Seattle University Organizations

• Alpha Kappa Psi  - Professional business fraternity that aims to prepare member students for future success through the development of advanced communication skills and a true understanding of the value of teamwork.
• Alpha Phi Omega  - National co-educational service fraternity founded upon the principles of leadership, friendship, and service.
• Alpha Phi Sigma  - Honor society for criminal justice students. Aims to recognize academic excellence and to serve as a platform for real life learning.
• American Society of Mechanical Engineers  - Organization website presents information on the membership, leadership, and activities. With a list of sponsors and contacts.
• Amnesty International  - Human rights organization advocating on various prominent issues such as the death penalty, torture, the arms trade, gender rights, and more.
• Anime Club  - Recreational club dedicated to enjoying and discussing the art of Japanese animation.
• Association for Computing Machinery  - Introducing the student group within the Computer Science department. With news, announcements, and membership information.
• Beta Alpha Psi  - Beta Alpha Psi chapter of the honorary and professional fraternity for accountancy students.
• The Calcutta Experience  - Volunteer club and program that sends students to Calcutta to promote community service.
• Chemistry Club  - Presents the club's history, officers, events, and study sessions. With club pictures and chemistry links.
• Circle K  - Seattle University chapter of the international club that promotes the values of service, leadership, and fellowship.
• Coalition for Global Concern  - Nonpartisan organization founded upon the Jesuit ethic of service, knowledge, and social justice.
• CultureJammers  - Advocacy organization dedicated to "creative activism," an effort to bring America away from destructive policies and lifestyles.
• Engineers Without Borders  - Nonprofit humanitarian organization dedicated to developing partnerships with communities for bettering quality of life.
• Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA)  - Information on GSA's membership, advocacy, activities, and contacts.
• Hiyu Coolee Hiking Club  - Promotes interest in mountaineering, hiking, climbing, and related foot activities in the Pacific Northwest.
• Hui O Nani  - Presenting the largest and oldest club of Seattle University. Hui O Nani is an organization of Hawaii students.
• Japanese Student Association  - Cultural organization serving as venue for sharing the Japanese cultural and lingual knowledge.
• March of Dimes  - Public policy advocacy, community service, and outreach organization. Raises funds for medical research and provides education projects to help save the lives of newborns.
• Marketing Club  - Alber School's student organization created to promote the Jesuit tradition of excellence in the marketing field.
• National Society Of Black Engineers  - Promotes the recruitment, retention, and successful graduation of minorities in engineering programs.
• Outdoor Adventure and Recreation Program (OAR)  - Site posts details of OAR's history, activities, and trips. With an events calendar.
• Phi Alpha Theta  - Alpha-Eta-Omicron chapter of the history honor society, a professional group that promotes the study, research, good teaching, and sharing of ideas in history.
• Philippine Immersion Experience (PIE)  - Updates and other information on the PIE. With journals, forums, pictures, and a schedule of activities.
• Psi Chi of SU  - A national honor society for psychology students. Gives events, membership information, and details about fundraising.
• ReformDemocrats  - Seeks to address the chronic environmental, economic, social, and national security problems confronting America.
• Seattle University Math Club  - Association of students who share the interest in Mathematics. Hosts various events that promote interest in Math.
• Society of Feminists  - Advocacy group advances the feminism agenda, justice, and equality at the social, political, and spiritual levels.
• Student Pugwash  - International organization created to support ethical science through education and action.
• SU Tennis Club  - Sports organization for students who share the interest in playing and competing in tennis games.
• SU Women in Business  - Encouraging and empowering the women to venture into the business field and raise the number of women assuming executive roles.
• Taiwanese Student Association (TSA)  - Overview of TSA with information on its events, discussion forums, photos, and links to related pages.
• Toastmasters  - Aims to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment for improved communication and presentation skills.
• United Filipino Club  - Advances the knowledge of the Filipino culture and traditions through family and community centered events and activities.
• Vietnamese Student Association  - Non-political social support group established to encourage and teach about the Vietnamese culture and the benefits of cultural diversity.
• Young Democrats  - Political group's website presents information on upcoming events, the leadership, membership, and general purpose. With links to related democratic pages.