Graduate Student Organizations
How to Join
Check out our most updated list of undergraduate student organizations below. If you find an organization that you are interested in joining, feel free to contact them directly or request membership through Student Hub. Please email sle@usfca.edu with any questions.
Organization Types
Academic, Honorary, and Professional
Cultural, International, Religious, and Spiritual
Media and Performing Arts
Political, Service, and Special Interest
Academic, Honorary, and Professional
It is about encouraging the pursuit of information systems excellence within University of San Francisco, School of Management. Also, to offer information systems career and technology information and Provide networking opportunities to those interested in information systems
GNA aims to connect graduate level nursing students to one another, encourage collaboration and connectedness as a professional team, provide academic and social support, and ultimately develop professionally through networking and educational endeavors.
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Contact email: usfcagna@gmail.com
The Graduate Writers Association is a student-run organization that fosters community for USF’s MFA program and the broader Bay Area literary community. Our goal is to create active literary citizens by providing inclusive spaces for social engagement, professional development, and ambassadorship.
The purpose of the HPSA shall be to create a sense of community and solidarity within the Population Health Sciences department within the School of Nursing and Health Professions (SONHP) at the University of San Francisco and its satellite campuses.
MSGA represents and serves Museum Studies Graduate students in the USF community. MSGA promotes and facilitates scholarly and professional development activities as well as fosters awareness for museum exhibitions, current events, programs, and employment opportunities.
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The purpose of OC GNA is to (1) connect current graduate nursing students to the greater community of USF and Orange County, (2) support current graduate nursing students in their studies and career goals and aid in their personal and professional development, and (3) network with professionals in healthcare.
The purpose of this association is to create an organized group in which students will have opportunities to collaborate within their network as School Counselors.
The Graduate Student Board seeks to build a leadership structure that is inclusive of all School of Management graduate students and represents their voice and experience.
The Startup Club is dedicated to supporting new and existing student ventures from conception to scale.
The mission of the Student Society of Pediatric Nursing (SSPN) at the University of San Francisco is to foster the transformation from student nurse to pediatric nurse through leadership opportunities, professional development, public service, and education.
A literary newsletter for the MFA in Writing Program.
Aims to support and advance diversity and inclusiveness women representation within economics.
Dismantling Walls is an organization designed to support undocumented undergraduates and graduate students at USF by fundraising to increase access to scholarships for undocumented students, and changing dialogue regarding the needs of the undocumented folks on campus
Invisible City seeks to make the unseen seen by publishing stories, poems, essays and art in our bi-annual literary journal.
Our mission is to explore the sport marketing industry while providing a platform for ideas to be shared and constructive discussions to take place. We hope to provide our members with opportunities to grow and develop as they look to become the next generation of sport marketing professionals.
The overall mission of the NSC is to provide a unified voice for students with a focus on promoting and improving the MNA program at The University of San Francisco. The NSC provides a vehicle for student perspectives, ideas, and a means of promoting events on behalf of the student body.