The Sports Management and Analytics Club at Seton Hall offers an exceptional opportunity for sports enthusiasts to engage with a community of like-minded individuals who are passionate about the sports industry.
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Although the transition from high school to college can be challenging. There are many habits that you can start once you step on campus here at Seton Hall University to assist with those challenges. To help you navigate this new chapter and set yourself up for success, here are some essential tips for business first-year students.
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Pirate Planners is an initiative at the Buccino Leadership Institute that specializes in event planning. Pirate Planners is one of the newest clubs at the institute. Founded in September of 2023, Pirate Planners has held multiple events and helped with others. Their first event was the inaugural Buccino Initiative Fair.
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Pinky Swear Pack is a nationwide organization of students that helps spread the message of the Pinky Swear Foundation. Recognized as a club at SHU, Pinky Swear Pack meets biweekly on Mondays at 6pm to put the ‘fun’ in fundraiser and bring awareness on campus for the cause that they support, which is raising money for childhood cancer patients and their families.
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It’s not often that I would look towards a freshman as someone who embodies a shining and involved student at Seton Hall, but Payton Costenbader is a special case. The type of involvement that Payton has on campus is comparable to peers that are years older than her. Payton is involved as a frequent writer in the Stillman Exchange, a member of the Accounting Club, member of Women in Business, and a certified peer educator for Dare to Care.
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Cognitech, a burgeoning club dedicated to the exploration and application of Artificial Intelligence (AI), has made remarkable strides on its journey to success at the university. With just one month of official recognition from the Student Government Association (SGA), this innovative club has already attracted considerable student members who share a passion for AI and its vast potential.
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The Accounting Club is an on-campus organization that promotes networking skills and opportunity discovery. Though this club is directed towards freshman and sophomore accounting majors, anybody who would like to sit in on a presentation, practice networking skills or broaden their involvement on their resume is welcome to join. Tuesday, January 30th, the Accounting Club hosted their largest event of the year in collaboration with The Career Center.
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If you were to ask me someone who embodies a hard-working student at Seton Hall, both inside and outside the classroom, Erin Murphy would be one of the first people that come to mind. Erin, who is a senior that is double majoring in Accounting and Information Technology, has been able to make great use of her time here at Seton Hall. Erin is able to balance the workload of a double major, while also being heavily involved on campus and active in giving back to the Seton Hall community.
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Sawyer Keyes is a winner, and if recent events are any indication, he always will be. At one point the number one high school swimmer in the sprawling state of Montana, he has won multiple state championships in a variety of events while representing Hellgate High School in Missoula. However, upon coming to Seton Hall, he has demonstrated that a change of scenery does not faze him.
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On November 2nd, there was an Impact Talk hosted in Bethany Hall titled “Generative AI and Higher Education. The keynote speaker of the event was Dr. Jason Gulya, who is a professor at Berkeley College and the chair of the Artificial Intelligence council. There was also a panel of Seton Hall faculty and students to discuss the topic of AI as well, and express their beliefs on how they believe AI should or should not be implemented on campus.
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