Student Organizations
At Seaver College, we encourage our students to get involved in peer-led, faculty-mentored student organizations that match their goals and interests. Below is a list of our current clubs — clicking on one will connect you with the group's faculty advisor so you can find out how to get involved!
For a complete list of all recognized student clubs, visit the office of Student Leadership and Development.
Additive Manufacturing Club
This group explores the methods and uses of additive manufacturing, especially how it can apply to interdisciplinary projects across all STEM fields.
Faculty advisor: Matt Siniawski
Alpha Epsilon Delta (Health Pre-Professional Honor Society)
Alpha Epsilon Delta is a national honor society recognizing excellence in pre-professional health scholarship, fostering student collaboration and community service.
Faculty advisor: Courtney Klipp
American Society of Civil Engineers
The American Society of Civil Engineers LMU Student Chapter builds invaluable connections through networking opportunities, informational events, and team projects.
Faculty Advisor: Joe Weber
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
This chapter fosters peer collaboration and professional development in engineering through projects, speakers, tours, and workshops.
Faculty advisor: Rafiqul Noorani
Association for Computing Machinery
ACM connects computer science enthusiasts from all majors, fostering industry involvement and an interdisciplinary community centered on computing's societal impact.
Faculty Advisor: Ray Toal
Astronomy Club
A community where people get together to stargaze and learn about all things astronomy. This includes telescopes, astrophotography, constellations, and more!
Faculty advisor: Zahra Alavi
Baja Lions Racing
Baja Lions Racing builds and races an SAE-approved off-road vehicle, joining SAE Baja events, integrating engineering theory with practical applications.
Faculty advisor: Emin Issakhanian
Chemistry Society
The Chemistry Society fosters student-faculty bonds, promotes scholastic interest, advocates exposure to scientific opportunities, and pursues academic excellence.
Faculty advisor: Jonathan Hunt
CubeSat Satellite Program
The CubeSat Satellite Program educates students on satellite technologies, finances, and operations, fostering hands-on experience in designing, funding, and launching satellite missions.
Faculty advisor: Gustavo Vejarano
Engineering for Humanity
Engineering for Humanity is a society of professional and student engineers dedicated to servicing local communities.
Faculty advisor: Brendan Smith
Health and Human Sciences Society
A community-based club within Health and Human Sciences, fostering connections and insights in healthcare through speakers, workshops, and academic guidance.
Faculty advisor: Suchandra Gosh
International Council on Systems Engineering
International Council on Systems Engineering is the place for accessing the value of Systems Engineering for organizations and individuals. INCOSE produces products that lead to improvements in productivity and effectiveness.
Faculty advisor: John Poladian
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Club
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers is the primary professional society of the electrical engineering profession. At LMU, all students are encouraged to participate and learn new ways to apply their engineering knowledge.
Faculty advisor: Gustavo Vejarano
Lions for Medicine
We aid pre-med students with talks, test prep, and volunteer opportunities, aiming to strengthen LMU's pre-med community and improve healthcare in Los Angeles.
Faculty advisor: Courtney Klipp
Lions Mechanical and Aerospace Research Society
LMARS fosters student engagement in rocket development, focusing on propulsion technology. Long-term, we aim to establish an LMU legacy of advancing rocket systems and preparing engineers for the aerospace industry.
Faculty advisor: Mahsa Ebrahim
National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)
NSBE, a student-led organization with 30,000+ members and 394 chapters globally, supports African-American STEM professionals with academic and professional opportunities.
Faculty advisor: Barbara Marino
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE)
SHPE, a national organization, fosters Latino innovators in STEM, providing resources for academic and professional growth while integrating Hispanic culture.
Faculty advisor: Gustavo Vejarano
Quality of Life Plus
QL+ connects engineering students with injured service members to develop assistive devices, enhancing their quality of life and fostering engineering innovation.
Faculty advisor: Matt Siniawski
Society of Physics Students
SPS strives to shape students into contributing members of the professional scientific community with the philosophy that since college courses only develop a particular range of skills in a student, it is important to develop other skills.
Faculty advisor: Zahra Alavi
Society of Women Engineers (SWE)
For over six decades, SWE has provided women engineers a unique voice and space in the industry, driven by passion for member success amidst evolving engineering challenges.
Faculty advisor: Barbara Marino
Tau Beta Pi (Engineering Honor Society)
Founded in 1885 at Lehigh University, Tau Beta Pi is the nation's second-oldest honor society, recognizing engineering students for their scholarship and character.
Faculty advisor: Leah Ghebranious
Tri-Beta, Epsilon-Delta Chapter (Biology Honor Society)
Tri-Beta is a national honor society and academic fraternity for undergraduate biological science students, dedicated to enhancing understanding and appreciation of biology.
Faculty advisor: Kam Dahlquist
