Student Organization Quiz
Student Organization Quiz
Want to get involved on campus but don't know where to start or what to do? Take this quick quiz to get recommendations for student organizations and other involvement opportunities that fit your interests.
Student Goverment Association
Organization Info
President: Maria Necheva (sgapresident@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: Zachary Handlin zachary.handlin@selu.edu
Dues: N/A
Description
The Student Government Association is here to serve the students of Southeastern Louisiana University through communication between students, administration, and the community. SGA hosts educational and social events, and offers numerous services that contribute to the advancement of the University and its students.
Requirements
Be an enrolled student at Southeastern Louisiana University. 2.5 GPA
Advisor: Zachary Handlin zachary.handlin@selu.edu
Dues: N/A
Description
The Student Government Association is here to serve the students of Southeastern Louisiana University through communication between students, administration, and the community. SGA hosts educational and social events, and offers numerous services that contribute to the advancement of the University and its students.
Requirements
Be an enrolled student at Southeastern Louisiana University. 2.5 GPA
Alpha Psi Omega
Organization Info
President: Chloé Williams (chloe.williams-6@selu.edu)
Advisor: James Winter (james.winter@selu.edu)
Dues: $10 per semester
Description
Alpha Psi Omega is a National Theatre Honor Society for participants in collegiate theatre. It began in the early 20th century as a result of the growing interest in dramatic arts among colleges and universities throughout America, with the aim of encouraging dramatic production at every step in a person's academic career.
Requirements
2.0 GPA; Attend 1 APO event Usher one performance at either APO SELU Mainstage of Columbia Theatre; Get 16 service hours.
Advisor: James Winter (james.winter@selu.edu)
Dues: $10 per semester
Description
Alpha Psi Omega is a National Theatre Honor Society for participants in collegiate theatre. It began in the early 20th century as a result of the growing interest in dramatic arts among colleges and universities throughout America, with the aim of encouraging dramatic production at every step in a person's academic career.
Requirements
2.0 GPA; Attend 1 APO event Usher one performance at either APO SELU Mainstage of Columbia Theatre; Get 16 service hours.
Art and Environment
Organization Info
President: Ashton Howard ashton.howard@selu.edu
Advisor: Lily Brooks Lily.Brooks@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to create art.
Requirements
Interacting with the environment Willing to attend meetings
Advisor: Lily Brooks Lily.Brooks@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to create art.
Requirements
Interacting with the environment Willing to attend meetings
Arts and Culture Association
Organization Info
President: Autumn Smedley autumn.smedley@selu.edu
Advisor: Tom Walto (thomas.walto-2@selu.edu)
Dues: None
Description
The Arts and Culture Association is a student-led organization with the goal of fostering both the appreciation and creation of art. Events will focus on networking, skill development, and forwarding student artists. Website: https://www.aws.org/home
Requirements
Students must attend Southeastern Louisiana University and help maintain an open, learning environment for all members. Members do not just have to be students of the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences.
Advisor: Tom Walto (thomas.walto-2@selu.edu)
Dues: None
Description
The Arts and Culture Association is a student-led organization with the goal of fostering both the appreciation and creation of art. Events will focus on networking, skill development, and forwarding student artists. Website: https://www.aws.org/home
Requirements
Students must attend Southeastern Louisiana University and help maintain an open, learning environment for all members. Members do not just have to be students of the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences.
Creative Writing Club
Organization Info
President: Jazlynn Miles jazlynn.miles@selu.edu
Advisor: Alison Pelegrin apelegrin@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to help students connect with each other through writing, journalism, and interviewing. Its purpose is to also help promote other clubs and events happening around campus.
Requirements
2.5 GPA
Advisor: Alison Pelegrin apelegrin@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to help students connect with each other through writing, journalism, and interviewing. Its purpose is to also help promote other clubs and events happening around campus.
Requirements
2.5 GPA
Flipside Dance
Organization Info
President: Taniece Delestre taniece.delestre@selu.edu
Advisor: Taneshia Drake (taneshia.drake@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $30 per semester
Description
Recreational Dance Team
Requirements
Membership shall be open to all classifications. Active members shall be communicative with the President and Vice President about attendance. Associate members shall maintain responsibility in their designated position.
Advisor: Taneshia Drake (taneshia.drake@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $30 per semester
Description
Recreational Dance Team
Requirements
Membership shall be open to all classifications. Active members shall be communicative with the President and Vice President about attendance. Associate members shall maintain responsibility in their designated position.
Knitty Gritty
Organization Info
President: Rowan Merritt w0749642@southeastern.edu
Advisor: Marie Bernard (marie.bernard@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues required.
Description
The Knitty Gritty is a fiber arts club that allows students of all backgrounds and levels to come together as a community and craft.
Requirements
Must be an SLU student. They must participate in group projects when appropriate (does not apply to beginners). Beginners must be willing to learn new things.
Advisor: Marie Bernard (marie.bernard@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues required.
Description
The Knitty Gritty is a fiber arts club that allows students of all backgrounds and levels to come together as a community and craft.
Requirements
Must be an SLU student. They must participate in group projects when appropriate (does not apply to beginners). Beginners must be willing to learn new things.
Latter Day Saints Student Association
Organization Info
President: Lauren London lauren.london@selu.edu
Advisor: Peter Emerson Peter.emerson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to encourage and support members of LDSSA in achieving their academic goals and maintaining a balanced life while on Campus. To encourage members to become an influence for good by participating in activities and service on campus and in the community. To provide students with meaningful service opportunities and social and religious activities that are consistent with LDSSA standards.
Requirements
-
Advisor: Peter Emerson Peter.emerson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to encourage and support members of LDSSA in achieving their academic goals and maintaining a balanced life while on Campus. To encourage members to become an influence for good by participating in activities and service on campus and in the community. To provide students with meaningful service opportunities and social and religious activities that are consistent with LDSSA standards.
Requirements
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Office for Admissions Ambassadors
Organization Info
President: Emma Day emma.day@southeastern.edu
Advisor: Austin Rogers austin.rogers@southeastern.edu
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Southeastern Louisiana University's Office of Admissions with informing students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of attending Southeastern. Ambassadors will work as a team to be spokesmen & spokeswomen for the office and will help represent the University at events, orientations, and more. They will aid in the creation, implementation, and staffing of student-focused recruitment events.
Requirements
Sophomore, Junior, Senior, or Grad-level standing -Minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA -Involved in at least one organization prior to applying -Presents himself/herself as a positive candidate to serve as an Ambassador for the Office of Admissions
Advisor: Austin Rogers austin.rogers@southeastern.edu
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Southeastern Louisiana University's Office of Admissions with informing students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of attending Southeastern. Ambassadors will work as a team to be spokesmen & spokeswomen for the office and will help represent the University at events, orientations, and more. They will aid in the creation, implementation, and staffing of student-focused recruitment events.
Requirements
Sophomore, Junior, Senior, or Grad-level standing -Minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA -Involved in at least one organization prior to applying -Presents himself/herself as a positive candidate to serve as an Ambassador for the Office of Admissions
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Organization Info
Sigma Alpha Iota - Mu Rho Chapter
Organization Info
President: Emiry Danielle Brade (emiry.brade@selu.edu)
Advisor: Brina Bourliea (brina.bourliea@selu.edu)
Dues: National: $50 yearly Chapter: $53 yearly
Description
A semi-professional internation music fraternity focused on furthering music in our community, state, and nation. Website: www.sai-national.org
Requirements
1. Identify as female or non-binary 2. Maintain a 2.5 GPA (established GPA with SLU, 2nd semester freshman or transfer student) 3. Have taken music class or currently enrolled in one
Advisor: Brina Bourliea (brina.bourliea@selu.edu)
Dues: National: $50 yearly Chapter: $53 yearly
Description
A semi-professional internation music fraternity focused on furthering music in our community, state, and nation. Website: www.sai-national.org
Requirements
1. Identify as female or non-binary 2. Maintain a 2.5 GPA (established GPA with SLU, 2nd semester freshman or transfer student) 3. Have taken music class or currently enrolled in one
Southeastern American Sign Language Club
Organization Info
President: Baylen Payne baylen.payne@selu.edu
Advisor: Robyn Hutchinson Robyn.hutchinson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to share and promote American Sign Language and Deaf Culture.
Requirements
2.0 GPA Attend at least 4 meetings
Advisor: Robyn Hutchinson Robyn.hutchinson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to share and promote American Sign Language and Deaf Culture.
Requirements
2.0 GPA Attend at least 4 meetings
Southeastern Anime Club
Organization Info
President: Tyler Thibodeaux Tyler-thibodeaux-3@selu.edu
Advisor: Ashley Walker Ashley.reed-2@selu.edu
Dues: $10 Yearly Dues
Description
The purpose of this organization is to gather students who have an interest in anime, manga, video games in the anime realm or resembling anime, cosplayers, and gamers who play animesque trading card games as well as those who want to learn more about anime and manga are welcome to join. Members are not merely showing appreciation for Japanese works, they will also welcome Korean and Chinese works as well.
Requirements
Must be a full time student enrolled at Southeastern 2.0 GPA
Advisor: Ashley Walker Ashley.reed-2@selu.edu
Dues: $10 Yearly Dues
Description
The purpose of this organization is to gather students who have an interest in anime, manga, video games in the anime realm or resembling anime, cosplayers, and gamers who play animesque trading card games as well as those who want to learn more about anime and manga are welcome to join. Members are not merely showing appreciation for Japanese works, they will also welcome Korean and Chinese works as well.
Requirements
Must be a full time student enrolled at Southeastern 2.0 GPA
Southeastern Gospel Choir
Organization Info
President: Leah Whittington leah.whittington@selu.edu
Advisor: Frances Fonza frances.fonza@selu.edu
Dues: $50
Description
An on campus opportunity for students to actively patriciate in cultural and spiritual enrichment by rendering services to our schools, community, state, and country through expressions for his/her love for Christ and religion
Requirements
-2.5 GPA -Enrolled in 12 hours
Advisor: Frances Fonza frances.fonza@selu.edu
Dues: $50
Description
An on campus opportunity for students to actively patriciate in cultural and spiritual enrichment by rendering services to our schools, community, state, and country through expressions for his/her love for Christ and religion
Requirements
-2.5 GPA -Enrolled in 12 hours
Arts and Culture Association
Organization Info
President: Autumn Smedley autumn.smedley@selu.edu
Advisor: Tom Walto (thomas.walto-2@selu.edu)
Dues: None
Description
The Arts and Culture Association is a student-led organization with the goal of fostering both the appreciation and creation of art. Events will focus on networking, skill development, and forwarding student artists. Website: https://www.aws.org/home
Requirements
Students must attend Southeastern Louisiana University and help maintain an open, learning environment for all members. Members do not just have to be students of the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences.
Advisor: Tom Walto (thomas.walto-2@selu.edu)
Dues: None
Description
The Arts and Culture Association is a student-led organization with the goal of fostering both the appreciation and creation of art. Events will focus on networking, skill development, and forwarding student artists. Website: https://www.aws.org/home
Requirements
Students must attend Southeastern Louisiana University and help maintain an open, learning environment for all members. Members do not just have to be students of the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences.
Association of Latin American Students
Organization Info
President: Teresa Huerta Teresa.huerta@selu.edu
Advisor: Dr. Aristides Baraya (abaraya@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Latin American students in their educational progress and adaptability within the University, providing a permanent forum between Latin American students and the community.
Requirements
2.5 GPA or higher and enthusiasm for the cause of the club.
Advisor: Dr. Aristides Baraya (abaraya@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Latin American students in their educational progress and adaptability within the University, providing a permanent forum between Latin American students and the community.
Requirements
2.5 GPA or higher and enthusiasm for the cause of the club.
Dept of World Cultures & Languages Stud Ambassador
Organization Info
President: Lucy Bateman lucy.bateman@selu.edu
Advisor: Rosario Rodriguez de Hall (rosario.hall@southeaste
Dues: N/A
Description
Student Ambassadors for the Department of World Languages and Cultures are a select group of individuals who act as representatives of the department in various capacities with the mission of raising awareness about the importance of bilingualism and biculturalism among undergraduate and graduate students and in the immediate community. World Languages and Cultures student ambassadors work in tandem with department faculty, staff, and students to engage and educate the public on relevant concerns.
Requirements
Any student with an interest in bilingualism or biculturalism and language advocacy can be considered for an ambassador position.
Advisor: Rosario Rodriguez de Hall (rosario.hall@southeaste
Dues: N/A
Description
Student Ambassadors for the Department of World Languages and Cultures are a select group of individuals who act as representatives of the department in various capacities with the mission of raising awareness about the importance of bilingualism and biculturalism among undergraduate and graduate students and in the immediate community. World Languages and Cultures student ambassadors work in tandem with department faculty, staff, and students to engage and educate the public on relevant concerns.
Requirements
Any student with an interest in bilingualism or biculturalism and language advocacy can be considered for an ambassador position.
International Student Union
Organization Info
President: -
Advisor: -
Dues: -
Description
-
Requirements
-
Advisor: -
Dues: -
Description
-
Requirements
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Knitty Gritty
Organization Info
President: Rowan Merritt w0749642@southeastern.edu
Advisor: Marie Bernard (marie.bernard@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues required.
Description
The Knitty Gritty is a fiber arts club that allows students of all backgrounds and levels to come together as a community and craft.
Requirements
Must be an SLU student. They must participate in group projects when appropriate (does not apply to beginners). Beginners must be willing to learn new things.
Advisor: Marie Bernard (marie.bernard@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues required.
Description
The Knitty Gritty is a fiber arts club that allows students of all backgrounds and levels to come together as a community and craft.
Requirements
Must be an SLU student. They must participate in group projects when appropriate (does not apply to beginners). Beginners must be willing to learn new things.
Le Cercle Francais (The French Club)
Organization Info
President: Elodie Bass elodie.bass@selu.edu
Advisor: Anne Babson anne.babson@selu.edu
Dues: $10 per semester
Description
We are Southeastern's French Club! A place where like minded lovers of all things French can meet to share their admiration for France and meet new friends along the way. Our organization is here to celebrate the language, culture, and history of France and Francophone countries through our meetings, activities, guests, and more! Members do not need to speak fluent French to participate, nor do they need to be enrolled in French classes (although we do encourage it!).
Requirements
A love for the French and Francophone world.
Advisor: Anne Babson anne.babson@selu.edu
Dues: $10 per semester
Description
We are Southeastern's French Club! A place where like minded lovers of all things French can meet to share their admiration for France and meet new friends along the way. Our organization is here to celebrate the language, culture, and history of France and Francophone countries through our meetings, activities, guests, and more! Members do not need to speak fluent French to participate, nor do they need to be enrolled in French classes (although we do encourage it!).
Requirements
A love for the French and Francophone world.
Muslim Student Association
Organization Info
President: Rahma Fayed W0755136@selu.edu
Advisor: Kazim Sekeroglu kazim.sekeroglu@southeastern.edu
Dues: $0
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to serve students throughout their life and university years, to bring Muslims on campus together and to create awareness among non-Muslim students.
Requirements
-
Advisor: Kazim Sekeroglu kazim.sekeroglu@southeastern.edu
Dues: $0
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to serve students throughout their life and university years, to bring Muslims on campus together and to create awareness among non-Muslim students.
Requirements
-
Nepalese Student Association
Organization Info
President: Swastika Paudel Swastika.paudel@selu.edu
Advisor: Pradip Panta Pradip.panta@selu.edu
Dues: $15
Description
An organization for Nepalese Students studying at Southeastern. NSAS is a special interest organization, focused on supporting Nepalese students at Southeastern, while at the same time sharing Nepalese culture and customs with the campus community.
Requirements
All students are welcome to be a part of NSAS.
Advisor: Pradip Panta Pradip.panta@selu.edu
Dues: $15
Description
An organization for Nepalese Students studying at Southeastern. NSAS is a special interest organization, focused on supporting Nepalese students at Southeastern, while at the same time sharing Nepalese culture and customs with the campus community.
Requirements
All students are welcome to be a part of NSAS.
Office for Admissions Ambassadors
Organization Info
President: Emma Day emma.day@southeastern.edu
Advisor: Austin Rogers austin.rogers@southeastern.edu
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Southeastern Louisiana University's Office of Admissions with informing students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of attending Southeastern. Ambassadors will work as a team to be spokesmen & spokeswomen for the office and will help represent the University at events, orientations, and more. They will aid in the creation, implementation, and staffing of student-focused recruitment events.
Requirements
Sophomore, Junior, Senior, or Grad-level standing -Minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA -Involved in at least one organization prior to applying -Presents himself/herself as a positive candidate to serve as an Ambassador for the Office of Admissions
Advisor: Austin Rogers austin.rogers@southeastern.edu
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Southeastern Louisiana University's Office of Admissions with informing students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of attending Southeastern. Ambassadors will work as a team to be spokesmen & spokeswomen for the office and will help represent the University at events, orientations, and more. They will aid in the creation, implementation, and staffing of student-focused recruitment events.
Requirements
Sophomore, Junior, Senior, or Grad-level standing -Minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA -Involved in at least one organization prior to applying -Presents himself/herself as a positive candidate to serve as an Ambassador for the Office of Admissions
Solar Seed Initiative
Organization Info
President: James Ho james.ho@selu.edu
Advisor: Isabella Bairnsfather Isabella.bairnsfather@selu.e
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to promote intersectional environmental awareness and education, while also encouraging personal, social, and professional growth for our members.
Requirements
-
Advisor: Isabella Bairnsfather Isabella.bairnsfather@selu.e
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to promote intersectional environmental awareness and education, while also encouraging personal, social, and professional growth for our members.
Requirements
-
Southeastern American Sign Language Club
Organization Info
President: Baylen Payne baylen.payne@selu.edu
Advisor: Robyn Hutchinson Robyn.hutchinson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to share and promote American Sign Language and Deaf Culture.
Requirements
2.0 GPA Attend at least 4 meetings
Advisor: Robyn Hutchinson Robyn.hutchinson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to share and promote American Sign Language and Deaf Culture.
Requirements
2.0 GPA Attend at least 4 meetings
Spanish Club
Organization Info
President: Janlus Lopez-Serraty janlus.lopez-serraty@selu.edu
Advisor: Rodrigo Pereyra (rodrigo.pereyra@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $8 to join; $15-$20 for t-shirts
Description
We are an organization that helps to promote the Hispanic Culture and Heritage for all students. This includes such as language, foods, traditions, and cultural differences. We also provide Spanish lessons for those who are interested in learning a second language. The club recruits members of all backgrounds so we can each have an understanding of each other, and most importantly it also to have fun and make more friends along the way. The members are here also to help break stereotypes that many minorities face in today's America, and we choose to rise above and change those aspects placed on us by other individuals.
Requirements
- Have a cumulative of a 2.5 GPA - Attend Southeastern - Attend all club meetings and participate - Provide assistance to any club event or project - Be punctual Officer Requirements: - Have a cumulative of a 2.5 GPA - Must attend all club meetings and participate in meeting conversations - Attend Southeastern - Be punctual
Advisor: Rodrigo Pereyra (rodrigo.pereyra@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $8 to join; $15-$20 for t-shirts
Description
We are an organization that helps to promote the Hispanic Culture and Heritage for all students. This includes such as language, foods, traditions, and cultural differences. We also provide Spanish lessons for those who are interested in learning a second language. The club recruits members of all backgrounds so we can each have an understanding of each other, and most importantly it also to have fun and make more friends along the way. The members are here also to help break stereotypes that many minorities face in today's America, and we choose to rise above and change those aspects placed on us by other individuals.
Requirements
- Have a cumulative of a 2.5 GPA - Attend Southeastern - Attend all club meetings and participate - Provide assistance to any club event or project - Be punctual Officer Requirements: - Have a cumulative of a 2.5 GPA - Must attend all club meetings and participate in meeting conversations - Attend Southeastern - Be punctual
Southeastern Louisiana University BassFishing Team
Organization Info
President: Cayden Reily (mcayden.reily@selu.edu)
Advisor: Jared Reno (jared.reno@selu.edu)
Dues: Dues will be $100 every year (2 full semesters).
Description
The Southeastern Louisiana University Fishing Team will be focusing on Bass fishing and competing in tournaments across the United States. We will be competing in the MLF, ACA, and BASS tournaments and if qualified the National Championships. Our group is open to all wanting to join, even if the individual does not want to compete in the tournaments. We will have monthly meetings in which all members are required to attend. Once established we will have mandatory community service events all members MUST attend.
Requirements
A current Southeastern student and willing to come to the meeting with an open mind and heart.
Advisor: Jared Reno (jared.reno@selu.edu)
Dues: Dues will be $100 every year (2 full semesters).
Description
The Southeastern Louisiana University Fishing Team will be focusing on Bass fishing and competing in tournaments across the United States. We will be competing in the MLF, ACA, and BASS tournaments and if qualified the National Championships. Our group is open to all wanting to join, even if the individual does not want to compete in the tournaments. We will have monthly meetings in which all members are required to attend. Once established we will have mandatory community service events all members MUST attend.
Requirements
A current Southeastern student and willing to come to the meeting with an open mind and heart.
Southeastern Louisiana University Project Hope
Organization Info
President: Makaila Selders (makaila.selders@selu.edu)
Advisor: Samantha Smith (samantha.smith-3@selu.edu)
Dues: $25 (including a T-Shirt)
Description
The organization would mainly focus on the mental health of all students at the university. It would help them gain the skills and knowledge they need to battle their mental health while trying to navigate through college. It would also help people that are battling anxiety, depression, and spiritual health. Although I know we have the University counseling center, most people are afraid to go ask for help professionally. This would be a great opportunity for many of us to come forward and see that they are not going through this illness alone.
Requirements
Must be a Southeastern Louisiana University Student; Mus pay dues to be an active member, but everyone is welcomed.
Advisor: Samantha Smith (samantha.smith-3@selu.edu)
Dues: $25 (including a T-Shirt)
Description
The organization would mainly focus on the mental health of all students at the university. It would help them gain the skills and knowledge they need to battle their mental health while trying to navigate through college. It would also help people that are battling anxiety, depression, and spiritual health. Although I know we have the University counseling center, most people are afraid to go ask for help professionally. This would be a great opportunity for many of us to come forward and see that they are not going through this illness alone.
Requirements
Must be a Southeastern Louisiana University Student; Mus pay dues to be an active member, but everyone is welcomed.
Southeastern Louisiana University Reserve Officers
Organization Info
President: Leah Gil Leah.gil@selu.edu
Advisor: Abigail Cashio (jabigail.cashio@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues.
Description
An agreement between the United States Army Cadet Command and the Louisiana Army National Guard allowed the Southeastern Louisiana University's Army ROTC program to return in the Spring of 2016 as an extension of the Southern "Jaguar Battalion" Army ROTC program. We encourage anyone considering service in the military or simply looking for an opportunity to enhance their leadership characteristics to research our program. These skills are essential to military service and can assist with furthering your civilian leadership or management opportunities. Through the Jaguar Battalion at Southeastern, you will learn from some of the best cadres within the United States Army Cadet Command. No military obligation for the first two years. However, if you desire to continue throughout the remainder of your college career, you will earn the opportunity to commission as a Second Lieutenant (211) in the Active Duty Army, Army National Guard, or Army Reserves, in a variety of skills (Branches).
Requirements
Enrolled into a Military Science Class for two consecutive semesters; Currently contracted as a ROTC cadet; GPA 2.0.
Advisor: Abigail Cashio (jabigail.cashio@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues.
Description
An agreement between the United States Army Cadet Command and the Louisiana Army National Guard allowed the Southeastern Louisiana University's Army ROTC program to return in the Spring of 2016 as an extension of the Southern "Jaguar Battalion" Army ROTC program. We encourage anyone considering service in the military or simply looking for an opportunity to enhance their leadership characteristics to research our program. These skills are essential to military service and can assist with furthering your civilian leadership or management opportunities. Through the Jaguar Battalion at Southeastern, you will learn from some of the best cadres within the United States Army Cadet Command. No military obligation for the first two years. However, if you desire to continue throughout the remainder of your college career, you will earn the opportunity to commission as a Second Lieutenant (211) in the Active Duty Army, Army National Guard, or Army Reserves, in a variety of skills (Branches).
Requirements
Enrolled into a Military Science Class for two consecutive semesters; Currently contracted as a ROTC cadet; GPA 2.0.
Southeastern Sociological Association
Organization Info
President: Kaleigh Bourgeois kaleigh.bourgeois@selu.edu
Advisor: Russel Castro (rcastro@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues.
Description
The purpose of our organization is to educate the student body and our community about social issues, as well as to engage in actions which promote social change. We are a pro-working class, antiracist, antisexist, anti-imperialist, anti-homophobic and anti-transgenderphobic student organization. We oprate on the principles of participatory democracy, meaning we believe that every member's voice counts and that they should be respected by others members of the group.
Requirements
Membership shall be open to all students with an interest in sociology and social change.
Advisor: Russel Castro (rcastro@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues.
Description
The purpose of our organization is to educate the student body and our community about social issues, as well as to engage in actions which promote social change. We are a pro-working class, antiracist, antisexist, anti-imperialist, anti-homophobic and anti-transgenderphobic student organization. We oprate on the principles of participatory democracy, meaning we believe that every member's voice counts and that they should be respected by others members of the group.
Requirements
Membership shall be open to all students with an interest in sociology and social change.
Black Student Union
Organization Info
President: Keyron Smith keyron.smith@selu.edu
Advisor: Darlencia Avant (darlencia.avant@selu.edu)
Dues: $15 per semester, or $30 per school year
Description
The purpose of the Black Student union is to inspire, educate, and stimulate African-Americans to the benefit of their whole person and their fellow brother. Since its founding, BSU has striven to improve race relations on campus and in the community by creating an environment that is receptive to African-American culture. BSU fully stands by the unification of African-Americans but are not limited to it. This organization is open to all students enrolled at Southeastern.
Requirements
Membership is open to Southeastern students enrolled in a minimum of 12 hours with a GPA of 2.3 or higher.
Advisor: Darlencia Avant (darlencia.avant@selu.edu)
Dues: $15 per semester, or $30 per school year
Description
The purpose of the Black Student union is to inspire, educate, and stimulate African-Americans to the benefit of their whole person and their fellow brother. Since its founding, BSU has striven to improve race relations on campus and in the community by creating an environment that is receptive to African-American culture. BSU fully stands by the unification of African-Americans but are not limited to it. This organization is open to all students enrolled at Southeastern.
Requirements
Membership is open to Southeastern students enrolled in a minimum of 12 hours with a GPA of 2.3 or higher.
Association of Latin American Students
Organization Info
President: Teresa Huerta Teresa.huerta@selu.edu
Advisor: Dr. Aristides Baraya (abaraya@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Latin American students in their educational progress and adaptability within the University, providing a permanent forum between Latin American students and the community.
Requirements
2.5 GPA or higher and enthusiasm for the cause of the club.
Advisor: Dr. Aristides Baraya (abaraya@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Latin American students in their educational progress and adaptability within the University, providing a permanent forum between Latin American students and the community.
Requirements
2.5 GPA or higher and enthusiasm for the cause of the club.
International Student Union
Organization Info
President: -
Advisor: -
Dues: -
Description
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Requirements
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Advisor: -
Dues: -
Description
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Requirements
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Nepalese Student Association
Organization Info
President: Swastika Paudel Swastika.paudel@selu.edu
Advisor: Pradip Panta Pradip.panta@selu.edu
Dues: $15
Description
An organization for Nepalese Students studying at Southeastern. NSAS is a special interest organization, focused on supporting Nepalese students at Southeastern, while at the same time sharing Nepalese culture and customs with the campus community.
Requirements
All students are welcome to be a part of NSAS.
Advisor: Pradip Panta Pradip.panta@selu.edu
Dues: $15
Description
An organization for Nepalese Students studying at Southeastern. NSAS is a special interest organization, focused on supporting Nepalese students at Southeastern, while at the same time sharing Nepalese culture and customs with the campus community.
Requirements
All students are welcome to be a part of NSAS.
Baptist Collegiate Ministry
Organization Info
President: Kayla Davis kayla.davis-5@southeastern.edu
Advisor: Rusty Juban rusty.juban@selu.edu
Dues: N/A
Description
At the BCM our primary mission is to provide opportunities for students to grow spiritually, develop Christ-centered relationships, and to serve God by making His name known on our campus and among the nations. The BCM offers weekly bible studies, mission trips, retreats, socials, conferences, and so much more. We welcome all students regardless of their background to fellowship with us!
Requirements
Anybody can join
Advisor: Rusty Juban rusty.juban@selu.edu
Dues: N/A
Description
At the BCM our primary mission is to provide opportunities for students to grow spiritually, develop Christ-centered relationships, and to serve God by making His name known on our campus and among the nations. The BCM offers weekly bible studies, mission trips, retreats, socials, conferences, and so much more. We welcome all students regardless of their background to fellowship with us!
Requirements
Anybody can join
Campus Outreach
Organization Info
President: Hailey Clark hailey.clark@southeastern.edu
Advisor: Jennifer Dephillips (jennifer.dephillips@selu.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
An interdenominational Christian ministry focused on building laborers on the college campus for the lost world.
Requirements
Anyone can join
Advisor: Jennifer Dephillips (jennifer.dephillips@selu.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
An interdenominational Christian ministry focused on building laborers on the college campus for the lost world.
Requirements
Anyone can join
Catholic Student Association
Organization Info
President: Mary Hamilton mary.hamilton@southeastern.edu
Advisor: Frank Campo (fcampo@southeastern.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
The Catholic Student Association is a place for students to grow in community while living out their Catholic faith through the sacraments. Our student center, located across the street from Strawberry Statium, is always open for students to hang out! All are welcome, regardless of their faith affiliation. In addition to our weekly meetings, we host Free Lunch every Tuesday, as well as other events throughout the semester.
Requirements
All Southeastern students are welcome
Advisor: Frank Campo (fcampo@southeastern.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
The Catholic Student Association is a place for students to grow in community while living out their Catholic faith through the sacraments. Our student center, located across the street from Strawberry Statium, is always open for students to hang out! All are welcome, regardless of their faith affiliation. In addition to our weekly meetings, we host Free Lunch every Tuesday, as well as other events throughout the semester.
Requirements
All Southeastern students are welcome
Delight Ministry
Organization Info
Imago Dei
Organization Info
President: Euphria Cage lloydatia.meadows@selu.edu
Advisor: Emmanuel Kuada Emmanuel.kuada@slu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to ignite the campus, one student at a time. Together, we'll dive into the word, live out our faith boldly, and make disciples who change the world.
Requirements
-
Advisor: Emmanuel Kuada Emmanuel.kuada@slu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to ignite the campus, one student at a time. Together, we'll dive into the word, live out our faith boldly, and make disciples who change the world.
Requirements
-
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Organization Info
President: Ashanna Lee (ashanna.lee@selu.edu)
Advisor: Sheryl Baham Francis (sbaham-francis@selu.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
InterVarsity is a Christian organization that encourages student’s spiritual growth by offering them a community where they can learn about the word of God together. This organization aims to teach students how to study the word of God on their own and become spiritual leaders on campus.
Requirements
Student, Faculty, or Alumni at Southeastern Louisiana University
Advisor: Sheryl Baham Francis (sbaham-francis@selu.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
InterVarsity is a Christian organization that encourages student’s spiritual growth by offering them a community where they can learn about the word of God together. This organization aims to teach students how to study the word of God on their own and become spiritual leaders on campus.
Requirements
Student, Faculty, or Alumni at Southeastern Louisiana University
Lions for The Lamb
Organization Info
President: Larkyn Jones (larkyn.jones@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: Shanna Money (shanna.money@southeastern.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
We are a student-lead campus ministry. We meet on campus every Tuesday night at 6:30 for a time of worship and building our faith with one another. We will occasionally be involved in community service projects and outreach events on campus.
Requirements
N/A
Advisor: Shanna Money (shanna.money@southeastern.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
We are a student-lead campus ministry. We meet on campus every Tuesday night at 6:30 for a time of worship and building our faith with one another. We will occasionally be involved in community service projects and outreach events on campus.
Requirements
N/A
Muslim Student Association
Organization Info
President: Rahma Fayed W0755136@selu.edu
Advisor: Kazim Sekeroglu kazim.sekeroglu@southeastern.edu
Dues: $0
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to serve students throughout their life and university years, to bring Muslims on campus together and to create awareness among non-Muslim students.
Requirements
-
Advisor: Kazim Sekeroglu kazim.sekeroglu@southeastern.edu
Dues: $0
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to serve students throughout their life and university years, to bring Muslims on campus together and to create awareness among non-Muslim students.
Requirements
-
Nurses Christian Fellowship
Organization Info
President: Sarah McGee (sarah.mcgee@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: Emily Weatherford (emily.weatherford@selu.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
A group for nursing students to find fellowship in the challenging nursing program. The goal is to fund raise, volunteer, and support one another to better ourselves and our community.
Requirements
Be an active member by attending meetings, participating in fundraisers, being engaged in our GroupMe Groupchat
Advisor: Emily Weatherford (emily.weatherford@selu.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
A group for nursing students to find fellowship in the challenging nursing program. The goal is to fund raise, volunteer, and support one another to better ourselves and our community.
Requirements
Be an active member by attending meetings, participating in fundraisers, being engaged in our GroupMe Groupchat
Southeastern Gospel Choir
Organization Info
President: Leah Whittington leah.whittington@selu.edu
Advisor: Frances Fonza frances.fonza@selu.edu
Dues: $50
Description
An on campus opportunity for students to actively patriciate in cultural and spiritual enrichment by rendering services to our schools, community, state, and country through expressions for his/her love for Christ and religion
Requirements
-2.5 GPA -Enrolled in 12 hours
Advisor: Frances Fonza frances.fonza@selu.edu
Dues: $50
Description
An on campus opportunity for students to actively patriciate in cultural and spiritual enrichment by rendering services to our schools, community, state, and country through expressions for his/her love for Christ and religion
Requirements
-2.5 GPA -Enrolled in 12 hours
Chi Sigma Iota
Organization Info
President: Marli Snaith (marli.snaith@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: Heather Olivier (Heather.Olivier@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $30 or $15 per semester
Description
CSI is an international honor society that values academic and professional excellence in counseling. We promote a strong professional identity through members (professional counselors, counselor educators, and students) who contribute to the realization of a healthy society by fostering wellness and human dignity.
Requirements
Students must have completed at least one semester of full-time graduate coursework in a counselor education degree program, have earned a grade point average of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 system, and be recommended for membership by the chapter, including promise for a capacity to represent the best about professional counseling through appropriate professional behavior, ethical judgment, emotional maturity, and attitudes conducive to working to advocate for wellness and human dignity for all.
Advisor: Heather Olivier (Heather.Olivier@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $30 or $15 per semester
Description
CSI is an international honor society that values academic and professional excellence in counseling. We promote a strong professional identity through members (professional counselors, counselor educators, and students) who contribute to the realization of a healthy society by fostering wellness and human dignity.
Requirements
Students must have completed at least one semester of full-time graduate coursework in a counselor education degree program, have earned a grade point average of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 system, and be recommended for membership by the chapter, including promise for a capacity to represent the best about professional counseling through appropriate professional behavior, ethical judgment, emotional maturity, and attitudes conducive to working to advocate for wellness and human dignity for all.
Gamma Beta Phi
Organization Info
President: Maria Campo (maria.campo@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: Anoinette Alack (aalack@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $15 per semester
Description
Gamma Beta Phi is a scholastic, honor, educational-service organization, for certain students, faculty and staff at accredited colleges and universities that recognizes and encourages excellence in education, promotes the development of leadership ability and character in the members thereof and fosters, disseminates, and improves education by appropriate service projects, through membership and engagement at Southeastern.
Requirements
Must have a Cum. 3.2 GPA and maintain a 3.0 semester GPA.
Advisor: Anoinette Alack (aalack@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $15 per semester
Description
Gamma Beta Phi is a scholastic, honor, educational-service organization, for certain students, faculty and staff at accredited colleges and universities that recognizes and encourages excellence in education, promotes the development of leadership ability and character in the members thereof and fosters, disseminates, and improves education by appropriate service projects, through membership and engagement at Southeastern.
Requirements
Must have a Cum. 3.2 GPA and maintain a 3.0 semester GPA.
Honors Student Association
Organization Info
President: Victoria Debarbieris (victoria.debarbieris@selu.ed
Advisor: Amber Narro (amber.narro@selu.edu)
Dues: $10/semester
Description
The Honors Student Association is an organization focused on giving honors students valuable experiences through social events (such as parties), service opportunities (such as making cards for nursing homes), and in academic aspects (such as providing information needed to graduate with an Honors diploma). Website: Honors Student Association
Requirements
Attend a minimum of 4 out of 7 meetings; Be an Honors Student; Pay the $10 semester fee.
Advisor: Amber Narro (amber.narro@selu.edu)
Dues: $10/semester
Description
The Honors Student Association is an organization focused on giving honors students valuable experiences through social events (such as parties), service opportunities (such as making cards for nursing homes), and in academic aspects (such as providing information needed to graduate with an Honors diploma). Website: Honors Student Association
Requirements
Attend a minimum of 4 out of 7 meetings; Be an Honors Student; Pay the $10 semester fee.
Southeastern Louisiana University BassFishing Team
Organization Info
President: Cayden Reily (mcayden.reily@selu.edu)
Advisor: Jared Reno (jared.reno@selu.edu)
Dues: Dues will be $100 every year (2 full semesters).
Description
The Southeastern Louisiana University Fishing Team will be focusing on Bass fishing and competing in tournaments across the United States. We will be competing in the MLF, ACA, and BASS tournaments and if qualified the National Championships. Our group is open to all wanting to join, even if the individual does not want to compete in the tournaments. We will have monthly meetings in which all members are required to attend. Once established we will have mandatory community service events all members MUST attend.
Requirements
A current Southeastern student and willing to come to the meeting with an open mind and heart.
Advisor: Jared Reno (jared.reno@selu.edu)
Dues: Dues will be $100 every year (2 full semesters).
Description
The Southeastern Louisiana University Fishing Team will be focusing on Bass fishing and competing in tournaments across the United States. We will be competing in the MLF, ACA, and BASS tournaments and if qualified the National Championships. Our group is open to all wanting to join, even if the individual does not want to compete in the tournaments. We will have monthly meetings in which all members are required to attend. Once established we will have mandatory community service events all members MUST attend.
Requirements
A current Southeastern student and willing to come to the meeting with an open mind and heart.
Southeastern Louisiana University Project Hope
Organization Info
President: Makaila Selders (makaila.selders@selu.edu)
Advisor: Samantha Smith (samantha.smith-3@selu.edu)
Dues: $25 (including a T-Shirt)
Description
The organization would mainly focus on the mental health of all students at the university. It would help them gain the skills and knowledge they need to battle their mental health while trying to navigate through college. It would also help people that are battling anxiety, depression, and spiritual health. Although I know we have the University counseling center, most people are afraid to go ask for help professionally. This would be a great opportunity for many of us to come forward and see that they are not going through this illness alone.
Requirements
Must be a Southeastern Louisiana University Student; Mus pay dues to be an active member, but everyone is welcomed.
Advisor: Samantha Smith (samantha.smith-3@selu.edu)
Dues: $25 (including a T-Shirt)
Description
The organization would mainly focus on the mental health of all students at the university. It would help them gain the skills and knowledge they need to battle their mental health while trying to navigate through college. It would also help people that are battling anxiety, depression, and spiritual health. Although I know we have the University counseling center, most people are afraid to go ask for help professionally. This would be a great opportunity for many of us to come forward and see that they are not going through this illness alone.
Requirements
Must be a Southeastern Louisiana University Student; Mus pay dues to be an active member, but everyone is welcomed.
Southeastern Louisiana University Reserve Officers
Organization Info
President: Leah Gil Leah.gil@selu.edu
Advisor: Abigail Cashio (jabigail.cashio@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues.
Description
An agreement between the United States Army Cadet Command and the Louisiana Army National Guard allowed the Southeastern Louisiana University's Army ROTC program to return in the Spring of 2016 as an extension of the Southern "Jaguar Battalion" Army ROTC program. We encourage anyone considering service in the military or simply looking for an opportunity to enhance their leadership characteristics to research our program. These skills are essential to military service and can assist with furthering your civilian leadership or management opportunities. Through the Jaguar Battalion at Southeastern, you will learn from some of the best cadres within the United States Army Cadet Command. No military obligation for the first two years. However, if you desire to continue throughout the remainder of your college career, you will earn the opportunity to commission as a Second Lieutenant (211) in the Active Duty Army, Army National Guard, or Army Reserves, in a variety of skills (Branches).
Requirements
Enrolled into a Military Science Class for two consecutive semesters; Currently contracted as a ROTC cadet; GPA 2.0.
Advisor: Abigail Cashio (jabigail.cashio@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues.
Description
An agreement between the United States Army Cadet Command and the Louisiana Army National Guard allowed the Southeastern Louisiana University's Army ROTC program to return in the Spring of 2016 as an extension of the Southern "Jaguar Battalion" Army ROTC program. We encourage anyone considering service in the military or simply looking for an opportunity to enhance their leadership characteristics to research our program. These skills are essential to military service and can assist with furthering your civilian leadership or management opportunities. Through the Jaguar Battalion at Southeastern, you will learn from some of the best cadres within the United States Army Cadet Command. No military obligation for the first two years. However, if you desire to continue throughout the remainder of your college career, you will earn the opportunity to commission as a Second Lieutenant (211) in the Active Duty Army, Army National Guard, or Army Reserves, in a variety of skills (Branches).
Requirements
Enrolled into a Military Science Class for two consecutive semesters; Currently contracted as a ROTC cadet; GPA 2.0.
Southeastern Scholars
Organization Info
President: Kaitlyn Musgrove (kaitlyn.musgrove@southeastern.ed
Advisor: Amanda Hammonds (ahammonds@southeastern.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
We seek out students who are dual enrolled on campus in order to help them build relationships with each other and various faculty members. We also provide information on campus resources.
Requirements
Organization membership is open to students currently or formerly enrolled in the Southeastern Scholars or Gifted-Talented Programs.
Advisor: Amanda Hammonds (ahammonds@southeastern.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
We seek out students who are dual enrolled on campus in order to help them build relationships with each other and various faculty members. We also provide information on campus resources.
Requirements
Organization membership is open to students currently or formerly enrolled in the Southeastern Scholars or Gifted-Talented Programs.
Southeastern Sociological Association
Organization Info
President: Kaleigh Bourgeois kaleigh.bourgeois@selu.edu
Advisor: Russel Castro (rcastro@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues.
Description
The purpose of our organization is to educate the student body and our community about social issues, as well as to engage in actions which promote social change. We are a pro-working class, antiracist, antisexist, anti-imperialist, anti-homophobic and anti-transgenderphobic student organization. We oprate on the principles of participatory democracy, meaning we believe that every member's voice counts and that they should be respected by others members of the group.
Requirements
Membership shall be open to all students with an interest in sociology and social change.
Advisor: Russel Castro (rcastro@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues.
Description
The purpose of our organization is to educate the student body and our community about social issues, as well as to engage in actions which promote social change. We are a pro-working class, antiracist, antisexist, anti-imperialist, anti-homophobic and anti-transgenderphobic student organization. We oprate on the principles of participatory democracy, meaning we believe that every member's voice counts and that they should be respected by others members of the group.
Requirements
Membership shall be open to all students with an interest in sociology and social change.
Association of Latin American Students
Organization Info
President: Teresa Huerta Teresa.huerta@selu.edu
Advisor: Dr. Aristides Baraya (abaraya@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Latin American students in their educational progress and adaptability within the University, providing a permanent forum between Latin American students and the community.
Requirements
2.5 GPA or higher and enthusiasm for the cause of the club.
Advisor: Dr. Aristides Baraya (abaraya@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Latin American students in their educational progress and adaptability within the University, providing a permanent forum between Latin American students and the community.
Requirements
2.5 GPA or higher and enthusiasm for the cause of the club.
College of Education Student Ambassadors
Organization Info
President: Megan Mcdaniel megan.mcdaniel@selu.edu
Advisor: Bethani Franklin Bethani.franklin@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization is to increase student engagement and increase student enrollment within the Education Department. They work to create an atmosphere within the Department of Education that encourages student engagement.
Requirements
2.75 GPA Enrolled in at least 12 hours for undergraduate students or 6 for graduate Attend 5 events per semester Attend bi-weekly meetings
Advisor: Bethani Franklin Bethani.franklin@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization is to increase student engagement and increase student enrollment within the Education Department. They work to create an atmosphere within the Department of Education that encourages student engagement.
Requirements
2.75 GPA Enrolled in at least 12 hours for undergraduate students or 6 for graduate Attend 5 events per semester Attend bi-weekly meetings
College of Nursing and Health Sciences Ambassadors
Organization Info
President: Reed Davis Reed.davis@selu.edu
Advisor: Dr. Ken Tillman ktillman@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization shall be for students to assist Southeastern Louisiana University's University's College of Nursing and Health Sciences to inform students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of being a major in one of the department within the CNHS. Ambassadors work as a team to be a spokesperson for recruitment, marketing, social media campaigns, and to plan events to enhance the student experience in the CNHS.
Requirements
3.00 GPA Involved in at least one other organization before applying, preferred Sophomore or above
Advisor: Dr. Ken Tillman ktillman@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization shall be for students to assist Southeastern Louisiana University's University's College of Nursing and Health Sciences to inform students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of being a major in one of the department within the CNHS. Ambassadors work as a team to be a spokesperson for recruitment, marketing, social media campaigns, and to plan events to enhance the student experience in the CNHS.
Requirements
3.00 GPA Involved in at least one other organization before applying, preferred Sophomore or above
ExCEL Scholars
Organization Info
President: -
Advisor: -
Dues: -
Description
Each year, twenty-five first time freshmen Southeastern students are chosen from more than one hundred applicants who received the ExCEL scholarship. The ExCEL Scholars program is offered through the Office for Student Engagement. Students who completed all three checkpoints at their seminar, now have the opportunity to apply for our ExCEL Freshmen Cohort Leadership Scholarship! ExCEL means Excellence in Commitment to Education and Leadership and these $4,000.00 ($500.00 each semester) scholarships are awarded to students who demonstrate excellence in both their academic and extracurricular activities.
Requirements
-
Advisor: -
Dues: -
Description
Each year, twenty-five first time freshmen Southeastern students are chosen from more than one hundred applicants who received the ExCEL scholarship. The ExCEL Scholars program is offered through the Office for Student Engagement. Students who completed all three checkpoints at their seminar, now have the opportunity to apply for our ExCEL Freshmen Cohort Leadership Scholarship! ExCEL means Excellence in Commitment to Education and Leadership and these $4,000.00 ($500.00 each semester) scholarships are awarded to students who demonstrate excellence in both their academic and extracurricular activities.
Requirements
-
Latter Day Saints Student Association
Organization Info
President: Lauren London lauren.london@selu.edu
Advisor: Peter Emerson Peter.emerson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to encourage and support members of LDSSA in achieving their academic goals and maintaining a balanced life while on Campus. To encourage members to become an influence for good by participating in activities and service on campus and in the community. To provide students with meaningful service opportunities and social and religious activities that are consistent with LDSSA standards.
Requirements
-
Advisor: Peter Emerson Peter.emerson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to encourage and support members of LDSSA in achieving their academic goals and maintaining a balanced life while on Campus. To encourage members to become an influence for good by participating in activities and service on campus and in the community. To provide students with meaningful service opportunities and social and religious activities that are consistent with LDSSA standards.
Requirements
-
Pi Sigma Epsilon
Organization Info
President: Charles Lopez Charles.lopez@southeastern.edu
Advisor: April Kemp (april.kemp@southeastern.edu)
Dues: New membership- $135 Active until the next fall
Description
PSE is the only national co-ed professional fraternity in the fields of sales, marketing and management. However, it is open to all majors. PSE gives its members the chance to gain hands-on experience through experiential learning opportunities, participate in conferences both regionally and nationally, and network with professionals through PSE’s corporate partner program. Pi Sigma Epsilon offers experience and leadership skills, scholarships, competitions, awards, and career opportunities.
Requirements
2.5 GPA and a full-time student
Advisor: April Kemp (april.kemp@southeastern.edu)
Dues: New membership- $135 Active until the next fall
Description
PSE is the only national co-ed professional fraternity in the fields of sales, marketing and management. However, it is open to all majors. PSE gives its members the chance to gain hands-on experience through experiential learning opportunities, participate in conferences both regionally and nationally, and network with professionals through PSE’s corporate partner program. Pi Sigma Epsilon offers experience and leadership skills, scholarships, competitions, awards, and career opportunities.
Requirements
2.5 GPA and a full-time student
Southeastern American Sign Language Club
Organization Info
President: Baylen Payne baylen.payne@selu.edu
Advisor: Robyn Hutchinson Robyn.hutchinson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to share and promote American Sign Language and Deaf Culture.
Requirements
2.0 GPA Attend at least 4 meetings
Advisor: Robyn Hutchinson Robyn.hutchinson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to share and promote American Sign Language and Deaf Culture.
Requirements
2.0 GPA Attend at least 4 meetings
Southeastern Anime Club
Organization Info
President: Tyler Thibodeaux Tyler-thibodeaux-3@selu.edu
Advisor: Ashley Walker Ashley.reed-2@selu.edu
Dues: $10 Yearly Dues
Description
The purpose of this organization is to gather students who have an interest in anime, manga, video games in the anime realm or resembling anime, cosplayers, and gamers who play animesque trading card games as well as those who want to learn more about anime and manga are welcome to join. Members are not merely showing appreciation for Japanese works, they will also welcome Korean and Chinese works as well.
Requirements
Must be a full time student enrolled at Southeastern 2.0 GPA
Advisor: Ashley Walker Ashley.reed-2@selu.edu
Dues: $10 Yearly Dues
Description
The purpose of this organization is to gather students who have an interest in anime, manga, video games in the anime realm or resembling anime, cosplayers, and gamers who play animesque trading card games as well as those who want to learn more about anime and manga are welcome to join. Members are not merely showing appreciation for Japanese works, they will also welcome Korean and Chinese works as well.
Requirements
Must be a full time student enrolled at Southeastern 2.0 GPA
Southeastern Pre-Physician Assistant Society
Organization Info
Southeastern Pre-Physician Assistant Society
Organization Info
Student Goverment Association
Organization Info
President: Maria Necheva (sgapresident@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: Zachary Handlin zachary.handlin@selu.edu
Dues: N/A
Description
The Student Government Association is here to serve the students of Southeastern Louisiana University through communication between students, administration, and the community. SGA hosts educational and social events, and offers numerous services that contribute to the advancement of the University and its students.
Requirements
Be an enrolled student at Southeastern Louisiana University. 2.5 GPA
Advisor: Zachary Handlin zachary.handlin@selu.edu
Dues: N/A
Description
The Student Government Association is here to serve the students of Southeastern Louisiana University through communication between students, administration, and the community. SGA hosts educational and social events, and offers numerous services that contribute to the advancement of the University and its students.
Requirements
Be an enrolled student at Southeastern Louisiana University. 2.5 GPA
Young Ladies of Service and Grace
Organization Info
President: Lariah Foster Lariah.Foster@selu.edu
Advisor: Keonta Johnson Keonta.johnson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to lead society in service and guide people kindly with words and assistance. This group is a safe space for young women to truly be themselves and also figure out who they are while uplifting each other and people in the community. A group striving to serve the community through service and developing into phenomenal young women.
Requirements
Must have a drive to serve the community and a positive attitude.
Advisor: Keonta Johnson Keonta.johnson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to lead society in service and guide people kindly with words and assistance. This group is a safe space for young women to truly be themselves and also figure out who they are while uplifting each other and people in the community. A group striving to serve the community through service and developing into phenomenal young women.
Requirements
Must have a drive to serve the community and a positive attitude.
American Chemical Society of Physics Students
Organization Info
President: Lara Boudreaux laura.boudbreaux@selu.edu
Advisor: Dr. Prem Chanda prem.chanda@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to garner strong community connections between students and faculty through chemistry and physics based ideas.
Requirements
Majoring in chemistry or physics Attend at least 2 meetings per semester
Advisor: Dr. Prem Chanda prem.chanda@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to garner strong community connections between students and faculty through chemistry and physics based ideas.
Requirements
Majoring in chemistry or physics Attend at least 2 meetings per semester
Association of Latin American Students
Organization Info
President: Teresa Huerta Teresa.huerta@selu.edu
Advisor: Dr. Aristides Baraya (abaraya@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Latin American students in their educational progress and adaptability within the University, providing a permanent forum between Latin American students and the community.
Requirements
2.5 GPA or higher and enthusiasm for the cause of the club.
Advisor: Dr. Aristides Baraya (abaraya@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Latin American students in their educational progress and adaptability within the University, providing a permanent forum between Latin American students and the community.
Requirements
2.5 GPA or higher and enthusiasm for the cause of the club.
Solar Seed Initiative
Organization Info
President: James Ho james.ho@selu.edu
Advisor: Isabella Bairnsfather Isabella.bairnsfather@selu.e
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to promote intersectional environmental awareness and education, while also encouraging personal, social, and professional growth for our members.
Requirements
-
Advisor: Isabella Bairnsfather Isabella.bairnsfather@selu.e
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to promote intersectional environmental awareness and education, while also encouraging personal, social, and professional growth for our members.
Requirements
-
Southeastern Entrepreneurship Board
Organization Info
American Chemical Society of Physics Students
Organization Info
President: Lara Boudreaux laura.boudbreaux@selu.edu
Advisor: Dr. Prem Chanda prem.chanda@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to garner strong community connections between students and faculty through chemistry and physics based ideas.
Requirements
Majoring in chemistry or physics Attend at least 2 meetings per semester
Advisor: Dr. Prem Chanda prem.chanda@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to garner strong community connections between students and faculty through chemistry and physics based ideas.
Requirements
Majoring in chemistry or physics Attend at least 2 meetings per semester
Art and Environment
Organization Info
President: Ashton Howard ashton.howard@selu.edu
Advisor: Lily Brooks Lily.Brooks@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to create art.
Requirements
Interacting with the environment Willing to attend meetings
Advisor: Lily Brooks Lily.Brooks@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to create art.
Requirements
Interacting with the environment Willing to attend meetings
College of Education Student Ambassadors
Organization Info
President: Megan Mcdaniel megan.mcdaniel@selu.edu
Advisor: Bethani Franklin Bethani.franklin@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization is to increase student engagement and increase student enrollment within the Education Department. They work to create an atmosphere within the Department of Education that encourages student engagement.
Requirements
2.75 GPA Enrolled in at least 12 hours for undergraduate students or 6 for graduate Attend 5 events per semester Attend bi-weekly meetings
Advisor: Bethani Franklin Bethani.franklin@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization is to increase student engagement and increase student enrollment within the Education Department. They work to create an atmosphere within the Department of Education that encourages student engagement.
Requirements
2.75 GPA Enrolled in at least 12 hours for undergraduate students or 6 for graduate Attend 5 events per semester Attend bi-weekly meetings
College of Nursing and Health Sciences Ambassadors
Organization Info
President: Reed Davis Reed.davis@selu.edu
Advisor: Dr. Ken Tillman ktillman@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization shall be for students to assist Southeastern Louisiana University's University's College of Nursing and Health Sciences to inform students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of being a major in one of the department within the CNHS. Ambassadors work as a team to be a spokesperson for recruitment, marketing, social media campaigns, and to plan events to enhance the student experience in the CNHS.
Requirements
3.00 GPA Involved in at least one other organization before applying, preferred Sophomore or above
Advisor: Dr. Ken Tillman ktillman@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization shall be for students to assist Southeastern Louisiana University's University's College of Nursing and Health Sciences to inform students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of being a major in one of the department within the CNHS. Ambassadors work as a team to be a spokesperson for recruitment, marketing, social media campaigns, and to plan events to enhance the student experience in the CNHS.
Requirements
3.00 GPA Involved in at least one other organization before applying, preferred Sophomore or above
Creative Writing Club
Organization Info
President: Jazlynn Miles jazlynn.miles@selu.edu
Advisor: Alison Pelegrin apelegrin@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to help students connect with each other through writing, journalism, and interviewing. Its purpose is to also help promote other clubs and events happening around campus.
Requirements
2.5 GPA
Advisor: Alison Pelegrin apelegrin@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to help students connect with each other through writing, journalism, and interviewing. Its purpose is to also help promote other clubs and events happening around campus.
Requirements
2.5 GPA
Flipside Dance
Organization Info
President: Taniece Delestre taniece.delestre@selu.edu
Advisor: Taneshia Drake (taneshia.drake@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $30 per semester
Description
Recreational Dance Team
Requirements
Membership shall be open to all classifications. Active members shall be communicative with the President and Vice President about attendance. Associate members shall maintain responsibility in their designated position.
Advisor: Taneshia Drake (taneshia.drake@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $30 per semester
Description
Recreational Dance Team
Requirements
Membership shall be open to all classifications. Active members shall be communicative with the President and Vice President about attendance. Associate members shall maintain responsibility in their designated position.
Imago Dei
Organization Info
President: Euphria Cage lloydatia.meadows@selu.edu
Advisor: Emmanuel Kuada Emmanuel.kuada@slu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to ignite the campus, one student at a time. Together, we'll dive into the word, live out our faith boldly, and make disciples who change the world.
Requirements
-
Advisor: Emmanuel Kuada Emmanuel.kuada@slu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to ignite the campus, one student at a time. Together, we'll dive into the word, live out our faith boldly, and make disciples who change the world.
Requirements
-
Judo Club
Organization Info
President: Luc Allain (luc.allain@selu.edu)
Advisor: Leighton Webre leighton.webre@southeastern.edu
Dues: N/A
Description
Judo is a Japanese martial art that involves throwing and wrestling your opponent.No kicking or striking is included in this sport. This quote by the founder of Judo describes the sport's philosophy. "Judo is the way of using one's mental and physical strength in the most efficient manner. Through training and practicing techniques of offense and defense, one disciplines and cultivates body and spirit, and thereby masters the essence of this way. Thus, the ultimate goal of Judo is to strive for personal perfection by means of this and to benefit the world." - Jigoro Kano
Requirements
Requirements for Membership: Members must be respectful to one another and the head coach. They must follow the etiquette of the dojo which includes: - Members must bow on and off the mats - Members must take off shoes before going on the mats - Keep finger nails and toes trimmed - Provide their own gi - Must not use Judo to outside of dojo outside of self defense - Members must participate in dojo maintenance
Advisor: Leighton Webre leighton.webre@southeastern.edu
Dues: N/A
Description
Judo is a Japanese martial art that involves throwing and wrestling your opponent.No kicking or striking is included in this sport. This quote by the founder of Judo describes the sport's philosophy. "Judo is the way of using one's mental and physical strength in the most efficient manner. Through training and practicing techniques of offense and defense, one disciplines and cultivates body and spirit, and thereby masters the essence of this way. Thus, the ultimate goal of Judo is to strive for personal perfection by means of this and to benefit the world." - Jigoro Kano
Requirements
Requirements for Membership: Members must be respectful to one another and the head coach. They must follow the etiquette of the dojo which includes: - Members must bow on and off the mats - Members must take off shoes before going on the mats - Keep finger nails and toes trimmed - Provide their own gi - Must not use Judo to outside of dojo outside of self defense - Members must participate in dojo maintenance
Latter Day Saints Student Association
Organization Info
President: Lauren London lauren.london@selu.edu
Advisor: Peter Emerson Peter.emerson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to encourage and support members of LDSSA in achieving their academic goals and maintaining a balanced life while on Campus. To encourage members to become an influence for good by participating in activities and service on campus and in the community. To provide students with meaningful service opportunities and social and religious activities that are consistent with LDSSA standards.
Requirements
-
Advisor: Peter Emerson Peter.emerson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to encourage and support members of LDSSA in achieving their academic goals and maintaining a balanced life while on Campus. To encourage members to become an influence for good by participating in activities and service on campus and in the community. To provide students with meaningful service opportunities and social and religious activities that are consistent with LDSSA standards.
Requirements
-
Lion Toastmasters
Organization Info
President: Cameron Cockerham (cameron.cockerham@selu.edu
Advisor: Julie Nunenmacher (Julie.Nunenmacher@selu.edu)
Dues: Meetings will be free, but if the member decides to register with Toastmasters International it is $20.
Description
Toastmasters is an international organization that focus on leadership and communication skills. Toastmasters has helped people become more confident speakers, communicators, and leaders.
Requirements
Everyone is welcome to a Toastmasters meeting. To become an official member, you can register with an officer on the Toastmasters website. This will give the member access to many different pathways to help further develop their skills.
Advisor: Julie Nunenmacher (Julie.Nunenmacher@selu.edu)
Dues: Meetings will be free, but if the member decides to register with Toastmasters International it is $20.
Description
Toastmasters is an international organization that focus on leadership and communication skills. Toastmasters has helped people become more confident speakers, communicators, and leaders.
Requirements
Everyone is welcome to a Toastmasters meeting. To become an official member, you can register with an officer on the Toastmasters website. This will give the member access to many different pathways to help further develop their skills.
Psi Chi
Organization Info
President: Katherine Kennedy (katherine.kennedy@southeastern.
Advisor: Sara Sohr Preston (sara.sohr-preston@sout
Dues: $55 national (one time), $10 semester
Description
Psi Chi is the International Honor Society in Psychology, founded in 1929 for the purposes of encouraging, stimulating, and maintaining excellence in scholarship, and advancing the science of psychology. Psi Chi serves two major goals: one immediate and visibly rewarding to the individual member, the other slower and more difficult to accomplish, but offering greater rewards in the long run. The first of these is the Society's obligation to provide academic recognition to its inductees by the mere fact of membership. The second goal is the obligation of each of the Society's local chapters to nurture the spark of that accomplishment by offering a climate congenial to members' creative development. For example, the chapters make active attempts to nourish and stimulate professional growth through programs designed to augment and enhance the regular curriculum and to provide practical experience and fellowship through affiliation with the chapter. In addition, the international organization provides programs to help achieve these goals, including Society and regional conventions held annually in conjunction with the psychological associations, research award competitions, and certificate recognition programs.
Requirements
UNDERGRAD: must be enrolled as a major or minor in a psychology program or a program psychological in nature, have completed at least 3 semesters or equivalent of full-time college coursework, have completed at least 9 semester credit hours or equivalent of psychology courses, have earned a cumulative GPA that is in the top 35% of their class (sophomore, junior, or senior) compared to their classmates across the entire university or the college that houses psychology (minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4-point scale), and have a minimum 3.0 GPA average for psychology courses. GRAD STUDENTS: be accepted into and enrolled in a psychology or closely related graduate program, have completed at least 9 semester credit hours of graduate psychology courses in that program, have an overall GPA of at least 3.0 in all graduate courses including psychology courses, meet their graduate program's requirements (e.g., if specific courses require an A or B, students must meet those requirements even if their cumulative GPA is above 3.0)
Advisor: Sara Sohr Preston (sara.sohr-preston@sout
Dues: $55 national (one time), $10 semester
Description
Psi Chi is the International Honor Society in Psychology, founded in 1929 for the purposes of encouraging, stimulating, and maintaining excellence in scholarship, and advancing the science of psychology. Psi Chi serves two major goals: one immediate and visibly rewarding to the individual member, the other slower and more difficult to accomplish, but offering greater rewards in the long run. The first of these is the Society's obligation to provide academic recognition to its inductees by the mere fact of membership. The second goal is the obligation of each of the Society's local chapters to nurture the spark of that accomplishment by offering a climate congenial to members' creative development. For example, the chapters make active attempts to nourish and stimulate professional growth through programs designed to augment and enhance the regular curriculum and to provide practical experience and fellowship through affiliation with the chapter. In addition, the international organization provides programs to help achieve these goals, including Society and regional conventions held annually in conjunction with the psychological associations, research award competitions, and certificate recognition programs.
Requirements
UNDERGRAD: must be enrolled as a major or minor in a psychology program or a program psychological in nature, have completed at least 3 semesters or equivalent of full-time college coursework, have completed at least 9 semester credit hours or equivalent of psychology courses, have earned a cumulative GPA that is in the top 35% of their class (sophomore, junior, or senior) compared to their classmates across the entire university or the college that houses psychology (minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4-point scale), and have a minimum 3.0 GPA average for psychology courses. GRAD STUDENTS: be accepted into and enrolled in a psychology or closely related graduate program, have completed at least 9 semester credit hours of graduate psychology courses in that program, have an overall GPA of at least 3.0 in all graduate courses including psychology courses, meet their graduate program's requirements (e.g., if specific courses require an A or B, students must meet those requirements even if their cumulative GPA is above 3.0)
Solar Seed Initiative
Organization Info
President: James Ho james.ho@selu.edu
Advisor: Isabella Bairnsfather Isabella.bairnsfather@selu.e
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to promote intersectional environmental awareness and education, while also encouraging personal, social, and professional growth for our members.
Requirements
-
Advisor: Isabella Bairnsfather Isabella.bairnsfather@selu.e
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to promote intersectional environmental awareness and education, while also encouraging personal, social, and professional growth for our members.
Requirements
-
Southeastern American Sign Language Club
Organization Info
President: Baylen Payne baylen.payne@selu.edu
Advisor: Robyn Hutchinson Robyn.hutchinson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to share and promote American Sign Language and Deaf Culture.
Requirements
2.0 GPA Attend at least 4 meetings
Advisor: Robyn Hutchinson Robyn.hutchinson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to share and promote American Sign Language and Deaf Culture.
Requirements
2.0 GPA Attend at least 4 meetings
Southeastern Anime Club
Organization Info
President: Tyler Thibodeaux Tyler-thibodeaux-3@selu.edu
Advisor: Ashley Walker Ashley.reed-2@selu.edu
Dues: $10 Yearly Dues
Description
The purpose of this organization is to gather students who have an interest in anime, manga, video games in the anime realm or resembling anime, cosplayers, and gamers who play animesque trading card games as well as those who want to learn more about anime and manga are welcome to join. Members are not merely showing appreciation for Japanese works, they will also welcome Korean and Chinese works as well.
Requirements
Must be a full time student enrolled at Southeastern 2.0 GPA
Advisor: Ashley Walker Ashley.reed-2@selu.edu
Dues: $10 Yearly Dues
Description
The purpose of this organization is to gather students who have an interest in anime, manga, video games in the anime realm or resembling anime, cosplayers, and gamers who play animesque trading card games as well as those who want to learn more about anime and manga are welcome to join. Members are not merely showing appreciation for Japanese works, they will also welcome Korean and Chinese works as well.
Requirements
Must be a full time student enrolled at Southeastern 2.0 GPA
Southeastern Louisiana University Reserve Officers
Organization Info
President: Leah Gil Leah.gil@selu.edu
Advisor: Abigail Cashio (jabigail.cashio@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues.
Description
An agreement between the United States Army Cadet Command and the Louisiana Army National Guard allowed the Southeastern Louisiana University's Army ROTC program to return in the Spring of 2016 as an extension of the Southern "Jaguar Battalion" Army ROTC program. We encourage anyone considering service in the military or simply looking for an opportunity to enhance their leadership characteristics to research our program. These skills are essential to military service and can assist with furthering your civilian leadership or management opportunities. Through the Jaguar Battalion at Southeastern, you will learn from some of the best cadres within the United States Army Cadet Command. No military obligation for the first two years. However, if you desire to continue throughout the remainder of your college career, you will earn the opportunity to commission as a Second Lieutenant (211) in the Active Duty Army, Army National Guard, or Army Reserves, in a variety of skills (Branches).
Requirements
Enrolled into a Military Science Class for two consecutive semesters; Currently contracted as a ROTC cadet; GPA 2.0.
Advisor: Abigail Cashio (jabigail.cashio@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues.
Description
An agreement between the United States Army Cadet Command and the Louisiana Army National Guard allowed the Southeastern Louisiana University's Army ROTC program to return in the Spring of 2016 as an extension of the Southern "Jaguar Battalion" Army ROTC program. We encourage anyone considering service in the military or simply looking for an opportunity to enhance their leadership characteristics to research our program. These skills are essential to military service and can assist with furthering your civilian leadership or management opportunities. Through the Jaguar Battalion at Southeastern, you will learn from some of the best cadres within the United States Army Cadet Command. No military obligation for the first two years. However, if you desire to continue throughout the remainder of your college career, you will earn the opportunity to commission as a Second Lieutenant (211) in the Active Duty Army, Army National Guard, or Army Reserves, in a variety of skills (Branches).
Requirements
Enrolled into a Military Science Class for two consecutive semesters; Currently contracted as a ROTC cadet; GPA 2.0.
Southeastern Men's Lacrosse
Organization Info
President: Brady Pastorick (Brady.pastorick@selu.edu)
Advisor: -
Dues: $100 to join, $50 to rent helmet, $300 for brand new helmet to keep
Description
Lacrosse is a physical, outdoor sport.
Requirements
N/A
Advisor: -
Dues: $100 to join, $50 to rent helmet, $300 for brand new helmet to keep
Description
Lacrosse is a physical, outdoor sport.
Requirements
N/A
Young Ladies of Service and Grace
Organization Info
President: Lariah Foster Lariah.Foster@selu.edu
Advisor: Keonta Johnson Keonta.johnson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to lead society in service and guide people kindly with words and assistance. This group is a safe space for young women to truly be themselves and also figure out who they are while uplifting each other and people in the community. A group striving to serve the community through service and developing into phenomenal young women.
Requirements
Must have a drive to serve the community and a positive attitude.
Advisor: Keonta Johnson Keonta.johnson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to lead society in service and guide people kindly with words and assistance. This group is a safe space for young women to truly be themselves and also figure out who they are while uplifting each other and people in the community. A group striving to serve the community through service and developing into phenomenal young women.
Requirements
Must have a drive to serve the community and a positive attitude.
SLU Gaming
Organization Info
President: Hayden Stafford (hayden.stafford@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: Paula Regis (pregis@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $10
Description
The hub for all types of gaming on campus from casual board games and card games to competitive collegiate esports
Requirements
Anyone can join and participate in activities through our discord in the website link, however to register as an official member through OSE and receive various perks through the club a $10 per semester club fee must be paid before the due date for that semester.
Advisor: Paula Regis (pregis@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $10
Description
The hub for all types of gaming on campus from casual board games and card games to competitive collegiate esports
Requirements
Anyone can join and participate in activities through our discord in the website link, however to register as an official member through OSE and receive various perks through the club a $10 per semester club fee must be paid before the due date for that semester.
Alpha Psi Omega
Organization Info
President: Chloé Williams (chloe.williams-6@selu.edu)
Advisor: James Winter (james.winter@selu.edu)
Dues: $10 per semester
Description
Alpha Psi Omega is a National Theatre Honor Society for participants in collegiate theatre. It began in the early 20th century as a result of the growing interest in dramatic arts among colleges and universities throughout America, with the aim of encouraging dramatic production at every step in a person's academic career.
Requirements
2.0 GPA; Attend 1 APO event Usher one performance at either APO SELU Mainstage of Columbia Theatre; Get 16 service hours.
Advisor: James Winter (james.winter@selu.edu)
Dues: $10 per semester
Description
Alpha Psi Omega is a National Theatre Honor Society for participants in collegiate theatre. It began in the early 20th century as a result of the growing interest in dramatic arts among colleges and universities throughout America, with the aim of encouraging dramatic production at every step in a person's academic career.
Requirements
2.0 GPA; Attend 1 APO event Usher one performance at either APO SELU Mainstage of Columbia Theatre; Get 16 service hours.
Child Life Student Association
Organization Info
President: Olivia Mizell (olivia.mizell@selu.edu)
Advisor: Jamie Napolitano (jamie.napolitano@southeastern.ed
Dues: $10 dues + optional $5 for t-shirt
Description
Promote professional growth of our undergraduate and graduate students through education, real-world experiences, and developing meaningful connections with local Child Life programs. Members will have opportunities to learn more about the Child Life profession and expand their knowledge of medical illnesses, child health psychology, cross-cultural issues, and other current Child Life topics.
Requirements
Membership shall be open to Southeastern Louisiana University students that are in the Health and Human Sciences field and have at least a 3.0 GPA in core curriculum courses.
Advisor: Jamie Napolitano (jamie.napolitano@southeastern.ed
Dues: $10 dues + optional $5 for t-shirt
Description
Promote professional growth of our undergraduate and graduate students through education, real-world experiences, and developing meaningful connections with local Child Life programs. Members will have opportunities to learn more about the Child Life profession and expand their knowledge of medical illnesses, child health psychology, cross-cultural issues, and other current Child Life topics.
Requirements
Membership shall be open to Southeastern Louisiana University students that are in the Health and Human Sciences field and have at least a 3.0 GPA in core curriculum courses.
Dept of World Cultures & Languages Stud Ambassador
Organization Info
President: Lucy Bateman lucy.bateman@selu.edu
Advisor: Rosario Rodriguez de Hall (rosario.hall@southeaste
Dues: N/A
Description
Student Ambassadors for the Department of World Languages and Cultures are a select group of individuals who act as representatives of the department in various capacities with the mission of raising awareness about the importance of bilingualism and biculturalism among undergraduate and graduate students and in the immediate community. World Languages and Cultures student ambassadors work in tandem with department faculty, staff, and students to engage and educate the public on relevant concerns.
Requirements
Any student with an interest in bilingualism or biculturalism and language advocacy can be considered for an ambassador position.
Advisor: Rosario Rodriguez de Hall (rosario.hall@southeaste
Dues: N/A
Description
Student Ambassadors for the Department of World Languages and Cultures are a select group of individuals who act as representatives of the department in various capacities with the mission of raising awareness about the importance of bilingualism and biculturalism among undergraduate and graduate students and in the immediate community. World Languages and Cultures student ambassadors work in tandem with department faculty, staff, and students to engage and educate the public on relevant concerns.
Requirements
Any student with an interest in bilingualism or biculturalism and language advocacy can be considered for an ambassador position.
Le Cercle Francais (The French Club)
Organization Info
President: Elodie Bass elodie.bass@selu.edu
Advisor: Anne Babson anne.babson@selu.edu
Dues: $10 per semester
Description
We are Southeastern's French Club! A place where like minded lovers of all things French can meet to share their admiration for France and meet new friends along the way. Our organization is here to celebrate the language, culture, and history of France and Francophone countries through our meetings, activities, guests, and more! Members do not need to speak fluent French to participate, nor do they need to be enrolled in French classes (although we do encourage it!).
Requirements
A love for the French and Francophone world.
Advisor: Anne Babson anne.babson@selu.edu
Dues: $10 per semester
Description
We are Southeastern's French Club! A place where like minded lovers of all things French can meet to share their admiration for France and meet new friends along the way. Our organization is here to celebrate the language, culture, and history of France and Francophone countries through our meetings, activities, guests, and more! Members do not need to speak fluent French to participate, nor do they need to be enrolled in French classes (although we do encourage it!).
Requirements
A love for the French and Francophone world.
Lion Toastmasters
Organization Info
President: Cameron Cockerham (cameron.cockerham@selu.edu
Advisor: Julie Nunenmacher (Julie.Nunenmacher@selu.edu)
Dues: Meetings will be free, but if the member decides to register with Toastmasters International it is $20.
Description
Toastmasters is an international organization that focus on leadership and communication skills. Toastmasters has helped people become more confident speakers, communicators, and leaders.
Requirements
Everyone is welcome to a Toastmasters meeting. To become an official member, you can register with an officer on the Toastmasters website. This will give the member access to many different pathways to help further develop their skills.
Advisor: Julie Nunenmacher (Julie.Nunenmacher@selu.edu)
Dues: Meetings will be free, but if the member decides to register with Toastmasters International it is $20.
Description
Toastmasters is an international organization that focus on leadership and communication skills. Toastmasters has helped people become more confident speakers, communicators, and leaders.
Requirements
Everyone is welcome to a Toastmasters meeting. To become an official member, you can register with an officer on the Toastmasters website. This will give the member access to many different pathways to help further develop their skills.
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Organization Info
Pre-Law Students Association
Organization Info
President: Christian Jones (christian.jones-9@selu.edu
Advisor: Jonathan Varnadof (jonathan.varnado@selu.edu)
Dues: $15 for the year or $8 per semester
Description
This organization's objectives are to help students prepare for and become more knowledgeable about law school. Activities include advice about the law school admissions process, advice from guest speakers of every law field, LSAT practice, and lectures related to law.
Requirements
Maintain a 2.0 GPA and have an interest in law.
Advisor: Jonathan Varnadof (jonathan.varnado@selu.edu)
Dues: $15 for the year or $8 per semester
Description
This organization's objectives are to help students prepare for and become more knowledgeable about law school. Activities include advice about the law school admissions process, advice from guest speakers of every law field, LSAT practice, and lectures related to law.
Requirements
Maintain a 2.0 GPA and have an interest in law.
Psi Chi
Organization Info
President: Katherine Kennedy (katherine.kennedy@southeastern.
Advisor: Sara Sohr Preston (sara.sohr-preston@sout
Dues: $55 national (one time), $10 semester
Description
Psi Chi is the International Honor Society in Psychology, founded in 1929 for the purposes of encouraging, stimulating, and maintaining excellence in scholarship, and advancing the science of psychology. Psi Chi serves two major goals: one immediate and visibly rewarding to the individual member, the other slower and more difficult to accomplish, but offering greater rewards in the long run. The first of these is the Society's obligation to provide academic recognition to its inductees by the mere fact of membership. The second goal is the obligation of each of the Society's local chapters to nurture the spark of that accomplishment by offering a climate congenial to members' creative development. For example, the chapters make active attempts to nourish and stimulate professional growth through programs designed to augment and enhance the regular curriculum and to provide practical experience and fellowship through affiliation with the chapter. In addition, the international organization provides programs to help achieve these goals, including Society and regional conventions held annually in conjunction with the psychological associations, research award competitions, and certificate recognition programs.
Requirements
UNDERGRAD: must be enrolled as a major or minor in a psychology program or a program psychological in nature, have completed at least 3 semesters or equivalent of full-time college coursework, have completed at least 9 semester credit hours or equivalent of psychology courses, have earned a cumulative GPA that is in the top 35% of their class (sophomore, junior, or senior) compared to their classmates across the entire university or the college that houses psychology (minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4-point scale), and have a minimum 3.0 GPA average for psychology courses. GRAD STUDENTS: be accepted into and enrolled in a psychology or closely related graduate program, have completed at least 9 semester credit hours of graduate psychology courses in that program, have an overall GPA of at least 3.0 in all graduate courses including psychology courses, meet their graduate program's requirements (e.g., if specific courses require an A or B, students must meet those requirements even if their cumulative GPA is above 3.0)
Advisor: Sara Sohr Preston (sara.sohr-preston@sout
Dues: $55 national (one time), $10 semester
Description
Psi Chi is the International Honor Society in Psychology, founded in 1929 for the purposes of encouraging, stimulating, and maintaining excellence in scholarship, and advancing the science of psychology. Psi Chi serves two major goals: one immediate and visibly rewarding to the individual member, the other slower and more difficult to accomplish, but offering greater rewards in the long run. The first of these is the Society's obligation to provide academic recognition to its inductees by the mere fact of membership. The second goal is the obligation of each of the Society's local chapters to nurture the spark of that accomplishment by offering a climate congenial to members' creative development. For example, the chapters make active attempts to nourish and stimulate professional growth through programs designed to augment and enhance the regular curriculum and to provide practical experience and fellowship through affiliation with the chapter. In addition, the international organization provides programs to help achieve these goals, including Society and regional conventions held annually in conjunction with the psychological associations, research award competitions, and certificate recognition programs.
Requirements
UNDERGRAD: must be enrolled as a major or minor in a psychology program or a program psychological in nature, have completed at least 3 semesters or equivalent of full-time college coursework, have completed at least 9 semester credit hours or equivalent of psychology courses, have earned a cumulative GPA that is in the top 35% of their class (sophomore, junior, or senior) compared to their classmates across the entire university or the college that houses psychology (minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4-point scale), and have a minimum 3.0 GPA average for psychology courses. GRAD STUDENTS: be accepted into and enrolled in a psychology or closely related graduate program, have completed at least 9 semester credit hours of graduate psychology courses in that program, have an overall GPA of at least 3.0 in all graduate courses including psychology courses, meet their graduate program's requirements (e.g., if specific courses require an A or B, students must meet those requirements even if their cumulative GPA is above 3.0)
Sigma Alpha Iota - Mu Rho Chapter
Organization Info
President: Emiry Danielle Brade (emiry.brade@selu.edu)
Advisor: Brina Bourliea (brina.bourliea@selu.edu)
Dues: National: $50 yearly Chapter: $53 yearly
Description
A semi-professional internation music fraternity focused on furthering music in our community, state, and nation. Website: www.sai-national.org
Requirements
1. Identify as female or non-binary 2. Maintain a 2.5 GPA (established GPA with SLU, 2nd semester freshman or transfer student) 3. Have taken music class or currently enrolled in one
Advisor: Brina Bourliea (brina.bourliea@selu.edu)
Dues: National: $50 yearly Chapter: $53 yearly
Description
A semi-professional internation music fraternity focused on furthering music in our community, state, and nation. Website: www.sai-national.org
Requirements
1. Identify as female or non-binary 2. Maintain a 2.5 GPA (established GPA with SLU, 2nd semester freshman or transfer student) 3. Have taken music class or currently enrolled in one
Sigma Tau Delta
Organization Info
President: Patrick Gipson (pgipson@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: Sherri Craig (sherri.craig@southeastern.edu)
Dues: Membership in the English Club is free. A lifetime membership in Sigma Tau Delta is $50.
Description
The English Club is open to any student interested in reading, writing, and pop culture. English Club members who meet the requirements can then join Sigma Tau Delta. Sigma Tau Delta, International English Honor Society, was founded in 1924 at Dakota Wesleyan University. The Society strives to Confer distinction for high achievement in English language and literature in undergraduate, graduate, and professional studies; Provide, through its local chapters, cultural stimulation on college campuses and promote interest in literature and the English language in surrounding communities; Foster all aspects of the discipline of English, including literature, language, and writing; Promote exemplary character and good fellowship among its members; Exhibit high standards of academic excellence; and Serve society by fostering literacy With over 900 active chapters located in the United States and abroad, there are more than 1,000 Faculty Advisors, and approximately 9,000 members inducted annually. Sigma Tau Delta also recognizes the accomplishments of professional writers who have contributed to the fields of language and literature. The Xi Rho Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta at Southeastern was chartered in 1987. Chapter members enjoy the International Convention, which normally takes place in the spring, as well as on campus activities, like our book and button sale and the Fall Festival. In addition to chapter opportunities, members receive a personalized Sigma Tau Delta membership certificate and official Society pin, and are eligible to apply for Sigma Tau Delta scholarships, participate in international conventions, and submit original work for publication and writing awards.
Requirements
Sigma Tau Delta is open to undergraduate students who have taken two English courses beyond Freshman English requirements (i.e. two 200 level Englishes and beyond), have completed 3 semesters, and have a 3.0 in English, as we as in their cumulative gpa. It is open to grad students who have complete 6 hours of grad level English classes and hold a 3.3 gpa.
Advisor: Sherri Craig (sherri.craig@southeastern.edu)
Dues: Membership in the English Club is free. A lifetime membership in Sigma Tau Delta is $50.
Description
The English Club is open to any student interested in reading, writing, and pop culture. English Club members who meet the requirements can then join Sigma Tau Delta. Sigma Tau Delta, International English Honor Society, was founded in 1924 at Dakota Wesleyan University. The Society strives to Confer distinction for high achievement in English language and literature in undergraduate, graduate, and professional studies; Provide, through its local chapters, cultural stimulation on college campuses and promote interest in literature and the English language in surrounding communities; Foster all aspects of the discipline of English, including literature, language, and writing; Promote exemplary character and good fellowship among its members; Exhibit high standards of academic excellence; and Serve society by fostering literacy With over 900 active chapters located in the United States and abroad, there are more than 1,000 Faculty Advisors, and approximately 9,000 members inducted annually. Sigma Tau Delta also recognizes the accomplishments of professional writers who have contributed to the fields of language and literature. The Xi Rho Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta at Southeastern was chartered in 1987. Chapter members enjoy the International Convention, which normally takes place in the spring, as well as on campus activities, like our book and button sale and the Fall Festival. In addition to chapter opportunities, members receive a personalized Sigma Tau Delta membership certificate and official Society pin, and are eligible to apply for Sigma Tau Delta scholarships, participate in international conventions, and submit original work for publication and writing awards.
Requirements
Sigma Tau Delta is open to undergraduate students who have taken two English courses beyond Freshman English requirements (i.e. two 200 level Englishes and beyond), have completed 3 semesters, and have a 3.0 in English, as we as in their cumulative gpa. It is open to grad students who have complete 6 hours of grad level English classes and hold a 3.3 gpa.
SLU Pre-Dental Society
Organization Info
President: Lexie Livaudais lexie.livaudais@selu.edu
Advisor: Volker Stiller vstiller@selu.edu
Dues: $15
Description
Pre-Dental Society is a student organization geared towards those students who are interested in the fields of dentistry, dental hygiene and dental lab technology. Joining PDS provides fantastic opportunity to make connections with other pre-dental students, learn about dental careers, and gather knowledge and stay on track to help you on your path to dental or dental hygiene school. The organization will biweekly or monthly (TBD). This will be a way to hear from local dentists and hygienist, while making sure we our keep our peers accountable as we all tackle the journey that is applying for dental school. Email:slpupds@gmail.com
Requirements
DUES: Each member, whether General or Specialty, must submit a one time payment of $15 by cash or Venmo. (Venmo description: Membership Dues + member's first and last name) SHADOWING: Each member must submit a shadowing form that can be downloaded from our email and must signed by each Dentist or Hygienist he or she chooses to shadow. While shadowing, we should always be respectful and dress appropriately (usually scrubs unless otherwise stated) as we are representing PDS and are grateful for the opportunity given to us to learn! We will try to comprise a list of potential dentists to shadow in the area! General membership: a total of 12 or more hours ( three different offices recommended) Email photo of signed shadowing form to slupds@gmail.com (email subject line: Shadowing Form + member's first and last name) POINT SYSTEM: Membership will be determined by a points system - 15 points per semester Paying Dues: 1 POINT - Once paid Follow social media: 2 POINTS - Instagram MEETINGS: 3 POINTS - Attendance will be recorded at each meeting. Students must sign in with name and W number. All meetings will be held in Meade 112. Meeting dates will be accessible on our instagram or GroupMe (possibly website in future) Additional Points: SERVICE: Members must seek out service opportunities through PDS and within the community. All of the PDS-affiliated service opportunities will be emailed to those on the email list by our Service Coordinator. RESTAURANT FUNDRAISER: Each member may attend at least one restaurant fundraiser event per semester and provide a photo of his or her receipt. In order to fulfill the point requirement, members must mention PDS when ordering, which allows for a percentage of the restaurant's earnings to go towards ____ (Research something like Smile Train). Event dates and times can be found through emails as they are planned. Email photo of receipt to slupds@gmail.com. (email subject line: Restaurant Fundraiser Receipt + member's first and last name) email photo of receipt to lsupdsdom@gmail.com. SOCIAL EVENT: Each member may attend at least one social event per semester that is put on by PDS. Social events serve as a way for members to congregate and establish companionship. Event dates can be found through emails as they are planned. *Cords awarded based on merit
Advisor: Volker Stiller vstiller@selu.edu
Dues: $15
Description
Pre-Dental Society is a student organization geared towards those students who are interested in the fields of dentistry, dental hygiene and dental lab technology. Joining PDS provides fantastic opportunity to make connections with other pre-dental students, learn about dental careers, and gather knowledge and stay on track to help you on your path to dental or dental hygiene school. The organization will biweekly or monthly (TBD). This will be a way to hear from local dentists and hygienist, while making sure we our keep our peers accountable as we all tackle the journey that is applying for dental school. Email:slpupds@gmail.com
Requirements
DUES: Each member, whether General or Specialty, must submit a one time payment of $15 by cash or Venmo. (Venmo description: Membership Dues + member's first and last name) SHADOWING: Each member must submit a shadowing form that can be downloaded from our email and must signed by each Dentist or Hygienist he or she chooses to shadow. While shadowing, we should always be respectful and dress appropriately (usually scrubs unless otherwise stated) as we are representing PDS and are grateful for the opportunity given to us to learn! We will try to comprise a list of potential dentists to shadow in the area! General membership: a total of 12 or more hours ( three different offices recommended) Email photo of signed shadowing form to slupds@gmail.com (email subject line: Shadowing Form + member's first and last name) POINT SYSTEM: Membership will be determined by a points system - 15 points per semester Paying Dues: 1 POINT - Once paid Follow social media: 2 POINTS - Instagram MEETINGS: 3 POINTS - Attendance will be recorded at each meeting. Students must sign in with name and W number. All meetings will be held in Meade 112. Meeting dates will be accessible on our instagram or GroupMe (possibly website in future) Additional Points: SERVICE: Members must seek out service opportunities through PDS and within the community. All of the PDS-affiliated service opportunities will be emailed to those on the email list by our Service Coordinator. RESTAURANT FUNDRAISER: Each member may attend at least one restaurant fundraiser event per semester and provide a photo of his or her receipt. In order to fulfill the point requirement, members must mention PDS when ordering, which allows for a percentage of the restaurant's earnings to go towards ____ (Research something like Smile Train). Event dates and times can be found through emails as they are planned. Email photo of receipt to slupds@gmail.com. (email subject line: Restaurant Fundraiser Receipt + member's first and last name) email photo of receipt to lsupdsdom@gmail.com. SOCIAL EVENT: Each member may attend at least one social event per semester that is put on by PDS. Social events serve as a way for members to congregate and establish companionship. Event dates can be found through emails as they are planned. *Cords awarded based on merit
Spanish Club
Organization Info
President: Janlus Lopez-Serraty janlus.lopez-serraty@selu.edu
Advisor: Rodrigo Pereyra (rodrigo.pereyra@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $8 to join; $15-$20 for t-shirts
Description
We are an organization that helps to promote the Hispanic Culture and Heritage for all students. This includes such as language, foods, traditions, and cultural differences. We also provide Spanish lessons for those who are interested in learning a second language. The club recruits members of all backgrounds so we can each have an understanding of each other, and most importantly it also to have fun and make more friends along the way. The members are here also to help break stereotypes that many minorities face in today's America, and we choose to rise above and change those aspects placed on us by other individuals.
Requirements
- Have a cumulative of a 2.5 GPA - Attend Southeastern - Attend all club meetings and participate - Provide assistance to any club event or project - Be punctual Officer Requirements: - Have a cumulative of a 2.5 GPA - Must attend all club meetings and participate in meeting conversations - Attend Southeastern - Be punctual
Advisor: Rodrigo Pereyra (rodrigo.pereyra@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $8 to join; $15-$20 for t-shirts
Description
We are an organization that helps to promote the Hispanic Culture and Heritage for all students. This includes such as language, foods, traditions, and cultural differences. We also provide Spanish lessons for those who are interested in learning a second language. The club recruits members of all backgrounds so we can each have an understanding of each other, and most importantly it also to have fun and make more friends along the way. The members are here also to help break stereotypes that many minorities face in today's America, and we choose to rise above and change those aspects placed on us by other individuals.
Requirements
- Have a cumulative of a 2.5 GPA - Attend Southeastern - Attend all club meetings and participate - Provide assistance to any club event or project - Be punctual Officer Requirements: - Have a cumulative of a 2.5 GPA - Must attend all club meetings and participate in meeting conversations - Attend Southeastern - Be punctual
College of Business Ambassadors
Organization Info
President: Peyton Kennedy (peyton.kennedy@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: April Kemp (april.kemp@southeastern.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
Assist Southeastern's College of Business with informing students, parents, alumni and other stakeholders about the benefits of being a business major. The Ambassadors work alongside faculty and staff to encourage and educate current students about the importance of campus involvement during their college career, along with their education. Ambassadors work as a team to be spokespeople at high school visits, recruiting events, on-campus events, and participate in marketing and social media campaigns to enhance the student experience at Southeastern
Requirements
To apply, students must be a business major, preferred GPA of at least 3.0, and be involved in at least one student organization. This group includes student leaders in SGA, sororities and fraternities, campus tour guides, orientation leaders, student athletes, study abroad students and internship participants.
Advisor: April Kemp (april.kemp@southeastern.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
Assist Southeastern's College of Business with informing students, parents, alumni and other stakeholders about the benefits of being a business major. The Ambassadors work alongside faculty and staff to encourage and educate current students about the importance of campus involvement during their college career, along with their education. Ambassadors work as a team to be spokespeople at high school visits, recruiting events, on-campus events, and participate in marketing and social media campaigns to enhance the student experience at Southeastern
Requirements
To apply, students must be a business major, preferred GPA of at least 3.0, and be involved in at least one student organization. This group includes student leaders in SGA, sororities and fraternities, campus tour guides, orientation leaders, student athletes, study abroad students and internship participants.
Pi Sigma Epsilon
Organization Info
President: Charles Lopez Charles.lopez@southeastern.edu
Advisor: April Kemp (april.kemp@southeastern.edu)
Dues: New membership- $135 Active until the next fall
Description
PSE is the only national co-ed professional fraternity in the fields of sales, marketing and management. However, it is open to all majors. PSE gives its members the chance to gain hands-on experience through experiential learning opportunities, participate in conferences both regionally and nationally, and network with professionals through PSE’s corporate partner program. Pi Sigma Epsilon offers experience and leadership skills, scholarships, competitions, awards, and career opportunities.
Requirements
2.5 GPA and a full-time student
Advisor: April Kemp (april.kemp@southeastern.edu)
Dues: New membership- $135 Active until the next fall
Description
PSE is the only national co-ed professional fraternity in the fields of sales, marketing and management. However, it is open to all majors. PSE gives its members the chance to gain hands-on experience through experiential learning opportunities, participate in conferences both regionally and nationally, and network with professionals through PSE’s corporate partner program. Pi Sigma Epsilon offers experience and leadership skills, scholarships, competitions, awards, and career opportunities.
Requirements
2.5 GPA and a full-time student
Society for Human Resources
Organization Info
President: Silva Monroe (silva.monroe@selu.edu)
Advisor: Tonya Crombie (tonya.crombie@southeastern.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
SHR at Southeastern Louisiana University is intended to allow those students interested in the field of human resource management to go beyond the classroom and interact with human resource personnel and industrial relations professionals. Students are afforded a unique opportunity to interact with the real world of HR through guest speakers, shadow programs and internships. When you join SHRM, you get access to all previously mentioned plus opportunities to network with HR professionals from every sector, every industry, and even every country in the world. Additionally, the national SHRM foundation offers competitive graduate and undergraduate scholarships, as well as numerous student awards for chapter members who are HR majors. Eligible students may also sit for the Human Resource Certification Institute's basic examination and be certified Professional in Human Resources (PHR) upon successful completion of the exam and after gaining the requisite work experience.
Requirements
A student being actively enrolled in Southeastern classes is the only requirement. Students may be in any major but most members are HR majors or are majors within the College of Business.
Advisor: Tonya Crombie (tonya.crombie@southeastern.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
SHR at Southeastern Louisiana University is intended to allow those students interested in the field of human resource management to go beyond the classroom and interact with human resource personnel and industrial relations professionals. Students are afforded a unique opportunity to interact with the real world of HR through guest speakers, shadow programs and internships. When you join SHRM, you get access to all previously mentioned plus opportunities to network with HR professionals from every sector, every industry, and even every country in the world. Additionally, the national SHRM foundation offers competitive graduate and undergraduate scholarships, as well as numerous student awards for chapter members who are HR majors. Eligible students may also sit for the Human Resource Certification Institute's basic examination and be certified Professional in Human Resources (PHR) upon successful completion of the exam and after gaining the requisite work experience.
Requirements
A student being actively enrolled in Southeastern classes is the only requirement. Students may be in any major but most members are HR majors or are majors within the College of Business.
Southeastern Accounting Society
Organization Info
President: Joseph Soule (joseph.soule@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: Dean Digregorio (dean.digregorio@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $5
Description
A society for accounting students with the goal for members to grow individually and professionally. We offer opportunities for our members to connect with speakers through presentations and general meetings.
Requirements
Attend at least 2 meetings (participation) Membership fee paid per year Business Major
Advisor: Dean Digregorio (dean.digregorio@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $5
Description
A society for accounting students with the goal for members to grow individually and professionally. We offer opportunities for our members to connect with speakers through presentations and general meetings.
Requirements
Attend at least 2 meetings (participation) Membership fee paid per year Business Major
Young Economists Society
Organization Info
President: Seth Bowden w0699468@southeastern.edu
Advisor: Dr. Scott A. Burns (scott.burns@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
To educate and equip members with the knowledge to better understand the world around them. Through debate, workshops, and tutoring, members will become more informed voters, business leaders, and people. Through community involvement, members will be able to contribute a positive economic impact as well as inform the community on topics that, on the surface, seem more complex than they are but affect each of us everyday.
Requirements
Minimum 2.5 GPA. Minimum of 12 semester hours for udergraduates, 6 semester hours for graduate students.
Advisor: Dr. Scott A. Burns (scott.burns@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
To educate and equip members with the knowledge to better understand the world around them. Through debate, workshops, and tutoring, members will become more informed voters, business leaders, and people. Through community involvement, members will be able to contribute a positive economic impact as well as inform the community on topics that, on the surface, seem more complex than they are but affect each of us everyday.
Requirements
Minimum 2.5 GPA. Minimum of 12 semester hours for udergraduates, 6 semester hours for graduate students.
American Chemical Society of Physics Students
Organization Info
President: Lara Boudreaux laura.boudbreaux@selu.edu
Advisor: Dr. Prem Chanda prem.chanda@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to garner strong community connections between students and faculty through chemistry and physics based ideas.
Requirements
Majoring in chemistry or physics Attend at least 2 meetings per semester
Advisor: Dr. Prem Chanda prem.chanda@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to garner strong community connections between students and faculty through chemistry and physics based ideas.
Requirements
Majoring in chemistry or physics Attend at least 2 meetings per semester
College of Education Student Ambassadors
Organization Info
President: Megan Mcdaniel megan.mcdaniel@selu.edu
Advisor: Bethani Franklin Bethani.franklin@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization is to increase student engagement and increase student enrollment within the Education Department. They work to create an atmosphere within the Department of Education that encourages student engagement.
Requirements
2.75 GPA Enrolled in at least 12 hours for undergraduate students or 6 for graduate Attend 5 events per semester Attend bi-weekly meetings
Advisor: Bethani Franklin Bethani.franklin@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization is to increase student engagement and increase student enrollment within the Education Department. They work to create an atmosphere within the Department of Education that encourages student engagement.
Requirements
2.75 GPA Enrolled in at least 12 hours for undergraduate students or 6 for graduate Attend 5 events per semester Attend bi-weekly meetings
College of Nursing and Health Sciences Ambassadors
Organization Info
President: Reed Davis Reed.davis@selu.edu
Advisor: Dr. Ken Tillman ktillman@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization shall be for students to assist Southeastern Louisiana University's University's College of Nursing and Health Sciences to inform students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of being a major in one of the department within the CNHS. Ambassadors work as a team to be a spokesperson for recruitment, marketing, social media campaigns, and to plan events to enhance the student experience in the CNHS.
Requirements
3.00 GPA Involved in at least one other organization before applying, preferred Sophomore or above
Advisor: Dr. Ken Tillman ktillman@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization shall be for students to assist Southeastern Louisiana University's University's College of Nursing and Health Sciences to inform students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of being a major in one of the department within the CNHS. Ambassadors work as a team to be a spokesperson for recruitment, marketing, social media campaigns, and to plan events to enhance the student experience in the CNHS.
Requirements
3.00 GPA Involved in at least one other organization before applying, preferred Sophomore or above
Pi Sigma Epsilon
Organization Info
President: Charles Lopez Charles.lopez@southeastern.edu
Advisor: April Kemp (april.kemp@southeastern.edu)
Dues: New membership- $135 Active until the next fall
Description
PSE is the only national co-ed professional fraternity in the fields of sales, marketing and management. However, it is open to all majors. PSE gives its members the chance to gain hands-on experience through experiential learning opportunities, participate in conferences both regionally and nationally, and network with professionals through PSE’s corporate partner program. Pi Sigma Epsilon offers experience and leadership skills, scholarships, competitions, awards, and career opportunities.
Requirements
2.5 GPA and a full-time student
Advisor: April Kemp (april.kemp@southeastern.edu)
Dues: New membership- $135 Active until the next fall
Description
PSE is the only national co-ed professional fraternity in the fields of sales, marketing and management. However, it is open to all majors. PSE gives its members the chance to gain hands-on experience through experiential learning opportunities, participate in conferences both regionally and nationally, and network with professionals through PSE’s corporate partner program. Pi Sigma Epsilon offers experience and leadership skills, scholarships, competitions, awards, and career opportunities.
Requirements
2.5 GPA and a full-time student
Southeastern American Sign Language Club
Organization Info
President: Baylen Payne baylen.payne@selu.edu
Advisor: Robyn Hutchinson Robyn.hutchinson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to share and promote American Sign Language and Deaf Culture.
Requirements
2.0 GPA Attend at least 4 meetings
Advisor: Robyn Hutchinson Robyn.hutchinson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to share and promote American Sign Language and Deaf Culture.
Requirements
2.0 GPA Attend at least 4 meetings
Southeastern Entrepreneurship Board
Organization Info
Southeastern Pre-Physician Assistant Society
Organization Info
Southeastern Pre-Physician Assistant Society
Organization Info
Student Council for Exceptional Children
Organization Info
President: Seren Valenti (seren.valenti@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: Dr. Beatrice Traylor (beatrice.traylor@southeaster
Dues: No local dues. If interested in an international membership, it is $40 for a basic student membership.
Description
The purpose of this organization is to promote the welfare and education of exceptional children and adults. The organization will also help members learn about exceptionalities, gain pre-career experience, and meet others with common interests. Website URL: https://exceptionalchildren.org/get-involved/join-now
Requirements
There are no membership requirements. Membership shall consist of students and faculty at Southeastern Louisiana University interested in helping local exceptional children and adults.
Advisor: Dr. Beatrice Traylor (beatrice.traylor@southeaster
Dues: No local dues. If interested in an international membership, it is $40 for a basic student membership.
Description
The purpose of this organization is to promote the welfare and education of exceptional children and adults. The organization will also help members learn about exceptionalities, gain pre-career experience, and meet others with common interests. Website URL: https://exceptionalchildren.org/get-involved/join-now
Requirements
There are no membership requirements. Membership shall consist of students and faculty at Southeastern Louisiana University interested in helping local exceptional children and adults.
Student-Led Louisiana Early Childhood Association
Organization Info
President: Tania Granados tania.granados@southeastern.edu
Advisor: Jill Barry (jill.barry@southeastern.edu)
Dues: two checks—one made out to “LAECA” in the amount of $40 for state and regional membership and one made out to “SLAECA” in the amount of $10 for student membership
Description
Our purpose is to increase awareness of the needs and to work for knowledge and understanding of young children in Louisiana both at school and at home and to provide opportunities for collaboration between those who are concerned about the needs of young children and families.
Requirements
Membership shall be open to all students on Southeastern Louisiana University campus who are concerned with the young child and their families. Qualifications: Any student of Southeastern Louisiana University who has paid his/her tuition and SLAECA dues
Advisor: Jill Barry (jill.barry@southeastern.edu)
Dues: two checks—one made out to “LAECA” in the amount of $40 for state and regional membership and one made out to “SLAECA” in the amount of $10 for student membership
Description
Our purpose is to increase awareness of the needs and to work for knowledge and understanding of young children in Louisiana both at school and at home and to provide opportunities for collaboration between those who are concerned about the needs of young children and families.
Requirements
Membership shall be open to all students on Southeastern Louisiana University campus who are concerned with the young child and their families. Qualifications: Any student of Southeastern Louisiana University who has paid his/her tuition and SLAECA dues
Young Economists Society
Organization Info
President: Seth Bowden w0699468@southeastern.edu
Advisor: Dr. Scott A. Burns (scott.burns@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
To educate and equip members with the knowledge to better understand the world around them. Through debate, workshops, and tutoring, members will become more informed voters, business leaders, and people. Through community involvement, members will be able to contribute a positive economic impact as well as inform the community on topics that, on the surface, seem more complex than they are but affect each of us everyday.
Requirements
Minimum 2.5 GPA. Minimum of 12 semester hours for udergraduates, 6 semester hours for graduate students.
Advisor: Dr. Scott A. Burns (scott.burns@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
To educate and equip members with the knowledge to better understand the world around them. Through debate, workshops, and tutoring, members will become more informed voters, business leaders, and people. Through community involvement, members will be able to contribute a positive economic impact as well as inform the community on topics that, on the surface, seem more complex than they are but affect each of us everyday.
Requirements
Minimum 2.5 GPA. Minimum of 12 semester hours for udergraduates, 6 semester hours for graduate students.
American Medical Women's Association (AMWA)
Organization Info
President: Divya Chadha (divya.chadha@selu.edu)
Advisor: Sita Aggarwal (sita.aggarwal@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $15 per semester; one time payment of $35 to become a national member
Description
The purpose of this organization is to advance women seeking a career in a pre-professional medical environment. We advocate for equality and strive to ensure excellence in health care. Instagram
Requirements
Section 1: Membership shall be open to students actively enrolled at Southeastern Louisiana University pursuing a career in the medical field. Section 2: Active members shall be considered such if they have registered as a National AMWA member, paid their semester dues, and met the required point and meeting minimum. Section 3: Inactive members shall be considered such if they have not registered as a National AMWA member, paid their semester dues, and met the required point and meeting minimum. Section 4: Requirements for membership: (1) On a track to pre-med at Southeastern Louisiana University, (2) a minimum semester GPA of 3.0, (3) No disciplinary or academic probation. Section 5: To be eligible for branch recognition and member’s leadership position in the American Medical Women’s Association, a branch must have a minimum of 5 active national members of the American Medical Women’s Association.
Advisor: Sita Aggarwal (sita.aggarwal@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $15 per semester; one time payment of $35 to become a national member
Description
The purpose of this organization is to advance women seeking a career in a pre-professional medical environment. We advocate for equality and strive to ensure excellence in health care. Instagram
Requirements
Section 1: Membership shall be open to students actively enrolled at Southeastern Louisiana University pursuing a career in the medical field. Section 2: Active members shall be considered such if they have registered as a National AMWA member, paid their semester dues, and met the required point and meeting minimum. Section 3: Inactive members shall be considered such if they have not registered as a National AMWA member, paid their semester dues, and met the required point and meeting minimum. Section 4: Requirements for membership: (1) On a track to pre-med at Southeastern Louisiana University, (2) a minimum semester GPA of 3.0, (3) No disciplinary or academic probation. Section 5: To be eligible for branch recognition and member’s leadership position in the American Medical Women’s Association, a branch must have a minimum of 5 active national members of the American Medical Women’s Association.
Chi Sigma Iota
Organization Info
President: Marli Snaith (marli.snaith@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: Heather Olivier (Heather.Olivier@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $30 or $15 per semester
Description
CSI is an international honor society that values academic and professional excellence in counseling. We promote a strong professional identity through members (professional counselors, counselor educators, and students) who contribute to the realization of a healthy society by fostering wellness and human dignity.
Requirements
Students must have completed at least one semester of full-time graduate coursework in a counselor education degree program, have earned a grade point average of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 system, and be recommended for membership by the chapter, including promise for a capacity to represent the best about professional counseling through appropriate professional behavior, ethical judgment, emotional maturity, and attitudes conducive to working to advocate for wellness and human dignity for all.
Advisor: Heather Olivier (Heather.Olivier@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $30 or $15 per semester
Description
CSI is an international honor society that values academic and professional excellence in counseling. We promote a strong professional identity through members (professional counselors, counselor educators, and students) who contribute to the realization of a healthy society by fostering wellness and human dignity.
Requirements
Students must have completed at least one semester of full-time graduate coursework in a counselor education degree program, have earned a grade point average of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 system, and be recommended for membership by the chapter, including promise for a capacity to represent the best about professional counseling through appropriate professional behavior, ethical judgment, emotional maturity, and attitudes conducive to working to advocate for wellness and human dignity for all.
College of Nursing and Health Sciences Ambassadors
Organization Info
President: Reed Davis Reed.davis@selu.edu
Advisor: Dr. Ken Tillman ktillman@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization shall be for students to assist Southeastern Louisiana University's University's College of Nursing and Health Sciences to inform students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of being a major in one of the department within the CNHS. Ambassadors work as a team to be a spokesperson for recruitment, marketing, social media campaigns, and to plan events to enhance the student experience in the CNHS.
Requirements
3.00 GPA Involved in at least one other organization before applying, preferred Sophomore or above
Advisor: Dr. Ken Tillman ktillman@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization shall be for students to assist Southeastern Louisiana University's University's College of Nursing and Health Sciences to inform students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of being a major in one of the department within the CNHS. Ambassadors work as a team to be a spokesperson for recruitment, marketing, social media campaigns, and to plan events to enhance the student experience in the CNHS.
Requirements
3.00 GPA Involved in at least one other organization before applying, preferred Sophomore or above
Delta Omega Alpha
Organization Info
President: Annalea Giamalva (annalea.giamalva@southeastern.ed
Advisor: Volker Stiller (vstiller@southeastern.edu)
Dues: This semester is $15. Dues cover a t-shirt, food during meetings, thank you presents for our speakers, cords and stoles for graduating seniors along with any other club fees.
Description
DOA a pre-professional honor society at Southeastern Louisiana University. Our main goal is to develop a community within the university where students interested in going to professional schools and pursuing a career in the health or medical field will get a chance to meet prospective admission committee members and gain valuable perspective on the opportunities available.
Requirements
Members must pay dues each semester. Members must attend at least 2 meetings each semester.
Advisor: Volker Stiller (vstiller@southeastern.edu)
Dues: This semester is $15. Dues cover a t-shirt, food during meetings, thank you presents for our speakers, cords and stoles for graduating seniors along with any other club fees.
Description
DOA a pre-professional honor society at Southeastern Louisiana University. Our main goal is to develop a community within the university where students interested in going to professional schools and pursuing a career in the health or medical field will get a chance to meet prospective admission committee members and gain valuable perspective on the opportunities available.
Requirements
Members must pay dues each semester. Members must attend at least 2 meetings each semester.
Judo Club
Organization Info
President: Luc Allain (luc.allain@selu.edu)
Advisor: Leighton Webre leighton.webre@southeastern.edu
Dues: N/A
Description
Judo is a Japanese martial art that involves throwing and wrestling your opponent.No kicking or striking is included in this sport. This quote by the founder of Judo describes the sport's philosophy. "Judo is the way of using one's mental and physical strength in the most efficient manner. Through training and practicing techniques of offense and defense, one disciplines and cultivates body and spirit, and thereby masters the essence of this way. Thus, the ultimate goal of Judo is to strive for personal perfection by means of this and to benefit the world." - Jigoro Kano
Requirements
Requirements for Membership: Members must be respectful to one another and the head coach. They must follow the etiquette of the dojo which includes: - Members must bow on and off the mats - Members must take off shoes before going on the mats - Keep finger nails and toes trimmed - Provide their own gi - Must not use Judo to outside of dojo outside of self defense - Members must participate in dojo maintenance
Advisor: Leighton Webre leighton.webre@southeastern.edu
Dues: N/A
Description
Judo is a Japanese martial art that involves throwing and wrestling your opponent.No kicking or striking is included in this sport. This quote by the founder of Judo describes the sport's philosophy. "Judo is the way of using one's mental and physical strength in the most efficient manner. Through training and practicing techniques of offense and defense, one disciplines and cultivates body and spirit, and thereby masters the essence of this way. Thus, the ultimate goal of Judo is to strive for personal perfection by means of this and to benefit the world." - Jigoro Kano
Requirements
Requirements for Membership: Members must be respectful to one another and the head coach. They must follow the etiquette of the dojo which includes: - Members must bow on and off the mats - Members must take off shoes before going on the mats - Keep finger nails and toes trimmed - Provide their own gi - Must not use Judo to outside of dojo outside of self defense - Members must participate in dojo maintenance
Kinesiology Student Association
Organization Info
President: Evan Rnasom evan.ransom@selu.edu
Advisor: Bovorn Sirikul (bsirikul@southeastern.edu)
Dues: A one-time fee of $20.00 which covers the member for the duration of his/her time at the university. This fee will include a club t-shirt
Description
The purpose of KSA is to support and promote at Southeastern Louisiana University: education, networking and collegiality, and practical application of health, fitness, physical performance, sport management and wellness theory. We also encourage the professional development of our members.
Requirements
Section 1: Membership shall be open to: any full or part-time student in good academic standing whose major is within the Department of Kinesiology & Health Studies at Southeastern Louisiana University. Section 2: Active members will be: any full or part-time student in good academic standing whose major is within the Department of Kinesiology & Health Studies at Southeastern Louisiana University. Section 3: Associate members shall be alumni of the Department of Kinesiology & Health Studies at Southeastern Louisiana University.
Advisor: Bovorn Sirikul (bsirikul@southeastern.edu)
Dues: A one-time fee of $20.00 which covers the member for the duration of his/her time at the university. This fee will include a club t-shirt
Description
The purpose of KSA is to support and promote at Southeastern Louisiana University: education, networking and collegiality, and practical application of health, fitness, physical performance, sport management and wellness theory. We also encourage the professional development of our members.
Requirements
Section 1: Membership shall be open to: any full or part-time student in good academic standing whose major is within the Department of Kinesiology & Health Studies at Southeastern Louisiana University. Section 2: Active members will be: any full or part-time student in good academic standing whose major is within the Department of Kinesiology & Health Studies at Southeastern Louisiana University. Section 3: Associate members shall be alumni of the Department of Kinesiology & Health Studies at Southeastern Louisiana University.
National Student Speech Language Hearing Assn
Organization Info
President: Faith Leger (faith.leger@selu.edu)
Advisor: Melissa Caserta (melissa.caserta@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $15 per semester new members; $10 for returning members
Description
The National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) is a pre-professional association for students interested in the study of communication sciences and disorders. NSSLHA is the national organization for graduate and undergraduate students interested in the study of normal and disordered human communication. The purpose of the Southeastern NSSLHA Chapter is to encourage professional interest among college and university students in the study of normal and disordered human communication, to provide a vehicle for student representation in matters of professional concern and many other things concerning CSD students and the profession.
Requirements
Enrollment as an undergraduate or graduate student in the Communication Sciences & Disorders program. Undergraduates- 2.5 GPA and Graduates- 3.0 GPA. Complete a membership application and pay dues each semester. Must attend two meetings per semester and complete five NSSLHA approved service hours per semester (or attend 4 meetings per year and complete 10 service hours per year)
Advisor: Melissa Caserta (melissa.caserta@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $15 per semester new members; $10 for returning members
Description
The National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) is a pre-professional association for students interested in the study of communication sciences and disorders. NSSLHA is the national organization for graduate and undergraduate students interested in the study of normal and disordered human communication. The purpose of the Southeastern NSSLHA Chapter is to encourage professional interest among college and university students in the study of normal and disordered human communication, to provide a vehicle for student representation in matters of professional concern and many other things concerning CSD students and the profession.
Requirements
Enrollment as an undergraduate or graduate student in the Communication Sciences & Disorders program. Undergraduates- 2.5 GPA and Graduates- 3.0 GPA. Complete a membership application and pay dues each semester. Must attend two meetings per semester and complete five NSSLHA approved service hours per semester (or attend 4 meetings per year and complete 10 service hours per year)
Nurses Christian Fellowship
Organization Info
President: Sarah McGee (sarah.mcgee@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: Emily Weatherford (emily.weatherford@selu.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
A group for nursing students to find fellowship in the challenging nursing program. The goal is to fund raise, volunteer, and support one another to better ourselves and our community.
Requirements
Be an active member by attending meetings, participating in fundraisers, being engaged in our GroupMe Groupchat
Advisor: Emily Weatherford (emily.weatherford@selu.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
A group for nursing students to find fellowship in the challenging nursing program. The goal is to fund raise, volunteer, and support one another to better ourselves and our community.
Requirements
Be an active member by attending meetings, participating in fundraisers, being engaged in our GroupMe Groupchat
SLU Pre-Dental Society
Organization Info
President: Lexie Livaudais lexie.livaudais@selu.edu
Advisor: Volker Stiller vstiller@selu.edu
Dues: $15
Description
Pre-Dental Society is a student organization geared towards those students who are interested in the fields of dentistry, dental hygiene and dental lab technology. Joining PDS provides fantastic opportunity to make connections with other pre-dental students, learn about dental careers, and gather knowledge and stay on track to help you on your path to dental or dental hygiene school. The organization will biweekly or monthly (TBD). This will be a way to hear from local dentists and hygienist, while making sure we our keep our peers accountable as we all tackle the journey that is applying for dental school. Email:slpupds@gmail.com
Requirements
DUES: Each member, whether General or Specialty, must submit a one time payment of $15 by cash or Venmo. (Venmo description: Membership Dues + member's first and last name) SHADOWING: Each member must submit a shadowing form that can be downloaded from our email and must signed by each Dentist or Hygienist he or she chooses to shadow. While shadowing, we should always be respectful and dress appropriately (usually scrubs unless otherwise stated) as we are representing PDS and are grateful for the opportunity given to us to learn! We will try to comprise a list of potential dentists to shadow in the area! General membership: a total of 12 or more hours ( three different offices recommended) Email photo of signed shadowing form to slupds@gmail.com (email subject line: Shadowing Form + member's first and last name) POINT SYSTEM: Membership will be determined by a points system - 15 points per semester Paying Dues: 1 POINT - Once paid Follow social media: 2 POINTS - Instagram MEETINGS: 3 POINTS - Attendance will be recorded at each meeting. Students must sign in with name and W number. All meetings will be held in Meade 112. Meeting dates will be accessible on our instagram or GroupMe (possibly website in future) Additional Points: SERVICE: Members must seek out service opportunities through PDS and within the community. All of the PDS-affiliated service opportunities will be emailed to those on the email list by our Service Coordinator. RESTAURANT FUNDRAISER: Each member may attend at least one restaurant fundraiser event per semester and provide a photo of his or her receipt. In order to fulfill the point requirement, members must mention PDS when ordering, which allows for a percentage of the restaurant's earnings to go towards ____ (Research something like Smile Train). Event dates and times can be found through emails as they are planned. Email photo of receipt to slupds@gmail.com. (email subject line: Restaurant Fundraiser Receipt + member's first and last name) email photo of receipt to lsupdsdom@gmail.com. SOCIAL EVENT: Each member may attend at least one social event per semester that is put on by PDS. Social events serve as a way for members to congregate and establish companionship. Event dates can be found through emails as they are planned. *Cords awarded based on merit
Advisor: Volker Stiller vstiller@selu.edu
Dues: $15
Description
Pre-Dental Society is a student organization geared towards those students who are interested in the fields of dentistry, dental hygiene and dental lab technology. Joining PDS provides fantastic opportunity to make connections with other pre-dental students, learn about dental careers, and gather knowledge and stay on track to help you on your path to dental or dental hygiene school. The organization will biweekly or monthly (TBD). This will be a way to hear from local dentists and hygienist, while making sure we our keep our peers accountable as we all tackle the journey that is applying for dental school. Email:slpupds@gmail.com
Requirements
DUES: Each member, whether General or Specialty, must submit a one time payment of $15 by cash or Venmo. (Venmo description: Membership Dues + member's first and last name) SHADOWING: Each member must submit a shadowing form that can be downloaded from our email and must signed by each Dentist or Hygienist he or she chooses to shadow. While shadowing, we should always be respectful and dress appropriately (usually scrubs unless otherwise stated) as we are representing PDS and are grateful for the opportunity given to us to learn! We will try to comprise a list of potential dentists to shadow in the area! General membership: a total of 12 or more hours ( three different offices recommended) Email photo of signed shadowing form to slupds@gmail.com (email subject line: Shadowing Form + member's first and last name) POINT SYSTEM: Membership will be determined by a points system - 15 points per semester Paying Dues: 1 POINT - Once paid Follow social media: 2 POINTS - Instagram MEETINGS: 3 POINTS - Attendance will be recorded at each meeting. Students must sign in with name and W number. All meetings will be held in Meade 112. Meeting dates will be accessible on our instagram or GroupMe (possibly website in future) Additional Points: SERVICE: Members must seek out service opportunities through PDS and within the community. All of the PDS-affiliated service opportunities will be emailed to those on the email list by our Service Coordinator. RESTAURANT FUNDRAISER: Each member may attend at least one restaurant fundraiser event per semester and provide a photo of his or her receipt. In order to fulfill the point requirement, members must mention PDS when ordering, which allows for a percentage of the restaurant's earnings to go towards ____ (Research something like Smile Train). Event dates and times can be found through emails as they are planned. Email photo of receipt to slupds@gmail.com. (email subject line: Restaurant Fundraiser Receipt + member's first and last name) email photo of receipt to lsupdsdom@gmail.com. SOCIAL EVENT: Each member may attend at least one social event per semester that is put on by PDS. Social events serve as a way for members to congregate and establish companionship. Event dates can be found through emails as they are planned. *Cords awarded based on merit
Southeastern Louisiana University BassFishing Team
Organization Info
President: Cayden Reily (mcayden.reily@selu.edu)
Advisor: Jared Reno (jared.reno@selu.edu)
Dues: Dues will be $100 every year (2 full semesters).
Description
The Southeastern Louisiana University Fishing Team will be focusing on Bass fishing and competing in tournaments across the United States. We will be competing in the MLF, ACA, and BASS tournaments and if qualified the National Championships. Our group is open to all wanting to join, even if the individual does not want to compete in the tournaments. We will have monthly meetings in which all members are required to attend. Once established we will have mandatory community service events all members MUST attend.
Requirements
A current Southeastern student and willing to come to the meeting with an open mind and heart.
Advisor: Jared Reno (jared.reno@selu.edu)
Dues: Dues will be $100 every year (2 full semesters).
Description
The Southeastern Louisiana University Fishing Team will be focusing on Bass fishing and competing in tournaments across the United States. We will be competing in the MLF, ACA, and BASS tournaments and if qualified the National Championships. Our group is open to all wanting to join, even if the individual does not want to compete in the tournaments. We will have monthly meetings in which all members are required to attend. Once established we will have mandatory community service events all members MUST attend.
Requirements
A current Southeastern student and willing to come to the meeting with an open mind and heart.
Southeastern Louisiana University Reserve Officers
Organization Info
President: Leah Gil Leah.gil@selu.edu
Advisor: Abigail Cashio (jabigail.cashio@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues.
Description
An agreement between the United States Army Cadet Command and the Louisiana Army National Guard allowed the Southeastern Louisiana University's Army ROTC program to return in the Spring of 2016 as an extension of the Southern "Jaguar Battalion" Army ROTC program. We encourage anyone considering service in the military or simply looking for an opportunity to enhance their leadership characteristics to research our program. These skills are essential to military service and can assist with furthering your civilian leadership or management opportunities. Through the Jaguar Battalion at Southeastern, you will learn from some of the best cadres within the United States Army Cadet Command. No military obligation for the first two years. However, if you desire to continue throughout the remainder of your college career, you will earn the opportunity to commission as a Second Lieutenant (211) in the Active Duty Army, Army National Guard, or Army Reserves, in a variety of skills (Branches).
Requirements
Enrolled into a Military Science Class for two consecutive semesters; Currently contracted as a ROTC cadet; GPA 2.0.
Advisor: Abigail Cashio (jabigail.cashio@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues.
Description
An agreement between the United States Army Cadet Command and the Louisiana Army National Guard allowed the Southeastern Louisiana University's Army ROTC program to return in the Spring of 2016 as an extension of the Southern "Jaguar Battalion" Army ROTC program. We encourage anyone considering service in the military or simply looking for an opportunity to enhance their leadership characteristics to research our program. These skills are essential to military service and can assist with furthering your civilian leadership or management opportunities. Through the Jaguar Battalion at Southeastern, you will learn from some of the best cadres within the United States Army Cadet Command. No military obligation for the first two years. However, if you desire to continue throughout the remainder of your college career, you will earn the opportunity to commission as a Second Lieutenant (211) in the Active Duty Army, Army National Guard, or Army Reserves, in a variety of skills (Branches).
Requirements
Enrolled into a Military Science Class for two consecutive semesters; Currently contracted as a ROTC cadet; GPA 2.0.
Southeastern Pre-Physician Assistant Society
Organization Info
Southeastern Pre-Physician Assistant Society
Organization Info
Southeastern Student Nurses Association
Organization Info
President: Jai Li Colucci (Jai-Li.colucci@selu.edu)
Advisor: dhart@southeastern.edu
Dues: $15 per semester
Description
The purpose of the SLU SNA is to aid in the development of the individual student of nursing as a future health professional and be aware of and contribute to the improvement of health care of all people.
Requirements
Enrolled in the School of Nursing at Southeastern
Advisor: dhart@southeastern.edu
Dues: $15 per semester
Description
The purpose of the SLU SNA is to aid in the development of the individual student of nursing as a future health professional and be aware of and contribute to the improvement of health care of all people.
Requirements
Enrolled in the School of Nursing at Southeastern
Young Economists Society
Organization Info
President: Seth Bowden w0699468@southeastern.edu
Advisor: Dr. Scott A. Burns (scott.burns@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
To educate and equip members with the knowledge to better understand the world around them. Through debate, workshops, and tutoring, members will become more informed voters, business leaders, and people. Through community involvement, members will be able to contribute a positive economic impact as well as inform the community on topics that, on the surface, seem more complex than they are but affect each of us everyday.
Requirements
Minimum 2.5 GPA. Minimum of 12 semester hours for udergraduates, 6 semester hours for graduate students.
Advisor: Dr. Scott A. Burns (scott.burns@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
To educate and equip members with the knowledge to better understand the world around them. Through debate, workshops, and tutoring, members will become more informed voters, business leaders, and people. Through community involvement, members will be able to contribute a positive economic impact as well as inform the community on topics that, on the surface, seem more complex than they are but affect each of us everyday.
Requirements
Minimum 2.5 GPA. Minimum of 12 semester hours for udergraduates, 6 semester hours for graduate students.
American Chemical Society of Physics Students
Organization Info
President: Lara Boudreaux laura.boudbreaux@selu.edu
Advisor: Dr. Prem Chanda prem.chanda@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to garner strong community connections between students and faculty through chemistry and physics based ideas.
Requirements
Majoring in chemistry or physics Attend at least 2 meetings per semester
Advisor: Dr. Prem Chanda prem.chanda@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to garner strong community connections between students and faculty through chemistry and physics based ideas.
Requirements
Majoring in chemistry or physics Attend at least 2 meetings per semester
American Welding Society
Organization Info
President: Orrin Cobb (orrin.cobb@selu.edu)
Advisor: Anthony Blakeney (anthony.blakeney@southeastern.ed
Dues: $15 annual fee
Description
The American Welding Society is a nonprofit organization that aims to join the welding community together & lead the development of welding technology & processes. The American Welding Society is a supportive group that does not discriminate or discourage anyone from joining, all are welcome.
Requirements
Be a current member of the American Welding Society.
Advisor: Anthony Blakeney (anthony.blakeney@southeastern.ed
Dues: $15 annual fee
Description
The American Welding Society is a nonprofit organization that aims to join the welding community together & lead the development of welding technology & processes. The American Welding Society is a supportive group that does not discriminate or discourage anyone from joining, all are welcome.
Requirements
Be a current member of the American Welding Society.
Association for Computing Machinery
Organization Info
President: Gabriel Bradford (gabriel.bradford@selu.edu)
Advisor: Kuo-Pao Yang (kyang@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $15
Description
Providing career opportunities for computer science and information technology majors
Requirements
Must be an active student at the university
Advisor: Kuo-Pao Yang (kyang@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $15
Description
Providing career opportunities for computer science and information technology majors
Requirements
Must be an active student at the university
Biology Undergraduate Student Society (BUGS)
Organization Info
President: Abbie Holliday (abbie.holliday@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: April Wright (april.wright@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $15 per semester
Description
The Biology Undergraduate Society (BUgS) is a student organization open to all undergraduate students at Southeastern Louisiana University— regardless of major. Our goal is to connect students of similar interests and like minds to create a supportive community on campus. This includes establishing more awareness of the various opportunities in this field, such as informing our members on career choices (both on-campus and after graduation) and participating in various campus events every semester. In the past, our organization has hosted speakers at meetings, held fundraisers for organizational projects on campus, participated in educational outreach events, and organized extracurricular field trips.
Requirements
1. Attend three (3) club meetings 2. Attend one (1) social or service event sponsored by BUgS 3. Paid the defined dues
Advisor: April Wright (april.wright@southeastern.edu)
Dues: $15 per semester
Description
The Biology Undergraduate Society (BUgS) is a student organization open to all undergraduate students at Southeastern Louisiana University— regardless of major. Our goal is to connect students of similar interests and like minds to create a supportive community on campus. This includes establishing more awareness of the various opportunities in this field, such as informing our members on career choices (both on-campus and after graduation) and participating in various campus events every semester. In the past, our organization has hosted speakers at meetings, held fundraisers for organizational projects on campus, participated in educational outreach events, and organized extracurricular field trips.
Requirements
1. Attend three (3) club meetings 2. Attend one (1) social or service event sponsored by BUgS 3. Paid the defined dues
College of Nursing and Health Sciences Ambassadors
Organization Info
President: Reed Davis Reed.davis@selu.edu
Advisor: Dr. Ken Tillman ktillman@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization shall be for students to assist Southeastern Louisiana University's University's College of Nursing and Health Sciences to inform students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of being a major in one of the department within the CNHS. Ambassadors work as a team to be a spokesperson for recruitment, marketing, social media campaigns, and to plan events to enhance the student experience in the CNHS.
Requirements
3.00 GPA Involved in at least one other organization before applying, preferred Sophomore or above
Advisor: Dr. Ken Tillman ktillman@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization shall be for students to assist Southeastern Louisiana University's University's College of Nursing and Health Sciences to inform students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of being a major in one of the department within the CNHS. Ambassadors work as a team to be a spokesperson for recruitment, marketing, social media campaigns, and to plan events to enhance the student experience in the CNHS.
Requirements
3.00 GPA Involved in at least one other organization before applying, preferred Sophomore or above
SLU Pre-Dental Society
Organization Info
President: Lexie Livaudais lexie.livaudais@selu.edu
Advisor: Volker Stiller vstiller@selu.edu
Dues: $15
Description
Pre-Dental Society is a student organization geared towards those students who are interested in the fields of dentistry, dental hygiene and dental lab technology. Joining PDS provides fantastic opportunity to make connections with other pre-dental students, learn about dental careers, and gather knowledge and stay on track to help you on your path to dental or dental hygiene school. The organization will biweekly or monthly (TBD). This will be a way to hear from local dentists and hygienist, while making sure we our keep our peers accountable as we all tackle the journey that is applying for dental school. Email:slpupds@gmail.com
Requirements
DUES: Each member, whether General or Specialty, must submit a one time payment of $15 by cash or Venmo. (Venmo description: Membership Dues + member's first and last name) SHADOWING: Each member must submit a shadowing form that can be downloaded from our email and must signed by each Dentist or Hygienist he or she chooses to shadow. While shadowing, we should always be respectful and dress appropriately (usually scrubs unless otherwise stated) as we are representing PDS and are grateful for the opportunity given to us to learn! We will try to comprise a list of potential dentists to shadow in the area! General membership: a total of 12 or more hours ( three different offices recommended) Email photo of signed shadowing form to slupds@gmail.com (email subject line: Shadowing Form + member's first and last name) POINT SYSTEM: Membership will be determined by a points system - 15 points per semester Paying Dues: 1 POINT - Once paid Follow social media: 2 POINTS - Instagram MEETINGS: 3 POINTS - Attendance will be recorded at each meeting. Students must sign in with name and W number. All meetings will be held in Meade 112. Meeting dates will be accessible on our instagram or GroupMe (possibly website in future) Additional Points: SERVICE: Members must seek out service opportunities through PDS and within the community. All of the PDS-affiliated service opportunities will be emailed to those on the email list by our Service Coordinator. RESTAURANT FUNDRAISER: Each member may attend at least one restaurant fundraiser event per semester and provide a photo of his or her receipt. In order to fulfill the point requirement, members must mention PDS when ordering, which allows for a percentage of the restaurant's earnings to go towards ____ (Research something like Smile Train). Event dates and times can be found through emails as they are planned. Email photo of receipt to slupds@gmail.com. (email subject line: Restaurant Fundraiser Receipt + member's first and last name) email photo of receipt to lsupdsdom@gmail.com. SOCIAL EVENT: Each member may attend at least one social event per semester that is put on by PDS. Social events serve as a way for members to congregate and establish companionship. Event dates can be found through emails as they are planned. *Cords awarded based on merit
Advisor: Volker Stiller vstiller@selu.edu
Dues: $15
Description
Pre-Dental Society is a student organization geared towards those students who are interested in the fields of dentistry, dental hygiene and dental lab technology. Joining PDS provides fantastic opportunity to make connections with other pre-dental students, learn about dental careers, and gather knowledge and stay on track to help you on your path to dental or dental hygiene school. The organization will biweekly or monthly (TBD). This will be a way to hear from local dentists and hygienist, while making sure we our keep our peers accountable as we all tackle the journey that is applying for dental school. Email:slpupds@gmail.com
Requirements
DUES: Each member, whether General or Specialty, must submit a one time payment of $15 by cash or Venmo. (Venmo description: Membership Dues + member's first and last name) SHADOWING: Each member must submit a shadowing form that can be downloaded from our email and must signed by each Dentist or Hygienist he or she chooses to shadow. While shadowing, we should always be respectful and dress appropriately (usually scrubs unless otherwise stated) as we are representing PDS and are grateful for the opportunity given to us to learn! We will try to comprise a list of potential dentists to shadow in the area! General membership: a total of 12 or more hours ( three different offices recommended) Email photo of signed shadowing form to slupds@gmail.com (email subject line: Shadowing Form + member's first and last name) POINT SYSTEM: Membership will be determined by a points system - 15 points per semester Paying Dues: 1 POINT - Once paid Follow social media: 2 POINTS - Instagram MEETINGS: 3 POINTS - Attendance will be recorded at each meeting. Students must sign in with name and W number. All meetings will be held in Meade 112. Meeting dates will be accessible on our instagram or GroupMe (possibly website in future) Additional Points: SERVICE: Members must seek out service opportunities through PDS and within the community. All of the PDS-affiliated service opportunities will be emailed to those on the email list by our Service Coordinator. RESTAURANT FUNDRAISER: Each member may attend at least one restaurant fundraiser event per semester and provide a photo of his or her receipt. In order to fulfill the point requirement, members must mention PDS when ordering, which allows for a percentage of the restaurant's earnings to go towards ____ (Research something like Smile Train). Event dates and times can be found through emails as they are planned. Email photo of receipt to slupds@gmail.com. (email subject line: Restaurant Fundraiser Receipt + member's first and last name) email photo of receipt to lsupdsdom@gmail.com. SOCIAL EVENT: Each member may attend at least one social event per semester that is put on by PDS. Social events serve as a way for members to congregate and establish companionship. Event dates can be found through emails as they are planned. *Cords awarded based on merit
Solar Seed Initiative
Organization Info
President: James Ho james.ho@selu.edu
Advisor: Isabella Bairnsfather Isabella.bairnsfather@selu.e
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to promote intersectional environmental awareness and education, while also encouraging personal, social, and professional growth for our members.
Requirements
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Advisor: Isabella Bairnsfather Isabella.bairnsfather@selu.e
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to promote intersectional environmental awareness and education, while also encouraging personal, social, and professional growth for our members.
Requirements
-
Association of Latin American Students
Organization Info
President: Teresa Huerta Teresa.huerta@selu.edu
Advisor: Dr. Aristides Baraya (abaraya@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Latin American students in their educational progress and adaptability within the University, providing a permanent forum between Latin American students and the community.
Requirements
2.5 GPA or higher and enthusiasm for the cause of the club.
Advisor: Dr. Aristides Baraya (abaraya@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Latin American students in their educational progress and adaptability within the University, providing a permanent forum between Latin American students and the community.
Requirements
2.5 GPA or higher and enthusiasm for the cause of the club.
Black Student Union
Organization Info
President: Keyron Smith keyron.smith@selu.edu
Advisor: Darlencia Avant (darlencia.avant@selu.edu)
Dues: $15 per semester, or $30 per school year
Description
The purpose of the Black Student union is to inspire, educate, and stimulate African-Americans to the benefit of their whole person and their fellow brother. Since its founding, BSU has striven to improve race relations on campus and in the community by creating an environment that is receptive to African-American culture. BSU fully stands by the unification of African-Americans but are not limited to it. This organization is open to all students enrolled at Southeastern.
Requirements
Membership is open to Southeastern students enrolled in a minimum of 12 hours with a GPA of 2.3 or higher.
Advisor: Darlencia Avant (darlencia.avant@selu.edu)
Dues: $15 per semester, or $30 per school year
Description
The purpose of the Black Student union is to inspire, educate, and stimulate African-Americans to the benefit of their whole person and their fellow brother. Since its founding, BSU has striven to improve race relations on campus and in the community by creating an environment that is receptive to African-American culture. BSU fully stands by the unification of African-Americans but are not limited to it. This organization is open to all students enrolled at Southeastern.
Requirements
Membership is open to Southeastern students enrolled in a minimum of 12 hours with a GPA of 2.3 or higher.
Dept of World Cultures & Languages Stud Ambassador
Organization Info
President: Lucy Bateman lucy.bateman@selu.edu
Advisor: Rosario Rodriguez de Hall (rosario.hall@southeaste
Dues: N/A
Description
Student Ambassadors for the Department of World Languages and Cultures are a select group of individuals who act as representatives of the department in various capacities with the mission of raising awareness about the importance of bilingualism and biculturalism among undergraduate and graduate students and in the immediate community. World Languages and Cultures student ambassadors work in tandem with department faculty, staff, and students to engage and educate the public on relevant concerns.
Requirements
Any student with an interest in bilingualism or biculturalism and language advocacy can be considered for an ambassador position.
Advisor: Rosario Rodriguez de Hall (rosario.hall@southeaste
Dues: N/A
Description
Student Ambassadors for the Department of World Languages and Cultures are a select group of individuals who act as representatives of the department in various capacities with the mission of raising awareness about the importance of bilingualism and biculturalism among undergraduate and graduate students and in the immediate community. World Languages and Cultures student ambassadors work in tandem with department faculty, staff, and students to engage and educate the public on relevant concerns.
Requirements
Any student with an interest in bilingualism or biculturalism and language advocacy can be considered for an ambassador position.
Imago Dei
Organization Info
President: Euphria Cage lloydatia.meadows@selu.edu
Advisor: Emmanuel Kuada Emmanuel.kuada@slu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to ignite the campus, one student at a time. Together, we'll dive into the word, live out our faith boldly, and make disciples who change the world.
Requirements
-
Advisor: Emmanuel Kuada Emmanuel.kuada@slu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to ignite the campus, one student at a time. Together, we'll dive into the word, live out our faith boldly, and make disciples who change the world.
Requirements
-
Latter Day Saints Student Association
Organization Info
President: Lauren London lauren.london@selu.edu
Advisor: Peter Emerson Peter.emerson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to encourage and support members of LDSSA in achieving their academic goals and maintaining a balanced life while on Campus. To encourage members to become an influence for good by participating in activities and service on campus and in the community. To provide students with meaningful service opportunities and social and religious activities that are consistent with LDSSA standards.
Requirements
-
Advisor: Peter Emerson Peter.emerson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to encourage and support members of LDSSA in achieving their academic goals and maintaining a balanced life while on Campus. To encourage members to become an influence for good by participating in activities and service on campus and in the community. To provide students with meaningful service opportunities and social and religious activities that are consistent with LDSSA standards.
Requirements
-
Lavender Lions
Organization Info
President: Rosemary Matthews (caroline.matthews@selu.edu)
Advisor: Marc Settembrino (marc.settembrino@southeastern.e
Dues: None
Description
Lavender Lions is a student-led community organization that aims to provide an accepting and safe space for all members of the LGBTQIAP+ community as well as their allies, by providing social support, education, programming, and opportunities to participate in campus events.
Requirements
Students must attend Southeastern University and maintain an open, safe space for all members of the LGBTQIAP+ community and its allies.
Advisor: Marc Settembrino (marc.settembrino@southeastern.e
Dues: None
Description
Lavender Lions is a student-led community organization that aims to provide an accepting and safe space for all members of the LGBTQIAP+ community as well as their allies, by providing social support, education, programming, and opportunities to participate in campus events.
Requirements
Students must attend Southeastern University and maintain an open, safe space for all members of the LGBTQIAP+ community and its allies.
Office for Admissions Ambassadors
Organization Info
President: Emma Day emma.day@southeastern.edu
Advisor: Austin Rogers austin.rogers@southeastern.edu
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Southeastern Louisiana University's Office of Admissions with informing students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of attending Southeastern. Ambassadors will work as a team to be spokesmen & spokeswomen for the office and will help represent the University at events, orientations, and more. They will aid in the creation, implementation, and staffing of student-focused recruitment events.
Requirements
Sophomore, Junior, Senior, or Grad-level standing -Minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA -Involved in at least one organization prior to applying -Presents himself/herself as a positive candidate to serve as an Ambassador for the Office of Admissions
Advisor: Austin Rogers austin.rogers@southeastern.edu
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Southeastern Louisiana University's Office of Admissions with informing students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of attending Southeastern. Ambassadors will work as a team to be spokesmen & spokeswomen for the office and will help represent the University at events, orientations, and more. They will aid in the creation, implementation, and staffing of student-focused recruitment events.
Requirements
Sophomore, Junior, Senior, or Grad-level standing -Minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA -Involved in at least one organization prior to applying -Presents himself/herself as a positive candidate to serve as an Ambassador for the Office of Admissions
Sigma Tau Delta
Organization Info
President: Patrick Gipson (pgipson@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: Sherri Craig (sherri.craig@southeastern.edu)
Dues: Membership in the English Club is free. A lifetime membership in Sigma Tau Delta is $50.
Description
The English Club is open to any student interested in reading, writing, and pop culture. English Club members who meet the requirements can then join Sigma Tau Delta. Sigma Tau Delta, International English Honor Society, was founded in 1924 at Dakota Wesleyan University. The Society strives to Confer distinction for high achievement in English language and literature in undergraduate, graduate, and professional studies; Provide, through its local chapters, cultural stimulation on college campuses and promote interest in literature and the English language in surrounding communities; Foster all aspects of the discipline of English, including literature, language, and writing; Promote exemplary character and good fellowship among its members; Exhibit high standards of academic excellence; and Serve society by fostering literacy With over 900 active chapters located in the United States and abroad, there are more than 1,000 Faculty Advisors, and approximately 9,000 members inducted annually. Sigma Tau Delta also recognizes the accomplishments of professional writers who have contributed to the fields of language and literature. The Xi Rho Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta at Southeastern was chartered in 1987. Chapter members enjoy the International Convention, which normally takes place in the spring, as well as on campus activities, like our book and button sale and the Fall Festival. In addition to chapter opportunities, members receive a personalized Sigma Tau Delta membership certificate and official Society pin, and are eligible to apply for Sigma Tau Delta scholarships, participate in international conventions, and submit original work for publication and writing awards.
Requirements
Sigma Tau Delta is open to undergraduate students who have taken two English courses beyond Freshman English requirements (i.e. two 200 level Englishes and beyond), have completed 3 semesters, and have a 3.0 in English, as we as in their cumulative gpa. It is open to grad students who have complete 6 hours of grad level English classes and hold a 3.3 gpa.
Advisor: Sherri Craig (sherri.craig@southeastern.edu)
Dues: Membership in the English Club is free. A lifetime membership in Sigma Tau Delta is $50.
Description
The English Club is open to any student interested in reading, writing, and pop culture. English Club members who meet the requirements can then join Sigma Tau Delta. Sigma Tau Delta, International English Honor Society, was founded in 1924 at Dakota Wesleyan University. The Society strives to Confer distinction for high achievement in English language and literature in undergraduate, graduate, and professional studies; Provide, through its local chapters, cultural stimulation on college campuses and promote interest in literature and the English language in surrounding communities; Foster all aspects of the discipline of English, including literature, language, and writing; Promote exemplary character and good fellowship among its members; Exhibit high standards of academic excellence; and Serve society by fostering literacy With over 900 active chapters located in the United States and abroad, there are more than 1,000 Faculty Advisors, and approximately 9,000 members inducted annually. Sigma Tau Delta also recognizes the accomplishments of professional writers who have contributed to the fields of language and literature. The Xi Rho Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta at Southeastern was chartered in 1987. Chapter members enjoy the International Convention, which normally takes place in the spring, as well as on campus activities, like our book and button sale and the Fall Festival. In addition to chapter opportunities, members receive a personalized Sigma Tau Delta membership certificate and official Society pin, and are eligible to apply for Sigma Tau Delta scholarships, participate in international conventions, and submit original work for publication and writing awards.
Requirements
Sigma Tau Delta is open to undergraduate students who have taken two English courses beyond Freshman English requirements (i.e. two 200 level Englishes and beyond), have completed 3 semesters, and have a 3.0 in English, as we as in their cumulative gpa. It is open to grad students who have complete 6 hours of grad level English classes and hold a 3.3 gpa.
Southeastern Entrepreneurship Board
Organization Info
Southeastern Louisiana University Project Hope
Organization Info
President: Makaila Selders (makaila.selders@selu.edu)
Advisor: Samantha Smith (samantha.smith-3@selu.edu)
Dues: $25 (including a T-Shirt)
Description
The organization would mainly focus on the mental health of all students at the university. It would help them gain the skills and knowledge they need to battle their mental health while trying to navigate through college. It would also help people that are battling anxiety, depression, and spiritual health. Although I know we have the University counseling center, most people are afraid to go ask for help professionally. This would be a great opportunity for many of us to come forward and see that they are not going through this illness alone.
Requirements
Must be a Southeastern Louisiana University Student; Mus pay dues to be an active member, but everyone is welcomed.
Advisor: Samantha Smith (samantha.smith-3@selu.edu)
Dues: $25 (including a T-Shirt)
Description
The organization would mainly focus on the mental health of all students at the university. It would help them gain the skills and knowledge they need to battle their mental health while trying to navigate through college. It would also help people that are battling anxiety, depression, and spiritual health. Although I know we have the University counseling center, most people are afraid to go ask for help professionally. This would be a great opportunity for many of us to come forward and see that they are not going through this illness alone.
Requirements
Must be a Southeastern Louisiana University Student; Mus pay dues to be an active member, but everyone is welcomed.
Student Council for Exceptional Children
Organization Info
President: Seren Valenti (seren.valenti@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: Dr. Beatrice Traylor (beatrice.traylor@southeaster
Dues: No local dues. If interested in an international membership, it is $40 for a basic student membership.
Description
The purpose of this organization is to promote the welfare and education of exceptional children and adults. The organization will also help members learn about exceptionalities, gain pre-career experience, and meet others with common interests. Website URL: https://exceptionalchildren.org/get-involved/join-now
Requirements
There are no membership requirements. Membership shall consist of students and faculty at Southeastern Louisiana University interested in helping local exceptional children and adults.
Advisor: Dr. Beatrice Traylor (beatrice.traylor@southeaster
Dues: No local dues. If interested in an international membership, it is $40 for a basic student membership.
Description
The purpose of this organization is to promote the welfare and education of exceptional children and adults. The organization will also help members learn about exceptionalities, gain pre-career experience, and meet others with common interests. Website URL: https://exceptionalchildren.org/get-involved/join-now
Requirements
There are no membership requirements. Membership shall consist of students and faculty at Southeastern Louisiana University interested in helping local exceptional children and adults.
Student Goverment Association
Organization Info
President: Maria Necheva (sgapresident@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: Zachary Handlin zachary.handlin@selu.edu
Dues: N/A
Description
The Student Government Association is here to serve the students of Southeastern Louisiana University through communication between students, administration, and the community. SGA hosts educational and social events, and offers numerous services that contribute to the advancement of the University and its students.
Requirements
Be an enrolled student at Southeastern Louisiana University. 2.5 GPA
Advisor: Zachary Handlin zachary.handlin@selu.edu
Dues: N/A
Description
The Student Government Association is here to serve the students of Southeastern Louisiana University through communication between students, administration, and the community. SGA hosts educational and social events, and offers numerous services that contribute to the advancement of the University and its students.
Requirements
Be an enrolled student at Southeastern Louisiana University. 2.5 GPA
Student-Led Louisiana Early Childhood Association
Organization Info
President: Tania Granados tania.granados@southeastern.edu
Advisor: Jill Barry (jill.barry@southeastern.edu)
Dues: two checks—one made out to “LAECA” in the amount of $40 for state and regional membership and one made out to “SLAECA” in the amount of $10 for student membership
Description
Our purpose is to increase awareness of the needs and to work for knowledge and understanding of young children in Louisiana both at school and at home and to provide opportunities for collaboration between those who are concerned about the needs of young children and families.
Requirements
Membership shall be open to all students on Southeastern Louisiana University campus who are concerned with the young child and their families. Qualifications: Any student of Southeastern Louisiana University who has paid his/her tuition and SLAECA dues
Advisor: Jill Barry (jill.barry@southeastern.edu)
Dues: two checks—one made out to “LAECA” in the amount of $40 for state and regional membership and one made out to “SLAECA” in the amount of $10 for student membership
Description
Our purpose is to increase awareness of the needs and to work for knowledge and understanding of young children in Louisiana both at school and at home and to provide opportunities for collaboration between those who are concerned about the needs of young children and families.
Requirements
Membership shall be open to all students on Southeastern Louisiana University campus who are concerned with the young child and their families. Qualifications: Any student of Southeastern Louisiana University who has paid his/her tuition and SLAECA dues
Young Ladies of Service and Grace
Organization Info
President: Lariah Foster Lariah.Foster@selu.edu
Advisor: Keonta Johnson Keonta.johnson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to lead society in service and guide people kindly with words and assistance. This group is a safe space for young women to truly be themselves and also figure out who they are while uplifting each other and people in the community. A group striving to serve the community through service and developing into phenomenal young women.
Requirements
Must have a drive to serve the community and a positive attitude.
Advisor: Keonta Johnson Keonta.johnson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to lead society in service and guide people kindly with words and assistance. This group is a safe space for young women to truly be themselves and also figure out who they are while uplifting each other and people in the community. A group striving to serve the community through service and developing into phenomenal young women.
Requirements
Must have a drive to serve the community and a positive attitude.
American Chemical Society of Physics Students
Organization Info
President: Lara Boudreaux laura.boudbreaux@selu.edu
Advisor: Dr. Prem Chanda prem.chanda@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to garner strong community connections between students and faculty through chemistry and physics based ideas.
Requirements
Majoring in chemistry or physics Attend at least 2 meetings per semester
Advisor: Dr. Prem Chanda prem.chanda@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to garner strong community connections between students and faculty through chemistry and physics based ideas.
Requirements
Majoring in chemistry or physics Attend at least 2 meetings per semester
Art and Environment
Organization Info
President: Ashton Howard ashton.howard@selu.edu
Advisor: Lily Brooks Lily.Brooks@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to create art.
Requirements
Interacting with the environment Willing to attend meetings
Advisor: Lily Brooks Lily.Brooks@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to create art.
Requirements
Interacting with the environment Willing to attend meetings
Arts and Culture Association
Organization Info
President: Autumn Smedley autumn.smedley@selu.edu
Advisor: Tom Walto (thomas.walto-2@selu.edu)
Dues: None
Description
The Arts and Culture Association is a student-led organization with the goal of fostering both the appreciation and creation of art. Events will focus on networking, skill development, and forwarding student artists. Website: https://www.aws.org/home
Requirements
Students must attend Southeastern Louisiana University and help maintain an open, learning environment for all members. Members do not just have to be students of the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences.
Advisor: Tom Walto (thomas.walto-2@selu.edu)
Dues: None
Description
The Arts and Culture Association is a student-led organization with the goal of fostering both the appreciation and creation of art. Events will focus on networking, skill development, and forwarding student artists. Website: https://www.aws.org/home
Requirements
Students must attend Southeastern Louisiana University and help maintain an open, learning environment for all members. Members do not just have to be students of the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences.
Association of Latin American Students
Organization Info
President: Teresa Huerta Teresa.huerta@selu.edu
Advisor: Dr. Aristides Baraya (abaraya@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Latin American students in their educational progress and adaptability within the University, providing a permanent forum between Latin American students and the community.
Requirements
2.5 GPA or higher and enthusiasm for the cause of the club.
Advisor: Dr. Aristides Baraya (abaraya@southeastern.edu)
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Latin American students in their educational progress and adaptability within the University, providing a permanent forum between Latin American students and the community.
Requirements
2.5 GPA or higher and enthusiasm for the cause of the club.
Black Student Union
Organization Info
President: Keyron Smith keyron.smith@selu.edu
Advisor: Darlencia Avant (darlencia.avant@selu.edu)
Dues: $15 per semester, or $30 per school year
Description
The purpose of the Black Student union is to inspire, educate, and stimulate African-Americans to the benefit of their whole person and their fellow brother. Since its founding, BSU has striven to improve race relations on campus and in the community by creating an environment that is receptive to African-American culture. BSU fully stands by the unification of African-Americans but are not limited to it. This organization is open to all students enrolled at Southeastern.
Requirements
Membership is open to Southeastern students enrolled in a minimum of 12 hours with a GPA of 2.3 or higher.
Advisor: Darlencia Avant (darlencia.avant@selu.edu)
Dues: $15 per semester, or $30 per school year
Description
The purpose of the Black Student union is to inspire, educate, and stimulate African-Americans to the benefit of their whole person and their fellow brother. Since its founding, BSU has striven to improve race relations on campus and in the community by creating an environment that is receptive to African-American culture. BSU fully stands by the unification of African-Americans but are not limited to it. This organization is open to all students enrolled at Southeastern.
Requirements
Membership is open to Southeastern students enrolled in a minimum of 12 hours with a GPA of 2.3 or higher.
Catholic Student Association
Organization Info
President: Mary Hamilton mary.hamilton@southeastern.edu
Advisor: Frank Campo (fcampo@southeastern.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
The Catholic Student Association is a place for students to grow in community while living out their Catholic faith through the sacraments. Our student center, located across the street from Strawberry Statium, is always open for students to hang out! All are welcome, regardless of their faith affiliation. In addition to our weekly meetings, we host Free Lunch every Tuesday, as well as other events throughout the semester.
Requirements
All Southeastern students are welcome
Advisor: Frank Campo (fcampo@southeastern.edu)
Dues: N/A
Description
The Catholic Student Association is a place for students to grow in community while living out their Catholic faith through the sacraments. Our student center, located across the street from Strawberry Statium, is always open for students to hang out! All are welcome, regardless of their faith affiliation. In addition to our weekly meetings, we host Free Lunch every Tuesday, as well as other events throughout the semester.
Requirements
All Southeastern students are welcome
College of Education Student Ambassadors
Organization Info
President: Megan Mcdaniel megan.mcdaniel@selu.edu
Advisor: Bethani Franklin Bethani.franklin@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization is to increase student engagement and increase student enrollment within the Education Department. They work to create an atmosphere within the Department of Education that encourages student engagement.
Requirements
2.75 GPA Enrolled in at least 12 hours for undergraduate students or 6 for graduate Attend 5 events per semester Attend bi-weekly meetings
Advisor: Bethani Franklin Bethani.franklin@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization is to increase student engagement and increase student enrollment within the Education Department. They work to create an atmosphere within the Department of Education that encourages student engagement.
Requirements
2.75 GPA Enrolled in at least 12 hours for undergraduate students or 6 for graduate Attend 5 events per semester Attend bi-weekly meetings
College of Nursing and Health Sciences Ambassadors
Organization Info
President: Reed Davis Reed.davis@selu.edu
Advisor: Dr. Ken Tillman ktillman@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization shall be for students to assist Southeastern Louisiana University's University's College of Nursing and Health Sciences to inform students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of being a major in one of the department within the CNHS. Ambassadors work as a team to be a spokesperson for recruitment, marketing, social media campaigns, and to plan events to enhance the student experience in the CNHS.
Requirements
3.00 GPA Involved in at least one other organization before applying, preferred Sophomore or above
Advisor: Dr. Ken Tillman ktillman@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this Organization shall be for students to assist Southeastern Louisiana University's University's College of Nursing and Health Sciences to inform students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of being a major in one of the department within the CNHS. Ambassadors work as a team to be a spokesperson for recruitment, marketing, social media campaigns, and to plan events to enhance the student experience in the CNHS.
Requirements
3.00 GPA Involved in at least one other organization before applying, preferred Sophomore or above
Creative Writing Club
Organization Info
President: Jazlynn Miles jazlynn.miles@selu.edu
Advisor: Alison Pelegrin apelegrin@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to help students connect with each other through writing, journalism, and interviewing. Its purpose is to also help promote other clubs and events happening around campus.
Requirements
2.5 GPA
Advisor: Alison Pelegrin apelegrin@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to help students connect with each other through writing, journalism, and interviewing. Its purpose is to also help promote other clubs and events happening around campus.
Requirements
2.5 GPA
Imago Dei
Organization Info
President: Euphria Cage lloydatia.meadows@selu.edu
Advisor: Emmanuel Kuada Emmanuel.kuada@slu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to ignite the campus, one student at a time. Together, we'll dive into the word, live out our faith boldly, and make disciples who change the world.
Requirements
-
Advisor: Emmanuel Kuada Emmanuel.kuada@slu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to ignite the campus, one student at a time. Together, we'll dive into the word, live out our faith boldly, and make disciples who change the world.
Requirements
-
Knitty Gritty
Organization Info
President: Rowan Merritt w0749642@southeastern.edu
Advisor: Marie Bernard (marie.bernard@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues required.
Description
The Knitty Gritty is a fiber arts club that allows students of all backgrounds and levels to come together as a community and craft.
Requirements
Must be an SLU student. They must participate in group projects when appropriate (does not apply to beginners). Beginners must be willing to learn new things.
Advisor: Marie Bernard (marie.bernard@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues required.
Description
The Knitty Gritty is a fiber arts club that allows students of all backgrounds and levels to come together as a community and craft.
Requirements
Must be an SLU student. They must participate in group projects when appropriate (does not apply to beginners). Beginners must be willing to learn new things.
Latter Day Saints Student Association
Organization Info
President: Lauren London lauren.london@selu.edu
Advisor: Peter Emerson Peter.emerson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to encourage and support members of LDSSA in achieving their academic goals and maintaining a balanced life while on Campus. To encourage members to become an influence for good by participating in activities and service on campus and in the community. To provide students with meaningful service opportunities and social and religious activities that are consistent with LDSSA standards.
Requirements
-
Advisor: Peter Emerson Peter.emerson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to encourage and support members of LDSSA in achieving their academic goals and maintaining a balanced life while on Campus. To encourage members to become an influence for good by participating in activities and service on campus and in the community. To provide students with meaningful service opportunities and social and religious activities that are consistent with LDSSA standards.
Requirements
-
Lavender Lions
Organization Info
President: Rosemary Matthews (caroline.matthews@selu.edu)
Advisor: Marc Settembrino (marc.settembrino@southeastern.e
Dues: None
Description
Lavender Lions is a student-led community organization that aims to provide an accepting and safe space for all members of the LGBTQIAP+ community as well as their allies, by providing social support, education, programming, and opportunities to participate in campus events.
Requirements
Students must attend Southeastern University and maintain an open, safe space for all members of the LGBTQIAP+ community and its allies.
Advisor: Marc Settembrino (marc.settembrino@southeastern.e
Dues: None
Description
Lavender Lions is a student-led community organization that aims to provide an accepting and safe space for all members of the LGBTQIAP+ community as well as their allies, by providing social support, education, programming, and opportunities to participate in campus events.
Requirements
Students must attend Southeastern University and maintain an open, safe space for all members of the LGBTQIAP+ community and its allies.
Lion Toastmasters
Organization Info
President: Cameron Cockerham (cameron.cockerham@selu.edu
Advisor: Julie Nunenmacher (Julie.Nunenmacher@selu.edu)
Dues: Meetings will be free, but if the member decides to register with Toastmasters International it is $20.
Description
Toastmasters is an international organization that focus on leadership and communication skills. Toastmasters has helped people become more confident speakers, communicators, and leaders.
Requirements
Everyone is welcome to a Toastmasters meeting. To become an official member, you can register with an officer on the Toastmasters website. This will give the member access to many different pathways to help further develop their skills.
Advisor: Julie Nunenmacher (Julie.Nunenmacher@selu.edu)
Dues: Meetings will be free, but if the member decides to register with Toastmasters International it is $20.
Description
Toastmasters is an international organization that focus on leadership and communication skills. Toastmasters has helped people become more confident speakers, communicators, and leaders.
Requirements
Everyone is welcome to a Toastmasters meeting. To become an official member, you can register with an officer on the Toastmasters website. This will give the member access to many different pathways to help further develop their skills.
Muslim Student Association
Organization Info
President: Rahma Fayed W0755136@selu.edu
Advisor: Kazim Sekeroglu kazim.sekeroglu@southeastern.edu
Dues: $0
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to serve students throughout their life and university years, to bring Muslims on campus together and to create awareness among non-Muslim students.
Requirements
-
Advisor: Kazim Sekeroglu kazim.sekeroglu@southeastern.edu
Dues: $0
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to serve students throughout their life and university years, to bring Muslims on campus together and to create awareness among non-Muslim students.
Requirements
-
Office for Admissions Ambassadors
Organization Info
President: Emma Day emma.day@southeastern.edu
Advisor: Austin Rogers austin.rogers@southeastern.edu
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Southeastern Louisiana University's Office of Admissions with informing students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of attending Southeastern. Ambassadors will work as a team to be spokesmen & spokeswomen for the office and will help represent the University at events, orientations, and more. They will aid in the creation, implementation, and staffing of student-focused recruitment events.
Requirements
Sophomore, Junior, Senior, or Grad-level standing -Minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA -Involved in at least one organization prior to applying -Presents himself/herself as a positive candidate to serve as an Ambassador for the Office of Admissions
Advisor: Austin Rogers austin.rogers@southeastern.edu
Dues: None
Description
Assisting Southeastern Louisiana University's Office of Admissions with informing students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders about the benefits of attending Southeastern. Ambassadors will work as a team to be spokesmen & spokeswomen for the office and will help represent the University at events, orientations, and more. They will aid in the creation, implementation, and staffing of student-focused recruitment events.
Requirements
Sophomore, Junior, Senior, or Grad-level standing -Minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA -Involved in at least one organization prior to applying -Presents himself/herself as a positive candidate to serve as an Ambassador for the Office of Admissions
Pi Sigma Epsilon
Organization Info
President: Charles Lopez Charles.lopez@southeastern.edu
Advisor: April Kemp (april.kemp@southeastern.edu)
Dues: New membership- $135 Active until the next fall
Description
PSE is the only national co-ed professional fraternity in the fields of sales, marketing and management. However, it is open to all majors. PSE gives its members the chance to gain hands-on experience through experiential learning opportunities, participate in conferences both regionally and nationally, and network with professionals through PSE’s corporate partner program. Pi Sigma Epsilon offers experience and leadership skills, scholarships, competitions, awards, and career opportunities.
Requirements
2.5 GPA and a full-time student
Advisor: April Kemp (april.kemp@southeastern.edu)
Dues: New membership- $135 Active until the next fall
Description
PSE is the only national co-ed professional fraternity in the fields of sales, marketing and management. However, it is open to all majors. PSE gives its members the chance to gain hands-on experience through experiential learning opportunities, participate in conferences both regionally and nationally, and network with professionals through PSE’s corporate partner program. Pi Sigma Epsilon offers experience and leadership skills, scholarships, competitions, awards, and career opportunities.
Requirements
2.5 GPA and a full-time student
Psi Chi
Organization Info
President: Katherine Kennedy (katherine.kennedy@southeastern.
Advisor: Sara Sohr Preston (sara.sohr-preston@sout
Dues: $55 national (one time), $10 semester
Description
Psi Chi is the International Honor Society in Psychology, founded in 1929 for the purposes of encouraging, stimulating, and maintaining excellence in scholarship, and advancing the science of psychology. Psi Chi serves two major goals: one immediate and visibly rewarding to the individual member, the other slower and more difficult to accomplish, but offering greater rewards in the long run. The first of these is the Society's obligation to provide academic recognition to its inductees by the mere fact of membership. The second goal is the obligation of each of the Society's local chapters to nurture the spark of that accomplishment by offering a climate congenial to members' creative development. For example, the chapters make active attempts to nourish and stimulate professional growth through programs designed to augment and enhance the regular curriculum and to provide practical experience and fellowship through affiliation with the chapter. In addition, the international organization provides programs to help achieve these goals, including Society and regional conventions held annually in conjunction with the psychological associations, research award competitions, and certificate recognition programs.
Requirements
UNDERGRAD: must be enrolled as a major or minor in a psychology program or a program psychological in nature, have completed at least 3 semesters or equivalent of full-time college coursework, have completed at least 9 semester credit hours or equivalent of psychology courses, have earned a cumulative GPA that is in the top 35% of their class (sophomore, junior, or senior) compared to their classmates across the entire university or the college that houses psychology (minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4-point scale), and have a minimum 3.0 GPA average for psychology courses. GRAD STUDENTS: be accepted into and enrolled in a psychology or closely related graduate program, have completed at least 9 semester credit hours of graduate psychology courses in that program, have an overall GPA of at least 3.0 in all graduate courses including psychology courses, meet their graduate program's requirements (e.g., if specific courses require an A or B, students must meet those requirements even if their cumulative GPA is above 3.0)
Advisor: Sara Sohr Preston (sara.sohr-preston@sout
Dues: $55 national (one time), $10 semester
Description
Psi Chi is the International Honor Society in Psychology, founded in 1929 for the purposes of encouraging, stimulating, and maintaining excellence in scholarship, and advancing the science of psychology. Psi Chi serves two major goals: one immediate and visibly rewarding to the individual member, the other slower and more difficult to accomplish, but offering greater rewards in the long run. The first of these is the Society's obligation to provide academic recognition to its inductees by the mere fact of membership. The second goal is the obligation of each of the Society's local chapters to nurture the spark of that accomplishment by offering a climate congenial to members' creative development. For example, the chapters make active attempts to nourish and stimulate professional growth through programs designed to augment and enhance the regular curriculum and to provide practical experience and fellowship through affiliation with the chapter. In addition, the international organization provides programs to help achieve these goals, including Society and regional conventions held annually in conjunction with the psychological associations, research award competitions, and certificate recognition programs.
Requirements
UNDERGRAD: must be enrolled as a major or minor in a psychology program or a program psychological in nature, have completed at least 3 semesters or equivalent of full-time college coursework, have completed at least 9 semester credit hours or equivalent of psychology courses, have earned a cumulative GPA that is in the top 35% of their class (sophomore, junior, or senior) compared to their classmates across the entire university or the college that houses psychology (minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4-point scale), and have a minimum 3.0 GPA average for psychology courses. GRAD STUDENTS: be accepted into and enrolled in a psychology or closely related graduate program, have completed at least 9 semester credit hours of graduate psychology courses in that program, have an overall GPA of at least 3.0 in all graduate courses including psychology courses, meet their graduate program's requirements (e.g., if specific courses require an A or B, students must meet those requirements even if their cumulative GPA is above 3.0)
Sigma Tau Delta
Organization Info
President: Patrick Gipson (pgipson@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: Sherri Craig (sherri.craig@southeastern.edu)
Dues: Membership in the English Club is free. A lifetime membership in Sigma Tau Delta is $50.
Description
The English Club is open to any student interested in reading, writing, and pop culture. English Club members who meet the requirements can then join Sigma Tau Delta. Sigma Tau Delta, International English Honor Society, was founded in 1924 at Dakota Wesleyan University. The Society strives to Confer distinction for high achievement in English language and literature in undergraduate, graduate, and professional studies; Provide, through its local chapters, cultural stimulation on college campuses and promote interest in literature and the English language in surrounding communities; Foster all aspects of the discipline of English, including literature, language, and writing; Promote exemplary character and good fellowship among its members; Exhibit high standards of academic excellence; and Serve society by fostering literacy With over 900 active chapters located in the United States and abroad, there are more than 1,000 Faculty Advisors, and approximately 9,000 members inducted annually. Sigma Tau Delta also recognizes the accomplishments of professional writers who have contributed to the fields of language and literature. The Xi Rho Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta at Southeastern was chartered in 1987. Chapter members enjoy the International Convention, which normally takes place in the spring, as well as on campus activities, like our book and button sale and the Fall Festival. In addition to chapter opportunities, members receive a personalized Sigma Tau Delta membership certificate and official Society pin, and are eligible to apply for Sigma Tau Delta scholarships, participate in international conventions, and submit original work for publication and writing awards.
Requirements
Sigma Tau Delta is open to undergraduate students who have taken two English courses beyond Freshman English requirements (i.e. two 200 level Englishes and beyond), have completed 3 semesters, and have a 3.0 in English, as we as in their cumulative gpa. It is open to grad students who have complete 6 hours of grad level English classes and hold a 3.3 gpa.
Advisor: Sherri Craig (sherri.craig@southeastern.edu)
Dues: Membership in the English Club is free. A lifetime membership in Sigma Tau Delta is $50.
Description
The English Club is open to any student interested in reading, writing, and pop culture. English Club members who meet the requirements can then join Sigma Tau Delta. Sigma Tau Delta, International English Honor Society, was founded in 1924 at Dakota Wesleyan University. The Society strives to Confer distinction for high achievement in English language and literature in undergraduate, graduate, and professional studies; Provide, through its local chapters, cultural stimulation on college campuses and promote interest in literature and the English language in surrounding communities; Foster all aspects of the discipline of English, including literature, language, and writing; Promote exemplary character and good fellowship among its members; Exhibit high standards of academic excellence; and Serve society by fostering literacy With over 900 active chapters located in the United States and abroad, there are more than 1,000 Faculty Advisors, and approximately 9,000 members inducted annually. Sigma Tau Delta also recognizes the accomplishments of professional writers who have contributed to the fields of language and literature. The Xi Rho Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta at Southeastern was chartered in 1987. Chapter members enjoy the International Convention, which normally takes place in the spring, as well as on campus activities, like our book and button sale and the Fall Festival. In addition to chapter opportunities, members receive a personalized Sigma Tau Delta membership certificate and official Society pin, and are eligible to apply for Sigma Tau Delta scholarships, participate in international conventions, and submit original work for publication and writing awards.
Requirements
Sigma Tau Delta is open to undergraduate students who have taken two English courses beyond Freshman English requirements (i.e. two 200 level Englishes and beyond), have completed 3 semesters, and have a 3.0 in English, as we as in their cumulative gpa. It is open to grad students who have complete 6 hours of grad level English classes and hold a 3.3 gpa.
Solar Seed Initiative
Organization Info
President: James Ho james.ho@selu.edu
Advisor: Isabella Bairnsfather Isabella.bairnsfather@selu.e
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to promote intersectional environmental awareness and education, while also encouraging personal, social, and professional growth for our members.
Requirements
-
Advisor: Isabella Bairnsfather Isabella.bairnsfather@selu.e
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to promote intersectional environmental awareness and education, while also encouraging personal, social, and professional growth for our members.
Requirements
-
Southeastern American Sign Language Club
Organization Info
President: Baylen Payne baylen.payne@selu.edu
Advisor: Robyn Hutchinson Robyn.hutchinson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to share and promote American Sign Language and Deaf Culture.
Requirements
2.0 GPA Attend at least 4 meetings
Advisor: Robyn Hutchinson Robyn.hutchinson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization shall be to share and promote American Sign Language and Deaf Culture.
Requirements
2.0 GPA Attend at least 4 meetings
Southeastern Anime Club
Organization Info
President: Tyler Thibodeaux Tyler-thibodeaux-3@selu.edu
Advisor: Ashley Walker Ashley.reed-2@selu.edu
Dues: $10 Yearly Dues
Description
The purpose of this organization is to gather students who have an interest in anime, manga, video games in the anime realm or resembling anime, cosplayers, and gamers who play animesque trading card games as well as those who want to learn more about anime and manga are welcome to join. Members are not merely showing appreciation for Japanese works, they will also welcome Korean and Chinese works as well.
Requirements
Must be a full time student enrolled at Southeastern 2.0 GPA
Advisor: Ashley Walker Ashley.reed-2@selu.edu
Dues: $10 Yearly Dues
Description
The purpose of this organization is to gather students who have an interest in anime, manga, video games in the anime realm or resembling anime, cosplayers, and gamers who play animesque trading card games as well as those who want to learn more about anime and manga are welcome to join. Members are not merely showing appreciation for Japanese works, they will also welcome Korean and Chinese works as well.
Requirements
Must be a full time student enrolled at Southeastern 2.0 GPA
Southeastern Entrepreneurship Board
Organization Info
Southeastern Gospel Choir
Organization Info
President: Leah Whittington leah.whittington@selu.edu
Advisor: Frances Fonza frances.fonza@selu.edu
Dues: $50
Description
An on campus opportunity for students to actively patriciate in cultural and spiritual enrichment by rendering services to our schools, community, state, and country through expressions for his/her love for Christ and religion
Requirements
-2.5 GPA -Enrolled in 12 hours
Advisor: Frances Fonza frances.fonza@selu.edu
Dues: $50
Description
An on campus opportunity for students to actively patriciate in cultural and spiritual enrichment by rendering services to our schools, community, state, and country through expressions for his/her love for Christ and religion
Requirements
-2.5 GPA -Enrolled in 12 hours
Southeastern Louisiana University BassFishing Team
Organization Info
President: Cayden Reily (mcayden.reily@selu.edu)
Advisor: Jared Reno (jared.reno@selu.edu)
Dues: Dues will be $100 every year (2 full semesters).
Description
The Southeastern Louisiana University Fishing Team will be focusing on Bass fishing and competing in tournaments across the United States. We will be competing in the MLF, ACA, and BASS tournaments and if qualified the National Championships. Our group is open to all wanting to join, even if the individual does not want to compete in the tournaments. We will have monthly meetings in which all members are required to attend. Once established we will have mandatory community service events all members MUST attend.
Requirements
A current Southeastern student and willing to come to the meeting with an open mind and heart.
Advisor: Jared Reno (jared.reno@selu.edu)
Dues: Dues will be $100 every year (2 full semesters).
Description
The Southeastern Louisiana University Fishing Team will be focusing on Bass fishing and competing in tournaments across the United States. We will be competing in the MLF, ACA, and BASS tournaments and if qualified the National Championships. Our group is open to all wanting to join, even if the individual does not want to compete in the tournaments. We will have monthly meetings in which all members are required to attend. Once established we will have mandatory community service events all members MUST attend.
Requirements
A current Southeastern student and willing to come to the meeting with an open mind and heart.
Southeastern Louisiana University Project Hope
Organization Info
President: Makaila Selders (makaila.selders@selu.edu)
Advisor: Samantha Smith (samantha.smith-3@selu.edu)
Dues: $25 (including a T-Shirt)
Description
The organization would mainly focus on the mental health of all students at the university. It would help them gain the skills and knowledge they need to battle their mental health while trying to navigate through college. It would also help people that are battling anxiety, depression, and spiritual health. Although I know we have the University counseling center, most people are afraid to go ask for help professionally. This would be a great opportunity for many of us to come forward and see that they are not going through this illness alone.
Requirements
Must be a Southeastern Louisiana University Student; Mus pay dues to be an active member, but everyone is welcomed.
Advisor: Samantha Smith (samantha.smith-3@selu.edu)
Dues: $25 (including a T-Shirt)
Description
The organization would mainly focus on the mental health of all students at the university. It would help them gain the skills and knowledge they need to battle their mental health while trying to navigate through college. It would also help people that are battling anxiety, depression, and spiritual health. Although I know we have the University counseling center, most people are afraid to go ask for help professionally. This would be a great opportunity for many of us to come forward and see that they are not going through this illness alone.
Requirements
Must be a Southeastern Louisiana University Student; Mus pay dues to be an active member, but everyone is welcomed.
Southeastern Louisiana University Reserve Officers
Organization Info
President: Leah Gil Leah.gil@selu.edu
Advisor: Abigail Cashio (jabigail.cashio@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues.
Description
An agreement between the United States Army Cadet Command and the Louisiana Army National Guard allowed the Southeastern Louisiana University's Army ROTC program to return in the Spring of 2016 as an extension of the Southern "Jaguar Battalion" Army ROTC program. We encourage anyone considering service in the military or simply looking for an opportunity to enhance their leadership characteristics to research our program. These skills are essential to military service and can assist with furthering your civilian leadership or management opportunities. Through the Jaguar Battalion at Southeastern, you will learn from some of the best cadres within the United States Army Cadet Command. No military obligation for the first two years. However, if you desire to continue throughout the remainder of your college career, you will earn the opportunity to commission as a Second Lieutenant (211) in the Active Duty Army, Army National Guard, or Army Reserves, in a variety of skills (Branches).
Requirements
Enrolled into a Military Science Class for two consecutive semesters; Currently contracted as a ROTC cadet; GPA 2.0.
Advisor: Abigail Cashio (jabigail.cashio@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues.
Description
An agreement between the United States Army Cadet Command and the Louisiana Army National Guard allowed the Southeastern Louisiana University's Army ROTC program to return in the Spring of 2016 as an extension of the Southern "Jaguar Battalion" Army ROTC program. We encourage anyone considering service in the military or simply looking for an opportunity to enhance their leadership characteristics to research our program. These skills are essential to military service and can assist with furthering your civilian leadership or management opportunities. Through the Jaguar Battalion at Southeastern, you will learn from some of the best cadres within the United States Army Cadet Command. No military obligation for the first two years. However, if you desire to continue throughout the remainder of your college career, you will earn the opportunity to commission as a Second Lieutenant (211) in the Active Duty Army, Army National Guard, or Army Reserves, in a variety of skills (Branches).
Requirements
Enrolled into a Military Science Class for two consecutive semesters; Currently contracted as a ROTC cadet; GPA 2.0.
Southeastern Pre-Physician Assistant Society
Organization Info
Southeastern Pre-Physician Assistant Society
Organization Info
Southeastern Sociological Association
Organization Info
President: Kaleigh Bourgeois kaleigh.bourgeois@selu.edu
Advisor: Russel Castro (rcastro@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues.
Description
The purpose of our organization is to educate the student body and our community about social issues, as well as to engage in actions which promote social change. We are a pro-working class, antiracist, antisexist, anti-imperialist, anti-homophobic and anti-transgenderphobic student organization. We oprate on the principles of participatory democracy, meaning we believe that every member's voice counts and that they should be respected by others members of the group.
Requirements
Membership shall be open to all students with an interest in sociology and social change.
Advisor: Russel Castro (rcastro@selu.edu)
Dues: No dues.
Description
The purpose of our organization is to educate the student body and our community about social issues, as well as to engage in actions which promote social change. We are a pro-working class, antiracist, antisexist, anti-imperialist, anti-homophobic and anti-transgenderphobic student organization. We oprate on the principles of participatory democracy, meaning we believe that every member's voice counts and that they should be respected by others members of the group.
Requirements
Membership shall be open to all students with an interest in sociology and social change.
Student Goverment Association
Organization Info
President: Maria Necheva (sgapresident@southeastern.edu)
Advisor: Zachary Handlin zachary.handlin@selu.edu
Dues: N/A
Description
The Student Government Association is here to serve the students of Southeastern Louisiana University through communication between students, administration, and the community. SGA hosts educational and social events, and offers numerous services that contribute to the advancement of the University and its students.
Requirements
Be an enrolled student at Southeastern Louisiana University. 2.5 GPA
Advisor: Zachary Handlin zachary.handlin@selu.edu
Dues: N/A
Description
The Student Government Association is here to serve the students of Southeastern Louisiana University through communication between students, administration, and the community. SGA hosts educational and social events, and offers numerous services that contribute to the advancement of the University and its students.
Requirements
Be an enrolled student at Southeastern Louisiana University. 2.5 GPA
Student-Led Louisiana Early Childhood Association
Organization Info
President: Tania Granados tania.granados@southeastern.edu
Advisor: Jill Barry (jill.barry@southeastern.edu)
Dues: two checks—one made out to “LAECA” in the amount of $40 for state and regional membership and one made out to “SLAECA” in the amount of $10 for student membership
Description
Our purpose is to increase awareness of the needs and to work for knowledge and understanding of young children in Louisiana both at school and at home and to provide opportunities for collaboration between those who are concerned about the needs of young children and families.
Requirements
Membership shall be open to all students on Southeastern Louisiana University campus who are concerned with the young child and their families. Qualifications: Any student of Southeastern Louisiana University who has paid his/her tuition and SLAECA dues
Advisor: Jill Barry (jill.barry@southeastern.edu)
Dues: two checks—one made out to “LAECA” in the amount of $40 for state and regional membership and one made out to “SLAECA” in the amount of $10 for student membership
Description
Our purpose is to increase awareness of the needs and to work for knowledge and understanding of young children in Louisiana both at school and at home and to provide opportunities for collaboration between those who are concerned about the needs of young children and families.
Requirements
Membership shall be open to all students on Southeastern Louisiana University campus who are concerned with the young child and their families. Qualifications: Any student of Southeastern Louisiana University who has paid his/her tuition and SLAECA dues
Young Ladies of Service and Grace
Organization Info
President: Lariah Foster Lariah.Foster@selu.edu
Advisor: Keonta Johnson Keonta.johnson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to lead society in service and guide people kindly with words and assistance. This group is a safe space for young women to truly be themselves and also figure out who they are while uplifting each other and people in the community. A group striving to serve the community through service and developing into phenomenal young women.
Requirements
Must have a drive to serve the community and a positive attitude.
Advisor: Keonta Johnson Keonta.johnson@selu.edu
Dues: -
Description
The purpose of this organization is to lead society in service and guide people kindly with words and assistance. This group is a safe space for young women to truly be themselves and also figure out who they are while uplifting each other and people in the community. A group striving to serve the community through service and developing into phenomenal young women.
Requirements
Must have a drive to serve the community and a positive attitude.