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Formed in Fall 2017, the Communication and the Arts Graduate Student Association (CAGSA) works to facilitate a fellowship of students who share solidarity in the common endeavor of earning a graduate degree in the communication- and arts-related disciplines.

Faculty Advisor: Brittany Ricci, [email protected]

The Counseling Psychology Student Association (CPSA) is open to all Counseling Psychology Ph.D. students and offers additional opportunities for students to enhance their training and professional development. Through CPSA, students can also engage in advocacy efforts, develop multicultural programs and promote social justice through their Advocacy, Multicultural and Social Justice Committees.

The Higher Education Graduate Student Association (HEGSA) facilitates a fellowship of students who share solidarity in the common endeavor of earning a graduate degree in higher education.

Kappa Delta Pi (KDP) International Honor Society in Education advances quality education by inspiring teachers to prepare all learners for future challenges. KDP encourages quality learning by giving educators the means to implement research-based strategies, continue professional growth, assume leadership and become master teachers. 

The New Jersey Aspiring Educators Association (NJAEA) at Seton Hall University is an organization committed to professional development, community involvement and ongoing advocacy for educators and students. Involvement in the NJAEA at the local, state and national levels allows members to gain multiple and informed perspectives on many aspects in the education field.

The School Psychology Leadership Association of Seton Hall (SPLASH) represents the interests of graduate school psychology students engaged in the enhancement of the College's School Psychology Program. The mission of SPLASH is to heighten the awareness of and advocate for issues relevant to the professional field of school psychology.  

Gamma Nu Chapter: Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing (Sigma) has more than 100,000 active members and 600 chapters at institutions of higher education and healthcare partners. Chartered in 1978, Gamma Nu is Seton Hall College of Nursing's chapter and has over 300 members. Sigma members include clinical nurses and administrators, academic nurse educators and researchers, policymakers, entrepreneurs and others working to fulfill the organization’s vision of connected, empowered nurse leaders transforming global healthcare.

Faculty Advisor: Maryanne Barra-Schneider, [email protected]

The Graduate Diplomacy Council (GDC) is the School of Diplomacy’s main membership organization of graduate students. The GDC develops and coordinates events, seminars and educational programs, and provides avenues for students to socialize and collaborate on projects. Students are encouraged to be involved and initiate new programs.

The Journal of Diplomacy and International Relations, published bi-annually, provides a unique forum for international leaders in government, the private sector, academia and nongovernmental organizations to analyze and comment on international affairs. The Journal offers timely, thought-provoking and original scholarship.

The mission of the Athletic Training Student Association (ATSO) is to promote leadership, education and service within the community and profession of athletic training. This is accomplished through interaction with students and faculty within the Graduate School of Medical Education, Seton Hall University and the surrounding community, as well as through participation in athletic training organizations.

Faculty Advisor: Leslie A. Rippon, [email protected]

The Master of Healthcare Administration’s Student Advisory Council (SAC) functions as the primary student group for School of Health and Medical Sciences students by sponsoring servant leadership experiences and special academic activities, and organizing social events for all MHA students. The SAC also provides feedback for quality improvement of the program and members serve as MHA Student Ambassadors to meet and support applicants and new students.

Faculty Advisor: Nalin Johri, [email protected]

Seton Hall University’s local chapter of the National Students’ Speech Language Hearing Association (SHU-NSSLHA) is a student-run organization for graduate students in speech language pathology. The mission of SHU-NSSLHA is to build community within Seton Hall University’s graduate program in Speech Language Pathology (SLP), sponsor community outreach events, raise awareness for Communication Sciences and Disorders and raise funds for sustaining the organization and contributing to other worthwhile organizations.

Faculty Advisor: Megan Baumley, [email protected]

The Organization of Physical Therapy Students (OPTS) is a club for all current students in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at Seton Hall. It has academic, social and altruistic aspects in the form of monthly meetings and fundraising for various charities, as well as fun events and get-togethers. As a group, OPTS regularly participates in events such as races and health fairs that promote healthy living styles and support community life. OPTS also participates in Seton Hall events and co-sponsors seminars and health fairs.

Faculty Advisor: Randy Kolodny, [email protected]

Physician Assistant Student Society of Seton Hall University is a student organization run by Physician Assistant students with the mission "to promote personal and professional development of physician assistant students as they prepare to face many challenges of their profession." The students organize and participate in events promoting the PA profession, as well as events promoting healthcare and well-being of the patients.

Faculty Advisor: Jurga Marshall, [email protected]

The Student Occupational Therapy Association at Seton Hall University is a student-led organization that aims to enhance campus and community awareness of the occupational therapy profession through service and educational activities. The organization also promotes camaraderie between members and other student organizations through social activities and professional development events.

Faculty Advisor: Lamar Bolden, [email protected]