Albers Investment Club
The purpose of this organization is to build the D.A. Davidson sponsored portfolio, engage in financial analysis, as well as discuss and debate current financial and global news.
Club Contact
Adam Reed
reeda2@seattleu.edu
Advisor
David Carrithers
Albers School of Business and Economics
dfcarrit@seattleu.edu
(206) 296-5919
Albers Undergraduate Leadership Club
The Albers Undergraduate Leadership Club, affiliate of Net Impact, coordinates social events, service opportunities, and business events that foster leadership at Seattle University. It encourages collaboration among current student leaders and inspires other students to develop their leadership abilities as well. Being an affiliate of Net Impact, the club and its members also set out to practice "business for the good," which involves service-oriented excursions, ethics development, and more. The UGL club hopes to spread leadership throughout the Albers Business and Economics School, Seattle University, and the community.
Club Contact
Priyal Zaveri
zaverip@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Sharon Lobel
Management, Albers Business School
lobels@seattleu.edu
(206) 296-6486
Alpha Kappa Psi Professional Business Fraternity
Alpha Kappa Psi Professional Business Fraternity
http://www.akpsi-su.com/
Alpha Kappa Psi is a Professional Business Fraternity. Alpha Kappa Psi is recognized as the premier developer of principled business leaders. Our overall goal is a special one: the preparation of men and women for future success. Colleges and universities teach valuable lessons in the classroom. However, the living laboratory of Alpha Kappa Psi gives our members the practice they need in developing advanced communication skills, a true understanding of the value of teamwork and firsthand experience with the unique challenges of motivating a team through project completion. We have five core values: knowledge, service, unity, integrity, and brotherhood.
Club Contact
Arielle Newcomb
president@akpsi-su.com
Advisor
Rubina Mahsud
mahsudru@seattleu.edu
Alpha Sigma Nu- National Jesuit Honor Society
Alpha Sigma Nu | National Jesuit Honor Society
www.alphasigmanu.org
Alpha Sigma Nu, the honor society of Jesuit institutions of higher education, recognizes those students who distinguish themselves in scholarship, loyalty and service. The only honor society permitted to bear the name Jesuit, ΑΣΝ encourages its members to a lifetime pursuit of intellectual development, deepening Ignatian spirituality, service to others, and a commitment to the core principles of Jesuit education.
The purpose of the Society shall be to honor students of Jesuit institutions of higher education who distinguish themselves in scholarship, loyalty and service; to honor persons who may or may not be Alumni of Jesuit institutions of higher education who have distinguished themselves in scholarship, loyalty and service in their intellectual, civic, religious, professional or commercial pursuits; to band together and to encourage those so honored to understand, to appreciate and to promote the ideals of Jesuit education; to encourage the establishment and proper functioning of Chapters in accredited Jesuit institutions of higher education; and to encourage the establishment and proper functioning of Alumni Clubs.
Club Contact
Elena Coe
coee@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Paul Fontana
College of Science & Engineering
fontanap@seattleu.edu
American Society of Civil Engineers
The American Society of Civil Engineers Seattle University Chapter aims to further the knowledge and advancement of Civil Engineering students within their profession through group activities, and student design competitions.
Club Contact
Chris Padin
padinc@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Katherine Kuder
Civil & Environmental Engineering
kuderk@seattleu.edu
(206) 296- 2246
Beta Alpha Psi: Delta Eta Chapter
Beta Alpha Psi is a national accounting fraternity. According to the national Beta Alpha Psi website, Beta Alpha Psi "is an honorary organization for Financial Information students and professionals. The primary objective of Beta Alpha Psi is to encourage and give recognition to scholastic and professional excellence in the business information field. This includes promoting the study and practice of accounting, finance and information systems; providing opportunities for self-development, service and association among members and practicing professionals, and encouraging a sense of ethical, social, and public responsibility."
Club Contact
Michael Watson
watsonm@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Sarah Bee
Albers School of Business & Economics - Accounting
bees@seattleu.edu
Biology Club
The Biology Club aims to bring all students with an interest in biology together to discover the new and appreciate the familiar. Mammals, plants, viruses and bacteria will be covered in variety of ways- guest speakers, documentaries and trips.
Club Contact
Dana Nielsen
nielsen2@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Joy Fraga Muller
fragamuj@seattleu.edu
Chemistry Club
Seattle University Chemistry Club is an organization of students who are interested in sharing their love of chemistry. The purpose of our club is to provide a place for students to discuss all things chemistry related, promote the application of chemistry towards service in the community, creating a sense of professionalism, and having fun with chemistry.
Club Contact
Alana Stark
starka@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Kristen Skogerboe
College of Science & Engineering - Chemistry
SKOGERBO@seattleu.edu
Chi Sigma Iota
Chi Sigma Iota (CSI) is an international honor society that values academic and professional excellence in counseling. We promote a strong professional identity through members (professional counselors, counselor educators, and students) who contribute to the realization of a healthy society by fostering wellness and human dignity.
Club Contact
Marie DiCarlo
dicarlom@seattleu.edu
Advisor
William O'Connell
oconnelw@seattleu.edu
Criminal Justice Club
The Criminal Justice Club is for all students who are interested in Criminal Justice. We organize meetings and programs surrounding the education of the Criminal Justice field. We work with the Criminal Justice Honors Society and Criminal Justice Department in upholding Seattle U's mission.
Club Contact
Terra Lovelace
lovelace@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Peter Collins
College of Arts & Sciences
collinsp@seattleu.edu
Global Business Club
The Global Business Club of Seattle University has developed focus of serving as platform to all students to gain an understanding of the global economy, society, and emergence of sustainability. This is a student-led, professional organization promoting a variety of global business aspects.
Club Contact
Samantha Aw
aws@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Peter Raven
Albers School of Business & Economics
pvraven@seattleu.edu
Information Systems Club
The I.S. (Information Systems) Club purpose is to supplement student's knowledge and skills of technical competencies within business. This can be done through, but not limited to, fun and engaging IS projects, guest speaker events in the technology fields, and participation in Albers events.
Club Contact
Kyle Bonnell
bonnellk@seattleu.edu
Advisor
James Lee
leej@seattleu.edu
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering Club, will be working on mechanical engineering focused projects that give students a hands on experience in design and fabrication of select projects to add to their education.
Club Contact
Ben Klontz
klontzb@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Mike Larson
larsonm@seattleu.edu
Phi Beta Lambda
Phi Beta Lambda is a professional business club. The purpose of this PBL chapter is to provide additional opportunities for college students to develop leadership and other job related skills to take into a professional business setting. PBL is an integral part of the instructional program and in addition promotes a sense of civic and personal responsibility. Our chapter of PBL also aims to be an Active member of the National FBLA-PBL which we are affiliated with and engage in community service activities.
Club Contact
Sergiu Ispas
ispass@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Jamie Peterson
petersoj@seattleu.edu
Political Science Club
This club allows students interested in Political Science to come together to discuss and debate current events, political controversy, and other political issues. Also, we gather and plan events regarding issues related to political science.
Club Contact
Alyson Girton
girtona@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Rose Ernst
College of Arts & Sciences - Political Science
ernstr@seattleu.edu
Pre-Health Club
The Pre-Health Club targets individuals interested in pursing a career in health care. Our main areas of focus are in service and networking. We provide opportunities for our members such as volunteering at the Ronald McDonald House, visiting medical schools, and listening to health care professionals discuss their career and the journey they took to get there. We also network so club members can get involved in programs such as summer research/internships, professional development programs, and study groups focused on preparing for graduate level entrance exams.
Club Contact
Marissa Marcotte
marcott1@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Rebecca Bregel
College of Science and Engineering
bregelr@seattleu.edu
Pre-Law Club
The pre-law club is a club for students on campus that are interested in going into the law career or are interested in attending events related to law school or the law career. It works with the pre-law program in creating programming.
Club Contact
Mariah Hanley
hanleym1@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Angelique Davis
adavis@seattleu.edu
Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA)
Seattle University Public Relations Student Society of America provides students with hands-on experience in the fields of PR, Advertising, and Brand Management. We give monthly tours of agencies and corporations known for their PR and Branding, as well as host events on campus with engaging speakers. Joining PRSSA is a great way to network with professionals and form bonds with classmates who share your interests. Today, the Public Relations Student Society of America has more than 10,000 members in 300 chapters across the country. (www.prssa.org) *To get involved, add us on Facebook, sign up to be on our Listserv at any event, or email eisens@seattleu.edu or aquinoa@seattleu.edu.*Any and all are welcome!
Club Contact
Samantha Eisen
enauseda@gmail.com
Advisor
Barry Miztman
College of Arts and Sciences
miztmanb@seattleu.edu
Public Health Brigades at Seattle University
Our club works with the non-profit organization Global Brigades Inc. to mobilize university students that ant to participate in volunteer services in Panama, Honduras, and Ghana. PHB at SU aims to provide sustainable solutions in the homes of families in these countries during service learning trips throughout the year.
Club Contact
Paulina Renteria
renteri1@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Greg Scully
College of Science and Engineering
scullyg@seattleu.edu
School Psychers
Our mission is to foster growth and professional development among the students in the School Psychology program at Seattle University. We will strengthen the program's overall mission for training quality school psychologists who will be leaders in their field, with an emphasis placed upon social justice and advocacy.
Club Contact
Maria Cruz-Pacini
cruzm4@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Sam Song
College of Education - School Psychology
songs@seattleu.edu
Seattle University Chapter of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Club provides electrical engineering students with the following IEEE Web account (MyIEEE.com), Access Individual society memberships and subscriptions, IEEE Potentials and IEEE Spectrum magazines, Networking Opportunities, Mentoring Opportunities, Professional Speakers, IEEE Jobs, IEEE email address and profile, Find Upcoming Conferences, Scholarship Programs, Student Competitions, Software, Step Program transition from student branch to section branch, Career Advancement, Cost of membership - $32.00, Resume Building, Mock interviews, Professional Speakers, Specific Company Speakers for Hiring Companies, Company Tours, Networking, Resume Boost for community involvement, Career advancement
Club Contact
Caitlin Ryberg
rybergc1@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Alvin Moser
Electrical and Computer Engineering
ALMOSER@seattleu.edu
Seattle University Marketing Club
Our Mission: The Marketing Club will serve as a valuable resource through which members are enabled to empower themselves and others to be the most innovative and effective marketers in the industry.
Club Contact
Lin Wilson
linwilson91@gmail.com
Advisor
Dr. Jay Lambe
lambecj@seattleu.edu
Sigma Iota Rho
Sigma Iota Rho is an honor society for qualifying International Studies Majors and Minors with a 3.5 GPA or higher. SIR works to gather scholars interested in international issues and events in order to discuss, debate and assess the needs of today and tomorrow. SIR frequently joins the many multi-cultural groups on campus, to put on events for the student body, in order to spread knowledge regarding foreign communities and cultures around the world.
Club Contact
Josh Kutz
kutzj@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Robert Andolina
College of Arts & Sciences - International Studies
andolinr@seattleu.edu
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
The student chapter of SHPE @ SU is committed to aid Hispanic science and engineering students to graduate and successfully attain their career goals. SHPE is somewhat unique in that its purpose combines academic, professional, social and community interests. The Seattle University Student Chapter of SHPE concerns itself with: Increasing the number of Hispanics engineering students at Seattle University, Promote the advancement of Hispanic engineers and scientists in employment and education Develop and participate in programs with industry and the university, which benefit students seeking a technical degree. Improve the retention of Hispanic students enrolled in engineering and science. Provide a forum for the exchange of information pertinent for Hispanic engineering/science students seeking technical degrees. Developing a sense of unity and companionship among fellow Hispanics pursuing similar goals.
Club Contact
Karim Farraj
farrajk@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Margarita Tackach
takach@seattleu.edu
Society of Physics Students
We are a group of physics students who aim to create a cohesive SU physics community, foster scientific curiosity outside the classroom setting, and actively engage the campus and local area in exploring physics and the sciences.
Club Contact
Andrew Hankins
hankins1@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Woo-Joong Kim
College of Science and Engineering
kimw@seattleu.edu
Society of Women Engineers (SWE)
The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a not-for-profit educational and service organization that empowers women to succeed and advance in the field of engineering, and to be recognized for their life-changing contributions as engineers and leaders. Founded in 1950, SWE is the driving force that establishes engineering as a highly desirable career for women through an exciting array of training and development programs, networking opportunities, scholarships, outreach and advocacy activities, and much more.
Club Contact
Alyssa Ardourel
ardoure1@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Agnieszka Miguel
Electrical and Computer Engineering
amiguel@seattleu.edu
Sudo
A club for all student programmers looking to make like-minded friends and expand their code skills and critical thinking.
Club Contact
Chris Whitten
whittenc@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Rich LeBlanc
leblanc@seattleu.edu
Tau Beta Pi
This is Seattle University's chapter of Tau Beta Pi, the engineering honor society. This club's purpose is to recognize high performing engineers and engineering students with good character. This club participates in volunteer activities and Tau Beta Pi activities in the area.
Club Contact
Caitlin Ryberg
rybergc1@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Paul Neudorfer
pauln@seattleu.edu
Tau Sigma Gamma Mu
This club is a national honor society dedicated specifically to transfer students at Seattle University.
Club Contact
Christiana Obey
obeyc@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Angel Asuncion-Reed
asuncioa@seattleu.edu
Business Ethics Club
We are creating a welcoming, flexible communication platform where students collaborate and develop an understanding of what business ethics is. Vehicles for exploration include: guest speakers, current events, real world models, and popular culture. Networking with professionals and community outreach will always be a priority at the Business Ethic club.
Club Contact
Samuel Bell
bells1@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Jessica Ludescher
ludeschj@seattleu.edu
The Catalyst
The Catalyst is a bi-quarterly publication dedicated to social justice issues. The intent of this publication is to focus on those issues pertinent to the Seattle University campus and community, providing students and faculty with condensed and organized information. Each newsletter will summarize a specific topic, highlight the achievement of fellow students, and encourage readers to become active members of their community.
Club Contact
Edward Unthank
unthanke@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Sean Bray
brays@seattleu.edu