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Alpha Phi Omega is a national gender inclusive community service fraternity for college students. APO strives to help each member develop leadership skills, secure lasting friendships, and provide service to others. The award-winning Gamma Chapter has grown to into a close-knit organization of over 400 members, providing meaningful service to the Cornell campus, Ithaca community, and national and global organizations.

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ALCSIC aims to promote awareness for lung cancer screening for individuals at high-risk of developing lung cancer at Cornell University and the larger Ithaca community through educational efforts, community outreach, and health literacy engagement. Activities may include advocating for Congress members to support lung cancer bills, presenting to various stakeholders to build awareness, and working with local health departments to educate and bring actionable change to the community.

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The purpose of the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Cornell Chapter is to cultivate a community of scholars dedicated to scientific discovery and promoting interdisciplinary research while giving students more opportunities to learn about the fields of biochemistry and molecular biology.

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Asha Cornell works to bring social awareness about the plight of education into the Cornell community through events such as fundraisers and other cultural activities. These activities include celebrations of Indian culture such as classical concerts featuring renowned Indian artists and movie series of recent Bollywood films, through which we hope the Cornell community attains a deeper glimpse into Indian culture. The funds we collect go towards catalyzing socio-economic change in India through the education of underprivileged children.

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Our organization seeks to bring together people interested in chemistry, both to advance the science of chemistry and to advance the goals of those interested in the field.
We reach out to youth organizations to try to raise interest in chemistry, and we connect our members to a diverse network of alumni whose goals and interests align with those of our current members.

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We are a community based organization dedicated to strengthening the confidence and community of young children through dance while building literacy skills and excitement for reading. We pride ourselves on serving a diverse community of families and coming from diverse backgrounds ourselves.

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Big Red THON is an independent, registered non-profit organization and simultaneously Cornell's branch of the Children Miracle Network Hospitals Dance Marathon. We brought the Dance Marathon movement to the Ivy League in 2015, and have raised over $115,000 to date for the kids of Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital in Syracuse--our local CMN Hospital. Our yearly 10-hour Dance Marathon, typically held in Barton Hall, is a celebration of the fundraising and awareness campaigns we've held leading up to the main event. BRT works with many on and off campus organizations, our sponsors, who help us get one step closer to ending childhood illness. Join Big Red THON today, and join our generation fighting for the next!

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- Brain Exercise Initiative is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on preventing memory loss through brain exercise.
- Pioneered by neuroscientist Dr. Ryuta Kawashima, it has been found that doing simple math and reading aloud for just 30 minutes a day, 5 times a week, caused marked improvements for those with Alzheimer's. Most showed improvements in cognitive function as tested by Mini Mental State Examinations (MMSE) and Frontal Assessment Batteries (FAB). Many began to feel happier and improvements in communication and cognition were recorded. Near miraculous case studies were also observed. For example, an individual who was previously bedridden began to walk again after completing these exercises for six months. Some patients showed improvements in bowel movement. The gentle mental activities Dr. Kawashima used activated the prefrontal cortex, the control center for memory, cognition and planning. These activities are currently being done in over 1400 care centers with over 15,000 patients in Japan. For more information regarding this groundbreaking research done in Japan, please reference these two articles: https://www.tohoku.ac.jp/en/research/research_highlights/research_highlight_22.html and https://academic.oup.com/biomedgerontology/article/60/3/380/630607.

Drawing from the research conducted in Japan, we are inspired to create an intergenerational nonprofit in which university students would hold brain exercise programs at retirement homes. We creates daily packets which include simple math, writing and "read-alouds" that are completed by each individual with the guidance of university students. Several retirement homes have integrated the program into their center and chapters are currently being founded at different universities.

Not only does the Brain Exercise Initiative hope to improve the memory of those suffering from Alzheimer's but we also create an invaluable, all-too-rare avenue for intergenerational service, discussion, and collaboration.

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Cameradery is a photography program, in partnership with the Ithaca Youth Bureau and BOCES, that focuses on constructing an educational experience where people with cognitive challenges (e.g., Downs syndrome, autism spectrum) feel safe to share their stories through artistic expression. Its primary goal is to raise self-esteem and self-worth for those who do not conform to "normal" standards. Students will design self portraits and at the end of the program, have a show to present their work. Not only will this program boost self-esteem and self worth, but as seen in research, art therapy such as photography improves communication skills for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. It has been demonstrated that those with intellectual disabilities that are involved in an integrated education setting for people of varying cognitive abilities demonstrated growth in communication, social and interpersonal skills and enhanced self determination. Inspired by this research, participants will be partnered with either high school or college students in the Ithaca community without cognitive disabilities. By providing a place where people can come together over shared experiences, participants will learn to appreciate and enjoy the art of photography and how it reveals the beauty of individual differences. Participants will work with their partner to help design a self portrait of themselves, of their partner and a portrait of the two of them. They will be encouraged, after short lessons and discussion on photography, to create portraits that represent and capture who they are, who their partner is, and their relationship with their partner. The program may lead not only to growth for those with intellectual disabilities, but also give high school and college students a chance to broaden their knowledge about a community that is often hidden from the public eye.

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Creating fun. Building community. Empowering the next generation. Kesem at Cornell creates free, life-changing summer camps and programming for children affected by a parent's cancer.

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Circle K at Cornell is a part of Circle K International. Our organization is based around the 3 tenets: service, leadership, and fellowship. This year we are focusing on the ways we can do small acts of service to improve the day to day lives of those in our community.

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The Class Notes is a co-ed a cappella group with the purpose of bringing high quality music to the Cornell community.

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The mission of The College and Career Readiness Initiative is to establish a career and college mentorship program to provide a direct link between Cornell students with high school students. We have established a comprehensive academic curriculum used as a handbook to aid mentor meetings, accompanied with a podcast series. In collaboration with principals and counselors, CCRI has implemented pilot programs in high schools throughout Wayne and Tompkins County to complement current services available to students. We are continuing to expand our reach to connect with more high school students through our virtual mentor workshops.

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College Mentors for Kids is a nonprofit national organization based in Indianapolis, IN. It currently has chapters at 34 colleges and universities across nine states in the country.

At Cornell's chapter, local elementary school students come to Cornell University's campus every week to engage in educational activities with a college student mentor.

College Mentors for Kids is not a tutoring program, but rather a mentoring program. Through weekly after-school activities focused on higher education and career, culture and diversity, and community service, mentors help their "little buddies" understand the importance of education, show them the benefits to cultural understanding, and teach them ways to give back to their community. Every child is paired up with a current undergraduate Cornell student who serves as their mentor throughout the year. Mentors and little buddies are organized in groups of approximately five to ten pairs, which are supervised by General Managers during the activity day. At College Mentors for Kids, we motivate kids and college students to reach their full potential to positively impact the community.

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The Cornell Computer Reuse Association Club (CCRA) is a student organization at Cornell University dedicated to "donate[ing] computers and other computer-related technology to humanitarian organizations in the developing world and in the local Ithaca community." The students, along with their adviser, collect and refurbish used computers and donate them to community centers, orphanages, schools and other organizations in the United States and developing countries. In its many years of existence, the organization has donated over 2,000 computers to places as far away as Nicaragua, Zambia, Jamaica, South Africa, Mali, Togo, Kenya, the Bahamas, Liberia, and as near as Brooklyn and Ithaca.

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Small businesses are symbols of the American Dream brought to life. According to the Small Business Administration, they employ nearly 60% of the private workforce and created nearly 70% of net new jobs after the 2008 recession. The economy relies on small businesses, but they're in trouble. Only 50% of small businesses make it to their 5th year of operations. Many small business owners struggle with turnover of staff and operational issues, and many do not capitalize on digital tools to grow their business.

CYC selects only the most highly qualified undergraduates from America's best universities. Many times there is an acceptance rate of <10% to get into the program. Students that pass through our rigorous interview process are invited to join our intensive, semester-long program, which focuses on developing consultants' problem solving, interpersonal and communication, and entrepreneurial skills.

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The Cornell Anti-Detention Alliance, affiliated with the Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program at Cornell, supports detained and previously detained immigrants through direct services and grassroots advocacy. We demand a humane immigration system that does not exploit and incarcerate immigrants, in Upstate New York and beyond.

Our team will conduct virtual visitation with and provide direct social services for migrants detained at ICE detention facilities (facilitate their access to resources, support services, legal services)

We will also engage in political advocacy by spreading awareness about the immigrant detention system, organizing with statewide and national campaigns for immigrant justice, and fundraising for migrants in need of financial support.
 we plan on involving the community through direct education and advocacy campaigns

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The mission of this organization is to build a strong community of student-athletes who simultaneously develop a sense of awareness and active responsibility surrounding sustainability in athletics and beyond. Through student-led projects, integration of sustainable practices, and acts of community service, we aim to help mitigate climate change and other environmental issues our world faces. The desired result of this organization — widespread attitudinal and behavioral change amongst the athletic community, through efforts by individual players and their teams — will help us reach university sustainability goals, serve as a model for our peers to follow, and positively impact the greater Ithaca community & future generations.

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Cornellians for Life exists to recruit, train, and mobilize the Pro-Life Generation to abolish abortion.

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Support Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ithaca through recruiting potential mentors and fundraising.

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Our Purpose is to provide opportunities for the educational enrichment of the dairy industry for current CUDS members, the Cornell community, and beyond. Our extension and outreach initiative is met through social, educational, and philanthropic events and services to raise funds for current activities and educational trips that support the sustainability of our club into the future.

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Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholarship, social activity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce, and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the community.

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We believe it is the fundamental right of every student, regardless of their background or economic status, to have costless access to harm reduction and health products. Such is aligned with the mission of Cornell Health, who emphatically strives “To foster lifelong learning and well-being through innovative services...”
This club aims to provide the Cornell community with harm reduction tools, training, and awareness to ensure protection against overdose at social functions and other places on campus, at no charge. We aim to have a trained individual in all parts of campus, from Greek Life to on-campus housing. Through preventative measures, and an appropriately equipped campus community, we believe we can end overdose on campus.

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The purpose of First Generation Investors at Cornell shall be to teach high school students the power of saving and investing, preparing them for a successful financial future.

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The Food Recovery Network promotes social welfare and attentive food-use by re-directing extra foodstuffs from Cornell's dining facilities to local food pantries. The focus of our group is to ensure that lower income areas have a dependable supply of nutritious meals. Our organization bridges Cornell and Ithaca providing an opportunity for students and locals to work together in shared commitment to fight hunger and reduce waste.

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Gift of Life Cornell University raises awareness for the bone marrow donation process. In collaboration with the Gift of Life, one of the nation's public bone marrow and blood stem cell registries, Gift of Life Cornell University organizes events, campaigns, trainings, and seminars to register new potential donors, raise monetary funds, and educate the community about the bone marrow donation process. Gift of Life Cornell University is dedicated to expanding the bone marrow registry and supporting those who have been affected by the cancer experience.

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The purpose of Global Research Consulting Group Cornell Chapter shall be to help socially-oriented organizations bring meaningful global change. Our consultants are top students from Cornell University, trained specifically to understand how to tackle nonprofits’ and social impact organizations’ biggest challenges.

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The Ithaca Global Shapers Hub is dedicated to implementing projects and supporting initiatives in the Ithaca community that do not conflict with other efforts while showing promise for a greater global impact.

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Our mission at Guiding Eyes at Cornell is to bridge Cornell students with Guiding Eyes for the Blind, and to increase awareness of raising guide dogs amongst the greater Cornell and Ithaca community.

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Habitat for Humanity Cornell Chapter supports the Habitat for Humanity of Tompkins and Cortland Counties affiliate by connecting student volunteers with building opportunities with the local Habitat affiliate. Additionally, our organization aims to raise awareness about the importance of safe homes for underserved populations, and to fundraise for our local Habitat for Humanity chapter. Our organization also aims to advocate for affordable homeownership, aligning with Habitat's overarching mission.

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Health Education and Awareness Raising Together (HEART) aims to educate middle and high school students on health topics beyond their standard school curriculum. By doing so, we hope to instill knowledge and interest in improving their health and wellbeing.

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The main purpose of our organization is to provide an environment for students to learn more about Hindu culture. We promote this idea by hosting regular religious events and discussions about spirituality and rituals. Another goal that the Hindu Student Council strives to achieve is to promote and participate in the practice of seva, or service. We do this by volunteering both on-and off-campus.

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The Kidney Disease Screening and Awareness Program (KDSAP) is a student-run organization that provides free kidney health screenings and health education to underserved communities. Students are working under the supervision of Adult expertise providing supervision of students who will provide educational materials

We provide programs geared towards improving the health of underserved populations.

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The purpose of this organizations is to use the healing powers of knitting and crocheting to help the Cornell and Ithaca community.

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If you were retiring tomorrow and given the chance to give one last lecture, what would you say? Each semester, we host a Last Lecture event where we invite one faculty member to answer this question in front of the Cornell community. Last Lecture was a beloved Cornell tradition before the pandemic that we have brought back.

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CU Lifters are dedicated community service participants who assist and engage in service projects on Cornell's campus and the Ithaca communities.

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The mission of Litera shall be to provide educational outreach opportunities to elementary, middle, and high school students in Ukraine in the form of virtual group outreach sessions led by Cornell students, faculty, and staff who are volunteer members of Litera.

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The purpose of Medics in Armenia is to educate and train students interested in and/or pursuing a future in medicine by traveling to Armenia to shadow medical professionals and to volunteer at impoverished communities across Armenia.

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The Mediocre Melodies is a revolutionary a cappella group that is truly the first of its kind. We are, quite frankly, average singers who have always wanted an a cappella experience but don't quite have what it takes to make one of the big ones! We are co-ed and focused on having fun and making friends while also creating some beautiful music along the way. Along with being an a cappella group, we donate all possible proceeds to charity. In short, we are "Bad Singers for a Good Cause".

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MEDLIFE is a non-profit organization that works in developing countries to improve access to MEDs: Medicine, Education, and Development. Our overarching mission is to help families achieve greater freedom from the constraints of poverty, empowering them to live healthier lives.

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The mission of Men of Color in Athletics shall be to provide men of color within Cornell Athletics a support network and space to share their experiences. We aspire to foster an atmosphere that encourages the embracing of diverse cultural backgrounds, highlighting the resilience and passion that empower men of color to balance their roles as accomplished students and athletes at the pinnacle of their pursuits.

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The NSLS is an organization that provides a life-changing leadership program that helps students achieve personal growth, career success, and empowers them to have a positive impact in their communities.

With 749 chapters, the NSLS currently has 1,741,558 members nationwide.

We are the dream supporters. We build leaders, support people in achieving their goals, and improve the world in the process. We get people to ask the all-important question, "What would you do if you knew you couldn't fail?" Then, give students the tools they need to drive their future forward, establish themselves as leaders among their peers, and build real-world skills that will help them excel in the workplace.

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The mission of NeuroNerds is to design, build, revise, and share neuroscience and psychology lessons with local youth in the Central New York region. In working towards these goals, NeuroNerds aims to address educational inequities within the STEM education available to primary and secondary school students in the Central New York region.

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The purpose of Operation Smile at Cornell is to reduce the occurrence of children suffering from cleft lip and cleft palates worldwide. We strive to meet our goal by raising money to fund medical trips to locations where afflicted individuals do not have access to medical care to be able to receive free life-changing surgeries by Operation Smile's international volunteer network of physicians.

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Our mission is to pair Parkinson's patients with an undergraduate student to alleviate the social isolation and depression felt amongst Parkinson's patients. It is noted that nearly 55% of Parkinson's patients experience some form of depression. By fostering intergenerational connections, we hope to provide a new face and friend for patients.

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We are a group of young activists united by the belief that menstrual care is a basic right. Our mission is to celebrate periods and provide products to those in need. Service, education, and advocacy are the three pillars of our organization.

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"To promote the cause of higher business education and training for all individuals, to foster high ideals for everyone pursuing a career in business; to encourage fraternity and cooperation among people preparing for such careers; and to stimulate the spirit of sacrifice and unselfish devotion to the attainment of such ends."

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Phi Delta Epsilon International Medical Fraternity creates physicians of integrity with a life-long commitment to our guiding principles of philanthropy, deity, and education through fellowship, service, mentoring, and formal training in leadership, science, and ethics.

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We consecrate ourselves to a life of social service with the goal of improving humanity through our principles: Scholarship, Leadership, and Fellowship.

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The Piano Society at Cornell provides a community for pianists and piano fans in the Cornell community of all ages, abilities, and interests. We provide member-to-member lessons to help beginners sharpen their skills and to help intermediate students keep up with their practicing and performing. We hold formal and informal concerts throughout the year. We host various social events to foster a community of people on campus who love piano. We collaborate with other organizations on campus who are looking for pianists. We connect our members with resources on campus including university lessons, master classes, performance opportunities, visiting musicians, and more.

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This organization aims to familiarize students with the medical professions and application to relevant schools through speakers, student mentors, and volunteer work (i.e. blood drives). We are geared toward the College of Arts and Sciences, addressing issues such as credit requirements, distribution requirements specific to the college, and being pre-health with a non-science major. However, all students are welcome to join.

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To advocate on behalf of legislative reform, educate students on relevant issues, and integrate existing organizations to work for prison reform in the United States.

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Project Generations aims to bridge the gap between the student and elderly population by matching students to senior citizens in the Ithaca community. Through a weekly, one-on-one volunteer visit, Project Generations allows students to build close friendships with their seniors, who may otherwise have not had a friendly visitor to spend time with.

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To promote awareness and to improve the quality of education for children facing poverty in rural areas of China and Hong Kong.

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The purpose of Project Level The Field shall be to empower students to reach their full academic potential by providing high-quality resources free of charge. Project Level The Field believe that every individual, regardless of their background or financial situation, should have access to the tools and information needed to excel in their educational journey. Project Level The Field Cornell Chapter shall reflect the same mission as Project Level The Field, Inc.

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To educate members of the Cornell community around the use of compressions-only CPR. PulseGuard will maintain communication with CUEMS on this type of education sharing.

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Quisqueya—The Dominican Students Association—was founded at Cornell University in 1995 with the intention of spreading awareness concerning the Dominican experience and culture.

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The mission of RallyCap Sports at Cornell is to provide the opportunity for children
and young adults with special needs to participate in recreational sports.

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The purpose of Remote Area Medical Cornell University Chapter shall be to provide free, high-quality medical, dental, and vision care to those in need regardless of income, identification, or insurance. Doing so will provide Cornell students the opportunity to learn from professionals and patients in a variety of settings across the U.S. and support the care of patients who would not otherwise receive services. Cornell students will take part in non-clinical volunteer roles under the guidance of a team lead, such as checking patients in, translating, and directing patients to treatment.

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The purpose of Restorative Rhythms shall be to perform music at local Ithaca facilities for vulnerable populations, such as children, veterans, seniors, and the sick. The current weekly performance venue is Cayuga Ridge Extended Care.

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Rotaract is the college level representative of Rotary International, whose motto is "Service Above Self." We spread their message by providing opportunities for members of the Cornell community to engage in service and volunteering.

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Scholars Working Ambitiously to Graduate (SWAG) is a mentorship program geared towards increasing retention and graduation rates among men of color, more specifically black men at Cornell University. We achieve this goal through academic enrichment, professional development, and community building.

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The purpose of Science Olympiad at Cornell is to organize members of the Cornell community to host an annual Science Olympiad invitational tournament at Cornell University for high school student teams. We also aim to volunteer at secondary school Science Olympiad competitions in the Southern Tier and New York region.

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The purpose of Small Claims Information Service at Cornell University shall be to provide resources to update residents of Upstate NY with legal information concerning Small Claims Court. Correspondence will take place through email, where we will send state laws pertinent to their claim and information on how to proceed with the court's administration. Were a client to seek advice, we will refer them to regional community organizations that can provide them further assistance. We do not provide legal information just resources.
Our organization will also offer a training program to undergraduates on state laws and how to professionally interact with clients. This will be overseen by our advisor, Professor Gali Racabi, and our correspondence with various Tompkins County pro bono clinics.

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The Smart is Strong Foundation not only aims to target educational inequality relating to gender in the Greater Ithaca community, but also to use this goal as a vehicle for women's empowerment. As young women who have been empowered by their education at Cornell, we are keen on harnessing the resources of the Ivy League to pay it forward to our community. Our focus in on high school seniors in rural or low-income schools, and are forging community connections to help these young women pay for SAT/ACT tests and college applications. We are also creating a mentorship program to help them navigate the often long and stressful college application process, and fundraising to provide some graduation scholarships at the end of the year to help them in the next step of their journey. It is our hope that our own passion for women's empowerment and education will lead to our advocacy and support for the same in Ithaca area schools, and eventually in our larger international community through fiscal support to foundations such as the Malala Fund.

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Society for Natural Resources Conservation is dedicated to protecting and preserving the natural world around us. We recognize that our environment faces many threats, and we particularly concentrate our efforts on issues of human consumption of natural resources.

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Sphinx Head recognizes Cornell fourth-year undergraduates who have demonstrated respectable strength of character and dedication to leadership and service at Cornell University.

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Splash! seeks to bring under-served, passionate 7th-12th graders to campus to expose them to higher education via courses taught by Cornell undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty members.

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Students for Sunrise at Cornell University's mission shall be to engage in fundraising and awareness activities for the Sunrise Association. It is the mission of the Sunrise Association is to bring back the joys of childhood to children with cancer and their siblings worldwide. Sunrise accomplishes this through the creation and oversight of welcoming, inclusive summer day camps, year-round programs, and in-hospital recreational activities, all offered free of charge.

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SPAid@Cornell (Students Providing Aid at Cornell) is dedicated to improving global health by empowering students to construct and distribute kid-friendly first aid kits to underserved communities (under the guidance and supervision of the national chapter). We aim to address healthcare access gaps through collaboration, education, and strategic partnerships, making a tangible impact on global health.

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Tau Beta Pi is the only engineering honor society representing the entire engineering profession. It is the nation's second-oldest honor society, founded at Lehigh University in 1885 to mark in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor upon their Alma Mater by distinguished scholarship and exemplary character as students in engineering, or by their attainments as alumni in the field of engineering, and to foster a spirit of liberal culture in engineering colleges.

There are now collegiate chapters at 241 US colleges and universities, 30 active alumni chapters in 15 districts across the country, and a total initiated membership of approximately 540,000.

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Support Agriculture Education: Facilitate workshops, volunteer as judges, and support career technical education across New York state.
Promote Education Careers: Work on initiatives such as the Teach Ag Campaign, CALS undergraduate recruitment at conferences, and host high school students to explore Cornell agriculture facilities.
Enhance Agriculture Literacy: Utilize the expertise of educators, facilitators, and agriculturalists to improve agriculture literacy in Ithaca and abroad, engaging with a broader audience.

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To improve campus life at Cornell concretely through the development of new software and technology systems.

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The purpose of Tech for Tomorrow shall be to expand technology literacy and provide increased autonomy and interconnectedness as well as greater access to technology to the people of the Ithaca community and surrounding areas.

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The Cornell Center For Health Equity Undergraduate Student Chapter (CCHEq) aims to immerse Cornell's undergraduate students in health equity topics and research beyond traditional academic settings, fostering a generation of future health professionals who are deeply informed about and committed to addressing health disparities. By organizing educational initiatives such as mini-lecture series, community outreach, guest lectures, and social media campaigns, CCHEq provides a platform for students to explore the "hidden curriculum" in medicine and the pivotal social determinants of health. This mission is rooted in the broader vision of CCHEq to not only raise awareness but also to cultivate passionate, caring, and inquisitive minds ready to advance the field of medicine and medical education with equity at the forefront. Through these efforts, CCHEq seeks to build a foundation for equitable healthcare practices among the undergraduate community at Cornell University.

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The Wardrobe is a social entrepreneurship organization that provides free professional attire to all members of the Cornell community. We believe the inability to acquire professional clothing should not be a barrier to an individual's pursuit of professional opportunities.

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The mission of The Youth-Professional Alliance is to connect elementary and middle school-aged children to professional careers and passions. Through memorable visits, we hope to inspire the next generation of leaders in the Ithaca area.

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To bring musicians with all levels of experience to play for patients in hospitals, nursing homes, or other facilities housing people.

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Vision Statement: The Cornell University Veteran Association is a student-veteran organization at Cornell University dedicated to improving the representation and experiences of student-veterans on and off-campus. We are committed to providing Cornell veterans with an impactful network of people and resources that increase veteran opportunities for personal, academic, and career success.

Mission Statement: Ensure that U.S. Veterans are integrated and adequately represented at Cornell University to create a long-standing Veteran presence that enriches Cornell's military community & overall student body.

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Support children in Rwanda by helping provide access to better education and nutrition.

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The chapter's mission is to raise funds and awareness for the necessity of quality access to medical care in Haiti. The chapter fundraises money for the supplication of 2 Point of Care Ultrasound Devices to be donated directly to We Kids United-- a 501(c)(3) U.S nonprofit. All funds go directly towards supporting the mission in combatting medical inequities in Haiti

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The Zambia Community Education Initiative (ZCEI) is a student organization at Cornell University that aims to develop sustainable secondary education in Zambia by working with local communities to make education accessible to all. The ZCEI is currently working with the Chisekesi community in Southern Providence to fund the building of a secondary school. The inhabitants of rural Chisekesi have no high school, despite the presence of eight basic schools. The nearest high school is over 20km away and costs 600 dollars a year. The distance and cost are largely responsible for the high drop-out rate for ninth graders, leading to high illiteracy rates. For those who do not drop out, the long distances make children (especially female children) vulnerable to assault, sexual harassment and rape. The ZCEI helps to raise money for education opportunities in Chisekesi, collaborates closely with community leaders in Zambia and has taken annual summer trips to the community.

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