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Category Archives: Student Organization
WISO – West Indian Student Organization
WISO serves as a support to students of West Indian decent and strives to promote awareness of West Indian culture through programs and events on campus. WISO also works with other West Indian Organizations on other campuses to keep abreast … Continue reading
Women for Afghan Women (WAW)
Women for Afghan Women (WAW) is a non-profit organization, based out of Queens New York and Afghanistan, which seeks to help disenfranchised Afghan Women by securing and protecting their rights to develop their self-potential and be represented in all areas … Continue reading
Venture Crew 1856
Seton Hall’s Venture Crew 1856 is a coed scouting organization under the Boy Scouts of America. The Crew is for individuals who have an interest in high adventure activities. Past activities include pottery making, horseback riding, camping, rock climbing, and … Continue reading
Up ‘Til Dawn
Seton Hall University has been a proud sponsor of the St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital which treats kids with catastrophic diseases, mainly cancer, and we’re working to continue and strengthen those efforts. We started as an organization known as Up … Continue reading
Ultimate Frisbee Club
In brief, the purpose of our club is to bring students together through an athletic game/sport which is easy to play and available to all. Ultimate Frisbee is a growing sport among the nation, and the majority of all schools … Continue reading
UDSA – Undergraduate Diplomacy Student Association
The Undergraduate Diplomacy Student Association, known as UDSA, is designed to serve undergraduate diplomacy majors and minors. Our goals are to provide support to these students by responding to their needs, including but not limited to providing an open forum … Continue reading
Student Disability Awareness
Student Disability Awareness (SDA) is a newly formed organization on campus. It’s primary goals are: to reach out, connect and support SHU students who have disabilities either temporary, or permanent; To serve as an informational resource on campus for SHU’s … Continue reading
Sobriety Society
To promote social networking for students who seek to have fun in a atmosphere not containing illegal drugs or alcohol, enabling positive friendships and experiences!
Slavic Club
The SHU Slavic Club, originated by Prof. Anna Kuchta in 1990, as a social and cultural organization, currently with over 376 members, endeavors to introduce the Seton Hall University community to different Slavic cultures. Through Slavic music, art, trips to … Continue reading
SHUNA – Seton Hall United Nations Association
The Seton Hall United Nations Association is a club for students interested in international affairs. The club travels to conferences at different colleges and universities to compete in a debate type setting in order to resolve various international issues and … Continue reading
SHUSIL – Seton Hall University Students For Individual Liberties
SHUSIL is a club that does what its name suggests: it is interested in raising awareness and defending the Individual Liberty of students on campus. We attend conferences in various places such as D.C., Philadelphia, and New York. Additionally, most … Continue reading
SHUFL – Seton Hall United for Life
The members of SHUFL shall strive to educate the community about issues affecting the sanctity of life, and to galvanize an increased respect for all human life. Not only will we attempt to raise awareness about issues destroying life (i.e. … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, capital punishment, Catholic, dialog, human rights, hunger
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SHU Stand
STAND, the student-led division of the Genocide Intervention Network, envisions a world in which the international community protects civilians from genocidal violence. At its core, our mission is to empower individuals and communities with the tools to prevent and stop … Continue reading
SHU Runners For A Cause
The “Runners for a Cause” club would be an organization in which students would get together to run in order to get physically fit as well as to raise money for an array of charity causes
SHAI – Seton Hall Association of Indians
The Seton Hall American Indians is a group of students who are interested in learning about the American Indian culture.
Silent Praise Dance Ministry
Silent Praise is a dance ministry that follows after the Bible verse Romans 12:1- “I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable … Continue reading
Setonian Chess League
By joining the Chess League, you will learn the art of an ancient game and meet new people with similar interests.
Seton Hall International Programs (SHIP)
Seton Hall International Programs (SHIP) is founded on three principles. First, that studying abroad is a life-changing and enriching experience that makes us better students, friends, people, and global citizens. Second, that educational exchange increases cultural understanding between people of … Continue reading
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Tagged abroad, cultural, diversity, educational, international
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Anime Club
We are a club who meet once a week to watch anime, or Japanese cartoons. As well as talk about common interests, whether it be these anime shows, the Japanese culture, card games, ect. The club also arrange to hold … Continue reading
SEA Pirates – Student Education Association
Members are mostly education majors and we do many service activities, both on and off campus. In the past, we have planned Christmas and Easter parties for the students at Sacred Heart in Newark. This year we will continue the parties … Continue reading
Muslim Student Association
The Muslim Student Association is an organization that promotes religious tolerance. We work to bring about awareness of Islam as well as gap bridges between the Jewish, Muslim, and Christian faiths. Through cultural activities we add some fun to campus … Continue reading
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Tagged dialog, diversity, interfaith, islam, islamic, muslim, tolerance
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Rotaract Club of SHU
We are the college level of Rotary International, ROTARACT is a service group on campus. We are trying to educate the SHU community and the South Orange community about some of the difficulties the world is still facing, while trying … Continue reading
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Tagged charity, community, disease, fundraising, volunteerism
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Resident Student Association
Resident Student Association is an organization of resident students that voices the specific needs and concerns of those living on campus. They work directly with HRL administrators in an attempt to address these concerns. RSA also organizes several programs on … Continue reading
Red Cross Club
Members of the Red Cross Club participate in Red Cross service projects that help the campus, community, and the world.
Lusophone Students Association
LSA is a group for Luso students as well as any other students interested in learning about all Portuguese-speaking countries. Through our events, which include free music nights, free entertainment and free food, provide the SHU community with cultural knowledge … Continue reading
P.O.E.T.I.C.
P.O.E.T.I.C is an organization geared towards creating an environment for people who wish to strengthen their abilities within music, spoken word, and dance. It stands for people of education together influencing culture.
PIPE – Pirates of Irish Persuasion and Extraction
The purpose of Pirates of Irish Persuasion & Extraction (PIPE) is to provide a venue through which all Seton Hall University students interested in the Irish experience may explore, via participation in social, educational, and charitable activities, Irish and Irish-American … Continue reading
OPTS – Organization of Physical Therapy Students
The Organization of Physical Therapy Students (OPTS) is a club for all current students in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at Seton Hall. It has academic, social, and altruistic aspects in the form of monthly meetings, fundraising for various … Continue reading
ONE Campaign Club
The ONE Campaign is a grassroots advocacy organization committed to the fight against extreme poverty and preventable disease. We hold various types of events on topics such as HIV/AIDS, water scarcity, micro-finance, literacy in the developing world, etc. We offer … Continue reading
National Council of Negro Women, Imani Chapter
The National Council of Negro Women, Imani Chapter offers minority women on campus a safe haven to come and discuss issues pertaining to them. Our goal is to increase awareness of our organization on campus through co-sponsorships, excellent programs, and … Continue reading
Mock Trial
Seton Hall Mock Trial is a competition-based activity wherein students participate in simulated courtroom trials. Students of various grade levels and majors act as both attorneys and witnesses on one or more Mock Trial teams. Every year, Mock Trial members … Continue reading
MLKSA – Martin Luther King Scholarship Association
The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Association (MLKSA) is an organization that promotes servant leadership in its members as well as in the Seton Hall community. It strives to follow in the footsteps of the late Dr. Martin Luther … Continue reading
Kraut und Lederhosen
Kraut und Lederhosen is dedicated to represent German culture. Our goal is to improve student’s perception of Germany while informing them of modern day issues in an entertaining way. Meetings and events consist of tutoring, movies, dancing, presentations and much … Continue reading
Italian Student Union
The Italian Student Union is a cultural organization at Seton Hall University. The ISU believes in preserving and promoting Italian culture, language and traditions. We do this through a number of different events which vary from Italian Movie Nights, Lectures, … Continue reading
International Student Association
The goal of the International Students Association is to promote diversity within Seton Hall University and provide the Seton Hall University community with the opportunity for awareness and understanding of world cultures. We aim to to (1) encourage and enhance … Continue reading
HOPE
H.O.P.E stands for Haitian Organization Promoting Education. Through this organization, we strive to break the misconceived stereotypes of Haitians. We do this through work shops, events and our annual ball. We strive to education the Seton Hall Campus about our … Continue reading
Hook, Yard & Needle
Hook, Yarn & Needle is an organization that shares the same interest in knitting.
Honors Program Student Association
The Honors Program Student Association is an organization on campus that aims to expand the academic and cultural experiences of students both on and off campus that may be outside their discipline or not available to them otherwise. Examples of … Continue reading
Hellenic Society
Hellenic Society is an organization that brings together all the students of Hellenic descent together in one organization.
Future Business Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America is an established organization nationwide that prepares students for careers in business and/or business-related fields. The main goal of FBLA on Seton Hall’s campus is to bring the working world to students in a comfortable … Continue reading
French Club
French Club is an academic organization on campus dedicated to spreading the francophone culture and French language to the students of Seton Hall University. This club explores the French language and culture many different ways. French Club meetings (hosted in … Continue reading
FLASH – Filipino League at Seton Hall
The Filipino League at Seton Hall (FLASH) is a minority student organization whose main objective is to educate the community, both inside and outside Seton Hall University, about Filipino culture. FLASH sponsors, participates, and performs in many Filipino, Asian, and … Continue reading
Equip.Educate.Ethiopia
We hope to provide the basic luxuries that we as Americans have been fortunate to have available to us in our elementary education.
EOPSO – Educational Opporutunity Program Students Organization
EOPSO is a student group that represents the Educational Opportunity Program. Our focus is to serve the EOP community as well as the entire Seton Hall student body and community through public service, informational programs and other school related events … Continue reading
Entrepreneurship Club
The Entrepreneurship Club offers students of all majors with great benefits by providing resources, valuable business skills, and support. We are a club open to all majors and interests that encourages collaboration and entreprenueurial growth.
Ecology Club
Ecology club promotes ways in which students can change their habits toward making choices which are more environmentally sustainable. We also work with the newly formed sustainability committee.
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Tagged environmentalism, green, recycling, sustainability
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Colleges Against Cancer
Colleges Against Cancer is a fairly new club here at Seton Hall University which has already raised a total of over $100,000 for the fight against cancer. This club works diligently all year long to raise awareness to the student … Continue reading
College Republicans
As the official voice and representative of the Republican Party on the Seton Hall University Campus, the Seton Hall College Republicans strive to support the ideals and principles of the Republican Party, to educate the Seton Hall University Community about … Continue reading
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Tagged causes, conservative, parties, Republican, social issues
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Class of 2011
The 2011 Class Council represents the senior class in helping to plan and organize important and fun events for outgoing students.
Chinese Student and Scholars Association
CSSA is dedicated to offer an opportunity to overseas Chinese to build their friendship, exchange ideas and promote Chinese culture. Our organization exists to help Chinese students find a home at Seton Hall University. To do this we seek to … Continue reading
Buddhism For Peace
Our club mission is to culturally enrich and serve the Seton Hall community by sharing the understanding of Buddhist tradition as practiced by Soka Gakkai International-USA (SGI-USA). As a lay-Buddhist organization, SGI-USA upholds the philosophy of Nichiren school of Mahayana … Continue reading
Black Student Union
Originally called the Black Student League, the Black Student Union (BSU) was founded in 1967. Its mission and purpose is to provide a foundation of unity among the Black students of Seton Hall through empowerment, education and cultural enlightenment. Since … Continue reading
Black Men of Standard
Black Men of Standard is a distinct group that has been constructed to specifically address the quality and way of life in which the black male conducts and views himself among his peers and figures of authority.
JSU – Jewish Student Union
We are a Jewish culture club that welcomes students of all faiths and religions. We provide a place for Jewish students on campus to come and still be in touch with their Judaism. We have bi-weekly meetings and host various … Continue reading
Chavez
The Seton Hall Literary Magazine promotes the literary and artistic endeavors of the University community through the publication of volumes of creative material. The club also seeks to promote the arts, literacy, and publishing on the Seton Hall University campus … Continue reading
College Democrats
The College Democrats pledges itself to support the philosophy and candidates of the Democratic Party. Furthermore, the College Democrats declares its intention to support all efforts to increase the participation of college students in Democratic affairs, as well as other … Continue reading
SHU Dance Team
The Seton Hall University Dance Team will be celebrating its 7th year of existence during the 2010-2011 Academic Year. We are a group of young women and men who share a passion for dance and use that passion to give … Continue reading
Habitat for Humanity
The Habitat for Humanity chapter at Seton Hall University is one of the largest fundraising clubs on campus. The goal of Habitat for Humanity is to eliminate homelessness as well as substandard housing throughout the world. Each year the club … Continue reading
Gospel Choir
The Seton Hall University Gospel Choir was founded in 1972 under the name, “Jus Us” and consisted of only six members. Currently, the choir has expanded to over 60 registered members. The SHU Gospel Choir organizes themed concerts every semester. … Continue reading
Mythos
Mythos is a club designed to examine and appreciate all forms of mythology. We seek to learn about myths for their entertaining qualities, influences and also for their lessons. We believe that myths can offer great insight into our inner … Continue reading
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Tagged legends, movies, myths, performances, psychology, trips
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Udesign
UDesign Inc. is a club where Seton Hall students get a chance to explore their creative side. Our club offers an opportunity for students to work on various projects ranging from logos, to flyers, to web design. This is a … Continue reading
Young Socialists for Democratic Change
The Young Socialists for a Democratic Change focuses on students interested in finding ways to make democratic changes.
SHU Swing Dance
SHU Swing Dance is an organization that seeks to have fun while appreciating the art of swing dancing. We partake in teaching, and learning swing dance. Overall, we seek to enrich campus life by adding a spark of swing dance.
Soldiers for Christ
Soldiers 4 Christ Step Team Ministry is not the traditional step, or drill team, but a ministry that uses the art form of step to spread the Word of God, the Bible. As our scripture states, Jesus Christ is our … Continue reading
Seton Hall University Students for Individual Liberties (SHUSIL)
SHUSIL is a club that does what its name suggests: it is interested in raising awareness and defending the Individual Liberty of students on campus. We attend conferences in various places such as D.C., Philadelphia, and New York. Additionally, most … Continue reading
Ski and Snowboard Club
The SHU Ski and Snowboard Club is a brand new club that brings together winter sports lovers for weekend trips to local mountain resorts. There are more than twenty club members with amateur, intermediate, and advanced ski and snowboard skills. … Continue reading
Association of Middle Eastern Culture (AMEC)
The Association of Middle Eastern Cultures is a group of students who share the same interest and backgrounds in middle eastern cultures.
Asian Studies Association
The Asian Studies Association is a group of students who share interests in the culture and background of Asia. We seek to further the development of Asian culture and develop our curiousity through recognition and celebration. The Asian Studies Association … Continue reading
Anthropology Club
The Anthropology Club is an organization dedicated to creating an environment where members will strive to understand ‘what it means to be human’, through a series of open-dialogue discussions, activities, and trips. With an emphasis on cross-cultural communication and social … Continue reading
Amnesty International
Amnesty International (AI) at SHU is a chapter of an organization that is 2.2 million members strong. AI’s mission is to conduct research and generate action to prevent and end grave abuses of human rights. On campus we participate in … Continue reading
African Students Association
The African Student Association (ASA) is a student organization composed of both graduate and undergraduate students at Seton Hall University whom are committed to embracing the African culture. ASA’s objectives include providing discussions with members during general meetings about the … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, African-American, culture, dance, graduate, heritage, undergraduate
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Adelante Latino
Adelante was founded in 1972 and over the years has evolved into an organization that not only brings Latinos to the forefront of attention but also heightens the awareness of their culture and impact at Seton Hall. Adelante is committed … Continue reading