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Student Assembly

Student Assembly is the student government at Elizabethtown College.

Executive Cabinet:

• Speaker - Brendan Guy
• Vice Speaker - Jessica Piergallini
• Treasurer - Griffen MacLaren
• Student Affairs Coordinator - Alison Carneal
• Diversity and Inclusion Chairperson - Sarah Moscoso

Advisors: Nichole Gonzalez & Brooke Hollinger
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Class of 2025

The 2025 Class Club represents the 2025 cohort. We strive to support all students, be the bridge of communication between the Class of 2025 and administration and provide information and updates of events and changes made around campus. We are especially focused on sustainability and accessibility to all students.

Club Officers:

• President - Emma Sager
• Vice President - Isaac Kraenbring
• Secretary - 
• Treasurer - Griffen MacLaren

Advisor: Brad Weltmer
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Class of 2026

Cabinet:

• President - Parker Blevins
• Vice President - Elizabeth Kutteh
• Secretary - 
• Treasurer - Callahan Beyer

Advisor: Ashley Blake

 

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Class of 2027

Cabinet:

• President - Thatcher Baney
• Vice President - Shannon O'Donnell
• Secretary - Megan Fleming
• Treasurer - Cecelia Paul

Advisor: Michelle Henry
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Class of 2028

Cabinet:

• President - Mechelle Johnson-Reeves
• Vice President - Laire Cafirma
• Secretary - Jayden Zimmerman
• Treasurer - Adam Hobbs

Advisor: Stacey Zimmerman
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Accounting and Finance Club

The Accounting and Finance Club provides students with networking opportunities with accounting firms and provides insights into a career in either accounting or finance.

Club Officers:

• Anna Burch
• Savannah Lesley
• Mckenzie Shoemaker
• Taylor DePue

Advisor: Terrie Riportella
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Alpha Lambda Delta

The purpose of Alpha Lambda Delta is to encourage superior academic achievement among students in their first year in institutions of higher education, to promote intelligent living and a continued high standard of learning, and to assist students in recognizing and developing meaningful goals for their roles in society.

Club Officers:

• Madison Cannon
• Emma Houck
• Ella Kocher
• Ashton Fasig
• Yasmin Elgamal

Advisor: Justin Badgerow
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Alpha Mu

Alpha Mu serves to bring music therapy students together in a collaborative way to promote music therapy throughout the Elizabethtown College campus and its surrounding community through various events.

Club Officers: 

• Lorelei Eck
• Hannah Fletcher
• Olivia Jones
• Rileigh Celsky
• Gabriella Lozada
• Hannah Glant
• Adeline Gerz
• Madeline Hauser
• Rebecca Sauder

Advisor: Emily Frantz
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Alpha Phi Omega

The purpose of the Alpha Phi Omega shall be to develop leadership; promote friendship; and provide service to humanity. By fostering a community rooted in inclusivity; collaboration; and civic engagement; we aim to inspire and empower individuals to become lifelong advocates for positive change in the Elizabethtown College community and beyond.

Club Officers:

• Griffen MacLaren
• Alexa Scheetz
• Kathryn Mackey
• Kortny Green

Advisor: Javita Thompson
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Alpha Psi Omega

The Sigma Phi chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, the national theatre honor society, exists so that students may be specially recognized and rewarded for their dedication to theatre at Elizabethtown college. It also exists so that any student may have access to a wide variety of theatrical opportunities, from being onstage to working behind the scenes or even attending shows. Our chapter of APO also hosts a fundraiser cabaret every year, and the funds are sent to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS to support members of the greater theatrical community.

Club Officers:

• Stephanie Motz
• Antonia Raimondo
• Nicholas Jacobs
• Eyssa Weiss

Advisor: Barry Fritz
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Alpha Phi Sigma Criminal Justice Honor Society

The purpose of the Pi Zeta Psi chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma is to provide eager; inspired; and hard-working criminal justice students with the opportunity to explore individual interests in the criminal justice system; discover internships and careers; strengthen academic and social skills; and give back to the community through educational endeavors; volunteer work; and hands-on learning.

Club Officers:

• Olivia Sullivan
• Eily Barker
• Gina Roscoe
• Alexis Cooper

Advisor: Kadee Crandall
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Bachelor of Arts in Music Organization (BAMO)

An organization to give opportunity and space for Elizabethtown College musicians to gather, learn, socialize, and perform.

Club Officers:

• Samuel Senkowicz
• Liz Gatton
• Jazz Gonzalez
• Ellie Andreen

Advisor: Douglas Bomberger
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Biology Club

The purpose of the Elizabethtown College Biology Club is to encourage the pursuit and study of the field of Biology and all of her many disciplines as well as to aid the facilitation of such pursuits. We hope to provide members and the surrounding community with the path to pursue the knowledge held within the field through the use of a variety of events and gatherings. We truly believe that the presence of this body on campus will further the development and interest of the studies and provide a space for those who pursue the exciting world of biology.

Club Officers:

• Thatcher Baney
• Nolan Yost
• Curtis Carvell
• Mackenzie Stein
• Elizabeth Wasylyk

Advisors: Sarah Noveral and Robert Northington
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Chemistry Club

To promote chemistry and learning. Try to make chemistry fun and enjoyable to those from all backgrounds and areas of knowledge, to give back to the community,

Club Officers

• Jennah Hoke
• Ryan Smith
• Samantha Small
• Isaac Kraenbring
• Angelina Giglio-Tos

Advisor: James MacKay
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Computer Science Club

To provide an environment for students interested in Computer Science to come together and learn about topics related to computers.

Club Officers:

• James Buck
• Muzahidul Islam
• Matthew Smith
• Samuel Huhn
• Brian Duva

Advisor: Jingwen Wang and Peilong Li
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Criminal Justice Club

The purpose of the Criminal Justice Club is to support the new Criminal Justice Program. The club is open to criminal justice majors and non-majors. Students will participate in experiential learning opportunities to support their various interests in criminal justice, including, but not limited to, policing, courts, corrections, victim services, social justice, and police reform. Experiential learning opportunities include guest speakers, field trips, shadowing, community-based projects, among others, both on- and off-campus. This club will provide students with networking opportunities that will support criminal justice internships and future careers.

Club Officers:

• Olivia Sullivan
• Alexis Cooper
• Gina Roscoe
• Ella Powers

Advisor: Kadee Crandall
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Education Organization (EdOrg)

The purpose of Ed Org is to offer a space where education students can collaborate together and serve their community.

Club Officers:

• Griffen MacLaren
• Carly Jackson
• Tori Levush
• Jeremy Fortna
• Elizabeth Kutteh
• Marissa Puleo

Advisor: Kevin Peters
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The Etownian

The Etownian is the student-run newspaper at Elizabethtown College and reports on news relating to the College, Elizabethtown, Lancaster County, and Pennsylvania.

Club Officers:

• Chandler McGuire
• DaniRae Renno
• Delaney Peckham
• Isabelle Horgan

Advisor: Erica Dolson
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Exercise Science Club

The Exercise Science club aims to help build student connections within the major and help students with networking, such as attending national conferences to further knowledge in the exercise science field. Also, it creates opportunities for the students in the major to gain some practical experience. Finally, it helps prepare students for graduate school who are working to further their education in more specific fields within exercise science.

Club Officers:

• Samantha Archer
• Bailey Pruitt
• Brooke Huczko
• Kyle Mulville

Advisor: Christopher Sanders
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Family Business and Entrepreneurship

The purpose of this club is to bring together Elizabethtown College through a network of students who come from family business of their own or who share a passion for entrepreneurship.

Club Officers:

• William Valdez
• Ava Barton
• Kurt Poland

Advisor: Petru Sandu
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Hands-On Health

Hands-on Health aims to create a supportive and engaging community for students pursuing pre-health professions, including pre-medical, pre-veterinary, pre-dental, pre-physician assistant, nursing, and other related fields. Our mission is to empower members by offering opportunities for academic and professional growth, fostering connections through fun and interactive events, and providing exposure to the diverse world of healthcare. Through guest speakers, field trips, social activities, and peer support, we aim to inspire and prepare students for their future careers in healthcare.

Club Officers:

• Jaclyn Cline
• Joys William
• Neena Thomas
• Asher Landrum

Advisor: Elizabeth Newell
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International Club

The main purpose is to provide the place where both international and domestic students could learn global and broadened perspective, way of thinking, various culture, background and international knowledge through many activities concentrating on input and output to get more information effectively.

Club Officers:

• Kaci Gohn
• Saki Takatsu
• Emmanuel Attah
• Chloe Cadiz Lopez
• Trey Firestone
• Kylie Ueda

Advisor: Maria Petty
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Kappa Delta Pi

Kappa Delta Pi is an Education Honor Society, to promote excellence in and recognition of outstanding contribution to education.

Club Officers:

• Caellie Cobb
• Carly Jackson
• Megan Cramer
• Elizabeth Beward

Advisor: Wendy Bellew
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Math Club

The Math Club connects math majors and minors, and any math enthusiasts with the department faculty and resources. We organize a variety of events such as game nights, an annual math competition, picnics, problem solving nights, and more. All events are open to all students regardless of club membership.

Club Officers:

• Jeremy Fortna
• Amelia Wittmaier
• Jonathan Stebick
• Connor Denion
• Elizabeth Kutteh

Advisor: James Hughes
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Mock Trial Club

The Elizabethtown College Mock Trial Club provides students with a dynamic environment to explore and develop a deeper understanding of the legal system. Through engaging in mock trial activities, members enhance critical skills such as legal reasoning, public speaking, analytical thinking, and collaborative teamwork. The club fosters an inclusive and supportive space where students from all academic disciplines can learn about legal principles, courtroom procedures, and the art of crafting persuasive arguments. By participating in structured exercises and simulations, members gain practical experience in advocacy, effective communication, and strategic problem-solving. The Mock Trial Club is dedicated to cultivating intellectual curiosity, ethical leadership, and a passion for lifelong learning among its members. Above all, the club strives to inspire confidence, professionalism, and a commitment to excellence within its community.

Club Officers:

• Emory Barton
• Kalen Tendo
• Shawn Gipe
• Gavin Fehr

Advisor: Nathan Gibson
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Neuro Club

Educate club members and the broader Elizabethtown College community about the science of Neuroscience and promote Neuroscience as a program at Elizabethtown College

Club Officers:

• Ryder Pavela
• Hailey Horn
• Izzy Johnston
• Dhriti Shah

Advisor: Jennifer Wittmeyer
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PCMEA

The Pennsylvania Collegiate Music Educators Association consists of the music education majors at Elizabethtown. We participate in community activities, programs, discussions, etc. that allow us to better ourselves as educators and build our knowledge for professional development.
 
Club Officers:

• Julia Moore
• Macey Lake
• Micah Bidgood Enders
• Krissy Badalucco
• Lorelei Moser

Advisor: Matthew Fritz
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Pi Theta Epsilon

Elizabethtown's chapter of a national honors society for OT students.

Club Officers:

• Isabella Mendez
• Brian Coletta
• Kambrie Hepler
• Grace Costenbader
• Hayley Biesiadecki

Advisor: Gina Fox
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Psi Chi

Psi Chi is a national honor society whose purpose shall be to encourage, stimulate, and maintain excellence in scholarship of the individual members in all fields, particularly psychology, and to advance the science of psychology.

Club Officers:

• Delaney Peckham
• Gabriella Cilio
• Leandra McMahon
• Sara Colletti

Advisor: Jean Pretz
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Psychology Club

The major objective and primary responsibility of this organization is to provide students the opportunity to expand upon their awareness and knowledge of psychology through activities concentrated in specific subdivisions of psychology. In addition, “The Psychology Club of Elizabethtown College” allows students to engage in recreational activities with individuals who share similar professional goals.

Club Officers:

• Leandra McMahon
• Sophia Brodt
• Jenna Hornibrook
• Sara Colletti

Advisor: Elizabeth Dalton
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Robotics and Machine Intelligence (RMI)

The purpose of this club is to allow students to explore robotics and machine intelligence outside of the classroom. This also allows for the possibility of competing in robotics competitions.

Club Officers:

• Steven Klinefelter
• James Hutchins
• Zachary Brown
• John Stauffer

Advisor: Mark Brinton
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Social Worker Student Association (SWSA)

SWSA serves as an informational and co-curricular service activity for both social work majors and non-majors. SWSA exposes you to social services and social problems and offers opportunities for fund-raising, volunteer projects, and advocacy work that benefits community social services. SWSA has its own by-laws and is governed by officers elected from the membership. The goal of the Association is to foster social work ideals and uses values from the National Association of Social Workers.

Club Officers:

• Loren Woodruff
• Hannah Mahoney
• Michaele Kanode
• Antonia Raimondo

Advisor: James Corbin
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Spanish Club

Spanish Club’s mission is to provide interested students with extra opportunities to enhance their Spanish skills outside of the classroom in an informal way. Its purpose is to also bring together students of different levels to learn from one another. In addition, it aims to grant students chances to experience Spanish-speaking cultures.

Club Officers:

• Gabrielle Kambouroglos
• Aidelis Andino-Guzman
• Rafael Sanchez
• Callahan Beyer
• Blake Stolarik

Advisor: Charla Lorenzen
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SOTA

The purpose of SOTA is to bring those interested in occupational therapy together and to provide an opportunity for them to find expression, recognition, and sharing of ideas and talents. Also, to inform, foster, and encourage ideas of the meaning of occupational therapy and to promote it to the college and surrounding community. More so, our purpose is to stimulate the collection, analysis, and discussion of information concerning occupational therapy.

Club Officers:

• Josephine Hunter
• Elizabeth Petlick
• Elena Kenvin
• Gabrielle Cilio
• Juliana Guzzo
• Hailey Erickson
• Gabrielle Oliphant
• Julilanna Vazquez

Advisor: Terri Dennehy
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STEAM-EC

We are going to host several personal events - field trips and community service projects - where we will learn about the world we live in and apply knowledge we have gained from our education in the real world. We will promote Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) and stress the fact that everything is connected and each subjected is almost never isolated. We believe in a future where Etown students will be the leaders in their future careers because of the versatile application they will gain. We wish that our members can make connections and gather ideas that incorporate as many components of STEAM and more. With our personal events, not only would we be giving back to the community, but we would be educating our members so they can realize how they can provide service themselves.
 
Club Officers:

• Amelia Wittmaier
• Jermey Fortna
• Isaac Kraenbring
• Griffen MacLaren
• Carly Jackson
• Sarah Reynolds
• Alexa Scheetz

Advisor: Peter Licona
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TriBeta (βββ)

Beta Beta Beta (TriBeta) is an honor society for students, particularly undergraduates, dedicated to improving the understanding and appreciation of biological study and extending boundaries of human knowledge through scientific research.

Club Officers:

• Mia Cudmore
• Benjamin Kenien
• Bethany Heidelbaugh
• Kara Davies
• Samantha Small

Advisor: Robert Northington
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Society of Women Engineers

The purpose of Women in EMPCS is to create a community between the women of the School of Engineering, Mathematics, and Computer Science. The club seeks to provide a welcoming presence and foster a community of like-minded women. The club provides its members with opportunities to connect with women engineers, physicists, mathematicians, and computer scientists across the different cohort years. The club benefits the campus community by offering a place for the minority of women in the “hard sciences” a place to grow, ask questions, and create lasting friendships through weekly dinners in the tower room, campus events, and hosting the annual School of Engineering, Mathematics, and Computer Science events.

Club Officers:

• Madison Stewart
• Jacquelyn Nickel
• Megan Fisher
• Munia Kamal

Advisor: Shannon Clancy
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Women in Business (WIB)

The mission of the WIB organization at Elizabethtown College is to educate and empower women to become strong business leaders of the next generation. In a male dominated industry, it'd important for women to support other women beside them. We want to create a place for women to come together and learn from each other and grow as people.
 
Club Officers:

• Isabelle Brodbeck
• Alexandra Swendrowski
• Alexandra Collins
• Bryn Hughes
• Emily Skelly 
• Curstin Carpenter

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Women in STEM

The purpose of this club is to build a community where women studying the sciences can support other women in their fields. We want to attend research presentations, host a first-year mentoring program and encourage young girls to pursue stem professions.

Club Officers:

• Lauren Berger
• Lahanna Means
• Callie Asper
• Maegan Wingert
• Elizabeth Wasylyk

Advisor: Debra Wohl
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)

Club Officers:

• Thomas Urrunaga
• Rafael Sanchez
• Alexander Ly
• Jasmine Gonzalez

Advisor: Kurt DeGoede
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Animal Services Club (ASC)

The purpose of this club is to provide service to all animals in need. This includes going to local shelters, farms, zoos, sanctuaries, etc. We will be volunteering and helping in any way possible, including fundraising for these organizations. Not only will we be volunteering but learning as well. The purpose of this club is to also expand our knowledge of animals by going to veterinarian clinics or hospitals, having veterinarians come speak, and other guest speakers from different organizations like Susquehanna Service Dogs. Elizabethtown's message is "educate for service" and the purpose of ASC is to "put our service to use"!

Club Officers:

• Samuel Dreikorn
• Leandra McMahon
• Camdyn Buohl
• Ryder Paulus
• Sarah Carney
• Thatcher Baney

Advisor: Jeffery Long
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Anime Club

The purpose of Anime Club is to explore Japanese culture through popular media such as anime and manga comics. We wish to encourage friendship and inclusion as members of a group sharing similar interests, and also as a part of the overall Etown community.

Club Officers:

• Kaitlynn Yorgey
• Jayden Ryan
• Larissa Halber
• Benjamin Armitage

Advisor: Mahua Bhattacharya
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Asian Cultural Student Association

The purpose of the Asian Cultural Student Association is to provide students at the college with the opportunity to connect with one another outside of the classroom. The Asian Cultural Student Association aims to provide a safe space, to advocate, and to educate for Asian and Asian American students as well as other students who would like to learn more about Asian culture. The club benefits the campus community by offering educational opportunities through events on campus as well as off campus learning trips to supplement learning.

This club is open to all students, regardless of identity. 

Club Officers:

• Erina Fortune
• Hanna Tram
• Elliot Schwartz
• Kaci Gohn

Advisor: Jeffery Long & Mahua Bhattarcharya
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Best Buddies

The mission of Best Buddies is to establish a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We do this by matching student volunteers in mutually enriching friendships with persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Club Officers:

• Ashley Hutton
• Shannon Creaney
• Wil Gaskins
• Hailey Poulos
• Lola Schaeffer
• Hannah Blazure
• Megan Chornak
• Alyssa Kramer
• Tessa Natale

Advisors: Whitney Crull and Joni Eisenhauer
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Book Club

The purpose of the Book Club is to create an opportunity for students to share a common interest on campus and bond over literature without the added pressure of deadlines. The club provides its members with a wide variety of literature to read and discuss through either libraries or free downloads online. The club benefits the campus community by offering free books to read and allows members to decide on the different genres or specific books as part of the curriculum.

Club Officers:

• Jennah Hoke
• Esther Nolt
• Mikayla DeMatt
• Sara Colletti

Advisor: Tara Moore
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Boot Scootin' Jays

The purpose of Boot Scootin' Jays is to create a welcoming; low-pressure environment where individuals can learn and enjoy nationwide line dances without the commitment or expectations of a performance-based group. This club is designed for those who want to participate in a fun; inclusive activity without the stress of rehearsing for shows or maintaining a rigid attendance schedule. Members are encouraged to join as they wish; fostering flexibility and accessibility for students; faculty; staff; family members; and friends from the Elizabethtown area. Boot Scootin' Jays focuses on teaching and preserving nationwide line dances that are widely recognized and practiced around the world. By learning these shared dances; members gain a unique skill set that connects them with people in their local communities when they return home or move to new locations. These dances serve as a cultural bridge; uniting individuals across geographical and generational lines. Boot Scootin' Jays aims to continue this legacy of inclusivity by creating a space where members can bond; share stories; and celebrate a common interest in a relaxed; supportive setting. Whether someone is entirely new to line dancing or has years of experience; this club offers something for everyone.

Club Officers:

• Tainan Nunes
• Trey Firestone
• Kaedyn Lentz
• Jillian Schwarz
• Emily Kozemchak
• Rebecca Merchiore

Advisors: Stacey Zimmerman
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Colleges Against Cancer (CAC)

The main goal of Colleges Against Cancer is to fight cancer by volunteering for and instating and supporting programs of the American Cancer Society. In addition to organizing a Relay For Life event on campus in the spring to raise money for the fight against cancer, we aim to establish cancer advocacy programs, bring cancer control programs to campus, and promote cancer awareness and prevention.

Club Officers:

• Remi Keeports
• Lauryn Wargo
• London Cerullo
• Kathryn Hart
• Sophia Calzola
• Jacqueline Huston
• Caellie Cobb

Advisor: Jane Cavender
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Elizabethtown Circle K

The goal of the club is to promote service and fellowship among its members and the local community. Every week we hold meetings to plan service events for the semester, as well as complete service projects that benefit the elderly, veterans, animals, children, those who are ill, etc. Some of the organizations we have volunteered with include, the Community Cupboard of Elizabethtown, the Manor Care Senior Center, Color a Smile, Caitlin Smiles, and Trick-or-treat for UNICEF.

Club Officers:

• Kylie Holl
• Kaity Wickenheiser
• Elyssa Weiss
• Katie Berger

Advisor: Ben Osterhout
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Elizabethtown College Auto Club

We plan to host workshops relating to roadside emergency preparedness and preventative maintenance skills (i.e., checking tire pressure, changing oil, changing tires, etc.). We also plan to hold events bringing together the local community and students on campus. We want to provide experiences off campus for members to attend and learn more about motorsport events (i.e., NHRA, Rally, and other sporting events).

Club Officers:

• Loren Woodruff
• Meghan Derick
• Clare Jackubowski
• Bryn Hughes
• Holden Rice
• Cindy Moukoro
• Curstin Carpenter
• Shea McMullan

Advisor: Milton Friedly
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Elizabethtown College Dance Team

The Elizabethtown College Dance Team is a service-based, advanced dance team aiming to provide another outlet for dancers on campus. We perform at Etown athletic games, performance shows, other events around the community, and even host our own benefit show for the Elle Foundation. We are an audition-based dance team that accepts advanced dancers looking for another opportunity to continue dance into college during their time at Etown.

Club Officers:

• Olivia Fabiano
• Alyssa Crane
• Kaitlyn Davis
• Gabrielle Petridge
• Emma Haab

Advisor: Marla Davis
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Elizabethtown College Democrats

The Elizabethtown College Democrats will devote itself to advancing the policy goals of the Democratic Party platform, assisting local, state, and federal candidates from the Democratic Party in getting elected, and encouraging all students of Elizabethtown College to participate in the electoral process.

Club Officers:

• Zachary Kleinfelter
• Bailey Kenny
• Aileigh Mulligan
• Wyatt Roadarmel

Advisor: Elizabeth Dalton & Leda Werner
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Elizabethtown College Republicans

The purpose of ECR is to promote the values of the Republican Party to its members, school and community while assisting in government elections and providing support to Republican organizations at the local, state and national level. The ECR shall strive to develop its members in their professional, political, and leadership skills to prepare them for future service to the Republican party and community.

Club Officers:

• Aaron Ghee
• Kaleigh Christ
• Malini Sakrudkar
• Blaise Bloom

Advisor: Sue Friguglietti & Kerri Hample
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Elizabethtown NAACP

The mission of the Elizabethtown College’s National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) chapter/club is to inform the campus community about issues impacting African Americans and People of Color (POC); to advocate for marginalized and underrepresented students by advancing the economic, educational, social and political status of these groups/communities; and to develop the next generation of civil rights and community leaders while following the mission given to us by the NAACP.

This club is open to all students, regardless of identity. 

Club Officers:

• Daniel marshall
• Schumy Pascal
• Kalen Tendo
• Olivia Addo

Advisors: Javita Thompson and Gabbie Reed
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Engineers for a Sustainable World (ESW)

Engineers for a Sustainable World has a vision of a world of environmental, social and economic prosperity created and sustained by local and global collective action. ESW’s mission is to forge innovative, lasting solutions to local and global sustainability challenges.

Club Officers

• Keagan Kinney
• Justin Cedeno
• Dylan Groshek
• Alexander Roop
• Andrew Bolig
• Daniel Dein

Advisor: Jean Batista Abreu
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E-motion

E-Motion is our campus’ all-inclusive dance club that gives people with no experience to lots of dance experience an outlet to move their bodies, improve their health, develop friendships, and serve the local community.

Club Officers

• Katelyln Pasko
• Isabella Lambusta
• Alyssa Wolfe
• Mackenzie Schmoyer
• Kara Sullivan
• Grace Ceschan
• Elizabeth Beward
• Dylinn Rice
• Jill Schwartz

Advisor: Barry Fritz
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Etown Council for Exceptional Children (CEC)

The purpose of Etown’s Chapter of CEC is to help the local community of exceptional children and children with disabilities. All majors are encouraged to join!

Club Officers:

• Julia Yudichak
• Brynn Donoff
• Hailey Poulos
• Jeremy Fortna
• Megan Gress

Advisor: Kevin Peters
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Fine Print Literary Magazine

Fine Print produces the Fine Print Literary Magazine.

Club Officers:

• Natalie Meyer
• Kaitlyn Gilmore
• Marie Crugnale
• Evan Kohlbus

Advisor: Tara Moore
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Food Recovery Network

The purpose of this club is to educate the college community about food waste, food insecurity, and environmental issues. Moreover, we volunteer in the Elizabethtown community at food banks and other non profits dedicated to providing basic needs. We advocate for changes pertaining to food insecurity and environment-related issues on campus and in the community. We are recognized by the national Food Recovery Network organization, and one day would like to preform food recovery (which is when we take food that would otherwise be thrown away and reallocate it to those experiencing food insecurity.) This club embodies Elizabethtown College's motto "Educate for Service" through advocacy and service on campus and within the community.

Club Officers:

• Mechelle Johnson-Reeves
• Royale Langhorne
• Shalyn Eaton
• Marvelous Alagbe
• Jada Makar

Advisor: Leda Werner
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Gamer's Guild

The purpose of The Elizabethtown Gamer’s Guild is to bring together many students of all types that love video games. The club provides its members with an opportunity to play and talk about video games from all platforms, consoles, and genres. The club benefits the campus community by offering video game tournaments throughout the school year that everyone can join in on, even if they are not a part of the club.
 
Club Officers:

• Neil Divins
• Brian Duva
• Kaelynn Kennedy
• Isabel Pacheco Mattivi

Advisor: Desmond Yengi
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Gender-Sexuality Alliance (GSA)

GSA’s purpose is to build a support group for members of the LGBTQ+ community on campus. This is done through various events aimed at building connections between members and ensuring that those members have support if needed in aspects pertaining to LGBTQ+ resources or academics. There is an advocacy side to GSA too, where the club advocates to advance LGBTQ+ belonging on campus.

This club is open to all students, regardless of identity. 

Club Officers:

• Alysse Smith
• Erina Fortune
• Hanna Tran
• Pamela Pina

Advisor: Diane Bridge
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Hide and Seek Club

Club Officers

• Amelia Wittmaier
• Macey Coll
• Ryan Ramler
• Marco Niosi
• Brian Duva

Advisor: Tomas Estrada
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Hillel

Hillel is the Jewish club on campus and we provide opportunities for all students on campus to learn about Jewish holidays and culture through attending services, and events on campus.

This club is open to all students, regardless of identity. 

Club Officers

• Marissa Tuman
• Alyssa Eckstein
• Maya Veiss
• Rosalie Kareha
• Phillip Goldberg

Advisor: To Be Determined
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Hope Club

HOPE Club aims to support the mission of Brittany's Hope at Elizabethtown College. In doing this, we hold fundraisers in support of Brittany's Hope and to support the Vietnam Service Trip which is run every other May. Fundraisers directly support orphanages and other activities across Vietnam where we visit during our biannual service trip. We also support Brittany's Hope in events, such as The Walk of Love, The Annual Give.

Club Officers:

• Hailey Erickson
• Corinne Nestor
• Ava Wilson
• Lauryn Wargo
• Gillian Heyden
• Ally Klansek
• Oivia Steidle
• Brian Coletta

Advisor: Dan Panchik & Terri Dennehy
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It's On Us

The purpose of It’s On Us Etown is to raise awareness about sexual assault on our campus and prevent it, as well as educating students about resources they have to report and intervene in sexual assault. This is done through bi-weekly meetings and planning events every month, whether serious or light-hearted. The club provides members with a unique opportunity to develop skills in leadership, program planning, advertising, and educating their fellow students. The club benefits the community by offering educational activities for students through community service.

Club Officers:

• Isabella Lambusta
• Katelyn Pasko
• Sheridan Smink
• Mackenzie Schmoyer
• Maria Kumor

Advisor: Anya Goldina
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Latinx/Hispanic Student Union

The Latinx/Hispanic Student Union aims to strengthen the relationships and cultural development of Latinx/Hispanic students on campus, as well as other students who would like to learn more about the Latinx/Hispanic culture.

This club is open to all students, regardless of identity. 

Club Officers:

• Samantha Yanez
• Daniela Sanchez-Rosalino
• Aida Andino-Guzman
• Frida Sanchez-Rosalino

Advisor:  Kayshen Morel
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Lifting Club

To promote healthy lifting and a positive and inclusive gym community. Working to involve lifters of all levels; connect them with experienced lifters; and promote quality lifting ideals and techniques through science-backed lifting research.

Club Officers:

• Ryder Paulus
• Jacob Hooftallen
• Noah Dorman
• Zackary Welfer
• Kyle Sturgis

Advisor: Anya Goldina
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Lighthouse

The primary purpose of this club is to give interested students the opportunity to explore the Bible together. While we identify as a Christian group, we want to create a welcoming atmosphere where students from all backgrounds and beliefs feel comfortable investigating the claims of Jesus. Our hope is to enrich the campus as we cultivate a community marked by compassion, humility, service, and integrity.

This club is open to all students, regardless of identity. 

Club Officers:

• Elisabeth Kondisko
• Callie Asper
• Anna Rowles
• Ryan Ramler

Advisor: Amy Shorner-Johnson
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Mad Cow (Improv)

The purpose of Mad Cow is to hone comedic improvisational skills through regular rehearsals, attendance at workshops and other improvisation-style productions, and to perform shows on and off campus each semester.  The club provides its members with an opportunity to develop skills in public performance, quick thinking, and enhances interpersonal relationships.  The club benefits the campus community by offering free entertainment different from other groups on campus, through community service, campus shows, and representing the college in the community. 

Club Officers:

• Alexa Scheetz
• Gavin Ross
• Nicholas Wiley
• Amelia Wittmaier
• Houie Zangwill

Advisor: Charla Lorenzen
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Melica

Melica is Etown's all-female acapella group. The purpose of Melica is to empower female students at Elizabethtown College through friendship bonding and a shared love for music.

Club Officers:

• Hannah Garinger
• Marlaena Ciabattoni
• Anna Rowles
• Melia Myers
• Sarah Weller
• Kira McClure

Advisor: Wendy Bellew
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Men's Club Soccer

Men’s Club Soccer plays to represent the school in a positive and competitive manner. We seek to promote camaraderie, team skills, and good physical health through soccer while having fun as a group.

Club Officers:

• Andrew Ament
• Nathan Wiser
• Jonathan Stebick
• Grant Bolze
• Joey Wagner
• Ryder Paulus

Advisor: Tomas Estrada
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Middle Eastern Culture Club

The Elizabethtown College Middle Eastern Club aims for students to indulge into the various cultures and aspects of the Middle East. We welcome students of all descents to learn about the Middle Eastern culture, food, and history. Overall, MECC would like to help provide a nourishing environment for the community and our peers to take part in interactive educational activities.

This club is open to all students, regardless of identity. 
 
Club Officers:

• Aya Zourgani
• Sarah Abadi
• Yasmin Elgamal
• Muzahidul Islam

Advisor: Hossein Varamini & Leyla Batakci
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Nifty Needlework

This group is about unwinding and mingling over the common interest of any needlework craft, such as knitting, crocheting, sewing, or anything else! We all will come together to work on projects benefiting the community and enjoying our time together.

Club Officers:

• Gabrielle Caudill
• Jay Diaz
• Sara Colletti
• Olivia Addo

Advisor: Nobuaki Takahashi
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Noir (Black Student Union)

Noir serves as Elizabethtown College’s Black Student Union, providing a safe space for Black students, students of color, and allies to celebrate Black culture, identity, and expression. Through cultural events, discussions, and community-building initiatives, Noir fosters empowerment, solidarity, and a sense of belonging among students. Our mission is to uplift and amplify the voices of Black students while creating an environment where perspectives are valued and respected.

This club is open to all students, regardless of identity. 

Club Officers:

• Schumy Pascal
• Justice Brown
• Daniel Marshall
• Aryana Stevenson

Advisor: Amy Shorner-Johnson
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Our Bodies

• LGBTQ+ focused sex ed Q&A with local doctors and nurses
• Aftershock film screening to address Black Maternal Mortality crisis
• Volunteering with Into the Streets
• Sex Ed Trivia Night
• Partnered with Planned Parenthood to provide free STI Testing Kits to students
• Created the Our Bodies Podcast to reach a larger audience on and off campus
• Fundraising and tabling at various events on campus

Club Officers:

• Lin Bangs: President & Community Outreach Director
• Melany Bedoya: Vice President
• Julie Brelsford: Secretary
• Kayli Hose: Treasurer
• Desiree Tirado: Event Director
• Darrel Mingle: Event Director

Advisor: Shannon Haley-Mize
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Outing Club

Club Officers:

• Thomas Urrunaga
• Lauren Klinedinst
• Emma Rhoton
• Caleb Bowlin

Advisor: Mark Brinton
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Peacefully. Simply. Together.

Peacefully. Simply. Together. is part of the motto of the Church of the Brethren. It is a different way of living both in faith and outside of faith. The Church of the Brethren and Anabaptists focus on Peacemaking and Service. Anyone is welcome to join. While this group has a Christian founding, you do NOT have to be a Christian. As part of peacemaking and service, this group does not want to exclude anyone for any reason. We welcome anyone from any or no faith. The practice of peacemaking and service are fundamental human values.

Club Officers:

• Kara Bidgood Enders
• Acacia Kreider
• Jamie Walters
• Sheridan Smink

Advisor: Mark Clapper
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Phalanx

The objectives of Phalanx are to offer a professional and entertaining level of performance with all male a cappella while also providing a professional outlet for the promotion of Elizabethtown College.

Club Officers:

• Joseph White
• Rafael Sanchez
• Jesse Chesnutt
• Samuel Huhn

Advisor: Caroline Lalvani
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Radio Club

Club Officers:

• James Buck
• James Hutchins
• Holden Rice
• John Stauffer

Advisor: Nicholas Nolt
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ReKindle/CCO

Fanning faith into flame through Bible study, prayer, mentoring, and CCO leadership/growth opportunities.

This club is open to all students, regardless of identity. 

Club Officers:

• Michael Young
• Elizabeth Gatton 
• Nwando Okoli
• Emily Spedden

Advisor: Carrie Bornmann and John Myers
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Running Club

The purpose of this organization is to provide people with a healthy; fun way to exercise and make new friends in the Elizabethtown College community. The club provides opportunities for community members to run in a group and have the opportunity to try new routes and creates meaningful connections with other people.

Club Officers:

• Ryan Ramler
• Kellie Simon 
• Emma O'Toole
• Callie Asper

Advisor: Stacey Zimmerman
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SEEDS Ecology Club

The purpose of SEEDS Ecology is to unite diverse members of Elizabethtown College to learn about ecology, engage in local environmentally focused projects, and educate members of the Elizabethtown College community. We strive to create an atmosphere of mutual learning and support for members while offering many ways to get involved in both campus and community-oriented projects. For students, SEEDS offers volunteering opportunities to improve the environment, connect with professionals in the field of environmental science, and instill a life-long passion for nature. For the community, SEEDS aims to raise awareness of important local environmental issues and strives to enrich the campus grounds with sustainable, native biodiversity.

Club Officers:

• Alexandria Bright
• Ashley Poppe
• Kira Koutsouftikis
• Jay Diaz
• Makenzi Reed

Advisor: Diane Bridge and David Bowne
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Sock and Buskin

Sock and Buskin is the theatre club of Etown. We provide theatre workshops and activities for students to explore and learn more about stage, costume, and acting. We also promote theatre events on campus. We hold events where students can create their own performances as well.

Club Officers:

• Sarah Jakubowski
• Emily Clark
• Rachel Merchiore
• Claire Grau
• Allison Bushey

Advisor: Barry Fritz
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Ultimate Frisbee Club

The mission of the Ultimate Frisbee Club is to spread the love of the sport of Ultimate to the Elizabethtown College campus and community by sharing the good word of Ultimate Frisbee and the “Spirit of the Game” in which it was founded. The club is co-ed and hopes to facilitate healthy and friendly athletics for the college as a way to de-stress through positive physical means during the semester. As a competitive team, the Jelly Swatters’ will is to compete against other teams around the immediate area in Ultimate competitions. The Jelly Swatters will not just be an on campus team, but one that represents the college at scrimmages and tournaments at other schools in Pennsylvania and the East Coast.

Club Officers:

• Adam Dalle Pazze
• Samuel Langer
• Lydia Casteel
• James Witmer

Advisor: Justin Badgerow
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Vocalign A Capella

Vocalign is the Co-Ed A capella group on campus. This unique, fun-spirited group performs various shows on campus and takes part in many off-campus gigs and events. Vocalign established the tradition of hosting a “combo show” where they invite A capella groups from other schools to join them in putting on a show here on campus. Additionally, Vocalign has competed twice in the International Championship of Collegiate A capella. In the upcoming years, Vocalign hopes to continue to build musicianship within the group and share their passion for music with others.

Club Officers:

• Kelsey Bishop
• Olivia Pituch
• Emily Witmer
• Kevin Hand
• Michael Sagedy
• Owen Wertzberger

Advisor: Mark Clapper
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Women's Club Soccer

The purpose of this club is to make women who have played or want to play, but don't want to try out for the Women's Soccer team because they are scared or like others and they have decided to not play on the Women's soccer team here, but still want to play soccer in their free time.

Club Officers:

• Madison Eisenhart
• Allyson Osiecki
• Allison Reidnauer
• Gracie Grieco

Advisor: Marla Davis
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Young Democratic Socialist Association (YDSA)

The primary purpose of this YDSA Club is to educate people on our ideas, help make our community/campus better through volunteerism and mutual aid, campaign for DSA endorsed candidates, and discuss political and economic ideas.

Club Officers:

• Haley Bateman
• Jordyn Dutko
• Julie Cooper
• Gabe Karl
• Kayli Hose
• Mckenzie Laity
• Megan Fleming

Advisor: Jeffery Long
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