(List last updated MARCH 2013 and will be updated periodically throughout the year.)

Names of organization advisors and student leaders are noted in most cases. Changes to this directory can be sent to Katie Dantsin.

The goal of the various academic associations on campus is to expand on the knowledge learned in the classroom. These associations help students to better understand their field of interest through guest speakers, field trips, and other educational and fun programs. Furthermore, this additional exposure outside of the classroom helps to promote professional development and to create networking opportunities.

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Accounting Club

The Moravian College Student Chapter of the Institute of Management Accountants (Accounting Club) was chartered on March 16, 1993 with 32 student members. The Moravian College Accounting Club regularly offers programs that assist students of all majors with career goals. Our mission is to sponsor events and activities that benefit the general campus by promoting a better understanding of accounting, finance and business in general. What makes the accounting club outstanding is its commitment to adopt challenging goals, to plan carefully for success, and to execute its plans vigorously. The club meets regularly and is committed to advancing the academic and professional careers of accounting students. Students better understand the accounting profession through guest speakers, field trips, and other programs. The club also helps non accounting students by giving them exposure to the business world and shows them how they can be successful in their future career through a number of talks relating to career opportunities.

President: Wendy V. Fomby
Advisor: John Rossi

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American Chemical Society

The American Chemical Society is the student affiliate of the national society. The organization is responsible for arranging both guest and student lectures on campus, providing weekly peer tutoring, and organizing visits to local chemical industries in the surrounding region. Strong involvement with the local Lehigh Valley ACS section is encouraged to aid undergraduates in networking and other professional skills.

President: Marla Bianca
Advisor: Al Martin

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Amrhein Investment Club

The Amrhein Investment Club provides students with unique hands-on experience in managing a portfolio valued at over $1.4 million. Members are divided into four funds, each with specific objectives, and are responsible for evaluating current holdings, monitoring domestic and foreign markets, conducting extensive research, as well as organizing buy/sell presentations. Each year, students are invited to share the club's performance at trustee meetings as well as various alumni events. To provide even broader exposure, Amrhein sponsors trips to New York City, annual shareholder meetings, as well as other venues of interest.

President: Joe Connell
Advisor: Linda Ravelle

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Art Club

The Art Club is dedicated to the appreciation, promotion, and creation of the visual arts through visits by artists, designers, photographers, curators and other arts professionals; visits to museums, galleries, and other sites; exhibitions of art at the H. Paty Eiffe Gallery in the HUB and on Hurd Campus; art workshops in a variety of media; and other opportunities. The art club meets regularly on South Campus to plan and discuss events.

Presidents: Kelly Weaver
Co-Advisors: Angela Fraleigh and Jan Ciganick

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Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

The Association for Computing Machinery is the student chapter of the professional association that provides an opportunity for students interested in computer science and applications. The organization sponsors several events during the year, such as lectures and programming competitions. In recent years, it has also sent its own team to local and regional programming contests.

Advisor: Matthew Lang

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Association for Computing Machinery - Women in Computing (ACM-W)

Moravian AC-W’s mission is to promote diversity within the field of Computer Science and promote the growth of computing in general. We also aim to run outreach programs that promote these goals. Finally, we aim to create a community on campus and in the Lehigh Valley.

President: Allison Samson
Advisor: Matthew Lang

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BRAIN (Neuroscience Club)

BRAIN is an initiative for raising awareness about neurological issues, creating an understanding in neuroscience topics, participating in educational neuroscience initiatives for children, as well as engaging in interesting activities that promote the brain and neuroscience in general. Welcome to all students of all majors, especially those interested in neuroscience and psychology.

President: Anika Riaz
Advisor: Cecilia Fox

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Economics and Business Club

The Economics and Business Club provides students with an organization that builds personal character, encourages networking, and promotes professional development and understanding in the field of economics and business through hands on learning experiences including connections with Moravian alumni and off-campus trips to our surrounding cities. The club exists to support the College and our local community and invites interested students to come explore business and economics with us.

President: Alyssa Hahn
Advisor: Katie Desiderio and Sabrina Terrizzi

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French Club

The French Club holds informal meetings and a weekly table française to offer students the opportunity to practice speaking French. The club has a French cuisine dinner every year, sees French plays and films, and visits exhibits of French art.

President: Katie Consales
Advisor: Joanne McKeown

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German Club

The German Club enables students interested in German language and culture to learn about and participate in German-themed events and activities. The Club sponsors campus-wide films and events, a weekly Kaffeeklatsch at the HUB, a monthly Stammtisch (dinner) at a local restaurant, and annual trips to places like New York, Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia. All interested students (whether German majors/minors or not) are encouraged to join!

President: Cory Creen
Advisor: Axel Hildebrandt

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History Club

The History Club is for all students, not just history majors or minors, interested in the uses and facets of history and the historian’s craft. The club sponsors luncheons, lectures, movies, trips, and displays around campus.

President: Casey Hilferty
Advisor: Sandra Aguilar Rodriguez

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Moravian Marketing Group

The Moravian Marketing Group is designed to enhance the understanding of important business skills that are crucial, yet do not receive much attention; marketing and leadership.

President: Lauren Froschhauser
Advisor: Gary Kaskowitz

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Moravian Mathematical Society

The Moravian Mathematical Society is the student chapter of the Mathematical Association of America. Activities enrich the mathematical experience at Moravian, provide information on careers in mathematics, and build community among students with lectures by guest speakers, presentations by students and faculty, problem contests, games, and trips. Open to all students with an interest in mathematics.

President: Alek Szilagyi
Advisor: Fred Schultheis

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The Moravian College Student Chapter of the National Art Education Association (NAEA)

The purpose of the Student Chapter of the National Art Education Association (NAEA) is to build a sense of community in the Art Education Program at Moravian College. Another purpose is to bring together future art educators for bi-monthly meetings that provide professional development and networking opportunities. Students will participate in activities such as: planning and practices are lessons; inviting local teachers and professors to give lectures; planning and attending field trips to museums and galleries; attending art-education workshops offered by local universities and colleges; submitting proposals and presenting work at the Pennsylvania Art Education Association annual conference; researching and developing a summer art camp for local children; assisting in the planning of the annual reunion and student teacher art exhibition and reception in the HUB each May. A major focus of this student group is to raise funds so that art education seniors can attend and present their research at the National Art Education Association conference each year.

President: Nicole Clark
Advisor: Kristin Baxter

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Philosophy Club

The Philosophy Club meets weekly throughout fall and spring semesters to explore different philosophical issues and topics in a friendly academic environment. Weekly paper presentations and directed discussions encourage students and faculty to develop their own ideas about the world around them and how philosophy can be applied to their lives.  Additionally, the club hosts the Lehigh Valley Undergraduate Philosophy Conference as part of their effort to show the community the benefits of philosophy beyond the Ivory Tower.  Above all, the Philosophy Club’s purpose is to show people that philosophy is not just an aloof and prudish discipline but an engaging aspect of intellectual culture in everyday life.

President: Katie Miller
Advisors: Arash Naraghi

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Pre-Health Professions Club

The Pre-Health Professions Club informs those students interested in pursuing a career in the health professions with the following information: time line for their applications, choosing a health professions school or graduate program, financial assistance, careers in the health professions and other related topics. Furthermore, students in the club actively participate in community service events both on the campus and in the community.

President: Devon James
Advisor: Stephen Dunham

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Pre-Law Club

The purpose of Pre-Law Club is to bring students together who share the interest of legal affairs.  We offer potential law students guidance throughout the process of preparing for law school.

President: Juliana Rodrigues
Advisor: James Ravelle

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Psychology Club

The Psychology Club organizes workshops, seminars, and social affairs related to psychology in order to supplement classroom learning.

President: Dan Ferman
Advisor: Sarah Johnson

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Society for Human Resource Management

The Society for Human Resource Management is the student chapter of the national group for professionals in human resources (personnel). Membership includes students majoring in psychology, business, and economics, but all majors are welcome. Invited speakers, field trips, participation in human-resources competitions, and attendance at local professional meetings are some of the possible programs that allow students to interact and network with human-resource professionals in the Lehigh Valley and beyond and to assist students in becoming better acquainted with the field.

President: Donnie Nobel
Advisor: Robert Brill and Katie P. Desiderio

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Society for Medieval and Early Modern Studies (SOMEMS)

The Society for Medieval and Early Modern Studies is a student-initiated, student-run organization dedicated to exploring and encouraging various student interests in medieval studies, the Middle Ages, and "medievalism." The Society organizes and participates in activities such as film screenings, demonstrations, field trips, social gatherings, speakers, readings, the annual Undergraduate Conference in Medieval and Early Modern Studies held at Moravian, and other activities.

Advisor: John Black

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Society of Physics Students

The Society of Physics Students at Moravian College strives to promote an interest in the physical sciences by engaging the student body of Moravian College, as well as the local community.  SPS sponsors Pizza Lectures, Keynote Speakers, and their annual Science Day outreach for high school students interested in mathematics and science.  Members of SPS receive a subscription to Physics Today, and are eligible to be inducted into the National Physics Honor Society, Sigma Pi Sigma.

President: Irene Zawisza
Advisor: Edward Roeder

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Spanish Club

Spanish Club hosts numerous activities over the academic year that promote leadership, cooperation, and friendship through appreciation of Spanish and Latin American heritage, language, customs, art, music, and film. Activities include parties at the beginning and end of the year, food events like "Make Your Own Taco Night," and trips to Spanish or Latin American restaurants. Spanish club co-sponsors International Poetry night with other foreign language clubs as well as Spanish Table (Mesa de Español) with the Spanish department.

President: Amanda Moreno Bonilla
Advisor: Silvia Mandler

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Student Nurses Association (SNA)

The Student Nurses Association is a professional organization that strives for health promotion, community service, and building a solid nursing community on the Moravian College Campus. SNA provides numerous opportunities for growth and leadership through our multitude of community service hours, the mentorship program, and sending members to the national and state nurses association's conventions. Some of our community service events include a Halloween party and clothing drive for New Bethany Ministries, March of Dimes, Relay for Life, Easter egg hunt, Miracle League special needs baseball team, and many more. Moravian College Student Nurses Association ultimately provides the nursing student with a magnitude of opportunities to grow as students and leaders.

President: Brittanie Olsen
Advisors: Taylor Grube and Elise Colancecco

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Zinzendorf Society

The Zinzendorf Society creates experiences in writing and literature for the campus community, sponsors creative-writing workshops and poetry readings, and field trips of literary interest to area festivals and museums.

President: Suzy Moyer
Advisor: Theresa Dougal