Student Organizations 

Student Organizations at Edinboro University provide a wide variety of opportunities to become involved on campus and throughout the community.  Students will find that each and every organization is unique in purpose, activities and goals.  These organizations are open to all Edinboro University students.

African Student Association                                    

Dr. Elliott Wreh-Wilson, 330 Centennial Hall, 732-1122                  ewrehwilson@edinboro.edu

President: Saeed Abubakari, 814.323-1616                                        s613855a@edinboro.edu

African Student Association is designed to provide a forum for students of African heritage to assist in the spread of awareness of the African heritage in the community at large.  The purpose of this organization is to improve the University and local community as well as to enhance the educational and social experiences of its members.

Alpha Chi                                                                  

Dr. Rhonda Matthews, 103 Earp Hall, 732-2891                                ramatthews@edinboro.edu

President: Katie Ralston, 716.244-1067                                               k498486r@edinboro.edu

The purpose of the Fellowship of Alpha Chi shall be to improve the University and local community through community service projects as well as to enhance the educational and social experience of its members.

Alpha Phi Omega                                                    

Dr. David Fulford, 135 Cooper Hall, 732-1516                                  fulford@edinboro.edu

Dr. Irene Fiala, 341 Centennial Hall, 732-2402                                ifiala@edinboro.edu

Ms. Mary McDade, B17 Crawford Center, 732-1444                       mmcdade@edinboro.edu

President: Sonya M. Dennis, 814.207-1412                                        s316986d@edinboro.edu

Alpha Phi Omega is a National, co-ed, service fraternity dedicated to developing leadership, promoting friendship, providing service to the campus of Edinboro University, the community, and to the nation.  The purpose of Alpha Phi Omega is to maintain an environment that provides for personal growth, academic improvement, and the social interaction of its members in order to enhance their educational experience and to develop a brotherhood through strong academic, standards and community service.

Alpha Phi Sigma (National Criminal Justice Honor Society)

Dr. Delbert Rounds, 146 Hendricks Hall, 732-2404                           drounds@edinboro.edu

President:  Amanda Wimbrough, 570.244-5348                                  Stargazer_711@yahoo.com

Alpha Phi Sigma is the national honor society for criminal justice.  The society recognizes scholastic excellence by undergraduate and graduate students in the criminal justice sciences.  Once a student is inducted into Alpha Phi Sigma, it is a lifelong membership.  With this membership students are invited to attend annual criminal justice conferences at

various locations throughout the country, paid for by Alpha Phi Sigma.  In addition, Alpha Phi Sigma shall recognize and promote high scholarship among students actively engaged in college preparation for professional services in the Criminal Justice field.

Alpha Psi Omega (Service Fraternity)                  

Ms. Kim Wagner, 242 Centennial Hall, 732-1565,                             kwagner@edinboro.edu

President: Brittany Orolin, 814.207-3980                                            b186428o@edinboro.edu

The Gamma Kappa cast of Alpha Psi Omega was organized as a theatre honor society for the purpose of providing acknowledgement to those demonstrating a high standard of accomplishment in theatre and, through the expansion of Alpha Psi Omega among colleges and universities, providing a wider fellowship for those interested in theatre. Alpha Psi Omega provides opportunities to develop talents in all aspects of theatre, fosters cultural values and encourages cooperation and collaboration among members. Alpha Psi Omega is a co-curricular organization and is open to any student who meets the requirements set forth by the National Office. The group meets Wednesdays at 5:00 in the English and Theatre Arts department lounge on the 2^nd floor of Centennial Hall. Please contact us with any questions.

Alpha Sigma Lambda (Honor Society)                 

Ms. Philomena Gill, 119 McNerney Hall, 732-1265                           pgill@edinboro.edu

President:  Mary Ann Tarbell                                                              m657887t@edinboro.edu

Alpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society is a non-profit organization devoted to the advancement of scholarship and to the recognition of non-traditional students continuing their higher education.  The Society was established in 1945-1946 to honor superior scholarship and leadership in older adult learners and leadership in older adult learners who accomplish academic excellence while facing competing interests in family, community, and work.  Alpha Sigma Lambda is not only the oldest national society, but also is the largest chapter-based honor society for full and part-time non-traditional students.

Animation Club

Mr. Michael Genz, G3 Doucette Hall, 732-1151                                mgenz@edinboro.edu

Mr. Steven Carpenter, G2 Doucette Hall, 732-1605                          scarpenter@edinboro.edu

President:  Jordan Held, 973.330-1601                                                 jmann40@gmail.com

The purpose of the fellowship of Imagination Station shall be to improve the animation skills of the members and to give them experience they will need to become animators. I.S. shall improve the University and local community through service projects as well as enhance members’ experiences. Membership is open to any student enrolled in Edinboro University, without regard to sex, race, creed, ancestry, national origin, or disability, who fulfills the following requirements:  Applicants for membership must have completed at least 12 credit hours, applicants for membership must have a cumulative quality point average of 2.0 or better

Anthropology Club                                                  

Dr. Steven Nachman, 146 Hendricks Hall, 732-1945                         snachman@edinboro.edu

Dr. Renata Wolynec, 143 Hendricks Hall, 732-2570                          wolynec@edinboro.edu

President:  Dana N. Haught, 814.440-9530                                         d025400h@edinboro.edu

The purpose of this club is to expand and encourage interest in other cultures, of the past and present, not normally discussed in the classroom, enhance the educational opportunities of those interested in anthropology, and to continue the Speakers program and educational trips.

Art Education                                                                       

Dr. Jay Hanes, 116 Doucette, 732-1513                                             jhanes@edinboro.edu

President: Heather Whilhelm, 732-4543                                           h226772w@edinboro.edu

The club promotes art education through professional development, service, advancement of knowledge and leadership.  To that end, the club will: promote quality instruction in visual arts education conducted by its members as well as the advisory of certified teachers of art.  Art education Club encourages research in art education, will hold discussions, attend conferences and programs directly related to art educati8on, develop presentation, reports, and work with other members of the community to engage in activities which promote and enhance the learning experience for future art educators.

Asia Club                                                                  

Dr. Xin-Zhu Chen, 206 Hendricks Hall, 732-1624                             xchen@edinboro.edu

President:  Justin Paul Fontana, 814.282-7893                                    j243435f@edinboro.edu

We strive to achieve two goals: (1) to promote greater understanding of American history and society among students from Asia and (2) to promote greater understanding of Asian culture among students and faculty of EUP.  The membership is open to all EUP students.  All students from Asia are members.  We welcome especially American students who are interested in Asia to join us as members.  Any EUP faculty interested in Asian culture is invited to be “the Friends of the Asia Club.”  To achieve our goals, we plan the following annual activities: (1) Trips to America’s historical sites (2) A speech/dinner in April in conjunction with the Asia Month (3) Cooking demonstration and sampling of Oriental foods (4) Showing of Asian films.

Astronomy/Planetarium Club                               

Dr. David Hurd, 103 Cooper Hall, 732-2493                                                 dhurd@edinboro.edu

President:  Amanda Buttray, 732-2493                                                           a258467b@edinboro.edu

The Astronomy/Planetarium Club is for anyone with an interest in the night sky.  Work with families who come to our Thursday night public planetarium programs.  Learn how to operate the university planetarium.  Assist with viewing on clear nights through telescopes.  Any major can enjoy the night sky and help others enjoy it also.  Meetings are held on selected Thursday evenings after the public shows.

Beta Beta Beta Honor Society                                            

Dr. Nina Thumser, 100 Cooper Hall, 732-2158                                  nthumser@edinboro.edu

Dr. John Ashley, 129 Cooper Hall, 732-1517                                        jashley@edinboro.edu

President:  Michael Marek, 412.760-7041                                            m209978m@edinboro.edu

Beta Beta Beta is a society for students, particularly undergraduates, dedicated to improving the understanding and appreciation of biological study and extending boundaries of human knowledge through scientific research.  Established in 1950 the Alpha Chi Chapter has been awarded one of the top chapters since 1999.  More recently eight delegates at the national biannual tribeta meeting in Grand Junction, Colorado received the Bertholf award (a national award), making our Alpha Chi chapter the best in the nation.  Students are looking forward to the next biannual meeting in Melbourne, Florida.  The Alpha Chi chapter has also held the largest number of delegates at regional Beta Beta Beta meetings for the past 5 years.  Alpha Chi Club meetings are held bi-weekly in Cooper Hall.  At most meetings we have a speaker come and talk about a wide variety of Biology related topics from possible careers to their own scientific research.  There are also students that participate in scientific research at Edinboro.  Several of these students present their research at undergraduate research conferences and have received awards.  The Alpha Chi chapter is also involved in many community activities, ranging from an annual plant sales to high-way cleanup along I-79 to science fairs all designed to promote biological understanding.

Campus Crusade for Christ                                    

Dr. David Hurd, 103 Cooper Hall, 732-2493                                     dhurd@edinboro.edu

President: Stephanie Rosetti, 716.397-1669                                        s258705r@edinboro.edu

The purpose of Campus Crusade for Christ shall be to provide students with a place to meet and discuss their beliefs.  Campus Crusade is open to all students on campus.  Each week we spend time singing praise to God and His son Jesus Christ, praying for others, reading the Bible, and talking about issues that we struggle with.  As a group, we participate in community service and different events on campus.  Our goal is to grow in our faith and knowledge of Christ through discipleship and also learn how to talk to others about our beliefs.

Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship                              

Dr. Paul Rovang, 223 Centennial Hall, 732-1556                               provang@edinboro.edu

President: Amber J. Shearer, 732-2733                                               a025706s@edinboro.edu

The purpose of Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship shall be to improve the University and local community through community service projects as well as to enhance the educational and social experiences of its members.  Chi Alpha will seek to give students on campus a place to worship, fellowship, pray and meet together in expression of their belief in God.  Membership is open to any student enrolled in Edinboro University, without regard to sex, race, creed, ancestry, national origin, or disability.  Members must abide by all rules and regulations set forth by the constitution, its amendments, and by-laws.

Chi Alpha Epsilon Honor Society                          

Dr. Carol Gleichsner, 135 McNerney Hall, 732-1282                         gleichsner@edinboro.edu

Dr. Elizabeth Iglesias, 135A McNerney Hallo, 732-1278                   eiglesias@edinboro.edu

President: Tracy Fabrizio,                                                                     t324401f@edinboro.edu

Membership is open to any student enrolled in Edinboro University, who was admitted via a developmental program, without regard to sex, race, creed, ancestry, national origin, or disability, who fulfills the following requirements:  Applicants for membership must have completed at least 24 credit hours as full time students, applicants for membership must have a cumulative quality point average (QPA) of3.0 or better for two consecutive semesters in a full-time status.  The advisor and co-advisor will verify QPA’s.

Christ for Life

Ms. Melissa Burnett, 789 Bessemer St., Meadville, 732-1802             burnett@edinboro.edu

President: Cherice Tillman, 412.390-6880                                             c191035t@edinboro.edu

Christ for Life exists for the purpose of ministering to the needs of others through expressing the word of Christ verbally or through artistically musical expression.  Furthermore, Christ for Life will serve as a spiritual and emotional support group for its members.  Members are encouraged to offer their total support towards the uplifting of the word of Jesus Christ and our Father, God and also to function cooperatively as a brother or sister to all members.

Circle K Club                                                            

Mr. Robert Matthews, 116 Heather Hall, 732-1221                            rmatthews@edinboro.edu

Ms. Patti Loomis, 220 Ross Hall, 732-1137                                         ploomis@edinboro.edu

President:  Amy Schleicher, 814.882-3110                                           a191679s@edinboro.edu

Circle K is the college level of Kiwanas and Key Club.  We meet one night a week to do something fun and plan service projects for our club.  Our projects range from serving ice cream at the nursing home, to hanging out at the day care center, and raising money for local shelters.  Circle K is a great way to make new friends and an opportunity to get credit for helping the community.

Clay Club                                                                  

Mr. Lee Rexrode, Doucette Hall, 732-2309                                        lrexrode@edinboro.edu

President:  Gregory Byard, 732-2945                                                   g294225b@edinboro.edu

The purpose of the Clay Club is to improve the University and local community through community service projects such as donating bowls that we make to local food banks. Clay Club also enhances the educational and social experiences of its members.  Members often travel to workshops to interact with other students and professional artists.

College Republicans                                                

Dr. Timothy Pitts, Cooper Hall 116B, 732-2291                                tpitts@edinboro.edu

Dr. Elvage Murphy, 146 Hendricks Hall, 732-1233                           emurphy@edinboro.edu

President:  Jennifer Garbo, 440.289-8276                                           j191373g@edinboro.edu

Edinboro University's College Republicans is a great club for the conservative to join and the politically confused to check out.  The College Republicans discuss politics at their meetings and also get involved with Republican candidates and campaigns.  Conservatives can meet with others who share their same views and the politically confused are welcome to check out the club to expand their political knowledge.  This group is affiliated with the College Republican National Committee.  They usually meet on Thursdays at 5pm in Hendricks Hall G-13.  Meeting dates and times are scheduled to change, so be sure to check the website: www.geocities.com/eup_republicans

Commuter Club                                                       

Ms. Phiomena Gill, 732-1265, Adult Student Services Office          pgill@edinboro.edu

President: Mary Ann Tarbell,                                                             m657887t@edinboro.edu

The Commuter Club is open to any and all students who walk or drive to campus.  Attendance at meetings is not mandatory, but all students interested in what we are doing will receive monthly emails telling them about the club.  The Commuter Club will work on behalf of all commuters to assure that their needs are recognized and integrated into planning, policy development and practice.  Have ideas on how to improve your time on campus, let us know.  We want to hear from you.

Company                                                                  

Dr. Kathleen M. Golden, 100 C. Compton Hall, 732-2528                kgolden@edinboro.edu

President: Erin Clark, 814. 882-3363                                                  e317987c@edinboro.edu

The purpose of Company is to enrich the university and surrounding communities through the production and performance of musical theatre.  Membership is open to any student enrolled in Edinboro University, without regard to sex, race, creed, ancestry, national origin, or disability who fulfills the following requirements:  All active members

must maintain a cumulative quality point average (QPA) of 2.5 or better, excepting incoming freshman who have no QPA yet.  Members must pay dues.  Members must abide by all rules and regulations set forth by this constitution, its amendments, and by-laws.

Computer Science Club                                          

Dr. Cara Stein, 202 Doucette Hall, 732-1184                                     cstein@edinboro.edu

Mr. Daniel Bennett, 202 Doucette Hall, 732-1177                             dbennett@edinboro.edu

Ms. Patricia Hillman, 200 Doucette Hall, 732-1172                           hillman@edinboro.edu

President:  Daniel Taylor, 775.258-6682                                             d917313t@edinboro.edu

The computer club is an organization that allows for the extra-curricular assembly of computer science majors and minors.  Club sponsored activities include: guest lecturers on topics in computer science, participation in various programming contests, and the development of fundraising activities.

Council for Exceptional Children (CEC)               

Dr. Ruth Nash-Thompson, 120 Butterfield Hall, 732-2439              rthompson@edinboro.edu

Ms. Juanita Kasper, 116 Butterfield Hall, 732-1098                            jkasper@edinboro.edu

Dr. Jean Faieta, 114 Butterfield Hall, 732-2766                                  jfaieta@edinboro.edu

President:  Callie Banyas, 732-4914                                                     c317954b@edinboro.edu

This special education professional organization is dedicated to the well being of children with exceptionalities.  Members keep informed of special education through various publications and conferences.  Student members can expect to participate in various service activities donating time, effort and needed items to children and organizations. This organization encourages and welcomes all education majors to become active members.

Counseling Club

Dr. Salene Cowher, 314 Butterfield Hall, 732-1116                           scowher@edinboro.edu

Dr. Gary Connell, 312 Centennial Hall, 732-2410                             gconnell@edinboro.edu

President:  Heather Ryan, 814.218-6403                                            h625592r@edinboro.edu

The purpose of the Counseling Club shall be to enhance the educational and social experiences of its members as well as nonmembers interested in the field of community counseling, rehabilitation counseling, school guidance, and student personnel services.  Active members must have a cumulative graduate QPA of 3.0 or better.

Criminal Justice Club                                              

Dr. David Ferster, 146 Hendricks Hall, 732-2409                            dferster@edinboro.edu

Dr. Ken Egbo, 218 Hendricks Hall, 732-1228                                   kegbo@edinboro.edu

President:  Bret Alexander, 716.969-4167                                          b584895a@edinboro.edu

The purpose of the Criminal Justice Club is to promote activities related to criminal justice professions.  The Criminal Justice Club sponsors speakers on campus and takes many field trips to various prisons, jails, courts, crime labs and other interesting places.  The club shall improve the University and local community through community service projects as well as enhance the educational and social experiences of its members. All majors are welcomed to participate.

Delta Alpha Pi – Beta Chapter                             

Dr. Robert McConnell, Crawford Cntr., 732-1396                              mcconnell@edinboro.edu

Ms. Kathleen K. Strosser, Crawford Cntr., 732-1399                         strosser@edinboro.edu

President: Kathryn Malachowski, 732-3742                                       k067689m@edinboro.edu

Delta Alpha Pi Honor Society’s first chapter was founded at East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania and Edinboro University has the second chapter of this society.  It was founded to recognize the academic accomplishments of students with disabilities.  Delta stands for disability; Alpha for achievement; Pi for pride.  Members of this honor society will have the opportunity to serve as mentors and role models for first year students

Delta Mu Delta                                                        

Dr. Gayle Morris, 239 Hendricks Hall, 732-1527                               gmorris@edinboro.edu

Presidents: Sonya Dennis, Matt Schaffnit, 732-1527                          s316986d@edinboro.edu/m133044s@edinboro.edu

Delta Mu Delta is a national honor society that promotes and recognizes outstanding business student achievement. Membership in the society provides the opportunity to interact with faculty and other outstanding students through speakers, discussions, field trips, and other activities. Edinboro students are eligible for induction through its Iota Omega Chapter.

Delta Mu Delta membership is the highest national recognition a business student can earn, and is a distinguished honor to include on one's resume. Students who are inducted become lifetime members. At Edinboro University, induction occurs at a special ceremony designed to celebrate student achievement.

Drawing/Painting Club                                          

Mr. Terry McKelvey, 201 Hamilton Hall, 732-1155                                       tmckelvey@edinboro.edu

Ms. Rachael Burke, 207 Hamilton Hall, 732-1147                                         rburke@edinboro.edu

President:  Shamir Tylar, 734-1970                                                                 s628499t@edinboro.edu

The Drawing and Painting Club offers extra-curricular opportunities which augment the Drawing and Painting area's curricular offerings.  Activities include a visiting speaker series, a daytrip each semester to a regional art museum, and juried Club group exhibition opportunities, both on and off-campus. In addition, the club offers an opportunity for selected club members to spend a weekend in a larger metropolitan area so they can visit numerous art museums and galleries.

East Area Hall Council 

Mr. Daryl Yinglino, 150 Perry Lane, 732-2530                                  dyinglina@edinboro.edu

President: Jasmine Johns, 732-3487                                                   j023650j@edinboro.edu

Edinboro Students Craving Anime (E.S.C.A.)

Dr. Charlotte Wellman, G2E Doucette Hall, 732-1149                      cwellman@edinboro.edu

Vice President:  Colleen Murphy, 724.544-3802                                

ESCA are Edinboro Students Craving Anime.  Anime, or Japanese animation, has become increasingly popular among American audiences.  Edinboro’s student organization sponsors weekly screenings, occasional lectures, and an annual excursion to a national conference in Washington D.C.  ESCA also explores manga (Japanese comics and graphic novels) and video/card games.  They have also done charity fundraising for Project Linus – creating quilt squares to be made into blankets for children in hospitals.  ESCA is proud to be one of the clubs at Edinboro that invites students from all majors and backgrounds to enjoy Japanese pop culture.  Membership stands at about 30 undergraduates. 

Emergency Services Organization                       

Mr. Kahan Sablo, 220 Pogue Student Center, 732-2778                           ksablo@edinboro.edu

Mr. Daryl Parker, Residence Life and Housing, 732-2818                      dparker@edinboro.edu

President: Patrick Davis, 973.879-7121                                                       p237953d@edinboro.edu

The purpose of the Emergency Services Organization shall be to improve the University and local community through community service projects as well as to enhance the educati8nal and social experiences of its members.  The group will exist to educate and train its members in the emergency service fields.  This will provide a better service to the community and to the institution that fosters it.  The organization will also give its members the chance to develop their social skills and as well as their practical skills.

English and Humanities Club                                               

Dr. Jan Kinch, 114 Centennial Hall, 732-1561                                               sunravenmoon@cs.com

President:  Henry Cole, 734-3676                                                                  h656108c@edinboro.edu

The purpose of the English and Humanities Club is to create an intellectual climate at the university by providing cultural opportunities and lectures otherwise inaccessible to University and community members.

Open to all students, we offer:

·                    Road trips to Local, Regional, and International plays, musical events, museums, and other cultural venues.

·                    Sponsored Speakers presenting a variety of interesting and thought provoking topics.

·                    Open-mike nights!

All in a relaxed, positive atmosphere!

Exercise Science Club                                             

Dr. Jim Roberts, 200 Crawford Center, 732-1435                               jroberts@edinboro.edu

Dr. Ruth A. Kowallis, B-5 Crawford Center, 732-1345                       rkowallis@edinboro.edu

President: Lisa Celeski, 814.823-1148                                                   l795283c@edinboro.edu

The purpose of the Exercise Science Club shall be to improve the University and local community through community service projects as well as to enhance the educational and social experiences of its members.  The purpose of this club is to help provide students with practical experiences that reinforce the concepts relating to exercise science as well as provide service to the community for events that relate to exercise science.  Furthermore, the club is to look at the more scientific part of exercise and the physiological aspects of exercise.  The club is designed for those interested in research, laboratory experiments, and focus on scientific information.  The club will participate in events such as the Boston Marathon or other community events that provide members with experiences that demonstrate the effects of rigorous training on the athletes that participate in these activities.  The club will encourage student research and participation in the Mid-Atlantic (and/or) National American College of Sports Medicine conference.

Film Club                                                                  

Mr. John Bavaro, G-18 Doucette Hall, 732-2513                               jbavaro@edinboro.edu

Mr. John Chrisman, G29 Doucette Hall, 732-1150                            jchrisman@edinboro.edu

President: Elaine Wilson, 814.229-2846                                              e220922w@edinboro.edu

The purpose of the Film Club shall be to improve the University and local community through community service projects as well as to enhance the educational and social experiences of its members.  The Film Club shall seek to provide a network of resources to students in all majors related to film.  The ultimate goal of the Film Club is to enhance the art of Film at Edinboro University.  Membership is open to any student enrolled in Edinboro University, without regard to sex, race, creed, ancestry, national origin, or disability.

Future Elementary Educators of Edinboro University (FEE/ACEI)

Dr. Denise Finazzo, 137 McNerney Hall, 732-2699                           dfinazzo@edinboro.edu

Dr. Patricia Flach, 154A Miller Research Cntr., 732-1330                  pflach@edinboro.edu

President: Katie Ralston, 716.244-1067                                                 k498486r@edinboro.edu

The Future Elementary Educators Club shall promote better personal and academic relations between students and faculty in Elementary Education.  Activities include organizational meetings, presentations on educational topics of interest, and different varieties of activities for the students to be active around the college and community working with children and adults. 

Graduate Social Work Association

Dr. David Pugh, 228 Butterfield Hall, 732-2022                                dpugh@edinboro.edu

Dr. Roselle Scaggs, 217 Butterfield Hall, 732-1658                            rscaggs@edinboro.edu

President: Stacey Bittler                                                                       s612116b@edinboro.edu

(send information to Box: GSWA, Butterfield, Social Work Dept.)

The purpose of the Graduate Social Work Association (GSWA) is to improve the University and local community through service projects and to enhance the educational and social experiences of its members.  It is the mission of GSWA to foster strong professional ethics, to perform community service, promote continuing education, support the advancement of the profession, and embrace culturally diverse programs.  GSWA welcomes any and all graduate students of social work, whether full or part-time. There is no fee for membership.

Graduate Student Council                                      

Ms. Melanie Lewis, 3^rd floor Reeder, 732-1082                                   mlewis@edinboro.edu

President:  Timothy Hemmis, 732-2896                                              t189253h@edinboro.edu

Graduate Student Council (GSC) is a student organization representing graduate students from all academic disciplines at Edinboro University. GSC strives to provide informational meetings, workshops and forums that enhance the professional development of graduate students. The Council also promotes interdisciplinary and social activities to enrich the lives of graduate students

Graphic Design Club

Ms. Shellie Barron, 124 Doucette Hall, 732-2406                              sbarron@edinboro.edu

Mr. Robert Conlon, 124 Doucette Hall, 732-1156                              rconlon@edinboro.edu

President:  Brandon Horoho, 814.248-1043                                        b701689h@edinboro.edu

The Graphic Design Club is aimed at the communication graphic majors of EUP.  Members can gain knowledge and criticism of their work from their peers.  The Graphic Design Club organizes such activities as an annual Graphic Design Show, computer demonstrations for high school art days, as well as inviting guest speakers.  The club also attends studio tours that provide experience and insight of professional design firms. 

Health and Physical Education Major’s Club   

Dr. Laura Miller, 107 Crawford Cntr, 732-1443                                  lmmiller@edinboro.edu

President:  Dave Conroy, 412.334-9386                                              d065860c@edinboro.edu

The Health and Physical Education Majors Club provides a variety of professional development and community service opportunities for all students majoring or minoring in any of the HPE department’s degree programs.  Students are able to attend the annual conference of the Pennsylvania State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, and are often able to serve as presiders for professional presentations and the conference.  Students are also able to participate in annual community service activities, including the American Cancer Society “Making Strides Against Breast Cancer” walk at Presque Isle and American Red Cross blood drives held at EUP.  Students are also able to participate in a variety of other activities, including volunteer at the EUP Health Fair, attending discipline-related workshops and guest speaker presentations, and giving health and wellness presentations to various community groups.  This club is an excellent way for HPE students to meet other HPE majors, make professional contacts, and build their resumes.

History Club                                                             

Mr. Robert Wertz, 146 Hendricks Hall, 732-2575                              rwertz@edinboro.edu

Dr. Dennis Hickey, 137 Hendricks Hall, 732-2577                            dhickey@edinboro.edu

President:  Mathew Hall, 814.440-1689                                                m160932h@edinboro.edu

The purpose of the History Club is to enhance the educational and social experience of students at EUP.  The club organizes a variety of panel discussions revolving around historical and cultural subjects.  Every fall the club takes a trip to a major historical site or city.  In the past, the club has visited Washington D.C., Williamsburg, and Toronto.  The club is a large and active organization on campus.

Identity                                                                     

Dr. Gerald Hoffman, 227 Cooper Hall, 732-2813                               ghoffman@edinboro.edu

Dr. Rhonda Matthews, 338 Centennial Hall, 732-1593                      ramatthews@edinboro.edu

Dr. Daniel Burdick, 126 Heather Hall, 732-2647                               dburdick@edinboro.edu

President:  Eric Hull, 814.881-5545                                                      e124960h@edinboro.edu

The Edinboro Identity Organization provides a safe environment for Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, straight, and questioning youth to meet, socialize, and support one another.  We meet weekly at 8:30 pm in the Women’s Center which is located on the first floor of Centennial Hall.  We work to promote activism, education, and awareness at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania.  The Organization is open to all students, friends, and families

International Student Affiliation                       

Dr. Naod Kebede, 239 Cooper Hall, 732-2564                                              nkebede@edinboro.edu

Dr. Susan Lucas, 116A Cooper Hall, 732-1573                                              slucas@edinboro.edu

President:  Saira Mughal, 814.823-1497                                                          s148457m@edinboro.edu                              

The affiliation aspires to enrich the local community, both on and off campus, by ensuring cultural diversity.  Activities include the International Dinner, trips, campus events and social mixers.

Iota, Iota, Iota (Women’s Studies Honor Society)

Dr. Jerra Jenrette, 146 Hendricks Hall, 732-1225                               jjenrette@edinboro.edu

Dr. Martha Donkor, Hendricks Hall, 732-1623                                  mdonkor@edinboro.edu

Ms. Suzanne Winterberger, 106 Doucette Hall, 732-2017                  winterberger@edinboro.edu

President:  Tanya Teglo, 732-1322                                                        tanyateglo@edinboro.edu

The purpose of this organization is to encourage and support scholarship and excellence in the area of Women’s Studies at Edinboro University and to improve the University and local community through community service projects.  Membership shall be open to any Edinboro University student, without regard to gender, race, ethnicity, religion, differing abilities, economic class, or sexual orientation.  The student must be either an undergraduate or graduate student enrolled full or part time in a degree program.  The student must either be enrolled in the Women’s Studies Minor program, or be a student, undergraduate or graduate, who demonstrates a strong interest in Women’s Studies.  Student must have achieved third semester standing with at least 6 credits of women’s studies coursework with a QPA of 3.0 and an overall QPA of 3.0.

Kappa Delta Pi (National Educational Honor Society)   
Dr. Mary Jo Melvin, 111 Miller Research Cntr., 732-2154                  mmelvin@edinboro.edu
Dr. Lisa Brightman, 154 Miller Research Cntr., 732-1328                  lbrightman@edinboro.edu
President:  Christine Woolstrom, 814.573-7007                                   chrissy_wool@hotmail.com              

Kappa Delta Pi is an international Honor Society in Education.  The members are required to attend three meetings throughout the course of each semester.  The meetings focus on educational issues as well as service opportunities and guest speaker.  All meetings are held in the Miller Research Center at 7:45PM.  Each year an initiation banquet is held during the spring semester for new members.  All members must have earned a 3.5 QPA and must have completed a minimum of 50 credit hours.  The society requires 4 hours of service each semester.  Service opportunities are varied and are required to remain in good-standing.  Kappa Delta Pi has as its membership all education majors.

Lambda Pi Eta                                                       

Dr. Jean Jones, 208 Compton Hall, 732-2525                                  jjones@edinboro.edu

President: Crystal Jones, 732-2444                                                   c129420j@edinboro.edu

The purpose of Lambda Pi Eta shall be to improve the University and local community through community service projects as well as to enhance the educational and social experiences of its members.  Membership is open to any student enrolled in Edinboro University, without regard to sex, race, creed, ancestry, national origin, or disability who fulfills the following requirements: Applicants for membership must have completed at least 12 Communication credit hours, applicants for membership must have a cumulative quality point average (QPA) of 3.00 or better, as well as a 3.25 or better in the required Communication classes, Applicats must have 60 credit hours of classes.

Latino Student Organization

Dr. Elizabeth Iglesias, 135 McNerney Hall, 732-1278                        eiglesias@edinboro.edu

Ms. Brenda Abreu-Baker, Hamilton Hall, 732-2100ext.266               babreubaker@edinboro.edu

President:  Jessenia Montero, 732-4363                                                y431269m@edinboro.edu

The Latino Student Organization exists to develop activities that provide students opportunities to network with others who share similar cultural backgrounds and interests.  We encourage all students to achieve their academic and professional potential through individual and group interaction, campus administration, and the community while emphasizing the importance of Latino cultural and family values.

Literary Club

Dr. Robert Hass, 236 Centennial Hall, 732-2247                               rhass@edinboro.edu

President: Rebecca Nuttall                                                                  r643141n@edinboro.edu

The purpose of the Edinboro Literary Club shall be to improve the University and local community through community service projects as well as to enhance the educational and social experiences of its members.  The purpose of the Edinboro Literary Club is to provide a comfortable environment in which Edinboro students can come and present their poems and short stories to their peers.  Students’ work should be original, serious and thought provoking and should reflect the diverse and creative talents of the Edinboro community.

Metals Club                                                              

Ms. Cappy Counard, 8 Loveland Hall, 732-1165                                 ccounard@edinboro.edu

Ms. Suzanna Amendolara, 8 Loveland Hall, 732-2820                       samendolara@edinboro.edu

President:  Erin K. Verbel, 570.807-0502                                             e541304v@edinboro.edu

The purpose of our club is to foster an awareness of the field of metalsmithing and jewelry design.  To make this possible, we bring in guest artists to lecture about their work, and attend museum exhibitions and the Society of North American Goldsmiths conference.  Funds to support the club are raised through the sale of member work.

Minority Mentorship Club                                   

Dr. Vera Lee Byrd, 134 McNerney Hall, 732-1273                            vlbyrd@edinboro.edu

President: Donna Washington, 732-4958                                           d222657w@edinboro.edu

The Minority Mentorship club was created with the idea that it would be a club that Minority students could use as a forum to discuss issues that they feel are significant to there overall growth as a student and individual at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania.  The club is open to all students who wish to produce thoughts, develop ideas, and offer suggestions into the enlightenment of the university’s minority community.  The club will create future mentors to the campus and overall society.  Membership is open to any student enrolled in Edinboro University, without regard to sex, race, creed, ancestry, national origin, or disability who is interested in the personal and societal issues that concern minorities here at the University.

Music Educators National Conference (MENC)

Dr. Allen Howell, 115 Heather Hall, 732-2507                                    ahowell@edinboro.edu

President:  Nicole Nelson, 860-4248                                                   n570237n@edinboro.edu

MENC is a professional organization designed to support and promote music education.  Our collegiate chapter participates in conventions, workshops, and other activities designed to prepare future music educators for their professions.  Collegiate MENC also serves an important social function as future music educator’s network with each other and with current music educators.

Muslim Student Affiliation                                     

Dr. Abu Kanu, Cooper Hall 105D, 732-1546                                       abkanu@edinboro.edu

Dr. Werner Lange, 333 Centennial Hall, 732-1788                             wlange@edinboro.edu

President:  Fatoumata Toure, 814.384-0267                                           f287698t@edinboro.edu

The Muslim Student Affiliation’s purpose is to conduct social, cultural, and religious activities, to arrange and hold congregational prayers, to promote friendly relations between Muslims and non-Muslims, to improve the understanding and acceptance for the religion and its adherents, and to endeavor to make Islam known to interested non–Muslims.

National Council of Teachers of English and Language Arts  

Dr. Robert W. Holderer, 234 Centennial Hall., 734-2278                   rholderer@edinboro.edu

Dr. Mary Jo Melvin, 111 Miller, 732-2154                                              mmelvin@edinboro.edu

President: Pamela Durnell, 814.706-2160                                           p216275d@edinboro.edu

The purpose of this organization shall be to improve the teaching of English and Language Arts at the elementary, secondary, undergraduate, and graduate levels.  To promote professional attitudes and standards in the profession of teaching English and Language Arts.  To acquire information and stay abreast of current issues within the profession.  To create a community of interest between students and faculty who are involved in the fields of English and Language Arts.

Newman Student Association                               

Dr. Michael Bucell, Ghering Health Center, 732-2252                       bucell@edinboro.edu

Dr. Cynthia Legin-Bucell, 203 Compton Hall, 732-2480                    leginbucell@edinboro.edu

President:  Christopher Fraschi, 610.304-8642                                     c021582f@edinboro.edu

N.S.A. is made up of Catholic and other EUP students who are interested in developing a relationship with God and others and living by authentic human and Christian values in order to become committed and faithful members of our church and society.  The members work together toward the goal of well-founded personal, social, and spiritual attitudes through discussion, bible study, retreat experiences, social gatherings, and opportunities to serve others.

Peer Tutors Association

Dr. Armendia Dixon, 123 McNerney Hall, 732-2218                         adixon@edinboro.edu

President: Joshua Sherretts, 814.671-1030                                            j555416s@edinboro.edu

The purpose of the Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Peer Mentor and Peer Tutor Association shall be to assist the University in increasing the retention rate of its students; this will be accomplished through the educational and social experiences of its members gained through individualized and group mentoring and tutoring of the students of Edinboro University of Pennsylvania.  Applicants for membership must have completed one full year (24 credit hours).  Applicants for membership must have a cumulative Quality Point Average (QPA) of 2.7, 3.0 in area of specialty or better, and the recommendations of two faculty members

Phi Alpha (Social Work Honor Society)                

Dr. Donna Hixon, 212 Butterfield  Hall, 732-1588                            dhixon@edinboro.edu

Dr. Roselle Scaggs, 217 Butterfield Hall, 732-1658                            rscaggs@edinboro.edu

President:  Barry VanOrd, 814.489-3958                                            b642567v@edinboro.edu

The purpose of Phi Alpha Honor Society is to provide a closer bond among students of social work and promote humanitarian goals and ideals.  Phi Alpha fosters high standards of education for social workers and invites into membership those who have attained excellence in scholarship and achievement in social work.  Phi Alpha offers membership to social work students, faculty, and practitioners.  Student from BSW and MSW programs that are accredited by the Council on Social Work Education or accepted into candidacy status are eligible for Phi Alpha Membership.  The qualifications for individual membership in the Kappa Epsilon Chapter are as follows:  Undergraduate Student is eligible for membership after achieving the following requirements; Declared social work as a major, achieved sophomore status, completed 9 semester hours of required social work courses, achieved an overall grad point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, achieved a 3.25 grade point average in required social work courses.  Graduate student in social work is eligible for membership after achieving the following requirements:  Completed one semester of course work with a minimum of 15 credits, achieve a minimum grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale.  Memberships available to all full time social work faculty.  Honorary membership is awarded to person outside the program who have made a significant contribution to the program and/or society.

Phi Alpha Theta

Dr. Ihor Bemko, 237 Hendricks Hall, 732-2212                              ibemko@edinboro.edu

President: Gary Cirelli, 724.674-2856                                                g316938c@edinboro.edu

We are a professional society whose mission is to promote the study of history through the encouragement of research, good teaching, publication and the exchange of learning and ideas among historians.  We seek to bring students, teachers and writers of history together for intellectual and social exchanges, which promote and assist historical research and publication by our members in a variety of ways.

Phi Epsilon Kappa                                                   

Dr. Linda Mukina Felker, B24 Crawford Cntr., 732-1439                  mukina@edinboro.edu

President: Mathew McClellan, 814.573-7594                                       m324435m@edinboro.edu

No information provided.

Phi Sigma Iota (International Foreign Language Honor Society)

Dr. Leo Gruber, 335 Centennial Hall, 732-2512                  lgruber@edinboro.edu

President:  TBA

Phi Sigma Iota recognizes outstanding achievement I the study of foreign languages and cultures and promotes international communication and understanding.  The society regularly participates in the Adopt-a-Square campus-cleanup program and the March of Dimes Walk-a-thon.  Several members participate in service projects by volunteering to tutor, translate, and interpret for human services organizations.  Phi sigma Iota sponsors trips for all interested Edinboro students to musical, theatrical, and artistic presentations.

Phi Sigma Pi (National Honor Fraternity)            

Dr. Naod Kebede, 239 Cooper Hall, 732-2564                                      nkebede@edinboro.edu

President: Bret Alexander, 716.969-4167                                                b584895a@edinboro.edu

Phi Sigma Pi seeks to enrich the educational opportunities of students by fostering the ideals of scholarship, leadership, and fellowship.

Pilosophy Club                                                       

Dr. Stephen Sullivan, 334 Centennial Hall, 732-1512                        ssullivan@edinboro.edu

President:  Christopher Pollitt, 734-1191                                            c149476p@edinboro.edu

The Philosophy Club is for students who want to explore and clarify issues of truth, value, and controversy.  The club is for students with an inquiring mind and a passion for knowledge.  Members might choose to include the following: sponsor films/videos on issues of truth, go on field trips or retreats and participate in informal discussions to share their own ideas about issues of truth/value.

Photo Club                                                                

Mr. Fred Scruton, 105 Doucette Hall, 732-2799                               fscruton@edinboro.edu

Ms. Suzanne Winterberger, 106 Doucette Hall, 732-2017                  winterberger@edinboro.edu

President:  Cory Nalbone, 814.440-2547                                               photobones@gmail.com

The purpose of the Photography Club is to broaden the horizons of photography students by bringing in speakers, discussing current issues, and attending field trips pertaining to the field of photography.  The Photography Club also publishes a magazine of documentary photography about Northwestern Pennsylvania