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Building inclusive research and designing supportive outreach and networking for growing talents

Outreach programs in STEM provide powerful opportunities for learning. For kids, these programs can cultivate life-long interests in STEM topics and even ignite the pursuit of STEM- related careers. However, communication and perceptual differences/disabilities make accessing community spaces and outreach materials inaccessible for many people. Furthermore, institutional opportunities to train STEM students in disability justice, accessibility and inclusive practices are rare.

This team’s goal is to bring Cornell STEM students, TST BOCES students and the Lab of Ornithology together to enhance their ability to communicate STEM-related content and improve the impact of outreach programs. Leveraging a shared interest in birds, the team is building lasting relationships across the community to support these goals.

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14Strings! is a Filipino style Rondalla based in Ithaca, New York. The main instruments are 14 stringed plucked instruments like the bandurria, the laud (lute), and the octavina. Our mission is to further the appreciation for and engagement in the tradition of the Rondalla, both for our members and the wider Cornell and Ithaca communities. All are always welcome regardless of background or musical experience.

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180DC at Cornell provides high-quality consulting services to socially conscious businesses and nonprofits in the Ithaca community and beyond to produce innovative and lasting results. Our team of passionate social impact leaders will develop professional skills through hands-on learning to solve modern business challenges.

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We are a cooperative living house on north campus that cares for one another and promotes a safe living space for women and non-binary identifying people.

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The purpose of 660 shall be to provide quality housing, or rather a home to its members, by promoting the concept of cooperative living in accordance with the spirit of the Rochdale Principles of Cooperation.

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It is our purpose to provide a professional, supportive, educational, and social venue where all students can discuss issues affecting and pertaining to their respective communities as well as social issues which they feel passionate about, all through a business lens (i.e. freedom of speech and religion, race relations in the workplace, ESG and sustainability efforts, and more). Essentially, our priority is to allow for conversation and education surrounding Business Ethics and Human Resources in a way that develops students professionally through consulting projects.

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An anthology of projects from artists, architects, and planners, ASSOCIATION strives to highlight cross-disciplinary connections and reveal new relationships between the works produced by the three departments we represent. Through the careful curation and presentation of yearly submissions since 2005, each volume serves as a record of the work produced by the current AAP community, as well as a source of inspiration for years to come.

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Established in 2001, Absolute A Cappella is an a cappella group at Cornell University and was founded on the core values of singing, friendship, aca-bopping, and pineapples. Absolute performs two concerts each year as well as a variety of arch-sings. The group sings a range of genres, from pop to alternative. Absolute is always finding exciting new ways to sing and perform, and most importantly, have fun while doing what we love.

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Our goals are the mastery of our bodies in dance through practice, and the fostering of relationships with crew members, breakdance club members, alumni, other dance troupes, the larger Cornell community, friends, and acquaintances through our love of breaking, funkstyles, and music.

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Access Johnson is the club for accessibility, accommodations, and advocacy at Johnson.

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ACE is a student-run social support group for individuals of the Cornell community who identify as ace/aro or ace/aro-questioning. ACE provides its members with a support network and a safe space to meet and discuss ace related issues and experiences. ACE is also dedicated to developing the ace community at Cornell and improving visibility and availability of information surrounding the ace community.

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Our club aims to provide awareness for the actuarial profession and to assist those striving to become an actuary by strengthening their leadership, networking, professional, and actuarial skills.

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The Adam Smith Society is a nationwide, chapter-based association of MBA students and business leaders who work to promote on-campus debate and discussion about the moral, social, and economic benefits of capitalism.

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We exist as a supportive ministry to students who desire to be part of an open and accepting Christian student organization. Our purpose is to know and experience the love that God has for us, to share in God's love for one another, and to live God's love before others. We're here to support each other in fellowship as well as to provide encouragement to the general community. We maintain active ties with the Ithaca Seventh-Day Adventist Church.

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Supporting survivors of sexual and domestic violence

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AEM Graduate Student Association is a graduate student organization in the field of applied economics and management at Cornell University. The organization's purpose is to provide a framework for common activities of its members, to support interaction among its members on a regular basis, and to support graduate students in academic and other ways while studying at the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management.

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To foster the awareness of African cultures through music, dance, and theatrical performances both on and off campus.

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AfriGA’s mission is to create a welcoming and supportive community for African graduate students at Cornell University. We are committed to promoting academic excellence, celebrating our cultural heritage, and empowering our members to achieve personal and professional success.

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The mission of the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC) 520th Cadet Wing is to recruit, educate, and develop cadets in a high-quality training environment and commission the strongest leaders for the United States Air Force and Space Force.

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After Eight's purpose is to entertain audiences at Cornell and elsewhere while providing women and gender minorities the chance to perform contemporary music a cappella.

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AguaClara aims to raise awareness about the multi-disciplinary AguaClara program which designs sustainable water treatment systems that make safe water accessible for resource-poor communities, and also raise awareness about worldwide water issues.

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The Cornell Aikido Club promotes the study of the Japanese martial art, Aikido. We offer classes, resources on learning more about Aikido, and information on upcoming seminars.

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This organization explores the airline and cruise industry as a whole and exposes members to the various opportunities that exist within the businesses. We provide resources to help you learn more about the industry and build the knowledge and network to work in it.

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Akwe:kon (pronounced uh-GWAY-go) opened its doors in 1991, making it the nation's first university residence hall established to celebrate American Indian culture and heritage. In the Mohawk language, Akwe:kon means "all of us," reflecting the spirit of inclusiveness the house offers to students and the broader community. Akwe:kon's 35 residents represent diverse cultures and backgrounds; roughly half are Native American. Whatever their cultural background or tribal nationality, residents share an interest in past and contemporary Native issues and the importance of community and extended family.

Situated on Cornell's north campus, Akwe:kon's distinctive building and landscape were designed with extensive input from Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) people, incorporating symbols that reflect the theme of communal spirit. Akwe:kon's presence on campus goes beyond the beauty of its structure, and includes activities and events that provide its residents and the entire Cornell community with ways to experience aspects of American Indian cultures and traditions.

Throughout the year, Akwe:kon – in conjunction with the American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program (AIISP)– sponsors activities and programs featuring art, dances, film screenings, lectures, music, traditional foods, workshops and much more. Events are open to the public, and enable the whole Cornell community to experience the spirit of Native cultures and traditions.

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-Card access to Akwe:kon during the academic year
-Red Rover wireless internet access available
-Community Room
-Study lounges
-Keurig
-Kitchen complete with a microwave, dishwasher, oven, refrigerator, and cabinets for food storage
-Multipurpose Rooms
-Computer lab (free printing)
-TV lounge (TV/DVD/VCR/BluRay)
-Access to all programming activities and trips
-Library
-subscription to the Akwe:kon listserv

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We seek to provide the Cornell community with wide and diversified programming on a regular basis as well as allocate funds to registered student organizations for programs that encourage diversity and intercultural efforts.

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The Mexican Student Association's (MexSA) purpose is to connect students of Mexican descent at Cornell and abroad. By navigating the manifestation of culture, MexSA aims to foster leadership and aid in civic engagement, creating an empowering and supportive community. Deep and familial bonds await for anyone who decides to join MexSA.

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The organization would provide new members with a semester-long education process to help them explore different fields in business as well as have access to mentorship provided by current SABA students. The organization would also host various speaker, networking, and social events that would connect students with distinguished South Asian Cornell alumni to allow them to learn about career opportunities. The organization would also focus on celebrating South Asian culture through the context of business.

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The Albanian Student Association at Cornell brings together students of Albanian descent and everyone who wants to learn about Albanian history, culture, politics, and beyond. Our purpose is to provide an opportunity for Albanian students to meet, interact with each other, and help new students coming from Albania. ASAC serves to promote the awareness of cultural diversity on campus by organizing cultural and social events on campus. The membership of ASAC is open to all Albanian students and every student of Cornell University.

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The Alexander Hamilton Society (AHS) is an independent, non-partisan, not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting constructive debate on basic principles and contemporary issues in foreign, economic, and national security policy. AHS seeks to identify, educate, and launch young men and women into foreign policy and national security careers imbued with the Hamiltonian perspective of strong and principled American leadership in global affairs. Hamiltonians are united by a deep conviction, rooted in the history of the last century, that the world is a better, safer, and more prosperous place when the United States is willing and able to lead.

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