Student Clubs and Organizations

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Extra curricular and co-curricular activities are a vital part of the educational and developmental process.  Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus encourages and supports involvement of students in hopes of broadening and enriching their college experience.  In addition, students will expand their interests and activities.

See the Student Activities Office to get involved in a club or organization.  Below is a list of officially recognized student clubs and organizations. 

• Administration of Justice Society (AOJ Society)
  Promotes and pursues academic interest in AOJ by means of field trips, lectures, and seminars while providing a forum of discussion among students enrolled in the AOJ program.
• Adult Student Association (ASO)
  Assists in making the transition to college life easier for students, particularly of the non-traditional age, and promotes social activities.
• Alpha Psi Beta
  Gives students the opportunity to participate in community service. 
• American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)
  A student branch of the Pittsburgh chapter, ASHRAE is open to all students interested in the technical and educational aspects of heating, refrigeration, and air-conditioning engineers. 
• Arena Football Club
  Provides students with the opportunity to compete in the sport of arena football on a club level.
• Blue and White Society
  Student Chapter of the Penn State Alumni Association.
• Business Society
  Promotes and pursues academic interest in business by means of field trips, lectures, and seminars while providing a forum of discussion among students enrolled in the business program.
• Cheerleading
  Provides inspiration and motivation to all Penn State Fayette intercollegiate athletics and sporting events thought sport of cheerleading.
• Diversified Students Association (DSA)
  Promotes diversity, acceptance, and tolerance throughout the campus and community.
• Equestrian Team
  Provides opportunities for students to become familiar with current riding policies, setting, and the professional role of the equestrian rider and participates in intercollegiate competition.
• Human Development and Family Studies Association (HDFSA)
  Promotes and pursues academic interest in HDFS by means of field trips, lectures, and seminars while providing a forum of discussion among students enrolled in the HDFS program.
• Humanities Society
  Encourages interaction among students and faculty interested in the humanities by attending and participating in cultural events and activities.
• In-line Hockey Team
  Provides students with the opportunity to compete in the sport of in-line hockey arena on a club level.
• In the Light Christian Club
  Motivates students to be aware of the need for a spiritual foundation.
• Lion Ambassadors (University sponsored)
  Promotes the Penn State University, especially Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus, as well as its interests and goals among future, current, and past students and friends of the University through tours and various activities.
• Lion Players
  The campus student-driven and directed theatre group which annually performs a Shakespeare play.
• Magerko Musical Group
  Theatre group formed in 2005.  Annually students direct and produce a musical. 
• Nurses Association
  Promotes and pursues academic interest in nursing by means of field trips, lectures, and seminars while providing a forum of discussion among students enrolled in the nursing program.
• Outing and Adventure Club (OAC)
  Sponsors outings and recreational activities including skiing, skydiving, rock climbing, paint ball, white water rafting, biking, and hiking.
• Paranormal Society (PNS)
  Gives students the opportunity to research and record strange, unusual and supernatural folklore in Southwestern Pennsylvania. 
• Pi Sigma Phi Honors Society
  Promotes a higher standard of learning and encourages high scholastic attainment.  Inductions are by invitation only.
• Roaring Lion Newspaper Staff
  Provides students with the opportunity to operate and produce the campus newspaper.
• Soccer Club
  Provides students with the opportunity to compete in the sport of soccer on a club level.
• Student Activities Committee (SAC) (A subdivision of SGA)
  Plans, coordinates, and implements comprehensive educational and social programming for students throughout the year.
• Student Government Association (SGA)
  The SGA is recognized as the official voice of the student body and is authorized to represent students and their concerns.
• THON Team (A subdivision of SGA)
  A 48-hour dance marathon which benefits children with cancer.  The THON Team is the largest student-run philanthropy in the world.
• Tutorial Society
  Enhances the student's commitment to academia through human service. 
• Women in Science, Engineering, and Technology (WISET)
  Promotes and pursues academic interest in Engineering by means of field trips, lectures, and meeting with other branches of WISET.
  

Club and Organization Contact Information:
Chad A. Long, assistant to the director of student affairs 011 Williams Building, Student Activities Office cal167@psu.edu 724-430-4248