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Student Clubs, Societies & Organizations 

More Than 50 Student OrganizationsClubs and organizations are open to all students at Seton Hill and are a great way to make new friends. The Office of Student Leadership & Involvement and Student Government Association hold an Involvement Fair at the beginning of each academic year, where students have the opportunity to learn about the many clubs and organizations available at Seton Hill and meet the students involved in each. Some organizations are so popular they've become a tradition at Seton Hill, while new clubs are created by students, faculty and staff members every year.

2024-2025 Active Clubs

  • Alpha Phi Sigma – Seton Hill chapter of the international honor society in Criminal Justice.Criminal Justice Honor Society
  • Alternative Music Collective – dedicated to diversifying the styles and sound of music through live performances and discussion.
  • American Sign Language Club – a student group bringing awareness to the deaf community and learning and practicing ASL skills.
  • Biology Club – A place for majors and those interested in biology to network surrounding innovations and research in the field.
  • Black Student Union – A group focused on providing solidarity, to facilitate meaningful discussion, and to add to/enrich the culture of Seton Hill through the implementation of cultural events and community service.
  • Chemistry Club – Club developed to create a fun and creative environment for all majors to enjoy.  Community service activities are particularly emphasized.
  • Class of 2025 – The group of students that organizes fundraisers, activities and traditions for the Senior class.
  • Class of 2026 – The group of students that organizes fundraisers, activities and traditions for the Junior class.
  • Class of 2027 – The group of students that organizes fundraisers, activities and traditions for the Sophomore class.
  • Class of 2028 – The group of students that organizes fundraisers, activities and traditions for the Freshman class.
  • Computer Science Club – Software, security, data and technology-focused club that betters the community through improved understanding and usage of both foundational and complex topics.
  • Criminal Justice Club – A club for majors and non-majors to discuss topics surrounding criminal justice.
  • Dance Team – The Seton Hill University Dance Team is for both majors and non-majors to perform at community, University and athletics events.
  • Dungeons and Dragons Club – A club for students interested in the fantasy tabletop roleplaying game Dungeons and Dragons.
  • Education Club – Provides extracurricular opportunities, service opportunities, networking and other forms of professional development for those students who want to enhance their careers as professional educators.
  • Entrepreneurship Club – A group of students who educate and incorporate those who have interest in forming their own businesses.Business Clubs
  • Environmental Association – The student voice for sustainability and environmentally-conscious choices and policies on campus.
  • Exercise Science Club – Bringing the love of exercise and physical activities to campus by teaching others about general fitness and providing volunteer opportunities to students.
  • Eye Contact Art and Literary Magazine – Seton Hill’s student-run, award-winning art and literary magazine.Eye Contact Literary Magazine
  • Fandom Club – Seton Hill’s group of students who are interested in all things Disney, Harry Potter, and more!
  • Fellowship of Christian Athletes – Seton Hill chapter of FCA Global. A Christian Fellowship group, connecting athletes to build a community of believers.
  • Forensic Science Club – An interactive club to bring together those interested in forensic science.
  • French Club – Promotes French language as well as Francophone cultures.
  • GoBabyGo! Club – A club focused on fostering an inclusive community supporting accessible design and play technology, in collaboration with national programs, by modifying electric ride-on vehicles in a personalized fashion for children with disabilities.
  • Golf Club – A club sport that competes in recreational and intercollegiate, non-varsity competition in Golf.
  • Graphic Design Club – Provides opportunities for those who want to present themselves artistically to the local community through their artwork, designs and ideas.
  • Griffin Guides – A student group affiliated with the Office of Admissions that assists in the recruitment of new students.
  • History Club – A club for students who want to learn the ins and outs of history through speakers, trips, and community engagement.
  • Honors Council – Organizes events and opportunities for students within and outside of the Honors Program.
  • Kappa Mu Epsilon – Seton Hill chapter of the national honor society in Mathematics.
  • Kappa Omicron Nu – Seton Hill chapter of the international honor society in Human Sciences
  • Lambda Pi Eta – Seton Hill chapter of the national Communication honor society.
  • MarComm Club – A club for those interested in Marketing and Communications.  The club promotes a sense of community through business site visits, professional seminars/webinars, and other activities.
  • Math Club – Promotes mathematics in the Seton Hill community and builds strong ties among mathematics majors.
  • Model United Nations – A club for those interested in diplomacy, international relations, and sustainability.Model United Nations
  • Music Therapy Club – A club for students who are interested in or majoring in music therapy.
  • Muslim Student Association – MSA welcomes Muslim students to get involved, and all students to learn about the message and values of Islam. 
  • National Association for Music Education – Seton Hill chapter of the National Association for Music Education.
  • Nursing Club – A club to build community within the Nursing program while also serving the local community.
  • Nutrition and Dietetics Club – An organization committed to assisting the community in food and nutritional services.
  • Orientation Leaders – A “freakishly friendly” group of students who help welcome and transition new students to Seton Hill.
  • Outdoors Club – A club for students seeking outdoor opportunities like hiking, biking, camping, kayaking, fishing and more.
  • Peer Ministry Council – A student group that plans faith-based programs for students.
  • Pennsylvania Music Teachers Association – Seton Hill chapter of the Pennsylvania Music Teachers Association.
  • Phi Alpha – Seton Hill chapter of the national honor society in Social Work.
  • Physical Therapy Club – A club for students in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program.
  • Physician Assistant Student Society – Provides both undergraduate and graduate students in the Physician Assistant Program with opportunities for community service and attendance at statewide conferences.
  • Pickleball Club – A recreational club sport for students interested in playing pickleball on campus.
  • Pi Sigma Alpha – Seton Hill chapter of the national honor society in Political Science.
  • Pre-Student Osteopathic Medical Association – For students interested in pursuing a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree.
  • Pride Coalition – Promotes the awareness of the LGBTQ+ community on campus.
  • Project H.O.M.E. – A cohort based student group whose goal is to make Seton Hill a more equitable and inclusive campus.
  • Project H.O.P.E. – Project H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People Everywhere), coordinated by the Social Work Program, is open to all majors and provides opportunities to assist those in need in the surrounding community.
  • Psi Chi – Seton Hill chapter of the international honor society in Psychology.Psi Chi Logo
  • Psychology Club – a community for psychology enthusiasts and to bring awareness of psychology’s impact on society.
  • QUEENS Org – An organization to empower, encourage and enrich the education experience for women of color on campus.
  • Resident Assistants – Students who live in the residence halls and assist other students with housing and roommate situations, while also providing fun and engaging programs.
  • Service Advisory Board – A student group that plans service opportunities for the campus community.
  • Seton Hill Alternative Resource Council – A group of students and staff who are committed to providing alternative resources for students who struggle with substance abuse and programs to encourage sober fun.
  • Seton Hill Programming Board – Creates activities and programs for students on campus.
  • Seton Hill Marketing Ambassadors – Current students who represent the University on various social media platforms in conjunction with the Marketing Department.
  • Seton Hill Student Ambassadors – Help maintain strong relationships between the University community, Seton Hill alumni, and prospective students.
  • Setonians Say No More! – A group focused on increasing awareness of sexual assault prevention and education on Title IX and Equal Opportunity policies.
  • Sigma Tau Delta – Seton Hill chapter of the international honor society in English.Sigma Tau Delta English Honors Society
  • Soccer Club – A recreational club sport for students interested in playing pick-up soccer weekly.
  • Society of Human Resource Management – Seton Hill chapter of students who desire to become immersed in the world of Human Resources.
  • Society of STEM Leaders – educates and inform leaders interested in the STEM field of opportunities, issues, and inclusivity through various workshops, discussion panels, and seminars with a lens of Women in STEM.Science Clubs
  • Spanish Club – The Spanish Club is for any student interested in learning about the Spanish language and Spanish-speaking culture.
  • Stitch to Serve  - A group of students, faculty, and staff who have a desire to make things to donate to those in need.
  • Student Art Therapy Association – A club for majors and non-majors interested in art therapy.
  • Student Athlete Mindfulness and Mental Health Club – A club that aims to provide athletes with a space where they can connect with each other and enhance their mindfulness when it comes to sports and discuss their mental health.
  • Student Dance Organization – An organization offering masterclasses as well as choreography and performance opportunities to all Seton Hill students.
  • Student Government Association – The official governing body that represents the students of Seton Hill, the Student Government Association (SGA) acts as the liaison between students and the University community.Strong Student Government Association
  • Student Theatre Activities Council – Provides students with various performance, backstage, and technical opportunities in the theatre department.
  • Student-Athlete Advisory Committee – Fosters relationships within the Seton Hill community, its surrounding communities, and the PSAC while promoting a positive student-athlete image, enhancing the student-athlete experience, and protecting the welfare of all student-athletes.
  • Students in The Arts – Prepares students for life as an artist by providing gallery space and opportunities for trips to museums and exhibitions, sale of art and community service activities.
  • Tennis Club – A club sport for students interested in playing intercollegiate, non-varsity tennis.
  • The Setonian – Seton Hill’s student-led magazine.Setonian Student Run News Source
  • Volleyball Club – Coordinates fun pickup games of volleyball throughout the week.
  • Winterguard – An indoor competitive Guard, that competes at local intercollegiate competitions around the area.

Contact

The Office of Undergraduate Admissions, fill out our online Request for Information form. You may also call us any time at (724) 838-4281 or (800) 826-6234, or send an email to admit@setonhill.edu