HILLEL SOCIETY

The W&J Hillel Society, an organization for Jewish students at the College, is designed to provide social, religious and educational opportunities. Each year Hillel sponsors bagel brunches, Jewish holiday celebrations and social and educational opportunities. Students have an open invitation to attend Beth Israel Synagogue in Washington on such occasions as High Holy Days and Passover.
 Advisor: Rabbi David Novitsky - Phone 724-228-4975 (Home)
           

INTERVARSITY

InterVarsity provides students an opportunity to share in Christian fellowship on campus. Members meet weekly for programs and regularly for prayer, Bible study and other special activities. InterVarsity sponsors other events such as outings and retreats. All students are welcome and invited to attend any time.
 Advisor: Mr. Stephen Kuhn  - Phone 724-223-6542 (College Office)
     

NEWMAN CLUB

The Newman Club provides opportunities for social, spiritual, educational and service opportunities for students who are Catholic or interested in the Catholic faith.  The name "Newman" is used to honor John Henry Cardinal Newman, a 19th century English priest, who dedicated his life to bringing together theology and scientific investigation.  He believed in the virtues of a liberal education, academic inquiry and the modern Idea of a University.
 
The Newman Center is the home of the Club's activities offering weekly mass and other spiritual activities during the academic year. Annual events include a Seder Dinner, Easter Egg Hunt, Italian Festa, 5K Mission Race, Oktoberfest and Christmas Celebration.  The Center is part of Immaculate Conception Parish in Washington and is supported financially by the Diocese of Pittsburgh.  It is located across from The Hub on 1 South College Street (corner of Beau) and is on the second floor of the Trades & Labor building.
 
Advisors:      Dr. Robert Dodge - Phone 724-223-6164 (College Office)

                  Father Kevin Poecking    (724) 225-1425 (Church Office)

ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP

The purpose of the Orthodox Christian Fellowship (OCF) is to provide Orthodox students an opportunity to grow in their faith and become better acquainted with their Orthodox heritage through fellowship/fun, education, worship, and service. Meetings are held regularly and are open to everyone. The OCF provides the services of an Orthodox pries and opportunities for worship in nearby Canonsburg.
Advisor:  The Club is currently inactive.  See Dr. Vande Kappelle (724-223-6186) for further information