Clubs & Organizations

A national honor society for students who have maintained a 3.5 or higher GPA and are in the top 20% of their class during their first year or term.

A national liberal arts/sciences honor society for students who have completed 24 graded semester hours and are in the top 20% of their class.

A club for students who wish to learn more about Jesus Christ and grow in their faith through study, discussions and Christian fellowship.

A club for students to increase their understanding of all aspects of biological sciences through campus and community involvement.

A club for Business and Accounting majors to further their interest in business activities, gain new insights from professionals and participate in activities geared towards advancing their knowledge and contribution to the field.

A club to spread awareness about global politics by involving the entire Seton Hill community in open conversations. Events consist of café-like forums that allow students to engage intellectually outside of the classroom.

A club for students interested in conducting outreach programs that promote science education among young people while furthering their own experience in the field of chemistry.

A club for students to interact with the political community, register voters and participate in government.

A club that presents an environment for students to learn and discuss popular and advanced topics that pertain to computer science and similar technical disciplines.

A club for dancers to broaden knowledge and appreciation of the art of dance through classroom participation and community involvement.

A club for students to get involved in the local design community, create a community of their own, and build leadership skills that will be valuable as they move into the professional world.

The goal of the Education Club is to build caring, involved teachers who are willing to make a difference in their communities. The club promotes awareness of current issues and important news in the field of Education.

A student-run award-winning literary and art magazine that publishes two editions per academic year.

A club to promote professional development in family and consumer sciences and to provide community service activities.

A group for students who wish to come together to discuss and advocate gender equality through campus and community involvement.

A club to promote professional development in forensic science and to provide community service activities. 

A club for students who wish to practice the French language, enjoy French culture, and celebrate French holidays.

This club’s goal is to create a safe and welcoming community for all students and to promote an inclusive environment.

A club for students that are interested in developing global citizenship, leadership and spiritual development.

The national Communication Association's official honor society that recognizes, fosters and rewards outstanding scholastic achievement while stimulating interest in the communication discipline.

The campus chapter of the international Lions Club; committed to community service.

The goal of the Make-a-Wish foundation is to aid in the fulfillment of a child-in-need's wish by creating community activities.

The Math Club’s goal is to celebrate mathematics in the Seton Hill community. 

This club provides opportunities for Seton Hill music therapy students to give back to the community using their talents and knowledge while increasing awareness of music therapy.

A club to eliminate racial prejudice and to improve the political, educational, social and economic status of minority groups in the community.

A club to increase the awareness and practice of Olympic weightlifting.

A club that investigates the paranormal.

A group that provides music students with opportunities to practice teaching, present workshops, enhance their own understanding of music and to inspire and enlighten future musicians of the world to carry on the great tradition of music.

Project H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People Everywhere), Seton Hill's Social Work Club, is open to students of all majors.

Vision: Serve...interact...inspire!

Mission: Through club meetings, service participation, educational events and other activities, members grow, meet others, enjoy interacting and serve the community.

A club for students interested in psychology.

The goal of the PSPA Program is to spread community health awareness and well-being through service projects and fundraisers such as blood pressure screenings, bake sales and food drives.

A club to promote educational events that promote respect for human life.

The Seton Hill Chapter of this international organization, which brings university students, academic professionals and industry leaders together to create a better, more sustainable world through the positive power of business.  Seton Hill’s Enactus team is active in community service and competes in regional and national competitions.

A club that offers students an opportunity to participate and support the game of hockey at Seton Hill.

The Seton Hill University Chapter of the National Association for Music Education (formerly Music Educators National Conference).

A club that promotes ultimate Frisbee as a fun and healthy activity.

An organization for both music and non-music majors who wish to express themselves vocally, as well as to provide a contemporary performance group for the SHU student body to appreciate.

A club for students to create awareness of a regional issue through the collaboration of the Seton Hill University and Greensburg communities by developing events to educate and raise funds.

Seton Hill’s Chapter of this international association for Human Resource professionals is also a sub-chapter of the Seton Hill Business Club. This club competes in an HR competition and also mentors younger students with interest in the field of human resources.

A group for students interested in Spanish and Hispanic culture to hold awareness and cultural events. 

The Seton Hill Chapter of the student-led division of United to End Genocide supports a film series and coordinates other events to raise awareness of genocide and human rights issues.

An organization to connect art therapy students and to provide events, workshops and presentations about art therapy. 

A club for students who wish to participate in providing enjoyable campus events that make the campus a lively place for students to grow, learn and have fun together.

An organization that provides theatrical production and performance opportunities, support for independent projects and a link to the theatre honor society Alpha Psi Omega.

A club to facilitate and promote interaction among students and faculty with interests in the visual arts.

Mission: To provide peer to peer networks for veterans, build camaraderie, coordinate campus activities, help others to integrate into college life, and provide moral support to other veterans.

This club prepares art education majors for careers in teaching art.

A club for those who wish to participate in the great game of chess.

for independent projects and a link to the theatre honor society Alpha Psi Omega.