Amplify Voices
This is a action-based social justice club that will actively pursue and advocate for our mission of promoting diversity education and awareness on campus
Contact
ChrisTiana Obey
Obeyc@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Sabina Neem
Neems@seattleu.edu
ArtSideOut
The purpose of this organization is to provide students of Seattle University with an artistic community both studio-based, as well as art history-based. ArtSideOut will offer opportunities for members to participate in the arts community both on campus and off through various means including: free figure modeling sessions, public art walks throughout the city, The Honest Crit (student art critiques involving members of the Seattle arts community), as well as other arts-based events throughout the year. The club is meant to be an organic organization where communication and participation as well as delegation are highly encouraged. All ArtSideOut events will be free for attendees as to encourage as much participation, regardless of economic standpoint, as possible.
Contact
Kelsey Cook
cookk@gmail.com
Advisor
Jessica Powers
College of Arts & Sciences
powers.jj@gmail.com
(206) 296-5370
Colleges Against Cancer
Website
Colleges Against Cancer (CAC) is a nationwide collaboration of college students, faculty, and staff dedicated to eliminating cancer by working to implement the programs and mission of the American Cancer Society.
Contact
Aleena Arakaki
arakakia@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Galen Trail
Center of Study of Sports & Exercise
trailg@seattleu.edu
(206) 398-4650
Dance Alliance
Website
DA's undertaking is to provide an atmosphere where Seattle University students and affiliates can meet and share their mutual interest in dance, as well as explore different dance styles. Dance Alliance is an inclusive organization for students of all skill levels.
Contact
Rosalie Cabison
su.dancealliance@gmail.com
Advisor
Dr. Jessica Ludescher
ludeschj@seattleu.edu
Fashion Club
Website
The Fashion Club of Seattle University works to create fashion awareness on campus and strives to be involved in the local fashion of scene of Seattle. Fashion Club works to promote the professional development of students interested in the fashion industry by hosting bi-monthly meetings, guest speakers from the Seattle community, and the production of our annual "On My Block" Fashion Show.
Contact
Alaina Barrett
barretta@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Harmony Arnold
College of Arts and Sciences
arnoldh@seattleu.edu
Fragments
To publish Seattle University's literary and visual arts annual "Fragments" magazine. Club members perform marketing tasks, solicit submissions, edit, design and produce this magazine though a year-long process.
Contact
Krystal Robinson
robins35@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Susan Meyers
meyerss@seattleu.edu
Guitar Club
Guitar club is designed to offer Seattle University students, whether they are beginners or advanced, the opportunity to play and learn with others, and go to workshops that could include professional musicians or teachers.
Contact
Brian Clawson
brian.clawson1@gmail.com
Advisor
Susan Palmer
PalmerS@seattleu.edu
Pellas
We are a group of girls who want to start an a capella group here at Seattle University! When we get practiced and good we want to perform at various events around campus.
Contact
Rachel DeMers
demersr@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Hilary Hawley
hawleyh@seattleu.edu
S.T.E.P. (Style, Teamwork, Entrepreneurship, Professional)
S.T.E.P. is a club devoted to establishing entrepreneurship and business developmental methods within the business-fashion community. Our mission is to integrate the student body that has shared career interests and to promote networking to establish a basis for future business ventures.
Some of the other goals of the club include Exploring creative talents in fashion design/business (i.e. Marketing, Management, Editorial/Journalism, etc.) Marketing the individual and personal designs of club members Meet and establish relationships with peers to provide a support system for similar career paths and goals
Contact
Katelyn Buttitta
buttitta@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Professor Lindsay Andreotti
andreol@seattleu.edu
Seattle University Sports Business Club
To educate students about the industry and opportunities. To raise awareness about the club and specific opportunities that exist within the sports industry. Attract relevant companies, individuals and organizations to campus or go to them. Facilitate networking between the Seattle University student body and potential employers. Act as a general resource to any current Seattle University student interested in learning more about professional or recreational opportunities in sports-related areas. To inform and identify potential career paths in sports related to such paths
Contact
Cristina Beadle
beadlec@seattleu.edu; lawsonc@seattlu.edu
Advisor
Galen Trail
trailg@seattleu.edu
Seattle University Veterans Committee
To foster a community that supports both present and former members of the United States military services during their time at Seattle University.
Contact
Justin Sarkis
sarkisj@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Audrey Hudgins
Academic Advisor & Instructor College of Arts & Sciences
hudginsa@seattleu.edu
Seattle University Women in Business
The purpose of this organization shall be: to provide professional, educational, and networking experiences to support women and men who share the common interests of empowering women in business.
Contact
Patty Neil
patty.neil@pemco.com
Advisor
Holly Slay Ferraro
Albers School of Business & Economics
slayh@seattleu.edu
SEES
A club that unites environmental engineers and scientists on campus by creating a sense of community, networking with the broader scientific and engineering community, and volunteering time to preserve and protect the environment. This year our large project is the EPA RainWorks Challenge. We are meeting with the architects for the potential new science building on campus and designing a project that would reduce SU's stormwater footprint. We also plan to have speakers, restoration field trips, and socializing events.
Contact
Caitlyn Echterling
echterli@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Dr. Mike Marsolek
MarsoleM@seattleu.edu
Spawn Tan Nay a Tea
Spawn Tan Nay A Tea's mission statement is to awaken creativity in members, provide as safe place to build community/make friends, embark on eclectic activities/adventures, and most importantly to have spontaneous fun with a bunch of friends!
There will be some days where we'll do yoga, others days where we do writing exercises, meditate, take field trips to exciting places in Seattle, do flash mobs, do karaoke, and basically anything else that sounds interesting to members!! The club hopes to empower, foster creativity, create friendships and be a fun judgment-free place for club members. :D
Contact
Valerie Skelton
skeltonv@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Colleen Montoya
montoyac@seattleu.edu
SU Ascend
The Ascend Seattle Chapter is looking to build a clear path of communication between professional members of the Ascend organization and students looking for mentorship, leadership, and networking opportunities. Particularly as an Asian-American or Pacific Islander, it can sometimes be difficult to find a role model with a shared background to turn to when seeking guidance as college years go by, graduations approach, and careers begin. The Ascend Seattle Chapter looks to help in creating a framework that will allow for student members of the organization to openly turn to professional members for mentorship and guidance. We are looking for the best and the brightest to join the Ascend organization as student members, and make the most of what Ascend has to offer, including: fun and impactful networking events, mentoring relationships with experienced professionals looking to help, leadership opportunities to help you grow and prepare for your future
Contact
Eva Mei
meie@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Niranjan Chipalkatti
Albers School of Business & Economics - Accounting
chipalka@seattleu.edu
SU Improv Club
An improvisation club whose goals are to provide education and experience in improvisational technique so that persons involved may pursue improv outside of a school setting.
Contact
Kate Grogan
grogank1@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Rosa Joshi
joshir@seattleu.edu
Swing Dancing Club
This club is helping to preserve the beautiful and fun dance of swing. We learn to appreciate big band jazz and 20's-30's styles and steps. This club is a great opportunity for students to meet one another, get off campus, and have immense amounts of fun.
Contact
Colleen Fontana
fontanac@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Michael De Vera
deveram1@seattleu.edu
Toastmasters
Website
As an officially recognized club in Toastmasters International, we focus on club member professional development. We do this by practicing our public speaking and leadership skills in a structured, fun format.
Contact
Devin Anderson
anders94@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Bryan Ruppert
Albers School of Business and Economics
ruppertb@seattleu.edu
(206) 296-2827
Unauthorized to Harmonize
Unauthorized to Harmonize (UTH) is an a cappella group that performs for the Seattle University community.
Contact
Lauren Kastanas
kastanas@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Joy Sherman
jsherman@seattleu.edu
Video Gamer's Alliance
Create a space/social scene for those interested in video games, gaming in general, and other nerdiness.
Contact
Nicholas Ekimoto
ekimoton@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Dan Washburn
Office of Information Technology - Classroom Support
washburn@seattleu.edu
W.O.R.D (Writing On Rainy Days)
Seattle University's Creative Writing Club, W.O.R.D, strives to create and establish a community of writers on the SU campus, to encourage creativity through poetry, prose and other writing forms, and to support literacy and a wider appreciation of literature throughout campus and the surrounding Seattle community.
Contact
Chelsea Booker
bookerc@seattleu.edu
Advisor
Sharon Cumberland
SLC@seattleu.edu