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The Forge Garden ClubSpecial Interest
The Forge Garden Club
We promote a sustainable lifestyle in an urban setting through eating locally and enjoying the outdoors.
Primary Contact
Everett Kinkade, Samantha ZamoraSecondary Contact
Chloe PetersAdvisor
Katharine RondthalerSpecial Interest -
Active Minds at Santa Clara UniversitySpecial Interest
Active Minds at Santa Clara University
Active Minds at Santa Clara University will work to address mental health issues on campus by raising awareness of the importance of student mental health, educating the campus community, supporting students with mental illness, and promoting mental health services at Santa Clara University.
Primary Contact
Aelya ImranSecondary Contact
Ngozi NwabuzohAdvisor
Chi NguyenSpecial Interest -
Acts2 Christian FellowshipFaith-based
Acts2 Christian Fellowship
Faith-Based Christian group that seeks to provide fellowship and Bible study to students.
Primary Contact
Aaron FukumuraSecondary Contact
Nick WuFaith-based -
Alpha Kappa PsiAcademic & Professional
Alpha Kappa Psi
A brotherhood of diverse student leaders committed to facilitating involvement with the community and enhancing the development of the whole person by channeling passion into action
Primary Contact
Alec GonzalesSecondary Contact
Nithya KironAdvisor
Mandy FerraroWebsite
http://scuakpsi.com/Academic & Professional -
Alpha Phi OmegaAcademic & Professional
Alpha Phi Omega
Nation Co-Ed service fraternity promoting leadership, friendship, and service. Throughout the year there are a variety of service events that span from small campus volunteering opportunities to national scale projects.
Primary Contact
Thuy LeSecondary Contact
Anna Fraser-PhilbinAdvisor
John TroidlAcademic & Professional -
Alpha Psi OmegaPerformance Arts
Alpha Psi Omega
Primary Contact
Madison House-TuckSecondary Contact
Alexa RojekPerformance Arts -
American Institute of Aeronautics and AstronauticsEngineering
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
AIAA is the premier aerospace club for students interested in aerospace engineering, aerodynamics, and other related fields.
Primary Contact
Karla RaigozaSecondary Contact
Thomas MoreyAdvisor
Christopher KittsEngineering -
American Sign Language ClubSpecial Interest
American Sign Language Club
Goal is to teach American Sign Language and Deaf culture and get American Sign Language more recognized on campus.
Primary Contact
Jacob Marinshaw and Emma WeinbergSecondary Contact
Mariana PereraAdvisor
Christopher KittsSpecial Interest -
American Society of Mechanical EngineersEngineering
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Mechanical Engineering focused club whose purpose is to aid student learning through engineering projects and create professional connections with the industry.
Primary Contact
Andrew TorranceSecondary Contact
Jonathan BorstAdvisor
Michael J. TaylorEngineering -
Anthropology ClubAcademic & Professional
Anthropology Club
Anthropology club is a community dedicated to promoting engagement and learning in the field of anthropology for all student interested in the discipline.
Primary Contact
Kiersten BradySecondary Contact
Cara HostetterAdvisor
Ryan AndersonAcademic & Professional -
Armenian Students' AssociationCultural
Armenian Students' Association
Place where students of Armenian descent can unite as a distinct cultural group, through activist, cultural, educational, philanthropic, and social efforts, without any outside political influence.
Primary Contact
Karin KomshianSecondary Contact
Emily YekikianCultural -
Asian Pacific-Islander Student UnionCultural
Asian Pacific-Islander Student Union
The Asian Pacific Islander Student Union is a student run organization that provides a comfortable space for students of different backgrounds. We aim to promote our culture through various activities and events.
Primary Contact
Cynthia Zhang and Hayley ArimaSecondary Contact
Kalle SuzukiAdvisor
Lori SalazarCultural -
Association for Computing and Machinery - Women's ChapterEngineering
Association for Computing and Machinery - Women's Chapter
We will focus on empowering women to get involved in activities that promote the participation of women in computing. ACM-W promotes the growth and development of women seeking to attain careers in computing.
Primary Contact
Olivia Figueira; Story DeWeeseSecondary Contact
Kristina AndersonAdvisor
Silvia FigueiraEngineering -
Association for Computing MachineryEngineering
Association for Computing Machinery
ACM, the world's largest educational and scientific computing society, delivers resources that advance computing as a science and a profession. ACM provides the computing field's premier Digital Library and serves its members and the computing profession with leading-edge publications, conferences, and career resources.
Primary Contact
Paul AhrensSecondary Contact
Alexander KennedyAdvisor
Yi FangEngineering -
Ballet Folklórico de SCUPerformance Arts
Ballet Folklórico de SCU
Ballet Folklorico is a Mexican folk-dancing club dedicated to showcasing the beauty of Mexican culture through dance.
Primary Contact
Areli HernandezSecondary Contact
Andres CisnerosPerformance Arts -
Barkada of SCUCultural
Barkada of SCU
Promote the awareness of the Filipino culture and community on the SCU campus through education, networking, and social activities/events while upholding its heritage, traditions, and relationships.
Primary Contact
Samantha Sy, Ariana VergonioSecondary Contact
Dana MilitanteCultural -
Be the Match On CampusService
Be the Match On Campus
Providing meaningful, unique opportunities for students to learn about blood cancers and other life-threatening diseases treated by a marrow transplant. Holding campus-wide marrow education/awareness events, donor registry and fundraising events and activities to give the entire student body the opportunity to join in this social movement and global effort.
Primary Contact
Emily MachadoSecondary Contact
Jennifer SchulzService -
BioInnovation and DesignAcademic & Professional
BioInnovation and Design
Provides students an opportunity to use design thinking to brainstorm and develop new solutions and products to solving healthcare problems. After coming up with an innovative solution to a health issue presented by the club, students will work in interdisciplinary groups, and go through rapid prototyping and product development sessions. Finally, the groups will then have the opportunity to pitch their ideas to a panel of teachers and knowledgeable students for feedback.
Primary Contact
David Diebold, Shreya VenkateshSecondary Contact
Pooja KherAdvisor
Prashanth AsuriAcademic & Professional -
Biomedical Engineering SocietyEngineering
Biomedical Engineering Society
Promoting the profession of bioengineering through study, research, and discussion of current technological advances and issues in the biomedical field. The student chapter further immerses its members into the biomedical field through social, community, and professional activities.
Primary Contact
Claire HultquistSecondary Contact
Lashan WijayawickramaAdvisor
Dr. Jonathan ZhangEngineering -
Bronco Film SocietyRecreational
Bronco Film Society
The Bronco Film Society shares its love for film by hosting movie showings on campus at SCU. We also organize trips to off campus theaters and events to experience the latest releases.
Primary Contact
Marie WelshSecondary Contact
Ryan WillettRecreational -
BroncoDesignEngineering
BroncoDesign
Teach and inform students on the principles of product and industrial design, as well as encourage interest in design thinking, with the ultimate goal of gaining enough momentum to offer more product design classes and eventually a product design major at SCU.
Primary Contact
William McMullenSecondary Contact
Rory PannkukAdvisor
Christopher KittsEngineering -
Broncos for LifeFaith-based
Broncos for Life
Gather together SCU students of all faiths to respect and promote the dignity of life, from conception to natural death. Broncos for Life has three vital aspects: faith, education and action/service.
Primary Contact
Matt BelfordSecondary Contact
Claire DixonFaith-based -
Camp Kesem at Santa Clara UniversityService
Camp Kesem at Santa Clara University
Provide children affected by a parent’s cancer with a supportive, lifelong camp community that recognizes and understands their unique needs.
Primary Contact
Michaela PernettiSecondary Contact
Reese QuantrillService -
CHAARGRecreational
CHAARG
CHAARG at SCU has the purpose of liberating girls from the elliptical and showing them that health and fitness should be fun.
Primary Contact
Olivia CarterSecondary Contact
Alanna SemerjianAdvisor
Lori SalazarRecreational -
Chinese Student AssociationCultural
Chinese Student Association
The Chinese Student Association (CSA) aims to educate about diversity, as well as to support and encourage a further understanding of Chinese culture through social events and activities we provide to all students of Santa Clara University. CSA also promotes outreach to the Asian community through community service events.
Primary Contact
Daniel Bao, Kelsey LeonSecondary Contact
Krystal LamAdvisor
Yujie GeCultural -
Christian Life CommunityFaith-based
Christian Life Community
Group of Santa Clara Students who help one another discover our personal vocations. We meet weekly in small groups of 6 to 10 members to pray, reflect, and discuss issues of life and faith. We also gather regularly for large group activities: social events, conversations and prayers, and service projects.
Primary Contact
Hayley SeenoSecondary Contact
Riley MoranAdvisor
Alexander GaroutteFaith-based -
Clara Craft ClubSpecial Interest
Clara Craft Club
Provide an inclusive, stress-free environment for the community of Santa Clara University and to encourage creativity through Do-It-Yourself (DIY) arts and crafts projects. CCC will cater to member craft requests to foster an inclusive and communicative atmosphere.
Primary Contact
Tia LovellSecondary Contact
Patricia MallariSpecial Interest -
Classical Antiquities Engaging Students and ResidentsCultural
Classical Antiquities Engaging Students and Residents
C.A.E.S.A.R. is a culture club which intends to promote awareness and generate interest of the Classical world in the SCU community. It vies to provide the SCU community with the ability to experience and learn the cultures and ideas of the Ancient World. This objective will mainly be achieved through events such as museum visits, movie nights, discussions of topics ranging from philosophy to history among members and with invited faculty.
Primary Contact
Ye Chit KoSecondary Contact
Sean SevillaAdvisor
Angela HolzmeisterCultural -
CodersSpecial Interest
Coders
Coder organization aims to help students with the code interview, provide SCU engineering students with the capabilities of industry work, and enhance the involvement of it's community members.
Primary Contact
Jack LiuSecondary Contact
Jialu SunAdvisor
Lori SalazarSpecial Interest -
College Catholics ClubFaith-based
College Catholics Club
College Catholics offers spiritual and intellectual formation for Catholic students on campus and for those interested in Catholicism.
Primary Contact
Nick RogersSecondary Contact
Claire DixonFaith-based -
Colleges Against Cancer- Relay for LifeService
Colleges Against Cancer- Relay for Life
Colleges Against Cancer hosts the 24-hour Relay for Life event that fundraises money for the American Cancer Society.
Primary Contact
Sarah LopezSecondary Contact
Chloe Gentile-MontgomeryAdvisor
Lori SalzarService -
Commuter Student UnionSpecial Interest
Commuter Student Union
The Commuter Student Union serves as a centralized hub for commuters to link with one another, integrate into the student community and discuss important commuting-related issues.
Primary Contact
Dominic TranSecondary Contact
Carolyn DoAdvisor
Lori SalazarSpecial Interest -
CORE Christian FellowshipFaith-based
CORE Christian Fellowship
Centered on Christ, CORE stands upon the foundation of the local church, scripture and Gospel. We build one another together in truth and love to grow lifelong faith and glorify God. Ephesians 2:19-22
Primary Contact
Spencer ChinSecondary Contact
Bradford KiddFaith-based -
CruFaith-based
Cru
Cru is a Christian community passionate about connecting students to Jesus Christ. We aim to provide a space for the students at Santa Clara University to learn and grow in their faith to inspire the advancement of God’s purpose in the world.
Primary Contact
Kristi Chon and Clarisse ChanSecondary Contact
Mark SoAdvisor
Eric YangFaith-based -
Cultural Italian American OrganizationSpecial Interest
Cultural Italian American Organization
The Cultural Italian American Organization unifies Italian-American students at Santa Clara through quarterly events that engage students in their common heritage and interest in Italian culture,
Primary Contact
Jake MoskovitzSecondary Contact
Josh KendallAdvisor
Marie BertolaSpecial Interest -
Delta Epsilon MuAcademic & Professional
Delta Epsilon Mu
Delta Epsilon Mu exists to provide an informative, educational, and social setting for all students either pursuing or interested in the health fields.
Primary Contact
Laura HollisonSecondary Contact
Karen KikutaAdvisor
Craig StephensAcademic & Professional -
Delta Sigma PiBusiness
Delta Sigma Pi
Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity of students studying business.
Primary Contact
Jack CodigaSecondary Contact
Erich HillAdvisor
Seoyoung KimBusiness -
Dynamic RhythmPerformance Arts
Dynamic Rhythm
Tap dance performance group
Primary Contact
Alissa LaFerriereSecondary Contact
Ashley CostaAdvisor
Pauline KanterPerformance Arts -
Economics Student AssociationAcademic & Professional
Economics Student Association
Connecting undergraduate economics majors with their professors and providing opportunities to help them explore potential interests and careers.
Primary Contact
Hope McGowanSecondary Contact
Nathan RedinboAdvisor
Helmers ChristianAcademic & Professional -
Engineering World HealthAcademic & Professional
Engineering World Health
Bring together people from a variety of academic disciplines, specifically those who are studying engineering and natural sciences to work on projects that tackle global health issues. Emphasize human-centered design thinking and evidence-based methods through a collaborative, frugal approach.
Primary Contact
Mira DiwanSecondary Contact
Leepakshi JoharAdvisor
Michele ParkerAcademic & Professional -
Engineers Without BordersEngineering
Engineers Without Borders
Our vision is a world in which the communities we serve have the capacity to sustainably meet their basic human needs, and that our members have enriched global perspectives through the innovative, professional, and educational opportunities in which we engage. EWB-USA supports community-driven development programs worldwide by collaborating with local partners to design and implement sustainable engineering projects, while creating transformative experiences and responsible leaders.
Primary Contact
Shiyin LimSecondary Contact
Jonathan BorstAdvisor
Tonya NilssonEngineering -
Ethnic Studies ClubSocial Justice
Ethnic Studies Club
The Ethnic Studies Club serves as an academic resource for students within the department as well as a space of solidarity, community organizing, and engagement with broader Bay Area activism for all students regardless of major.
Primary Contact
Maddie WilcoxSecondary Contact
Emily MunAdvisor
Anthony HazardSocial Justice -
Fighting to end Animal Torture (FEAT)Social Justice
Fighting to end Animal Torture (FEAT)
Animal activism/Vegetarianism club on campus
Primary Contact
Jacqui JonesSecondary Contact
Lauren HewittSocial Justice -
Food Recovery NetworkService
Food Recovery Network
To fight food waste and hunger by recovering surplus food from on-campus dining venues and catered events and donating it to a local non-profit food distribution center. To promote greater consciousness of the injustices of food waste amongst the student body at Santa Clara University.
Primary Contact
Sammi Bennett, Ashley RicksSecondary Contact
Evie KinkadeAdvisor
Stephanie HughesService -
Grass Roots Environmental Efforts NowSpecial Interest
Grass Roots Environmental Efforts Now
Grass Roots Environmental Efforts Now, organization focusing on raising awareness of environmental issues and enacting change
Primary Contact
Jessica FrancoSecondary Contact
Nathan RedinboSpecial Interest -
Habitat for HumanityService
Habitat for Humanity
Creating opportunities for simple, decent, affordable housing on behalf of families enduring unacceptable living conditions or homelessness in both local and distant communities relative to Santa Clara University and its dedicated student population.
Primary Contact
PJ McCurdy, Leah StarSecondary Contact
Riley PendergastAdvisor
Hisham SaidService -
HeForShe at Santa Clara UniversitySocial Justice
HeForShe at Santa Clara University
HeForShe promotes gender equality at Santa Clara University and motivates all students to stand together because women’s rights are human rights.
Primary Contact
Avery Rissling and Mara StrongSecondary Contact
Nicole JacobusAdvisor
Kristin KusanovichSocial Justice -
Her Campus SCUSpecial Interest
Her Campus SCU
Provide an online hub for Santa Clara‘s women by providing content that is both a resource and a source of entertainment, highlighting campus news, events, interesting students, faculty, alumni, campus photos, and fashion and lifestyle content specifically tailored for women at Santa Clara. Staff members will gain journalism, marketing, publicity, and digital media experience, and all students at Santa Clara will gain a new and fun online resource through this online publication.
Primary Contact
Madison House-Tuck, Julia JoyceSecondary Contact
Sarah KlearmanSpecial Interest -
Her Life, His GloryFaith-based
Her Life, His Glory
Her Life, His Glory is a collegiate Christian ministry dedicated to helping modern youngwomen grow spiritually, emotionally, and interpersonally while inspiring them to lead healthy, authentic, and Christ-centered lives.
Primary Contact
Claire DixonSecondary Contact
Casey XuerebAdvisor
Lori SalazarFaith-based -
Hermanas Unidas de SCUSpecial Interest
Hermanas Unidas de SCU
An organization catered to Latinx women and anyone else interested in joining that provides academic support, community service opportunities and collegiate networking.
Primary Contact
Raylene Hernandez and Daisy LunaSpecial Interest -
History Club
History Club
The club aims to provide a social space beyond the classroom for students of all majors to share their passion for history and satisfy their curiosity about how the past can inform our understanding of the present.
Primary Contact
Saachi MarfatiaSecondary Contact
Lawton YoungAdvisor
Meg Gudgeirsson -
Hua Xia Student SocietyCultural
Hua Xia Student Society
HXSS is a student-orientated club with an ultimate goal to promote the awareness of Chinese culture and enhance the involvement of its members in the SCU community. HXSS host several events to help members digest American culture, meet new friends and have fun throughout the year.
Primary Contact
Wei YueSecondary Contact
Xinyao LiuCultural -
IgwebuikeCultural
Igwebuike
Promote awareness of African-American issues and provides numerous social and educational activities as well as support for students.
Primary Contact
Haley HowardSecondary Contact
Darrell GossAdvisor
Raymond PlazaCultural -
Inoperable HumorPerformance Arts
Inoperable Humor
Provide an opportunity for members to learn and practice improvisational acting techniques as well as to provide entertainment for the campus community.
Primary Contact
Megan RositanoSecondary Contact
Brigid RigaliAdvisor
Kimberly Mohn-HillPerformance Arts -
Institute of Electrical and Electronics EngineersEngineering
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
A student branch of a professional organization to develop electrical engineering skills and promote student involvement to create a more humane and sustainable world through engineering. Through company tours, workshops, speakers, conferences, and events, IEEE members have a broad range of opportunities to explore the field of electrical engineering.
Primary Contact
James WangSecondary Contact
Abby AguirreAdvisor
Shoba KrishnanEngineering -
IntandeshCultural
Intandesh
Intandesh serves to promote the social and cultural awareness of South Asian countries at Santa Clara University through community service, knowledge, education, and love.
Primary Contact
Apoorva RajanalaSecondary Contact
Ghena JudgeAdvisor
Raymond PlazaCultural -
Japanese Student AssociationCultural
Japanese Student Association
Celebrates Japanese heritage while striving to promote education and awareness of this unique and ever changing culture in the Santa Clara community.
Primary Contact
Cory Mason GongSecondary Contact
Linda WangAdvisor
Lori SalazarCultural -
JapanimeSpecial Interest
Japanime
Group interested in exploring Science Fiction, Fantasy and Anime.
Primary Contact
Jennifer ChunSecondary Contact
Kaleb CervantesSpecial Interest -
Jewish Student UnionFaith-based
Jewish Student Union
Primary Contact
Julian DreimanSecondary Contact
Abby RoubalFaith-based -
Ka Mana'o O HawaiiCultural
Ka Mana'o O Hawaii
To foster the culture of Hawaii here at Santa Clara University, and create a community not only for students from Hawaii, but also for those who are interested in learning about our culture.
Primary Contact
Mandy MatsumotoSecondary Contact
Kamaile SegundoCultural -
Korean Student AssociationCultural
Korean Student Association
Unify students of Santa Clara University that identify ethnically as Korean while promoting Korean traditions and heritage to students who are interested in exploring and learning Korean culture.
Primary Contact
Matthew OrdonaSecondary Contact
Katia LiCultural -
Lambda Pi EtaAcademic & Professional
Lambda Pi Eta
Communications honor society to promote academic excellence, service, and leadership through the application of the artistic, humanistic, and scientific principles of communication.
Primary Contact
Catherine NewcombSecondary Contact
Jacqui VillarrealAdvisor
Sreela SarkarAcademic & Professional -
Latino Business Student AssociationBusiness
Latino Business Student Association
Educates and prepares members, providing them with the necessary tools and skills to strive and succeed in the business world.
Primary Contact
Leopoldo MaganaSecondary Contact
Jessica RamirezBusiness -
Leavey Black Business AssociationBusiness
Leavey Black Business Association
Our mission is to support African American/Black students and other underrepresented groups with their business affiliated aspirations through professional exposure, professional development opportunities, and community involvement.
Primary Contact
Austin GraySecondary Contact
Chad BrownBusiness -
Microfinance OrganizationAcademic
Microfinance Organization
Educate and spread awareness about Microfinance and empower people living in poverty to transform their lives and their communities in a sustainable manner through social entrepreneurship.
Primary Contact
Jack BoothSecondary Contact
Makenna MitchellAdvisor
Long LeAcademic -
Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán-El FrenteCultural
Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán-El Frente
Promote the preservation, development, and unity of the Santa Clara University and larger Latinx/Chicanx community through a cultural, social, political, and academic consciousness.
Primary Contact
Diviana NavarroSecondary Contact
Miguel DiazCultural -
Muslim Student AssociationFaith-based
Muslim Student Association
Foster community for Muslim students and on campus and educate SCU student body about Islam in attempt to counteract common misconceptions about it.
Primary Contact
Bethool HaiderFaith-based -
National Alliance on Mental Illness on Campus at SCUSpecial Interest
National Alliance on Mental Illness on Campus at SCU
To increase mental health awareness and decrease the stigma associated with mental health issues on campus at SCU. Additionally, to build a community of solidarity among students who may be going through similar struggles.
Primary Contact
Makinzi MyersAdvisor
Nadeem HasanSpecial Interest -
National Society of Black EngineersEngineering
National Society of Black Engineers
Develop student interest in engineering and technically related fields; strive to increase the number of students studying engineering at both the undergraduate and graduate levels; and in the advancement of the ethnic minority engineers in professional industry.
Primary Contact
Lavelle SimmonsSecondary Contact
Sydney ThompsonAdvisor
Tokunbo OgunfunmiEngineering -
Native American Coalition for ChangeCultural
Native American Coalition for Change
The Native American Coalition for Change is a student-run group of students, faculty, and staff to provide a community for all Native students and promote Native education across campus.
Primary Contact
Katrina May, Catherine MooreSecondary Contact
Ella FogelAdvisor
Denise Castillo ChavezCultural -
New Life on Campus at Santa Clara UniversityFaith-based
New Life on Campus at Santa Clara University
New Life on Campus SCU is a college-age bible study committed to expository preaching and exists for the purpose of empowering students to exegetically analyze biblical texts, fellowship with one another on a weekly basis, and receive regular support through counsel and prayer. We aim to train future leaders in the church by working alongside New Life Community Church, a church located near campus in San Jose.
Primary Contact
Christopher TakFaith-based -
OdysseyAcademic & Professional
Odyssey
Odyssey is an online media platform that allows content creators to write and publish pieces to reach a large-scale audience.
Primary Contact
Maria NelsonSecondary Contact
Erika RasmussenAcademic & Professional -
OMIS Student NetworkBusiness
OMIS Student Network
The OMIS Student Network (OSN) provides the tools and resources necessary for OMIS undergraduates to grow their skills technically, professionally and personally
Primary Contact
Yueqi SuSecondary Contact
Kristen BerlingAdvisor
Surmana SurBusiness -
OneUp SCUService
OneUp SCU
Primary Contact
Will McMullenSecondary Contact
Jack BedardService -
OXFAM America ClubCultural
OXFAM America Club
In alignment with Oxfam America’s mission and current campaigns, the Oxfam America Club at Santa Clara University aims to construct and carryout projects and initiatives focused on alleviating poverty, hunger, and social injustice on both the international and local levels.
Primary Contact
Nicola GerbinoSecondary Contact
Erin RonaldAdvisor
Leslie GrayCultural -
People United for Reproductive RightsSocial Justice
People United for Reproductive Rights
Create a space for open dialogue regarding reproductive justice and the rights of all people to exercise their individual choices. Also, promote education of the whole person so that individuals may make informed choices about their health, and reach a compassionate understanding.
Primary Contact
Hannah SisneySecondary Contact
Fiona BellSocial Justice -
PERIOD @ Santa Clara UniversityService
PERIOD @ Santa Clara University
This is a chapter of a worldwide organization that helps provide homeless women with feminine hygiene products such as tampons, pads, and underwear. We also strive to start a conversation around campus and our community about the consequence that arise from having a taboo surrounding menstruation and how we can change that.
Primary Contact
WhitakerService -
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, InternationalAcademic & Professional
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International provides students in the pre-law career to focus on obtaining networking skills, legal field research, and integrity as part of a professional vocation.
Primary Contact
Kelly HubenAdvisor
Peter MinowitzAcademic & Professional -
Pi Tau Sigma Mechanical Engineering Honor SocietyAcademic & Professional
Pi Tau Sigma Mechanical Engineering Honor Society
Pi Tau Sigma is an honor society consisting of junior and senior mechanical engineering majors who have demonstrated excellence in their academic record at Santa Clara University. We recognize their achievements and host a variety of activities for members both for self-development and to provide guidance for the department.
Primary Contact
Jamie FerrisSecondary Contact
Andrew TorranceAdvisor
On Shun PakAcademic & Professional -
Psychology ClubAcademic & Professional
Psychology Club
Psychology Club provides fun events and interesting faculty talks for students who are interested in psychology.
Primary Contact
Aria BerlutiAdvisor
Lisa WhitfieldAcademic & Professional -
Public Health Science ClubAcademic & Professional
Public Health Science Club
Recognize the importance of Public Health as a career choice and the many opportunities it presents. This organization shall facilitate the acquainting of public health majors and other scientific fields that may pursue careers in the medical field other than medical school itself.
Primary Contact
Nidhi BandrapalliSecondary Contact
Theodore LooneyAdvisor
Katherine SaxtonAcademic & Professional -
Real Estate OrganizationBusiness
Real Estate Organization
SCU REO aims to provide an outlet for students interested in real estate to gather, connect, and share their interests. SCU REO intends to provide networking opportunities, up-to- date information on real estate trends, and unique insight into various real estate subjects from guest speakers. Our main goal is to deliver relevant, useful, and applicable knowledge of real estate to our members.
Primary Contact
Jack ChapmanSecondary Contact
Ryan HarmonAdvisor
Emily WilcoxBusiness -
Retail Studies Student AssociationBusiness
Retail Studies Student Association
RSSA provides students with many industry networking, scholarship, social and leadership opportunities and experiences.
Primary Contact
Lauren TauriacBusiness -
Salsa ClaraPerformance Arts
Salsa Clara
Place for students to learn how to dance a variety of latin-based dances such as salsa, bachata, merengue, and cumbia.
Primary Contact
Alejandra FraumePerformance Arts -
Santa Clara College Diabetes NetworkSpecial Interest
Santa Clara College Diabetes Network
Our Chapter of the College Diabetes Network aims to connect college students with and affected by Juvenile Diabetes in the hopes that these connections will create a support network which will enable students to fulfill their potential and limit the negative psychological and physical effects of Diabetes.
Primary Contact
Emma SmithSecondary Contact
Lydia FitzgeraldAdvisor
Melissa DoneganSpecial Interest -
Santa Clara ConsultingBusiness
Santa Clara Consulting
Work with local start-ups over the course of the academic quarter under an educational agreement to help them with any business challenges they are facing.
Primary Contact
Matilde SaucedoSecondary Contact
Sophie Nguyen, Cyrus MiremadiAdvisor
Bill MainsBusiness -
Santa Clara Dance CoalitionPerformance Arts
Santa Clara Dance Coalition
Student run dance club organizing performance, workshop and group activities to enhance the dance experience.
Primary Contact
Lauren ValeriSecondary Contact
Katherine SeelyAdvisor
Karyn ConnellPerformance Arts -
Santa Clara Finance AssociationBusiness
Santa Clara Finance Association
To best communicate to Finance majors and those interested in the financial field the ongoing changes, updates and intricacies of the financial market through a series of informative events, speakers, and University resources.
Primary Contact
Bradley SheffieldSecondary Contact
Gavynn ArtegaAdvisor
Samuel LeeBusiness -
Santa Clara Global Medical BrigadesService
Santa Clara Global Medical Brigades
SCU GMB is a club that works during the entire year to fundraise in order to travel during Spring Break to Nicaragua in order to aid with medical assistance in a community. The brigades learn basic medical skills while dvelving into the community and learning about a community who is not as resourceful as the community in Santa Clara University. Once back, we have meetings and present towards the school what we have taken with us from this incredible experience.
Primary Contact
Allison MilbrathSecondary Contact
Erica MartinezAdvisor
Jessica CrockettService -
Santa Clara Investment Banking ClubBusiness
Santa Clara Investment Banking Club
We work to expose members to investing in financial markets. We work together research, test, and experiment with trading strategies in simulated markets.
Primary Contact
Phillip BarberSecondary Contact
Riley HaaseBusiness -
Santa Clara Investment ClubAcademic & Professional
Santa Clara Investment Club
To expose club members to fields of study and careers within the U.S. and international stock markets. Smaller groups within the club will head certain sectors (technology, healthcare, cryptocurrency, industrial, etc.) within the market as well as to provide hands-on experience of trading simulated securities in the market. Students will also gain exposure to finance and investments through business research and guest speakers.
Primary Contact
Alex TaySecondary Contact
Brandon YupAcademic & Professional -
Santa Clara Pre Medical OutreachSpecial Interest
Santa Clara Pre Medical Outreach
We aim to be a resource for pre-health students and are trying to update our website of volunteer/clinical experiences of SCU undergraduates in order to help current and future undergraduates find meaningful volunteer experiences.
Primary Contact
Nita KumarSecondary Contact
Nicole MouchawarAdvisor
Brian McNelisSpecial Interest -
Santa Clara Pre-Health ClubAcademic & Professional
Santa Clara Pre-Health Club
Bringing health-related opportunities and events to SCU campus to enrich pre-health students' careers, and providing undergraduate students with relevant informations necessary to take their pre-health careers to the next leve
Primary Contact
Bhavyata VaddavalliSecondary Contact
Bethool HaiderAdvisor
Michele ParkerAcademic & Professional -
Santa Clara Pre-Law SocietySpecial Interest
Santa Clara Pre-Law Society
The PhotoSCU Organization strives to connect students with a passion for visual artistic media, specifically photography and videography and create a self-sustainable organization to further our member’s passions.
Primary Contact
mbalestreri@scu.eduSecondary Contact
aflor@scu.eduAdvisor
Brian BuckleySpecial Interest -
Santa Clara Pre-Medical OutreachAcademic & Professional
Santa Clara Pre-Medical Outreach
We aim to be a resource for pre-health students and are trying to update our website of volunteer/clinical experiences of SCU undergraduates in order to help current and future undergraduates find meaningful volunteer experiences.
Primary Contact
Nita KumarSecondary Contact
Nicole MouchawarAdvisor
Brian McNelisAcademic & Professional -
Santa Clara QueerRecreational
Santa Clara Queer
Primary Contact
Luciana BrandaRecreational -
Santa Clara Stand Up Comedy ClubPerformance Arts
Santa Clara Stand Up Comedy Club
Stand Up Comedy Club is a club where students who love stand up can get together to enjoy and practice the art form.
Primary Contact
Tyler PhamSecondary Contact
Kristian PlankPerformance Arts -
Santa Clara Tennis ClubRecreational
Santa Clara Tennis Club
A club that allows for students to play tennis at a competitive level.
Primary Contact
Jessica GeisSecondary Contact
Cameron McDowellRecreational -
Santa Clara Theta TauEngineering
Santa Clara Theta Tau
Develop and maintain a high standard of professional interest among its members, and to unite them in a strong bond of fraternal fellowship.
Primary Contact
Tiffany LeeSecondary Contact
Jes KuczenskiAdvisor
Jes KuczenskiEngineering -
Santa Clara University Accounting AssociationAcademic & Professional
Santa Clara University Accounting Association
Provide opportunities for students to interact with accounting professionals at events throughout the academic year, and to educate fellow students in their understanding of accounting and encourage their advancement within the accounting profession.
Primary Contact
Jordan FordAdvisor
Susan ParkerAcademic & Professional -
Santa Clara University Associated General ContractorsAcademic & Professional
Santa Clara University Associated General Contractors
The purpose of this club is to educate students into the challenges and tasks that come along with working in construction. This education is used to prepare students for attending the annual Associated Schools of Construction (ASC) competition in Sparks, Nevada.
Primary Contact
Jackson BordelonSecondary Contact
Megan SauterAdvisor
Hisham SaidAcademic & Professional -
Santa Clara University BarbellRecreational
Santa Clara University Barbell
SCU Barbell will provide weightlifters on campus a community that fosters a positive and competitive environment to help them achieve their fitness goals. We welcome anyone with intermediate to advanced lifting experience from all backgrounds, whether that be Powerlifting, CrossFit, Olympic Lifting, or Bodybuilding.
Primary Contact
Karin AizawaSecondary Contact
Colman LinAdvisor
Cameron BarrilleauxRecreational -
Santa Clara University Club BiologyAcademic & Professional
Santa Clara University Club Biology
Provide SCU with a network of students dedicated to understanding, learning, and perpetuating the study of biology.
Primary Contact
Alekhya ParvathaneniSecondary Contact
Patrick BoosAdvisor
Patrick BoosAcademic & Professional -
Santa Clara University College DemocratsSpecial Interest
Santa Clara University College Democrats
The College Democrats Club is a political club open to the Santa Clara University student body at large that aims to reach out to Democratic students and interested students alike. Our goal is to educate the Santa Clara University community and increase awareness of current politics and political campaigns.
Primary Contact
Charlie DouilleSpecial Interest -
Santa Clara University Music Appreciation ClubRecreational
Santa Clara University Music Appreciation Club
Music Appreciation Club is a weekly recreational club for students, faculty, and staff, to explore the world of music and create deeper conversations within the music realm. It welcomes all types of music and pushes its members to explore both contemporary and older ranges of music and its musical artists. Music Appreciation Club has weekly themes and poses deeper questions on understanding the importance and meaning behind all music has to offer.
Primary Contact
Mollie ReganSecondary Contact
Sam MelendezRecreational -
Santa Clara University Dental SocietyAcademic & Professional
Santa Clara University Dental Society
Providing environments for students interested in dentistry where students can participate in various communal, charitable and often dentalbased activities, such as interaction with local dental clinics, open discussions with various experts in the field of dentistry on a professional and social basis, and even guestlectures on the technological advancements of the dental field.
Primary Contact
Dave HeilSecondary Contact
Simrun SandhuAdvisor
Steven FedderAcademic & Professional -
Santa Clara University Distance ClubRecreational
Santa Clara University Distance Club
To have fun and foster a healthy/social atmosphere for all members while enjoying the outdoors and friends. Members go on runs around campus and around Bay Area.
Primary Contact
Keeson DavisSecondary Contact
Tay HollidayRecreational -
Santa Clara University Future Child AdvocatesService
Santa Clara University Future Child Advocates
Provide opportunities for undergraduate students to advocate and to become more aware of the issues involving the abuse and bullying of children, especially those who are more vulnerable, i.e. those with disabilities or who are considered “different”.
Primary Contact
Allie SimonSecondary Contact
Shelby BiService -
Santa Clara University Gaming GuildSpecial Interest
Santa Clara University Gaming Guild
A relaxed, "kick-back" style of gaming club, where people can come in and play games, talk about games, and make new friends.
Primary Contact
Daniel SepulvedaSecondary Contact
Sarah YergaSpecial Interest -
Santa Clara University Golf ClubRecreational
Santa Clara University Golf Club
To provide SCU students with an opportunity to play on a regular basis with fellow students who share a passion for the sport of golf, and, for those who wish, opportunities to play in collegiate club tournaments.
Primary Contact
Ryan BlairSecondary Contact
Colin AlexanderRecreational -
Santa Clara University Mock Trial TeamAcademic & Professional
Santa Clara University Mock Trial Team
Provide students with the opportunity to learn about the nature and process of litigation through a study of the federal rules of evidence, coaching from experienced lawyers, and simulated trial experiences (organized by the American Mock Trial Association).
Primary Contact
Maria ParkerAdvisor
Lori SalazarAcademic & Professional -
Santa Clara University Public Relations Student Society of AmericaAcademic & Professional
Santa Clara University Public Relations Student Society of America
To enhance knowledge of public relations and providing access to professional development opportunities and to serve the public relations profession by helping to develop highly qualified, well- prepared professionals.
Primary Contact
Daryl FallonSecondary Contact
Diane MenardoAdvisor
Charles ByersAcademic & Professional -
Santa Clara University Sociological AssociationAcademic & Professional
Santa Clara University Sociological Association
Strive to educate the Santa Clara Community about social inequalities, empower social change, and promote civic engagement through Jesuit Ideals and Sociological Theory.
Primary Contact
Emma Hmelar and Amanda EasonSecondary Contact
Cara ChiaraluceAcademic & Professional -
Santa Clara University Spikeball ClubRecreational
Santa Clara University Spikeball Club
Designed to unite students across campus who share a common interest in the game of Spikeball. Students of all skill and experience levels are welcome to join.
Primary Contact
Ross UrbinaSecondary Contact
Sterling EideRecreational -
Santa Clara University Student Chapter of the Association for Women in MathematicsAcademic & Professional
Santa Clara University Student Chapter of the Association for Women in Mathematics
Through the Science and Engineering Mentoring Outreach (SEMO) program, Santa Clara University students will participate in science education through outreach to a diverse community in the greater San Jose area. In a mutually beneficial collaboration, SCU students will provide higher education role models, STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) career awareness, and soft skill development through mentorship to elementary, middle, and high school students. Students will be inspired and motivated to pursue higher
education and careers in STEM and health fields by networking with young adult
role models and being equipped with a variety of soft skills for success.Primary Contact
Francie McCallSecondary Contact
Mika PhillipAcademic & Professional -
Science and Engineering Mentoring OutreachService
Science and Engineering Mentoring Outreach
Santa Clara University students will participate in science education through outreach to a diverse community. In a mutually beneficial collaboration, SCU students will provide higher education role models, STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) career awareness, and soft skill development through mentorship to high school students. High school students will be inspired and motivated to pursue higher education and careers in STEM and health fields by networking with young adult role models and being equipped with a variety of soft skills for success
Primary Contact
Mikaela LeySecondary Contact
Maria AbastillasAdvisor
Dr. Katy KorsmeyerService -
SCU A CappellaPerformance Arts
SCU A Cappella
Club consists of 5 distinct a cappella singing groups that perform on and off campus.
Primary Contact
Charlie CrawfordSecondary Contact
Sara MohrPerformance Arts -
SCU Car ClubSpecial Interest
SCU Car Club
Real life forum that gives the people of the SCU Community the ability to meet those who share the common interest of cars. It promotes the sport and hobby of owning, altering, building, modifying, appreciating, and gaining knowledge about automobiles of any year and encourages friendship and community amongst those who share a common passion of cars.
Primary Contact
Niko HeliotisSecondary Contact
Dean LugschSpecial Interest -
SCU Chess ClubSpecial Interest
SCU Chess Club
To provide the Santa Clara student body with an organized venue to practice and learn the great game of chess.
Primary Contact
Sinclair ChenSpecial Interest -
SCU ClimbingRecreational
SCU Climbing
Primary Contact
Matt KordonskyRecreational -
SCU College RepublicansSpecial Interest
SCU College Republicans
SCU College Republicans is a registered student organization at Santa Clara University, with over 200 registered members. The chapter is chartered with the CA College Republicans, under the College Republicans National Committee. We are actively recruiting new members to get involved, and make a change at a grass roots level. The CR chapter at Santa Clara seeks to gather like minded individuals to promote fiscal responsibility, free-markets and limited government (among other topics).
Primary Contact
Sydney AltobellSecondary Contact
Kelby UebelhorSpecial Interest -
SCU Cryptocurrency ClubSpecial Interest
SCU Cryptocurrency Club
The Cryptocurrency Club at SCU focuses on cryptocurrency and their technology. Cryptocurrency has great potential, enabling trustless digital payments and contracts, both verified on a public global ledger. We seek to promote cryptocurrencies by facilitating education and discussion, with the hope of fostering a broader academic community in this area.
Primary Contact
Thomas SytaSecondary Contact
Jake JohnsonSpecial Interest -
SCU French ClubCultural
SCU French Club
The SCU French club provides a space for students to speak the French language and learn more about French culture and French speaking countries around the globe!
Primary Contact
Matteo de SuduirautAdvisor
Nina TantiCultural -
SCU Gospel: Make a Joyful NoisePerformance Arts
SCU Gospel: Make a Joyful Noise
The SCU Gospel Choir strives to provide a safe, supportive home for all with a song in their heart.
Primary Contact
Nicole JacobusSecondary Contact
Lorena LatorrePerformance Arts -
SCU Harry Potter ClubSpecial Interest
SCU Harry Potter Club
SCU Harry Potter Club exists to gather creative, imaginative people with a common interest in Harry Potter. This club aspires to foster enthusiasm for Harry Potter and to inspire more people to read the books and watch the films.
Primary Contact
Mariah ManzanoSecondary Contact
Kyle de la FuenteSpecial Interest -
SCU HipnotikPerformance Arts
SCU Hipnotik
SCU's hip-hop dance group that strives to bring the Santa Clara community together through hip-hop dance and provide an outlet for students interested in Hip-Hop dance to express themselves in a group in which others share the same passion.
Primary Contact
Morgan Myers & Edlimar DelgadoSecondary Contact
Edlimar DelgadoAdvisor
Karyn ConnellPerformance Arts -
SCU JamsPerformance Arts
SCU Jams
Primary Contact
Mark SoPerformance Arts -
SCU Maker ClubEngineering
SCU Maker Club
The purpose of the Santa Clara University Maker Club is to gather a group of students with a desire to work with and learn more about the equipment located in the Santa Clara Engineering Maker Laboratory in order to collaborate on projects and enhance their engineering skills.
Primary Contact
Ben BrownSecondary Contact
Keiko KobayashiAdvisor
Christopher KittsEngineering -
SCU MindfulnessSpecial Interest
SCU Mindfulness
Santa Clara's Own It strives to include but men and women in engaging in dialogue to support women in all fields of professional life. The Own It board plans a day long summit to further this goal.
Primary Contact
Cassidy BashamSpecial Interest -
SCU Net ImpactBusiness
SCU Net Impact
Nonprofit organization that works to develop professional skills and empower individuals and businesses, particularly student groups, to address social issues.
Primary Contact
Camille HopeAdvisor
Michelle SteckerBusiness -
SCU Personal FinanceBusiness
SCU Personal Finance
Primary Contact
Ryan CalbertSecondary Contact
Katherine ZuAdvisor
Wendy KuBusiness -
SCU Skateboarding ClubRecreational
SCU Skateboarding Club
The Skateboarding Club serves to create a community amongst boardriders at Santa Clara University. We also serve the outer realm by offering easier ways to get into skating, offering free board maintenance, and lessons on safety.
Primary Contact
Devin MorenSecondary Contact
Jonathan EzellAdvisor
Dexter Zavalza Hough-SneeRecreational -
SCU Student Chapter of the American Society of Civil EngineersEngineering
SCU Student Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers
Encourage the development of a professional consciousness, to afford an opportunity for civil engineering students to become acquainted and to practice working together effectively, to promote a spirit of congeniality among them, and to provide friendly contact with the engineering profession.
Primary Contact
Monique HansenSecondary Contact
Ashton PolitzAdvisor
Reynaud SerretteEngineering -
SCU Vinnies
SCU Vinnies
The Vinnies Club at Santa Clara is dedicated to reaching out to those living on the margins. Our focus at SCU is serving and connecting with the homeless in the Santa Clara/San Jose community. Join us on Friday evenings for trips to St. James Park in San Jose, where we pass out boxed meals and connect with those suffering from homelessness. We meet at the Bronco Statue at 5:45. We look forward to meeting you there!
Primary Contact
Anna BussSecondary Contact
Claire ThomsAdvisor
Mitchell Gale -
SCU Women in STEMAcademic & Professional
SCU Women in STEM
Seeks to cultivate a community where female undergraduate students majoring in STEM fields can come together to support each other and explore various careers in the computer science, mathematics, engineering, public health, chemistry, and biotechnology fields.
Primary Contact
Cassidy BashamAdvisor
Katy KorsmeyerAcademic & Professional -
Sikh Student AssociationFaith-based
Sikh Student Association
The Sikh Student Association at SCU strives to spread awareness about Sikhism while providing a platform for Sikhs and non-Sikhs to connect.
Primary Contact
Jaspaul GhumannFaith-based -
Slam Poets of Santa Clara UniversityPerformance Arts
Slam Poets of Santa Clara University
Space for marginalized voices to be heard and valued, SPSCU will foster culture, creativity, and diversity through its community of passionate slam poets and writers on both a local and national level through university events and the cultivation of a CUPSI team.
Primary Contact
Riley O'ConnellAdvisor
Kirk GlaserPerformance Arts -
Society of Hispanic Professional EngineersAcademic & Professional
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers-Santa Clara University (SHPE-SCU), is a non-profit academic organization that promotes the enrollment and retention of minorities in an effort to diversify technical fields. SHPE-SCU is a student chapter of the national organization of SHPE--Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (www.shpe.org).
Primary Contact
Axel Perez, Juliana TrujilloAdvisor
Shoba KrishnanAcademic & Professional -
Society of Women EngineersEngineering
Society of Women Engineers
The Society of Women Engineers is an organization that cultivates women's empowerment through social, networking, career building, and outreach events. Our goal is to provide women with the skills necessary to excel in their careers.
Primary Contact
Hallie McNamaraSecondary Contact
Claire Hultquist, Keala JohnsonAdvisor
Tonya NilssonEngineering -
Spoon University Santa Clara UniversitySpecial Interest
Spoon University Santa Clara University
Spoon University is the everyday food resource for our generation, on a mission to make food make sense. On our site, you can find the simplest recipes, the most obvious hacks you can’t believe you didn’t know, and the best restaurants around campus that you haven’t found yet.
Primary Contact
Kaitlin WheelerSecondary Contact
Madison HageartySpecial Interest -
Sports Business ClubBusiness
Sports Business Club
A club that explores the aspects of business within the Sports Industry.
Primary Contact
Ashish PrasadAdvisor
Sean O'KeefeBusiness -
Student Art LeagueSpecial Interest
Student Art League
The Santa Clara University Student Art League is an organization for students who study, make, and/or appreciate visual art. With the goal of reinvigorating a culture of the arts on campus and beyond, our organization connects students with resources, events, and opportunities. We hope to give students the agency to interact with art, whether that be through direct involvement in the artmaking process or by critically engaging with artistic discourse.
Primary Contact
Berkeley HoerrSecondary Contact
Nikki DullyAdvisor
Ryan CarringtonSpecial Interest -
Students for Justice in PalestineSocial Justice
Students for Justice in Palestine
Promoting the democratic principles of justice, human rights, liberation, and self-determination for every person and people through the context of the struggle to establish these principles for the Palestinian people regardless of status of residency and/or citizenship.
Primary Contact
Noor DarwishSecondary Contact
Hala DarwishSocial Justice -
Super Smash Bros. ClubRecreational
Super Smash Bros. Club
Inclusive and lively environment for competitive and casual players to come together and enjoy playing Super Smash Bros.
Primary Contact
Phi LamRecreational -
Tau Beta PiAcademic & Professional
Tau Beta Pi
SCU Chapter of Tau Beta Pi - Engineering Honor Society
Primary Contact
Delaney GraySecondary Contact
Jamie FerrisAdvisor
Drazen FabrisAcademic & Professional -
TEDxSantaClaraUniversitySpecial Interest
TEDxSantaClaraUniversity
TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event.
Primary Contact
Nick SpraggSpecial Interest -
The Clara CurrentAcademic & Professional
The Clara Current
The CLARA CURRENT’s mission is to provide SCU students with experience in
researching and writing news articles about current events and educating them
about worldwide events.Primary Contact
Andy HudlowSecondary Contact
Cameron McDowellAcademic & Professional -
The Freedom ProjectSocial Justice
The Freedom Project
Educate the students of Santa Clara University about the reality of human trafficking in the world today.
Primary Contact
Taylor MartinSecondary Contact
Lindsey LeeAdvisor
Jonathan FungSocial Justice -
The Middle Eastern and North African ClubCultural
The Middle Eastern and North African Club
The Middle Eastern and North African Club is a club that celebrates and interacts with Middle Eastern and North African culture. It aims to bring the people of different backgrounds together as well as enabling SCU's students to experience the different cultures of the Middle East/North Africa.
Primary Contact
Sened HaddadSecondary Contact
Lana KaleelAdvisor
Mohammad KadalahCultural -
The Vagina MonologuesPerformance Arts
The Vagina Monologues
Provide a logistical and organizational framework for the SCU student theatrical production of The Vagina Monologues by Eve Ensler. The Vagina Monologues is a play that is performed annually by women around the world to raise awareness of the fight against both local and global violence against women and girls, including rape, battery, incest, female genital mutilation, and sex slavery.
Primary Contact
Madison House-TuckSecondary Contact
Julia JoyceAdvisor
Laura EllingsonPerformance Arts -
Together for Ladies of ColorCultural
Together for Ladies of Color
Club committed to creating a safe space by and for womxn/femmes of color at Santa Clara University to promote solidarity, dialogue, awareness, and support for all womxn/femmes and people of color.
Primary Contact
Kimberley Dong, Chloe Gentile MontgomeryAdvisor
Denise Castillo ChavezCultural -
Turning Point USA at Santa Clara UniversitySpecial Interest
Turning Point USA at Santa Clara University
Promote ideas of limited government, free markets, and capitalism to students across America. We strive to educate young adults on the importance of fiscal responsibility through non-partisan debate, dialogue, and discussion.
Primary Contact
Rhaaghav KanodiaSecondary Contact
Spencer McLaughlinSpecial Interest -
Undergraduate Marketing AssociationBusiness
Undergraduate Marketing Association
Help students gain insight on marketing-related career paths and appropriate skills through assisting undergrads' efforts to network with alumni and professionals in the marketing world.
Primary Contact
Melody NouriSecondary Contact
Kristen BerlingAdvisor
Charles ByersBusiness -
Undergraduate Women in Business ClubBusiness
Undergraduate Women in Business Club
A network of collegiate women empowering each other and laying the foundation for professional development.
Primary Contact
Saveena MandadiSecondary Contact
Ellie GirgisAdvisor
Tanya BungerBusiness -
Undocumented Students and Allies AssociationSocial Justice
Undocumented Students and Allies Association
Promote and raise awareness of immigration issues on campus in order to create a more immigration-friendly campus by creating coalitions among undocumented students, allies, staff, and faculty and addressing the needs of undocumented students and allies on campus that are relevant to the current situation/environment/circumstance.
Primary Contact
Diana Servin AyalaSecondary Contact
Maria Munoz YepezAdvisor
Jesica FernandezSocial Justice -
Vietnamese Student AssociationCultural
Vietnamese Student Association
The Vietnamese Student Association serves to promote unity among students and promote the appreciation for cultural diversity at school, to uphold and honor the Vietnamese cultures and traditions, and to assimilate with the essense of other cultures and support the MCC
Primary Contact
Stuart CansdaleSecondary Contact
Uyen Kim NguyenCultural -
Volunteers Around the World Medical ChapterAcademic & Professional
Volunteers Around the World Medical Chapter
Devoted to improving the standard of living for those that live in some of the most poverty stricken communities of the world.
Primary Contact
Bhavyata VaddavalliSecondary Contact
Leepakshi JoharAdvisor
Steven FedderAcademic & Professional -
VRONCOSAcademic & Professional
VRONCOS
To engage SCU students who are interested in various aspects of virtual reality, augmented reality, and mixed reality.
Primary Contact
Daniel DemeterSecondary Contact
Natalie Van MaerssenAcademic & Professional -
West Side SwingRecreational
West Side Swing
Students will learn how to dance West Coast Swing and general dance technique related to West Coast Swing. Because the class will be centered around learning the dance, anyone that wants to learn will be included and will have the opportunity to learn.
Primary Contact
Morgan MyersSecondary Contact
Beshoy EskarousRecreational -
Women in PhysicsAcademic & Professional
Women in Physics
Women in Physics at Santa Clara is a local group that is affiliated with the national Women in Physics group. Our goal is promote and encourage the recruitment, retention and development of women in physics through student mentoring, activities and local outreach.
Primary Contact
Matti MastenAdvisor
Betty YoungAcademic & Professional -
Young Americans for LibertySpecial Interest
Young Americans for Liberty
Young Americans for Liberty is a special interest club for SCU students who are interested in libertarian and classical liberal values
Primary Contact
Marko TrapaniSpecial Interest -
Young Life SCUAcademic & Professional
Young Life SCU
Young Life College is a faith based Christian organization dedicated to bringing like minded individuals together to foster a nurturing environment for individuals to grow in their faith.
Primary Contact
Nicholas FreemanSecondary Contact
Katie VanbenthuysenAdvisor
Betty YoungAcademic & Professional