Parent Resources

Waynesburg University Switchboard - 724-627-8191

Academic Affairs: blesher@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-3222

Admissions: admissions@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-3248 

Bookstore: 075mgr@follett.com or 724-852-2665

Business Office: BusinessOffice@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-3385 

Counseling Center: counselingcenter@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-3233

Eberly Library: 724-852-3278 

Financial Aid: finaid@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-3208

Housing: mpioch@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-3260

Mail Room: studentservices@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-3305

Public Safety: mhumisto@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-3303

Registrar: registrar@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-7619

Residence Life: chardie@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-3402

Student Activities: rsmith@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-3315

Student Health Services: jdean@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-3332

Student Services: studentservices@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-3206

The Pathways Center

• Director: bcarr@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-3317  
• Tutoring: alexa.baily@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-7727
• Disability Services/Academic Support: cbalban@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-7797
• Career Development/Study Abroad: sbell@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-7790

All new resident students (including athletes) are required to get a physical exam from their personal physician (please see Student Health Services for more information). All student-athletes will also receive a mandatory physical exam once they arrive on campus. Student-athletes must also fill out athletic department insurance paperwork. Those who have not received the athletic department paperwork or have misplaced it, should contact your head coach. Student-athletes WILL NOT practice until both the physical exam and all insurance forms are on file.

Athletic Equipment

Athletic equipment is provided to student-athletes at no extra cost.  The cost of this equipment is incorporated into the cost of tuition and fees.

Spring Break Trips

Waynesburg University offers student-athletes the chance to compete against quality competition in appealing locations during Spring Break. The baseball, golf, softball, and tennis teams regularly travel to warmer climates to start their seasons. Each sport conducts some type of fundraising campaign by the student-athletes to help finance the cost of trips.

PAC Complimentary Passes

For sports that charge an entry fee, each student-athlete is given four PAC (Presidents’ Athletic Conference) Complimentary Passes at the beginning of the season.  It is up to the student-athlete to choose who receives these passes.  The passes provide free entry to any Waynesburg University athletics home game or any away game at Bethany, Chatham, Franciscan, Geneva, Grove City, Saint Vincent, Thiel, Washington & Jefferson, and Westminster.

Class Absences by Student-Athletes

NO class time is allowed to be missed because of a scheduled practice. Student-athletes report to their practice once they are finished with class.  Student-athletes are permitted to miss class time for scheduled games; however, it is the student athlete’s responsibility to get excused from class and follow-up with the professor.

Cheerleading

Any student at Waynesburg University is encouraged to try out for the cheerleading squad.  The squad attends all home games for football and men’s basketball.  For more information contact Alison Gray at agray@waynesburg.edu.

Intramural Opportunities

In addition to the 20 varsity sports offered at Waynesburg University, numerous opportunities are available for students to become involved in intramural sports.  Waynesburg students are notified of upcoming intramural seasons through the WU Athletic page and myConnect. The following are current opportunities available to Waynesburg students: cornhole, flag football, indoor soccer, Esports, ultimate frisbee, and volleyball. For further information about intramural sports call 724-852-3461.

Athletic Facility Directions

Rudy Marisa Fieldhouse (Basketball, Volleyball, Wrestling)

The Fieldhouse is located on campus at the corner of Washington and Wayne streets (building number 14 on your university map.)

GPS address:  51 W. College St., Waynesburg, PA 15370

John F. Wiley Stadium (Football, Soccer, Lacrosse)

I-79 Waynesburg exit #14.  Take PA 21 West towards Waynesburg.  Turn right at the 3^rd traffic light onto PA 21 West / US 19 North (at the Auto Zone).  Proceed 1.3 miles (PA 21 West / US 19 North becomes High Street).  Make a left at the traffic light from High Street onto Porter Street (McCracken Pharmacy will be on your right).  Stay straight on Porter Street through the next traffic light (crossing Greene Street) and proceed down the hill.  Turn right off Porter Street onto Lincoln Street.  At the stop sign, turn left from Lincoln Street onto East Street.  Wiley Stadium is on the immediate left.

GPS address:  285 S. East St., Waynesburg, PA 15370. (Please Note: This is the address for the commercial garage across from the ticket booth.  This site cannot be used for parking.  There are several lots and off-street parking around the stadium and in the vicinity.)

Athletic Field Complex (Baseball, Softball, Tennis)

I-79 Waynesburg exit #14.  Take PA 21 West towards Waynesburg.  Turn right at the 3^rd traffic light onto PA 21 West / US 19 North (at the Auto Zone). PA 21 West / US 19 North becomes High Street as you come into Waynesburg.  Travel through Waynesburg, continuing on PA 21 West for 2 miles.  The complex is on the left, visible from PA 21 West. 

GPS Address:  4260 W. Roy Furman Highway, Waynesburg, PA 15370. (Please Note:  The complex is approximately one-tenth of a mile past this address, on the left side of the road.  Parking is accessible through a small gravel driveway to lots between the tennis court, baseball field and softball field).

Cross Country Course

From the north - I-79 Waynesburg exit #14.  Take PA 21 East approximately ¼ mile. Turn left at the 3^rd traffic light at the Greene County Airport.  Proceed to the gravel road on the east side of the airport, past the hangers; follow the signs.

From the south - I-79 Waynesburg exit # 14. Take PA 21 East approximately ¼ mile.  Turn left at the 2^nd traffic light at the Greene County Airport.  Proceed to the gravel road on the east side of the airport, past the hangers; follow the signs. 

GPS Address:  417 E. Roy Furman Highway, Waynesburg, PA 15370.  (Please Note: the course is just past the Greene County Airport on the left.  Parking is available by turning off PA 21 at the airport.)

Greene County Country Club (Golf)

I-79 Ruff Creek / Jefferson exit #19.  Take PA 221 South towards Lippencott and Jefferson.  Travel for 5 miles.  The Country club is on your right, just prior to the end of PA 221 South and junction of PA 188.

GPS Address:  1044 Lippencott Road, Waynesburg, PA 15370

Southpointe Golf Club (Golf)

I-79 Northbound - Merge onto I-79 North via Exit 18 towards Pittsburgh. Travel to Exit 48-Southpointe/Hendersonville. Turn left off of exit ramp onto Southpointe Boulevard. Continue straight through two stop lights. Turn left at the first stop sign into the Clubhouse entrance.

GPS Address: 360 Southpointe Boulevard, Canonsburg, PA 

The Center for Campus Ministry

The main meeting place for campus activities is the “Hub.” Located on the first floor of Stover Campus Center, the “Hub” has a living room-like atmosphere with couches, coffee, music, resources, and access to campus ministry staff. During the week, it is the home to many campus Bible studies and small group meetings.

How can students get involved in campus ministry?

• Weekly Chapel Worship Service each Tuesday at 11 a.m. in Roberts Chapel.
• Upper Room (contemporary, student-led worship) meets every Sunday at 8 p.m. in Roberts Chapel.
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes meets on Mondays at 9 p.m. in Stover 300.
• Newman Club (Roman Catholic-sponsored fellowship) meets on Tuesdays for prayer and adoration at 5 p.m. Mass is celebrated at 6 p.m. in Roberts Chapel.
• Orthodox Christian Fellowship meets for prayers on various afternoons.

In addition to these regularly scheduled programs, students may also participate in:

• Small group Bible studies and small groups that meet in the various residence halls. These are often led by Campus Ministry Assistants (CMA’s). Times are posted at the start of the semester in all residence halls and in the “Hub.”
• Prayer gatherings at various locations on campus
• The Lamplighters, the university’s choral group
• The University Chapel Band and opportunities to lead in Chapel services
• Retreats and conferences: Kairos Retreat and Jubilee Conference in Pittsburgh
• Service in local churches: Many WU students not only attend but actively serve in various youth ministries or worship bands of local churches. 

Is Chapel attendance mandatory?

• Chapel attendance is not required; however, this is a great opportunity for the campus community to come together for worship and grow in faith together.

Does the University conduct Sunday morning worship services?

• No – We encourage students to become part of local church communities. 

What churches are located in the community? 

• There many churches in the immediate vicinity of Waynesburg University, several within walking distance. Students may carpool to other locations. A list of area churches is included in this guide.

How can a student get involved in campus ministry at Waynesburg University?

• Students with interest or questions can contact University Chaplain, Josh Sumpter jdsumpte@waynesburg.edu or Assistant Director of Campus Ministry, Lauren Bailey lbailey@waynesburg.edu. Students can also visit “The Hub" on the first floor of the Stover Campus Center to build relationships with fellow students, learn about opportunities in campus ministry, and connect with campus ministry staff. For more details visit myConnect and look at the “Faith” tab for more details.

Area Churches

Sunday Morning Worship Services:

All churches are located in Waynesburg unless otherwise stated. (*Indicates the church is within walking distance of the University.)

Anglican

• St. George’s 10:30 AM 100 Bonar Ave. 724-833-9457

Assembly of God

• Crosspoint 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM 550 W. George St., Carmichaels 724-966-9203; Thursday at 7:00 PM
• First Assembly of God 10:00 AM 4131 W. Roy Furman Hwy. 724-627-5356

Baptist

• Bethlehem Baptist 10:45 AM 685 Washington Rd., Prosperity 724-627-6218
• First Baptist* 10:00 AM 303 W. High St. 724-627-6444
• Landmark Baptist 11:00 AM 176 N. Porter St. (bus service) 724-627-4068
• Jefferson Baptist  9:30 AM 177 Pine St., Jefferson 724-883-4088

Christian

• First Christian* 10:30 AM 72 W. Franklin St. 724-627-5355
• WWJD Christian 10:00 AM 313 Jennings Ave. 724-852-4206

Church of God

• Rolling Meadows 10:45 AM 595 Rolling Meadows Rd. 724-627-9430; Evening Service 6:00 PM  

Independent

• Waynesburg Bible Chapel 10:45 AM 800 E. Greene St. 724-852-2611

Nazarene

• Church of the Nazarene 10:45 AM 115 Deerfield Lane 724-627-7593

Orthodox

• St. George’s Serbian 10:00 AM 296 Old Rte. 21 Rd., 724-966-7428

Presbyterian, ECO & PCA

• First Presbyterian* 10:30 AM 169 W. College St. 724-627-6006
• Greene Valley Presbyterian 10:50 AM 104 E. Greene St., Carmichaels 724-966-5291

Roman Catholic

• St. Ann Church (of St. Matthias Parish)* 8:30 AM 232 E. High St. 724-627-7568; College Mass 12:00 PM; Saturday Vigil 4:00 PM  

United Methodist

• First United* 8:30 AM & 10:45 AM 112 N. Richhill St. 724-627-5951
• Oak View 10:30 AM 160 Rolling Meadows Rd. 724-627-6398
• Washington Street UMC* 09:00 AM 152 S. Washington St. 724-627-3240; 5:30 PM Saturday (non-traditional)

Service is in the DNA of Waynesburg University. Service leadership characterizes the mission, goals and activities of our institution. Consistent with the WU mission, the Center for Service Leadership challenges students to pursue lives of purpose. Our students become servant leaders who make connections between the head, hands, and heart.

Waynesburg University's commitment to service:

• Involves partnerships with more than 50 local, regional and international service agencies such as: The American Cancer Society, The Salvation Army, Eva K. Bowlby Public Library, Habitat for Humanity and The Ronald McDonald House.
• Engages students in service learning classes that blend lecture and practical application.
• Provides service trips throughout the summer and during school breaks to locations such as; The Dominican Republic, Guatemala, The Bahamas, Gettysburg, North Carolina and Bonaire.

“Amazing. Every second of this trip was a blast. I learned a lot and experienced faith in a new way.”  Steven Perroz, Engineering Major, WU Student

“The overall trip was excellent and humbling.” Courtney Hill, Nursing Major, WU Student

“It was such as wonderful experience to be part of this community; words cannot even begin to explain how grateful I am for this opportunity to help with hurricane relief.”  Marla Holland, Psychology Major, WU Student

Important Contact Information:

Kelley Hardie, Director: 724-852-3461 or khardie@waynesburg.edu

Adrienne Tharp, Coordinator: 724-852-3460 or atharp@waynesburg.edu 

Parking

There are several university parking lots (they fill up quickly) where students with a parking permit are permitted to park.  Freshmen can complete the Freshman Parking Permit Request Form under the New Student Tab of myConnect. The parking permit is $20.00 and is available for pick up during orientation at the Office of Public Safety (located on the first floor of the Stover Campus Center).  Parking in a university lot is not guaranteed, even with a parking permit.  On-campus university parking lots are clearly marked; therefore, students should ensure that they are safely parking in designated areas only.  There is free on-street parking available surrounding the campus.  

Food Service

Commuting students may purchase a Five-Meal Plan for $1,025 per semester, which includes any 5 meals per week PLUS $300 flex dollars. Meal swipes for the 5 meals per week may be used at Benedum Dining Hall (all-you-can-eat) or at the Bee Hive (meal exchange equivalency). Flex dollars may be used at those locations and at the Starbucks, 24/7 Mini-Convenience Store and Chick-Fil-A. Students may also purchase individual meals and snacks without a meal plan at any of the dining facilities, which accept cash and credit card payments.

Health Services

All students are required to complete a Medical History Form and be up-to-date with all immunizations.  All completed forms must be returned to Health Services.  Students have access to the university nurse and to physician assistants who provide health services on campus.  For more information, see the Student Health Services page. 

Academic Services

Commuting students have access to the Knox Learning Assistance Lab as well as every computer lab on campus.  Students also have access to peer tutors, writing lab, and math tables.

Student Services / Student Activities

All students pay a student activities fee.  We encourage the students to take advantage of all  programs, trips, and student activities offered.  There is an active Student Activities Board (SAB) that plans events for the campus.  The SAB meets every Thursday at 11 A.M. on the third floor of the Stover Campus Center.  All are welcome to attend.

Where is the Counseling Center and how does a student make an appointment?

• We are located on the third floor of the Stover Campus Center. Counseling is confidential and free to Waynesburg University students. We are open from 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM weekdays.

What issues does the Counseling Center address for students?

• The Counseling Center can help students with academic, career and personal concerns. We work with students to help them improve their study skills and explore major/career options. We also counsel students with a variety of mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress, eating disorders, relationship concerns, grief and homesickness.

What credentials do the counselors have?

• All three counselors have Master’s degrees, extensive continuing education credits and state licenses to practice counseling.

My student takes medication for depression. Do you have a physician who will prescribe it?

• We encourage students to continue to see their home physician. If this is not possible, we can refer students to a local psychiatrist for medication and/or related matters.

Will counseling become part of my student’s academic record?

• No. Counseling Center records are accessible only to the Counseling Center staff.

My student has not decided on a major. How can you help?

• It is quite common for a student to begin college with an undecided major. Our staff specializes in working with undecided or “exploring” students and offers a Career and Life Planning class that helps students clarify their career goals.

Will I know if my student is receiving counseling?

• Counseling services are confidential; therefore, we cannot report to parents or anyone else that a student is receiving services. However, when we feel parental involvement is warranted, we discuss the option with the student and request permission to contact parents.  Also, if we are concerned that a student may be suicidal, we take any necessary steps to keep the student safe. Generally, this includes contacting parents if the student provides consent.

Can I refer my student to counseling?

• Yes. If you have concerns as your student enters college, or if you notice a change in behavior that worries you, please inform him/her about counseling services. Often, parents call us if they have a concern and ask us to contact their student. If your student has had counseling in the past, or has a mental health diagnosis, please let us know so that we can offer appropriate support. We will be glad to explain our services and invite your student to participate. However, we can only give a parent feedback about participation if the student gives us permission to do so.

Our counselors would be happy to assist you via email to set up an appointment: counselingcenter@waynesburg.edu.

Mail Room Services

• All student mailboxes are located on the 2^nd floor of the Stover Campus Center.  Every resident student is given a mailbox and is encouraged to check their mailbox regularly.
• Students are able to purchase stamps and postage during mailroom business hours.

Please use the four-digit mailbox number when addressing mail to your student.  

All mail should be addressed as follows:

Waynesburg University

Address line #1: 51 W. College Street

Address Line #2: First Name Last Name Box # XXXX

City, State, Zip: Waynesburg, PA 15370

*PLEASE NEVER USE A RESIDENCE HALL ADDRESS OR ROOM NUMBER*

Shuttle Services

There is a shuttle service available to students which provides transportation to the Pittsburgh International Airport, the Greyhound bus station, Mega Bus and Amtrak train station in downtown Pittsburgh.  

• The schedule covers all breaks and holidays and is available through the Student Services Office.
• Students must reserve a space on the shuttle at least 5 business days in advance. The shuttle does not run unless there are reservations.
• The fee for using the shuttle is $25.00 each way. 
• The Grey Line is operated out of Morgantown, WV.  It provides twice-daily trips 365 days per year to the Pittsburgh Greyhound station and the Pittsburgh International Airport.  Pick up and drop off is off-campus at the Greene County Airport, 417 East Roy Furman Highway, and Waynesburg.  For more information or to make reservations, call 304-296-3869.

Banking Services

There are four banks located in downtown Waynesburg:

• Community Bank
• PNC Bank
• First Federal of Greene County
• First National Bank of Pennsylvania

An ATM (provided by First Federal) is located on the 1^st floor of the Stover Campus Center

Important Contact Information:

Mary Woessner, Secretary - studentservices@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-3206

The Public Safety Office is located on the first floor of the Stover Campus Center.  Personnel are available 7 days per week, 24 hours per day at 724-852-3303 to assist with safety and security concerns.  If an officer is not available in the Public Safety Office, please use the phone located on the desk next to the Public Safety office.

It is always important for individual students to be aware and practice common safety guidelines for themselves and their property!

• Students should report to Public Safety or Residence Life Staff any suspicious activity or unknown and unescorted persons loitering on or around the campus.
• When walking around campus or in town during the evening hours, students should travel in pairs or groups.  Any student returning to campus in the late evening and parking in a remote location may request a Public Safety escort to his/her residence hall. 
• Students should oversee their personal belongings. Residence hall rooms and vehicles should be locked when the student is not immediately present.  Report to Public Safety any instances of loss or damage of property and possessions.
• Students should report any incidents of university violations or inappropriate conduct to Public Safety officers.  An investigation will be conducted and a report will be filed.  In cases of criminal activity, reports may also be filed with the Waynesburg Borough Police, located at 90 East High Street, Waynesburg or by calling 724-627-8113.  As an educational institution, any incidents involving students may result in disciplinary action.  The university disciplinary action does not protect or serve as a substitute for criminal prosecution.
• Identification engraving is available for personal items.  Students may request and check out the engraver from the Public Safety Office with their student identification card.

Important Contact Information:

Mike Humiston, Director of Public Safety - 724-852-3390 or mhumisto@waynesburg.edu

Public Safety Office - 724-852-3303

• All student vehicles parked on campus property must be registered at the Department of Public Safety.  Students with vehicles must purchase a parking decal that is renewable at the start of the school year.  Resident and commuter decals are $20 and can be picked up in the security office between the hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.  Evening students should also visit security for their decal.
• Commuting students may use designated commuter parking lots on and around campus.  These designated lots are located on Franklin Street, Morris Street, the lots adjacent to the Stover Campus Center, Thayer Hall, and Benedum Dining Hall.  Street parking is also available.
• Parking on campus is very limited.  Freshmen resident students are not permitted to have a vehicle on campus without special permission of the Assistant Dean of Student Services.  Permission will only be granted for special reasons and with parental support.  The application for a freshman parking pass is located on the New Student Tab on myConnect.
• Parking citations will be given for any vehicles parked illegally or in wrong parking lots. These parking citations may be paid at the Department of Public Safety Office or at the Business Office.  Failure to pay parking citations may inhibit future registration activity or receipt of transcripts.  Consistent parking in undesignated areas may result in wheel locking, towing or revocation of parking privileges. 
• If the student has car trouble, Public Safety officers are available for assistance.  In some cases, the Public Safety officers will notify a local towing company for assistance (locked keys in vehicle, flat tires, etc.).  The Department of Public Safety does have a “booster box” that can be used by the student.

Important Contact Information:

Mike Humiston, Director of Public Safety - 724-852-3390 or mhumisto@waynesburg.edu

Public Safety Office - 724-852-3303

• Waynesburg University requires all full-time, undergraduate students to live on campus for the duration of their time as a student at the University unless the student will be (a) commuting from their parent’s permanent home address; (b) that address has been their permanent home address for at least two years prior to enrollment at the University; and (c) that address is within 60 miles from campus.  Students looking to request to commute from their parent's home address must complete a Change of Residency Request Form located on the Residence Life tab in myConnect.

This form should be completed ASAP, but no later than the Friday before classes begin for the Fall semester.

• As a first-year student, there are typically five residence halls from which to choose.  If all rooms are filled, students will be placed in temporary housing until space becomes available.
• All residence halls have both student resident assistants and a professional staff person. These personnel are available to assist resident students, coordinate programing and enforce university policies.

About Residence Living 

• For some students, university residence living is a new experience. Adjusting to a roommate and new surroundings can take time and compromise.  Resident assistants and directors are available to help mediate conflict. Encourage your student to talk with these staff members for any of these issues.
• Encourage your student to become an active member of the campus community.  While they may want to “hold on” to past relationships, support them in staying on campus on the weekends and being part of the campus experience.  Although student entertainment results from his/her own initiative, there are frequent activities provided on campus.

Important Contact Information:

Chris Hardie, Assistant Dean of Student Services - chardie@wayneburg.edu or 724-852-3402

Matt Pioch, Director of Housing - mpioch@waynesburg.edu or 724-852-3260

Following the Waynesburg University social channels is a great way to stay up to date with all-things WU:

• Facebook - Waynesburg University
• Twitter - @waynesburgu
• Instagram - @waynesburgu
• YouTube - Waynesburg University

We help YOU take care of YOUR student when they need you – Finals Week!

We know final exams require lots of energy and dedication to stay focused and awake for the best study results….

We also know that shipping boxes of snacks to your student when they need it most takes time and work for you - and we love to help. 

Watch your mail after fall and spring breaks for information on how to order a Care Package for your student. 

• Every student care package includes a WU gift (determined during the semester) a reusable tote bag filled with their favorite late-night study snacks, and a personalized note from you.
• (Orders must be placed by the deadline, which will be indicated on the mailing you receive from Student Services, in addition to cost and ordering information.) We recommend placing your order as soon as you receive the information so we can order the appropriate number of WU gifts.  Unfortunately, we cannot take orders after the deadline.
• Does your student have an allergy? No worries. Once you notify us of the allergy, we will make sure his/her Care Package is appropriate.  
• Can commuting students receive care packages too? Even if your student resides with you, they may enjoy receiving a bag of treats for study time at home. Each of our students look forward to receiving their Care Package with your personalized note attached.

The Student Health Services Office is located on the ground floor of the Wiley Armory Building, 61 North Washington Street.  

Nurses are available Monday through Friday, 9 A.M. to 4 P.M.

• Student Health Services is free of charge to all students. We treat minor illnesses and injuries.  If more care is required than we can provide, we will help coordinate the off campus medical care that may be needed.  We provide small amounts of over-the-counter medications and loan out cool mist humidifiers, heating pads, and crutches.
• All resident and commuter students are required to have completed health forms on file before entering the University.  Any student that neglects to turn in a health form may not be treated by Student Health Services.  Any resident hall student that does not produce proof of meningitis vaccine or sign the meningitis wavier form, will not be given access to the residence halls.  Medical forms are located on the New Student tab on MyConnect.
• Waynesburg University does NOT offer a student health insurance plan.  To find out what individual health plans are available through the marketplace where you live, visit Healthcare.gov.

For emergencies and after-hour care, call Public Safety at 724-852-3303 and 911.

Med Express

451 Murtha Dr. | Waynesburg, PA 15370 | 724-852-6391

Hours: Daily 8 a.m. – 8 p.m.

Washington Health System – Greene

350 Bonar Avenue | 724-627-3101

WVU Clinics 

451 Murtha Dr. | Waynesburg, PA 15370 | 855-WVU-CARE

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Important Contact Information:

Jennifer Dean MSN, RN, Nurse Director - 724-852-3332 or jdean@waynesburg.edu

Donna Haines RN, BSN - 724-852-3332 or dhaines@waynesburg.edu

Amy Wilson RN, BSN - 724-852-3332 or awilson@waynesburg.edu 

Tara Dillon RN, BSN - 724-852-3332

Fax - 412-206-9935

Students are encouraged to get involved in a variety of clubs and organizations. Student organizations exist as an extension of the particular interests of the students.

Clubs and Organizations

• AIGA (Design Club)
• American Chemical Society
• American Medical Student Association (AMSA)
• American Sign Language Club (ASL)
• Art Club 
• Athletic Training Association
• Band
• Biology Club
• Business Club
• Cheerleaders  
• College Democrats 
• College Republicans
• Eco-Stewards
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes
• Footlight Dramatic Club
• Forensic Science
• Japanese Culture & Anime Club (JCAC)
• Kappa Sigma.exe (Computer Science)
• Lamplighters (Choir)
• Mad Anthony (Yearbook)
• Men’s Club Volleyball
• Muse and Stone (Literary Journal)
• Newman Club
• Peer Leaders
• Psychology Club
• Public Relations Student Society
• Role-Playing Games (RPG)
• SNAP (Student Nurses Assoc. of PA)
• Society of Professional Journalists
• Sociology & Human Services Club
• Sting Swing
• Student Activities Board
• Student-Athletes Advisory Council (SAAC) 
• Student Investment Club
• Student Senate
• Upper Room (Contemporary Worship)
• WCYJ-FM
• WCYJ-TV
• Yellow Jacket (Newspaper)

Departmental Clubs & Honorary/Professional Societies

• Alpha Psi Omega (Theater)
• DRUS (Women’s Honorary)
• Gamma Sigma Epsilon (Chemistry)
• Kappa Delta Phi (Education)
• Kappa Mu Epsilon (Mathematics)
• Kappa Delta Phi (Education)
• Lambda Pit Eta (Communication)
• Phi Alpha Theta (History)
• Phi Beta Lamda (Business)
• Pi Gamma Mu (Social Science)
• Psi Chi (Psychology)
• PSEA (Pa State Education Association)
• Sigma Tau Delta (English)
• Sigma Theta Tau (Nursing Honorary)

Special Interest Groups

• Black Student Union
• Waynesburg Outdoor Experience (WOE)
• ROTC
• Waynesburg University Commuting Students

Important Contact Information:

Pat Bristor, Interim Dean of Students - 724-852-3315 or pbristor@waynesburg.edu