Academic and Professional Organizations

Robert Morris University has a large number of Academic & Professional Organizations to help keep students engaged in learning and networking outside of the classroom. Take a look at the organizations listed at left and get involved today!

Actuarial Science Club

The Actuarial Science Club at RMU is open to all Actuarial Science majors and any student interested in learning more about the profession. The organization provides professional development opportunities to the members through the use of group presentations, guest speakers, and other career-oriented activities. Click here for more information, or contact;

David Hudak, Ph.D
Department Head, Mathematics and Professor of Actuarial Science and Mathematics
hudak@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-4056
Fax:412-397-4075
John Jay 313
Moon Campus

American Assembly of Men in Nursing

This organization is a part of a national organization called American Assembly of Men in Nursing (AAMN). We brought a chapter to RMU. The AAMN advocates for men pursing a carrier in nursing. Their goal is to encourage men to join the medical field. AAMN intends to break the stigma that nursing is a profession for women. The RMU chapter brings these same values and beliefs to Robert Morris. Click here for more information, or contact;

Student Life
studentlife@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-4352
Fax:412-397-2202
Nicholson Center 2nd Floor
Moon Campus

American Marketing Association

The American Marketing Association is the world's largest and most comprehensive professional society of marketers, consisting of more than 45,000 worldwide members in 92 countries and 500 chapters throughout North America. Its purpose is to stimulate interest and encourage scholarship in the marketing curriculum. It also offers the opportunity to meet people involved in the marketing field. The AMA serves as a structure for marketing and marketing research programs. By becoming a member, you gain access to a vast body of marketing knowledge, high-quality training programs, the latest tools and tactics, and opportunities to interact and network with marketing peers on campus and around the world.

Fun Career Activities We Sponsor!

Marketing Career Fair
AMA Fashion Show
Local Speakers
And More!

Click here for more information, or contact;

Jill K. Maaher, Ph. D.
University Professor of Marketing
maher@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-6365
Fax:412-397-2172
Massey Hall 228
Moon Campus

Feel free to check us out on social media!

American Society of Mechanical Engineers

The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) is a professional association that, in its own words, "promotes the art, science, and practice of multidisciplinary engineering and allied sciences around the globe" via "continuing education, training and professional development, codes and standards, research, conferences and publications, government relations, and other forms of outreach." ASME is thus an engineering society, a standards organization, a research and development organization, a lobbying organization, a provider of training and education, and a nonprofit organization. Founded as an engineering society focused on mechanical engineering in North America, ASME is today multidisciplinary and global. Click here for more information on the RMU chapter, check out our organization here or contact;

Student Life
studentlife@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-4352
Fax:412-397-2202
Nicholson Center 2nd Floor
Moon Campus

Arab Engineers

The Arab Engineers club allows students from a variety of countries and cultures to get together and participate in a number of student activities on and around campus. Click here for more information, or contact;

Student Life
studentlife@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-4352
Fax:412-397-2202
Nicholson Center 2nd Floor
Moon Campus

Association for Computing Machinery

The School of Engineering, Mathematics, and Science (SEMS) has an active student chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). A bi-weekly meeting is held on Monday at 5:00 PM in John Jay 329, the SEMS Student Activities Office (above the gym).

ACM is the world's oldest and largest educational and scientific computing society. Since 1947 ACM has provided a vital forum for the exchange of information, ideas, and discoveries. Today, ACM serves a membership of computing professionals and students in more than 100 countries in all areas of industry, academia, and government.

ACM 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. The student chapter is involved in community service, assisting organizations with PC services and hardware through the Computing Machinery Community Outreach program and volunteering with the Future City Pittsburgh event. We participate yearly in the Carnegie Mellon Invitational Programming Contest and have begun work on the Elevator Challenge.

The student chapter proudly serves the RMU engineering and IS student body by providing several important academic and professional services. The Internship Assistance Program was started to provide accurate listings of local internships at reputable companies. The Academic Mentoring Program is designed to help underclassmen understand the merits, needs, and value of various course offerings and elective choices

The National and Local chapters have a variety of resources at the disposal of their members, from online courses and books to professional publications and journals. The ACM hosts a job search similar to MonsterTRAK specific to computing professions.

For more information check

or contact;

Sushil Acharya, Dr. Eng.
Assistant Professor of Software Engineering
acharya@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-3885
Fax:412-397-2593
John Jay 128
Moon Campus

Association of Future Accountants

The Association of Future Accountants serves to assist students interested in pursuing careers in the field of accounting. Campus activities and professional development programs are offered by the organization.

Mission Statements

The Association of Future Accountants (AFA) is an "information conduit" to Accounting majors at Robert Morris University. The organization's goal is to elicit member participation while providing professional development and insights regarding internships and full-time employment. The AFA believes that the services it provides are instrumental in giving its members "the edge" in the job hunt for accounting positions.

How to Become a Member

The AFA accepts any accounting major as a member, regardless of class level or standing. Transfer students are strongly encouraged to become members as well. Membership is extended each year by paying annual dues of $10, which will be collected by the AFA's Treasurer.

Benefits of Membership

Professional presentations from national, regional, and local CPA firms, as well as government and industry employers
Updates on the CPA exam and other professional certifications
Contacts with numerous potential employers
Information on internships and full-time employment
Feedback from the AFA Alumni Network
Tips on interviews, networking, resumes, and the job hunt
Professor recommendations
Information on various professional development opportunities - e.g. ways to become PICPA or AICPA student members, available scholarships, etc.

To contact the AFA directly, send an email to afa.rmu@gmail.com. To learn more, click here or contact;

David Hess, M.B.A., C.P.A.
Assistant Professor of Accounting
hess@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-5489
Fax:412-397-2217
Massey 313
Moon Campus

Association for Operations Management

APICS is an international organization that focuses on supply chain and operations management. At Robert Morris our student chapter is open to everyone of any major though those in business and engineering may find these topics very relevant for their future careers.

As a student chapter we are supported by the APICS Pittsburgh Chapter, and attend monthly Pittsburgh Chapter Professional Development meetings. These meetings not only provide a chance to see behind of the scenes of local businesses and companies, but provide a chance to meet local leaders in the supply chain and operations management industries. In 2014, RMU APICS toured Kennywood, the Pittsburgh International Airport, and other facilities!

We also have our own events, the most recent include seeing how the Island Sports Center is operated and going to Pirates Game to celebrate the end of the year. Plans are always underway for new events! Our goal is to give any and all students a chance to see how businesses are run and to listen to what students are interested in and mold club activities to match those interests.

For more information, contact;

Albena Ivanova, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Management
ivanova@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-5928
Massey 303
Moon Campus

Biology Club

The Biology Club is devoted to enhancing the educational experience of Robert Morris University students in the field of Biology; however, of course, the club is open to all majors.

The educational experience is enhanced with yearly field trips to highly recognized organizations, such as The Pittsburgh PPG Zoo & Aquarium for a behind the scenes tour and The Center for Organ Recovery and Education (CORE). The Biology Club also makes efforts to give back to the community and university with regularly organized trail clean-ups.

For up-to-date information, please visit the RMU Biology Club Facebook Page and the RMU Revolution Biology Club Page, or contact;

Catherine Hanna, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Biology
hannac@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-6334
Fax: 412-397-4075
John Jay 220
Moon Campus

Biomedical Engineering Society

Biomedical Engineering Society, or BMES is a group of engineering students in any engineering concentration looking to get involved. We host fun events each semester, panels of engineers, and multiple SET credit opportunities.

For more information, click here or contact;

Won Joo, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering
joo@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-4026
John Jay 329
Moon Campus

Bridging Education, Service, and Teaching Club

Bridging Education, Service, and Teaching (BEST) club is comprised of students studying general education and/or education of students with a disability. The club is recognized by the Council for Exceptional Children, (CEC), as a student chapter. Participation in the BEST club provides a means of expanding students' educational pursuits with opportunities to serve students, parents, and students with a disability. These RMU students wish to become exceptional teachers for all students!

For more information, click here.

Club Managers Association of America

The Robert Morris University Chapter of the Club Managers Association of America was formally chartered at RMU in February 2009. The chapter promotes close ties between the Club Managers Association of America and involved undergraduate and graduate students at the University. The chapter encourages the education and advancement of its member in the field of club management.

For more information, check out Club Managers Association, visit our Revolution page, or contact;

Richard Mills, Ph.D.
Professor of Hospitality and Tourism
mills@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-6384
Fax: 412-397-2217
Massey Hall 329
Moon Campus

Criminal Justice Society

The purpose of the “Criminal Justice Society” is to provide members with hands on educational, and networking opportunities, within the criminal justice and law enforcement communities.

For more information, click here or contact Dr. Frank Hartle at hartle@rmu.edu.

Economics Club: A club dedicated to economic discussion with the goal of providing valuable experiences through guest speakers, special presentations, and student discussions. For more information, click here or contact club President Stan Marciniak at samst291@mail.rmu.edu.

Engineers for a Sustainable World

We are open to all RMU students interested in sustainability! Our ongoing projects include;

Currently taking wind measurements for a possible wind turbine at the Rivertowne Brewery in Export, PA
Promoting proper recycling and the expansion of recycling on campus
Fabricating a solar powered refreshment cart
Providing STEM outreach to K-12 students

Check us out on our RMU Revolution page, our National Chapter Website or email us at esw@gmail.com. For more information, contact;

Tony Kerzmann, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering
kerzmann@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-5449
Fax: 412-397-2593
John Jay 1st Floor
Moon Campus

Financial Management Association

About Us

FMA assists in the professional, educational and social development of students interested in finance, banking, and investments. FMA encourages interaction between business executives, faculty and students of Robert Morris University. One particular goal is to bring people in the field of finance on campus to speak to members and the general student body.

Become a Member

FMA is not just for Finance and Accounting majors-- anyone interested in new perspectives, professional growth and the business world can join. Send us an email at fma@mail.rmu.edu. We'd love to have you!

Riza Emekter, Ph.D.
Finance Professor & Department Head
emekter@rmu.edu

History Club

The History Club seeks to generate interest in historical issues among the members of the Robert Morris University community by creating opportunities to participate in history related activities such as field trips and lectures. The History Club is open to all Robert Morris University students interested in the field of history to come together and participate in history related activities. For more information visit our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

John M. McCarthy, Ph.D.
University Professor of History
mccarthy@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-5412
Fax: 412-397-6044
Nicholson 470
Moon Campus

Hospitality & Tourism Management Association

The purpose of this organization is to provide all RMU students with the opportunity to learn more about the hospitality and tourism industry as a career. The organization helps members to develop a stronger professional identity on campus and in the Pittsburgh area. Members will be able to exchange ideas and information through guest lectures, networking opportunities, and site visits.

The HATMA organization is heavily involved in outreach and community service. The organization assists the McDonald House each semester in providing services to families whose children are ill with cancer. The organization provides assistance to the Sisters of Poor food drives before Thanksgiving and Easter. The students volunteer for the Allegheny hospital fund drive each year. We look forward to all hospitality students' participation in HATMA activities.

For more information, check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Richard Mills, Ph.D.
Professor of Hospitality and Tourism
mills@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-6384
Fax: 412-397-2217
Massey Hall 329
Moon Campus

Mechanical Contractors Association of Western Pennsylvania

The MCAWP is a student group associated with the national MCAA organization. The Mechanical Contractors Association of America (MCAA) serves the unique needs of approximately 2,600 firms involved in heating, air conditioning, refrigeration, plumbing, piping, and mechanical service. From nuclear power plants to the refrigerated hockey rink for the Winter Classic, from university dorms to LEED platinum buildings, our members are day by day building our future.

The objectives of the RMU MCAWP student group are to:

1. promote communications and networking between student members and contractor members,
2. expand the student members’ knowledge of the mechanical contracting industry,
3. unite and promote fellowship between student members and the professional societies that serve the industry,
4. familiarize students, faculty, and administrators with the professional character and economic impact of the mechanical contracting industry,
5. provide an avenue for community service, where students can give back to the community, and
6. provide a way to improve the teaching, and facilities at Robert Morris University, where industry feedback can help improve the quality of education.

For more information checkout our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Student Life
studentlife@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-4352
Fax: 412-397-2202
Nicholson Center 2nd Floor
Moon Campus

Mechatronics Engineering Club: This is for anyone who wants to build and play with robots. We have some robots and a 3D printer already built. Bring ideas and create your project, or jump in with a group that is already working on one. Or just come play with MindStorm, design things on the Eggbot, or use the 3D printer. Any majors are welcome, you do not need to have Mechatronics Minor. For more information, check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;
Benjamin Campbell, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Engineering
campbellb@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-5474
Fax: 412-397-2593
John Jay 210
Moon Campus

National Society of Black Engineers

The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), was founded in 1975 at Purdue University, located in West Lafayette, Indiana. It is one of the largest student-run organizations in the United States, with core activities centered on improving the recruitment and retention of Black and other minority engineers in both academia and industry.

NSBE has more than 30,000 members worldwide, 18 regional conferences, an annual international conference, an annual national convention, and offers multiple scholarships. NSBE also represents 310 collegiate student chapters, 99 pre-college programs, and 88 professional chapters with their 6,000 technical members. A professional staff operates NSBE's World Headquarters in Virginia. For more information, check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Jameela Al-Jaroodi, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Software Engineering
aljaroodi@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-4053
Fax: 412-397-2593
John Jay 211
Moon Campus

Nonprofit Leadership Association

RMU's Nonprofit Leadership Association is an organization dedicated to community service and learning about nonprofits! We provide members with volunteer and leadership opportunities both on and off campus. Being a part of NLA is a great way to become involved on campus, complete volunteer hours for SET credit, develop leadership skills, meet new people who care about making a difference, have fun, and earn a certificate in nonprofit leadership!

Nonprofits we currently work with:

The Ronald McDonald House
Animal Friends
Fern Hollow Nature Center
Coraopolis Clothing Closet
Family House

Earning a certificate in nonprofit management is an optional component in addition to being a member of NLA. The certificate program includes:

Three noncredit workshops offered by RMU's Bayer Center for Nonprofit Management.
A 150-hour internship at a nonprofit organization of your choice and approved by RMU's Director of Student Civic Engagement
Active participation in the NLA student organization

Everyone is welcome, and there's no fee to join! For more information check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Donna Anderson
Director, Office of Student Civic Engagement
andersond@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-6492
Fax: 412-397-6318
Nicholson Center 267
Moon Campus

Nuclear Medicine Club: For more information, check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Phi Beta Lambda

Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) is an academic business fraternity that is open to all business majors. PBL is the world’s largest and oldest student business organization and is the collegiate level of the high school organization: Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). Our mission is to bring business and education together in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career development programs.

Why Join Phi Beta Lambda?

Networking: meet and speak with today’s business leaders. Create those connections that will prove to be invaluable tomorrow
Gain Valuable Leadership Experience: serve as anything from a local committee chair to a national officer and everything in-between
Improve your Resume: stand apart from the crowd and show a prospective employer that you know how to go that extra step
Competitions: compete in business related events against the best of the best across the country
Connect: meet new people with similar interests from across the USA

For more information check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Min Lu, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics
lu@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-5460
Fax: 412-397-2217
Nicholson Center 441
Moon Campus

Political Science Club

Welcome to all with political interest, we are a club that is very open minded and we accept all people and all majors! For more information, check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Student Life
studentlife@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-4352
Fax: 412-397-2202
Nicholson Center 2nd Floor
Moon Campus

RMU Pre-Law Society

The pre-law society is open to all Robert Morris University students in good standing interested in attending law school or pursuing a career in the legal profession. The mission of this student administered Society is to provide members with opportunities to improve, develop, and enhance essential skills by providing relevant information, counseling programs in various aspects of the legal profession.

For more information check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Louis B. Swartz, J.D.
Professor of Legal Studies
Coordinator, RMU Early Law School Admission 3+3 Program (ELSAP)
swartz@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-6354
Fax: 412-397-2172
Massey Hall 121
Moon Campus

RMU Pre-Med Club

Our mission is to provide an environment conducive to physicians in training. As a student service organization, we intend to provide support for each student, as well as information and programming pertaining to health professionals and professional medical schools. The Pre-Med Club was formally recognized at RMU in March 2009.

For more information check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Gavin Buxton
Associate Professor of Physics
buxton@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-4033
Fax: 412-397-4075
John Jay 211
Moon Campus

Pre-Physician Assistant Club

The Pre-Physician Assistant Club was designed in order to provide students the opportunity to have a support network, learn more about what it takes to get accepted into an accredited PA school, prepare for the GRE, and gain volunteer hours necessary for PA school.

For more information check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Student Life
studentlife@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-4352
Fax: 412-397-2202
Nicholson Center 2nd Floor
Moon Campus

Premedical Chapter of American Medical Student Association

AMSA is an independent, global association that exists to support, inform, and inspire tomorrow's physicians. The ones committed to making the world a better place through medicine. At AMSA, we see a better way forward. We see opportunities to reshape medicine as future physicians. Our vision is a world where health care is accessible, medicine is affordable and systems support the diversity we see around us.

For more information check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Student Life
studentlife@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-4352
Fax: 412-397-2202
Nicholson Center 2nd Floor
Moon Campus

Psychology Club

The organization was chartered in Spring 2006, with the main purpose being to allow Robert Morris students majoring or interested in the field, to come together and participate in related activities. Some of these activities include teaching members about the field of psychology and providing opportunities to participate in psychology related field trips and lectures. We would also like to increase the visibility of psychology at RMU and generate interest in psychological issues among the RMU community. Active membership is open to all RMU students.

For more information check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

David A. Wheeler, Ph. D.
Assistant Professor of Psychology
wheeler@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-5413
Fax: 412-397-6044
Nicholson Center 468
Moon Campus

Public Relations Club

Since 2009, the Public Relations Society of Robert Morris University has been preparing students interested in understanding how to cultivate, develop, and maintain relationships with people and within organizations. Our members develop practical, public-relations skills with hands-on experience and expert presentations on industry practices. Within a productive network of close peers, the PR Society strives to teach not only communications students, but anyone interested in honing their communicative skills used by public relations professionals every day. Members can expect to learn through the following:

Engaging in nonprofit fundraising activities
Volunteering on-campus or in the local community
Develop communicative skills through face-to-face meetings, social media correspondence, and other types of interactions

Whether you aim to succeed in a public relations career or learn practical communicative skills, the PR Society is the club for you!

For more information check out RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Ann Jabro, Ph.D.
University Professor of Communication
jabro@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-2469
Nicholson Center 468
Moon Campus

RMU Ad Club

For more information check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Jeeyun Oh
oh@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-6439
Nicholson Center 318
Moon Campus

Society for the Advancement of Management

The mission of the Society for the Advancement of Management (SAM) is to provide an opportunity for student members from all majors to increase their management skills and decision-making abilities. Student officers operate the chapter and assume responsibility for conducting programs in management, sponsoring guest speakers from the business community, and other social, educational, and fund-raising programs. Student teams participate annually in the International Management Case Competition.

For more information check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Mark Haney, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Management
haney@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-6048
Massey Hall 323
Moon Campus

Society for Human Resource Management

The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) strives to connect students with local Human Resource professionals. Students are given the opportunity to sponsor speakers, attend local and national conferences, and to take advantage of additional career-related opportunities. The focus of the chapter is to help students network and learn from professionals in the field.

For more information visit our Facebook Page, our RMU Revolution Page, or contact;

Jasmin Lin, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Management
lin@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-5488
Fax: 412-397-2217
Massey Hall 321
Moon Campus

Society of Manufacturing Engineers

A chapter of this international organization was established at RMU in the Fall of 2000. The purpose of this organization is to promote professionalism and manufacturing by giving students the opportunity to experience hands-on activities in the field of manufacturing. The Society provides an opportunity for students to network with potential employers, compete in regional and national contests, tour production facilities, and attend presentations pertaining to cutting edge technology.

For more information check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Arif Sirinterlikci, Ph.D., CMfgE
Director, Engineering Laboratories
sirinterlikci@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-4028
Fax: 412-397-2593
John Jay 128
Moon Campus

Society of Women Engineers

The Society of Women Engineers originated when small groups of women engineers and women engineering students began meeting independently in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C. Nearly 50 women from these groups came together on May 27, 1950 to form the Society. The organization's four objectives are as relevant today as they were 50 years ago: to inform young women, their parents, counselors, and the public of the qualifications and achievements of women engineers and the opportunities available to them; to assist women engineers in readying themselves for a return to active work after temporary retirement; to serve as a center of information on women in the field; and to encourage women engineers to attain high levels of educational and professional achievement.

For more information, visit our website, check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Maria Kalevitch, Ph.D.
Dean, SEMS and Professor of Science
kalevitch@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-2446
Fax: 412-397-2472
John Jay 206
Moon Campus

Sport Analytics Club

The Sport Analytics Club is designed to make students more proficient in their analytical skills by exposing them to new techniques and allowing them to improve through workshop meetings, case studies, and attendance at analytics conferences.

For more information check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Student Life
studentlife@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-4352
Fax: 412-397-2202
Nicholson Center 2nd Floor
Moon Campus

Sport Management Association

The Sports Management Association (SMA) is an organization for all students interested in pursuing a career in sports. The purpose of the organization is to provide interested students with a vehicle of involvement in the business aspects of sports on and off campus. SMA organizes speakers, sponsors recreational activities for the campus, and coordinates fund-raising and service projects.

For more information check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Artemsis Apostolopoulou
University Professor of Sport Management
apostolopoulou@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-6374
Fax: 412-397-2217
Massey Hall 308
Moon Campus

Students for Environmental Awareness

This organization will provide professional development opportunities to the members through the use of research, guest speakers, and other career-related activities. Members will also have the opportunity to learn by hands on projects and mentoring opportunities. Students for Environmental Awareness (SEA) is actively involved in supporting and assisting with recycling efforts on the RMU campus. SEA is open to all students interested in the sciences.

For more information check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

Paul D. Badger, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemistry
badger@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-4032
Fax: 412-397-4075
John Jay 214
Moon Campus

Student Nurses Association

The Student Nurses Association Program (SNAP) was chartered at RMU in Spring 2005. Stated below are the primary purposes and functions of the organization.

To assume responsibility for contributing to nursing education in order to provide for the highest quality of health care
To provide programs representative of fundamental interests and concerns to nursing students.
To aid in the development of the whole person, including his/her professional role, his/her responsibility for health care of people in all walks of life

For more information visit our website, check out our RMU Revolution Page, or contact;

Janene Szpak, D.N.P., PMHNP-BC, RN.
Assistant Professor of Nursing
szpak@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-5246
Fax: 412-397-3277
Scaife Hall 124
Moon Campus

Student-PA State Education Association

Welcome to the student chapter of the Pennsylvania State Education Association (S-PSEA)! This association invites all elementary and secondary education students to be a part of the learning community and the advocation of education. PSEA is an affiliate of the National Education Association (NEA), the largest professional employee organization in the country.

S-PSEA is a pre-professional organization that gives students opportunities to become involved with many activities and events that the teaching profession contributes to the learning community. It is a great way to network with many active members in the field and learn from new and exciting experiences!

It is pertinent as an education student to familiarize yourself with the issues that are going on in education today. Even as college students, we must take an active role in our future careers. All active members in the teaching arena, invite students to become a part of the crusade to strengthen public schools and educate the students of tomorrow. S-PSEA provides RMU students with opportunities to be active participants and prominent voices in education.

For more information visit our website, check out our RMU Revolution Page, or contact;

Daniel J. Shelley, Ph.D.
Professor of Education
shelley@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-6033
Fax: 412-397-6044
Nicholson Center 467
Moon Campus

Top Secret Colonials

The Top Secret Colonials is a student organization on Cybersecurity and professional development. Our mission is to promote Cybersecurity education outside of the classroom while raising awareness about security concerns within the cyber realm. Our organization hosts several speaker series that feature professionals working in the specific fields such as Cybersecurity and Information Technology. These speaker series promote networking and educational opportunities not given within a typical classroom experience. Additionally, the organization hosts multiple fundraising events to help alleviate costs for all the educational experiences the organization has to offer. In the fall of 2019, The Gaming Marathon Fundraiser raised over $1500 that was then donated to Children's Miracle Network. Every year TSC promotes attendance to the Washington Center's National Security Seminar hosted in Washington, D.C. In 2014, RMU was nationally recognized with the University of the Year Award thanks to the efforts of TSC during the seminar.

Fall 2020 Officers

Keep up with us on Social Media:

For more information check out our RMU Revolution Page or contact;

President: Jordan Lowthert
Vice President: Dan Cox
Treasurer: Nathan Sullivan
Secretary: Kaden Hahsoob
Project Manager: Breanna Kraus
Project Manager: Calvin Laswell
Fundraising Chair: Greg Jaworowski
Social Media Chair: Carina Mastrangelo
Karen Paullet, D.Sc.
Assistant Professor of Computer and Information Systems
paullet@rmu.edu
Phone: 412-397-6051
Fax: 412-397-6468
Wheatley Center 229
Moon Campus