Club List

Below is a list of currently active clubs at Marymount College with provided descriptions. For more information, contact the Office of Student Life at studentlife (at) marymountpv (dot) edu.

  • Marymount Media & Arts Group
  • Black Student Union (BSU) is an organization dedicated to the academic development and unification of the Pan-African student body on the Marymount College campus. BSU promotes and supports various politically and socially conscious events in order to provide an academic environment that is conducive to learning and excellence. The Black Student Union exists for the betterment of, not only the Pan-African student body, but for the entire Marymount College student population as a whole.
  • Business and Economics Society
  • Business Entrepreneur Society
  • Café Advisory Board                                            
  • Campus Ministry Leadership Team
  • Coffeehouse
  • Commuter Club
  • Crafting for the Homeless is set out to apply their skills for the better good of humanity by means of crafting crocheted, knitted, and sewn goods for the homeless or needy. The club was started to help one homeless person at a time by simply feeding them for the night or giving them a blanket to keep them warm. The whole idea is to think big but start small! If you're interested in helping people out you can join the club on Thursdays at C-Hour in C-204B. The club holds lessons so you don't need any experience!
  • Event Club    
  • Fair Trade Club
  • History Club
  • International Peers promotes the sharing of cultural differences among Marymount students. At each meeting, a student from a non-U.S. country presents on her/his home. Students share information about the political, educational, geographical, and social climate. Presentations always generate a lot of questions from the group.

    Twice a semester the club hosts lunch with food from the country being presented. Each year International Peers hosts a Valentine’s Day fundraiser to benefit an international non-profit service organization. The club meets on alternating Thursdays during C-Hour.
  • Latinos Unidos                                                     
  • Math Club
  • M.O.V.E.                                                     
  • Philosophy Club is an informal association of non-like-minded people. Faculty come together with interested (ing) students on Tuesdays during C-Hour in room C-211B to explore philosophical questions and practice the skills of critical listening and speaking. Topics for discussion are voted on from those suggested at the beginning of each meeting. Bring your lunch and your brains.                         
  • Phi Theta Kappa
  • Pre-Med Club        
  • Rock Club: The Project
  • Rotaract
  • Ski and Snowboarding Club
  • Sober Solutions
  • Student Integrity Council promotes the fundamental values of academic integrity – honesty, trust, respect, fairness, and responsibility – within the classroom as well as outside the classroom. All full and part-time students at Marymount College who are interested in promoting integrity on campus and in society are welcome. Members may be invited to attend the annual Center for Academic Integrity conference, which is held in mid-October. During the conference, members take part in small discussions that relate to promoting the fundamental values of integrity. Other activities members can take part in include Integrity Dialogues, which are held each semester; this venue gives students the opportunity to take part in an integrity-focused discussion along with faculty and staff members. In addition, Student Intregrity Council sponsors Integrity Movie Nights which include the viewing of a film that deals with integrity followed by a brief discussion. The club also organizes Integrity Week, which highlights the importance of integrity through various activities held in the spring. The Student Integrity Council meets once a month to discuss and plan upcoming events.
  • Writing Club