Geneva College's Clubs and Organizations offer a variety of opportunities to get plugged in on campus. Whether you enjoy the arts, playing sports, or joining an accredited chapter of an academic club, there's something for everyone! Below you will find a list of the current, active clubs & student organizations on campus.
Note: These are student organized and led clubs associated with Geneva College
Our mission is to connect students with professional opportunities for networking, development, and jobs in the field of accounting.
The objective of ASCE Geneva Chapter is the promotion of the Civil Engineering profession, through the organized effort of this group and through student interaction with each other and members of the engineering profession.
Open to all students, recommended for engineering students
The ASME club exists to advance and disseminate the theory and practice of mechanical engineering, the presentation of proper perspective of engineering work, and the opportunity to become acquainted with the personnel and activities of the national society. We also serve the mechanical engineering students at Geneva by providing opportunities to network with classmates and professors in the engineering department in ways that promote professional consciousness and fellowship.
Open to all students. Recommended for engineering students
The mission of the Geneva College Chemistry club is to provide a Christ centered atmosphere for academic growth in the physical sciences. We strive to achieve this goal through public demonstrations, academic lectures, research projects, service projects and overall discussions of faith and science.
To provide an environment where students interested in computer engineering, electrical engineering, and computer science can explore various aspects of computer and electrical engineering by creating various out-of-the-classroom projects. Our goal is to contribute to the community of this campus and Beaver Falls. We want to have a place to allow students to integrate the knowledge they have learned in the classroom through developing real-world applications that are fun and benefit us and others.
Open to all students
The mission of our criminal justice club is to create an opportunity for students to learn about the criminal justice profession and those impacted by the criminal justice system in a Christian environment. The club emphasizes the importance of Christian education in each student's professional and spiritual development
Open to all students
The purpose of GSEA shall be (1) to foster a spirit of collegiality among education majors; (2) to provide a co-curricular format for educating future teachers about current resources, strategies, and issues surrounding the school organization and education; and (3) to provide opportunities for community service to benefit school-aged children.
The purpose of this club is to enhance the educational and social experience of students on the Geneva College campus by furthering academic knowledge, promoting awareness of communication disorders in surrounding communities, and preparing students for a future career in speech-language pathology.
Late Night Breakfast - End of Spring Semester Study Reading Day
A Christ-centered student led group designed to bring together, support, and educate anyone interested in pursuing a pre-health care career path. Working alongside faculty advisors with experience in the field, officers will plan and organize activities for students and citizens in the community.
Seeks to prepare prospective law students with adequate resources to prepare them for the unique challenges of preparing for law school. This includes, but is not limited to, introducing students to individuals in the legal profession, creating connections with law school admissions officers in the Western Pennsylvania area and beyond, and preparing students for the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT). An extra emphasis will be placed on developing and understanding of the Biblical concept of justice, Isaiah 1:17 claims, "Learn to do goo; seek justice, correct oppression..." (NIV). As future professionals in the business of justice, the Club will focus on advancing justice on our campus as well as in the greater Beaver Falls community.
Open to all students
Our mission is to celebrate Japanese on campus through exposure to anime, manga, craft, food, games and other opportunities.
Open to all students
Promote stewardship of the creation on Geneva’s campus and in the community. To teach and demonstrate what it means to be cultivators of creation through learning about God's creation and continuing to beautify our campus and surrounding communities. We provide education about creation and history of resource use, promote discussion about environmental topics, participate in community service projects, encourage related research projects, and track progress of Geneva’s environmental stewardship practices.
To glorify God through the exaltation and preservation of the sanctity of life, manifested in bringing awareness to and working to protect the life of the unborn. This is to be done in a way which demonstrates all-surpassing love for God and Christ-honoring love for neighbor.
Open to all students
As Geneva College cheerleaders, we strive to promote school spirit and to boost the morale of the Geneva College football, and men′s basketball teams. We exist to encourage our fellow athletes as they work hard to better themselves and their teams throughout the respective seasons. As Geneva College Cheerleaders, it is considered our responsibility and our joy to promote a positive athletic environment, while supporting the Geneva College men′s football and basketball teams. We exist to entertain and to encourage spectators to act in a positive and sportsmanship-like way at respective athletic games.
To create an environment where students can come enjoy the competitive sport of rugby while forming camaraderie, friendship, pride, and brotherhood.
If you don't see an organization for the interest you have, consider starting your own club! We give students the resources to set up groups based on their interests. Submit the New Club Proposal Packet to the Center for Student Engagement. New Student organizations must have at least three members – a president, a vice president and a treasurer, an on-campus faculty or staff advisor, and a constitution.
Email: clubs@geneva.edu.
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