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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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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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Amber Dance Troupe's purpose is to spread the rich heritage of Chinese culture and the beauty of Chinese dance to Cornell and local community. Anyone interested can learn Chinese dance skills through regular practice and get opportunity to perform on various stages.

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Landscape architects lead the planning, design, and stewardship of healthy, equitable, safe, and resilient environments. The Society’s mission is to advance landscape architecture through advocacy, communication, education, and fellowship. The Cornell Chapter of ASLA exists to support the students of the Department of Landscape Architecture in meeting their academic and professional goals, advocate for the profession of Landscape Architecture on and off campus, and harness the skills of its members to design and work for more accessible, sustainable, and beautiful spaces.

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The Cornell Archaeological Science Group is an association of graduate students dedicated to promoting the ethical and responsible application of scientific methods to archaeological questions in order to advance archaeological research within the university and beyond.

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To advance the "rioplatense" or argentine-uruguayan culture within Cornell by organizing events that show our culture or discuss about specific topics related to our countries. To create a space where argentine, uruguayans and anyone interested in our countries can get together.

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Our club aims to fuse digital fabrication technologies with artistic expression to create innovative, unconventional projects. We’re excited to create an artist collective interested in pushing the boundaries of digital fabrication techniques, such as crafting jewelry, designing clothes, and building sculptures using 3D printing, laser cutting, etc. We also aim to connect with the wider community including holding an open showcase and artist studio visits.

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The Artificial Intelligence Club is dedicated to fostering a collaborative and innovative community of students passionate about the intersection of artificial intelligence and business. Our mission is to empower our members with the knowledge, skills, and connections necessary to excel as leaders in the rapidly evolving field of AI-driven business strategy.

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Join our WhatsApp group - https://chat.whatsapp.com/H41RTt2ReSIFhVkL0ZcR1K

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The purpose of the Asian Studies Graduate Student Association shall be to build community among and advocate for graduate students in the fields of Asian Studies and Asian Literature, Religion & Culture.

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The Baker Real Estate Student Organization (BSO) aims to serve as a vital bridge between the students and the administration within our business school. Our mission is to amplify the student voice, ensuring that our collective concerns, ideas, and aspirations are heard and addressed by the administration. Additionally, BSO is dedicated to fostering a sense of community and camaraderie among students through various events and activities, providing opportunities for socialization, networking, and personal growth. By promoting active engagement and collaboration, BSO strives to enhance the overall student experience and contribute to a supportive and dynamic academic environment.

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Big Red Media aims to fostering a community of creators and innovators at the crossroads of media, technology, and business. Our mission is to empower students to actively engage in the creation and collaboration of creative media & technology projects.

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Biodiversify Affiliates at Cornell aims to make biology teaching more accurate and inclusive with respect to many axes of diversity, including LGBTQ+ identity, racial identity, disability status, etc. We work closely with Project Biodiversify (projectbiodiversify.org) but are not officially a part of the Project Biodiversify organization or any non-Cornell organization.

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Our mission is to bring together individuals who share a passion for biotech and provide opportunities for networking, personal growth and professional development.

Our vision is to be a leading biotech organization in New York City, recognized for our commitment to advancing the field and supporting the next generation of biotech leaders.

We are building a biotech community and foster a collaborative environment to achieve our goals and support one another in our individual pursuits.

We strive to stay at the forefront of the latest developments in biotech and encourage creative thinking and problem-solving.

We value diversity in all its forms and strive to create an inclusive environment where everyone feels welcome and respected.

We conduct ourselves with professionalism and accountability, representing the biotech community in a positive light.

We believe in giving back to our community through volunteerism and outreach efforts that promote the field of biotechnology.

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To provide a safe, inclusive organization for students at Cornell Tech who are from the African diaspora. We wish to build a supportive community that Black students at Cornell Tech can access for resources and mentorship, with an opportunity to share and exchange the diverse cultural experiences of the Black students who are represented in the Cornell Tech student body.

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"Many Cornell postgraduate students (M.S., MBA, PhDs) are deemed to become industry leaders in the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry. For that, we believe there is a need to build a strong community of graduate Cornell students on this booming industry.

What's more, the world's premier blockchain research group, IC3, is headquartered in Cornell Tech. Eventually, Cornell University is named the #1 University in the world for crypto education in 2019, all of this with the untapped potential of postgraduate students.

For that, we strongly believe that our members and partners will speak at the largest developer conferences, work at or build top blockchain companies, and contribute to leading blockchain research. Having Cornell Tech Blockchain will keep the members connected with the campus, the university and the community as a whole for the decades to come.

We closely work with the undergraduate club in Ithaca."

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The mission of this group is to read contemporary texts that engage with current issues on Brazilian culture, literature, and society; bridging disciplines such as literature, anthropology, urban studies, architecture, law, and visual studies. From the auto-ethnography of the Yanomami shaman Davi Kopenawa, to the wave of protests of 2013, to literary works from the peripheries of S├úo Paulo and the favelas of Rio and the environmental issues on the Amazon rainforest. Our groupÔÇÖs idea is to focus on recent debates that work on a critical displacement of fixed categoriesÔÇösuch as subject and object, margin and center, territory and stateÔÇöby trying to develop new ways of reading the interplay between aesthetic, political, and social discourses.

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The Cayuga Windsurfing Club was formed by a handful of enthusiasts in an effort to rejuvenate the sport of windsurfing on Cayuga Lake in Tompkins County, NY. With the generous help from Cornell University and The Merrill Sailing Center at East Shore, as well as some equipment donations from various individuals, we intend to create a fun environment for learning windsurfing skills and a community of long lasting friendships for people with a common interests and goals in the sport of windsurfing.

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"Chabad Graduate Students" exists to serve the Jewish needs of Cornell Graduate students. We provide learning opportunities, social interactions, speakers, shabbat meals, and holiday celebrations.

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The purpose of COrGI shall be to build a more inclusive environment within the chemistry department at Cornell by:
1) Promoting diversity within chemistry
2) Advocating for departmental policies related to diversity and inclusion
3) Hosting outreach events targeted towards underrepresented groups
4) Providing workshops, info-sessions, and an open space where graduate and undergraduate students can have their voices heard and get the support they need to pursue their academic and career goals.

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We are the Chinese Students and Scholars Association at Cornell Tech (CSSACT), a non-profit organization composed of a team of Cornell Tech students, alumni, and faculty. Our mission is to provide services and advice to help international students, promoting the Chinese culture, increasing the cultural exchanges between students from China and North America, as well as uniting alumni, students, and perspective students overseas to share their experiences.

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Christian Fellowship at Cornell Tech fosters a welcoming community through hospitable gatherings and points of connection, empowering members to grow in faith, share in the love of God, and build meaningful relationships within the Cornell Tech community.

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The purpose of the LDSSA shall be to fortify the Cornell LDS community, to raise awareness and education regarding the LDS faith, and to work cooperatively with other faiths in strengthening and building the Cornell community through service, dialog and fun events.

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The mission of the Climate Tech Club is to foster a community of students passionate about leveraging technology to address sustainable development and climate change. We aim to connect like-minded individuals interested in climate-focused startups, share innovative ideas, gain insights from industry leaders, and explore potential solutions that contribute to a sustainable future. Our goal is to create a platform where entrepreneurial and tech-savvy students can collaborate, engage with investors and experts, and drive impactful climate innovations.

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COLLIS's mission to create and foster a student community in support and partnership with COLLIS Institute, a Catholic institute associated with Cornell University.

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To critically examine rules and regulations, by promulgating amendments to various rule–making authorities, in an effort to create more effective, efficient, and just rules. CRA seeks to discuss and propose changes that will better align various bodies of rules to their intended purpose.

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We have 3 purposes. One is to rent for a modest charge that includes plowing, compost, cover crops, and water, garden plots to Cornell students and members of the Cornell family and community. Second, we furnish surplus vegetables we grow to the local food banks .Third, we encourage Cornell scientists and researchers to visit and watch what we do in case we can provide some location that may assist their research.

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Community Impact serves as a platform for the Johnson community to engage and give back to the local Ithaca community through volunteering, fundraising, and learning from the relationships among the for-profit, non-profit, and public sectors, and promoting socially responsible business.

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To provide a ground for Korean or people of Korean descents who believe in Roman Catholicism to carry out and continue the work of Jesus Christ on Earth through fellowships and different activities.

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Learn about and create a community interested in science policy issues, educate the public about science and policy, & prepare for a career in science policy, industry, or media.

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Please email cornellasap@gmail.com with interest in Cornell ASAP and reason for wanting to join before validation by officers.

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ASPIRE is an NSF-funded Engineering Research Center (ERC) headquartered at Utah State University and operated through strategic partnerships with core partners Purdue University, University of Colorado Boulder, The University of Texas at El Paso and the University of Auckland New Zealand. Additional affiliated partners include Colorado State University, University of Colorado Colorado Springs, Virginia Tech and Cornell University. Global partnerships with industry, state agencies, and non-profits include more than 50 companies and organizations across the transportation and electric utility related industries, and key strategic partnerships with four national labs, Idaho National Laboratory, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and Argonne National Laboratory.

The mission of the ASPIRE ERC is to improve health and quality of life for everyone by catalyzing sustainable and equitable electrification across the transportation industries.

The mission of the Cornell ASPIRE (Advancing Sustainability through Powered Infrastructure for Roadway Electrification) Student Association (Cornell ASA) is to provide a collaborative forum for a diverse number of students enrolled at Cornell University to benefit from, and support the mission of, the ASPIRE ERC.

https://aspire.usu.edu/about/index

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The purpose of our organization is to create a community of Catholic graduate and professional students at Cornell and encourage the discussion of topics related to the Catholic faith and life as a professional or graduate student.

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The purpose of The Cornell Compensation Club shall be to educate the Cornell community, both undergraduate and graduate, into the field of compensation, its uses and benefits, and how Cornell students can become the next generation of compensation leaders

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The purpose of Cornell Contra Dance Club shall be to promote and facilitate engagement in contra dancing in the Cornell community.

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To promote and include graduate students interested in playing soccer and improving their soccer skills.

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The mission of the Cornell Game Development Club (CGDC) at Cornell Tech is to unite students with a passion for game creation. Through game jams, game engine and art workshops, our members gain practical experience and insight into the game creation process, fostering creativity within a collaborative community.

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The purpose of CORNELL INDOOR FUTSAL CLUB shall be to promote community, belonging, and fitness through a shared passion for the sport of futsal.

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To promote wellness and camaraderie in the Law School community through use of Myron Taylor Hall's athletic facilities.

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Our group serves as a cultural, social, educational, and professional platform for all members of the Cornell Tech community. We aim to build a supportive network of students who share an interest in promoting Asian cultures, engaging with the community around us in New York City, and developing the professional skills to make meaningful contributions to that community and beyond.

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The Cornell Tech Basketball Club aims to bring together students who share a passion for basketball, fostering a community where players of all skill levels can connect, compete, and grow. Whether you’re looking to sharpen your skills, enjoy friendly games, or simply meet like-minded basketball enthusiasts, the club offers a supportive environment to have fun, stay active, and build lasting friendships. Join us to experience the game and be part of a vibrant basketball community at Cornell.

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The mission of Cornell Tech Dance Club is to unite individuals who believe in the spirit of Anybody Can Dance (ABCD) through dynamic activities such as flash mobs, freestyle dance, and participation in events and festivals. We aim to foster a welcoming and inclusive environment where members, regardless of experience, can embrace various dance styles, improve their skills, and express themselves. Our goal is to build a vibrant community that celebrates the joy of dance, while also organizing performances and events that bring energy and excitement to the campus and beyond.

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The Fashion Club at Cornell Tech is dedicated to fostering a deeper connection between our members and the dynamic fashion industry of New York City. We aim to gain access to events, explore sample sales, and opportunities that explore the intersection of fashion and technology, empowering students to engage with industry leaders, develop professional networks, and stay at the forefront of innovation.

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Our mission is to create a welcoming environment for golfers of all skill levels. We host golf outings at both the driving range to practice your skills, and out on the green. Students can expect opportunities to connect and enjoy the sport through casual social events and friendly competitions. Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting out, come out to meet new friends and have fun!

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The purpose of CLTS is to promote knowledge and networking opportunities in the field of legal technology and to build a community of legal technology enthusiasts.

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To enable Cornell Tech students to get out of New York City and build meaningful connections through a shared love of skiing, snowboarding, and the snow. We want to build a community in our limited time at Cornell tech and beyond as alumni through annual trips & get-togethers.

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The mission of Cornell Tech Tennis Club is to serve as an inclusive graduate student community to foster connection through the shared passion of tennis and practice of routine casual tennis play during our graduate level studies.

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Cornellian Retail and Fashion Traders' mission is to connect fellow industry professionals within the retail and fashion industries and their business partners in areas such as logistics, technology, and sustainability, to provide learning opportunities for this specialized industry, foster collaboration, and support entrepreneurial endeavors.

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-Foster collaboration & connections
-Provide a platform for networking
-Create learning opportunities in this specialized industry inclusive of staying at the forefront of technology and innovation
-Act as a mentor organization and conduit for Cornell students with an interest in the retail and fashion industry
-Conduct a minimum of quarterly virtual meetings centered around a collaborative opportunity

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The Cryosphere Community at Cornell seeks to unite students, faculty, and staff in a collaborative environment focused on exploring and advancing knowledge of the cryosphere, fostering interdisciplinary research, and strengthening connections within the Cornell community.

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Design Connect provides design and planning services for local municipalities and non-profits that may not have the resources to hire professionals while offering practical experience to students.

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This organization is designed to help organize and fund activities for graduate students interested in the field of Development Sociology and to support graduate student exposure to the field.

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To foster diversity in economics at Cornell and in the profession more broadly, and to work toward creating an environment where everyone, particularly individuals from underrepresented groups, feels welcome, respected, and included.

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The philosophy of this organization is to provide a welcoming environment for all ECE graduate students, faculty and staff and to further improve the sense of belonging through networking and social events.

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The mission of the EMBA Consulting Club at Cornell University is to build a community that prepares students for careers in consulting through skill-building, industry exposure, professional development, and peer support. The club aims to enhance members' knowledge of the consulting sector and refine relevant skills so they are prepared for recruiting and success in the industry. Additionally, the club provides value to the broader community by enabling members to apply their growing consulting skills to real-world projects that benefit 'in need' organizations.

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Evo-group is a inter-departmental graduate student run organization that unites undergraduate, graduate students, post-docs, and faculty interested in evolutionary biology. We hold monthly seminars in which students, post-docs, and faculty present their research which they are conducting at Cornell. All Cornell community members are welcome to attend these seminars. We also hold annual meetings in which all evo-group members participate in order to prioritize and plan future directions. We additionally host a one day symposium that highlights a particular topic in evolutionary biology and includes local speakers from nearby Universities in addition to speakers from across Cornell departments.

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The purpose of the Executive MBA Women’s Club at Cornell shall be to unite the incredible women in the Executive MBA programs and its alumni, fostering a supportive and empowering community. Our goal is to create an environment where we can lean on and learn from one another, celebrate successes, and navigate challenges together. We aim to cultivate strong professional and personal bonds, inspire each other, and have fun along the way. Join us to build lasting connections, share experiences, and grow both personally and professionally.

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The primary purpose of Expanding Your Horizons is to organize a day-long conference in the spring semester which will be open to 7-9th grade girls from all over New York state. The goals of the conference are to stimulate the participants' interest in math and science through hands-on activities, to provide them with female scientist role models (who are Cornell University graduate and undergraduate students), and to foster awareness of opportunities in math and science-related careers. We also provide community for like-minded graduate student interested in science outreach and working on making STEM more inclusive and equitable.

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Support and strengthen a vibrant community of Christian graduate students, faculty, and staff
who, as scholars and professionals, will be prepared to tackle ecological justice and
environmental challenges within their fields while living out their Christian faith in their lives
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At Football Club at Cornell Tech, our mission is to provide every player with the opportunity to thrive in the beautiful game within the vibrant backdrop of our diverse campus. We are committed to fostering a culture of inclusivity, growth, and unity as we strive to elevate our players, supporters, and community together.

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Our group, which already consists of 150 students from both graduate and undergraduate schools at Cornell, is enthusiastic in hiphop, jazz and kpop workshops. All-level dancers are welcomed to our workshop and our practices are designed to enable students to workout as well as have fun. We also aim to produce dance covers and promote them on social media. We welcome people who are truly interested in learning dancing or improving their dancing skills.

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The purpose of Fulbright Graduate Students at Cornell is to foster a rich and diverse intellectual community of scholars, promoting cultural integration under the values of the Fulbright community.

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Our mission is to foster a thriving community of entrepreneurial-minded students at Cornell Tech. Future Founders Club aims to expose students to successful founders, their ventures, as well as the mistakes they made and the advice they have to offer, through a variety of programs and networking opportunities.

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The reasons that this organization was formed include the following:
A. To allow CU graduate students the opportunity to serve the community
B. To provide an avenue by which CU graduate students can travel the world to help others in need
C. To assist CU graduate students in advancing scientific outreach within the Ithaca area as well as areas affected by the group's service projects
D. To cultivate a sensitivity among CU graduate students to the circumstances of communities in need
E. To promote and encourage leadership among CU graduate students

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Engage the broader student community in leveraging the power provided by the Earth through various professional development opportunities to facilitate and promote the understanding of geothermal energy, its practical applications and its role in the global transition to renewable energy usage.

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The club's mission is to provide a space for graduate students to perform improvisational theater. We want to support graduate students in balancing academic and personal lives by providing a space where they can relax their minds and expand and reevaluate their mindset towards life's circumstances.
This organization is a registered student organization of Cornell University.

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To organize social, professional, and outreach events and opportunities for graduate students to network.

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GCF exists to foster spiritual formation, witness and service, the integration of faith and learning, and Christian community through a variety of activities including: Bible studies, large group worship time, annual retreats, roundtable discussions, and community service projects.

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1. Raise awareness of opportunities for graduate students in consulting;
2. Educate and develop members for a future career in Consulting, especially Management/Strategy Consulting;
3. Connect members with alumni and external consultants;
4. Assist consulting firms in recruiting Cornell talents;

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To bridge the gap between the academic study of labor issues and the battle for labor rights on the front line.

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The Graduate Student Veterans Association functions as a unifying body for veterans who are engaged in the pursuit of advanced degrees at Cornell University. Its primary mission is to foster a sense of community and support on-campus graduate veterans academically, professionally, and socially.

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Our mission is to help Cornell students build careers in the public health and healthcare industries. We aim to facilitate networking opportunities with prospective employers, professional development programs, community service involvement, and both formal and informal social activities, with the vision of connecting Cornell MPH students with great resources, like minded individuals, and planting the seeds for a strong alumni network.

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The purpose of HAI-C is to nurture a community of students and professionals from diverse backgrounds interested in AI/ML . This club will serve as a platform for exchanging ideas and promoting ethical adoption, thereby advancing the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare. It
ensures that members remain at the forefront of AI and machine learning innovations within the industry.

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Transform critical thinking into promising research questions and encourage collaborations beyond the traditional boundary.

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Our mission is to serve and benefit students in the Master of Management in Hospitality at Cornell University, and the entire graduate and professional student body at Cornell University.

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We aim to foster an environment of comfort and camaraderie among International students in Cornell's Graduate and Professional schools, with a focus on students of Indian origin. Also, we strive to spread awareness and celebrate Indian culture in all its vivid glory.

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The purpose of IGS shall be to serve as a substrate for social, academic, and cultural interactions between current and prospective Iranian graduate students, and the Cornell community at large.

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The purpose of the Society shall be to promote Cornell's JD-MBA Program, foster communication among its members, plan social gatherings, and strengthen ties between JD-MBA students and alumni.

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The purpose of the Jewish Graduate Student Association shall be to provide Jewish Cornell graduate and professional students in all programs and degree paths (and their friends and partners) and Jewish young professionals in the Ithaca area with community, social events, and a network for support and resources.

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Provide Jewish people a space on campus. Invite interesting guest speaker. Collaborate with Chabad on Roosevelt Island for Torah learning.

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Our mission is to to be a place where students who like Formula 1 can meet and talk about Formula 1 races along the year.

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At Johnson Crew, our mission is to foster a vibrant community of MBA students united by a passion for rowing.

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At the Electronic & Dance Music Club, we are dedicated to creating a vibrant and inclusive community that celebrates electronic and dance music. Our mission is to provide a platform for music enthusiasts, DJs, producers, and dancers to come together, connect, and share their passion for international electronic and dance music.

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To provide a community for Cornell graduate school students to play, watch, and follow soccer together.

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The Johnson - Golf Club's mission is to promote the game of golf in the Johnson community through friendly competition and member education. The Johnson Golf Club was created to facilitate student learning and mastery of the game of golf. In addition, golf will be used as a networking tool to promote interaction among students, faculty, alumni, and recruiters.

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Play hockey and have fun

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Johnson on Tap provides all graduate students the opportunity to understand and appreciate the nuances of domestic and international beers (with emphasis on micro-brews) and the process involved in brewing these beers, while providing social activities to sample the culture and flavor of these diverse brews and develop social networks within Johnson and all other graduate programs.

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The Outdoor Ventures Club provides an opportunity for the Johnson community to take advantage of the numerous outdoor activities in Ithaca and the surrounding areas.

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The Johnson Pickleball Club aims to foster a vibrant and inclusive community for students to engage in the sport of pickleball. Our mission is to promote physical activity, build strong social connections, and enhance the overall student experience at Cornell Johnson.

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The purpose of Johnson Poker Club is to provide a platform for poker enthusiasts to come together for poker nights, and to provide an opportunity to learn poker, foster camaraderie within the Johnson community and participate in poker tournaments.

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Our mission is to make running inclusive and accessible to the Johnson and Cornell community by breaking down the stigma associated with hardcore runners and by organizing a diverse range of running activities.

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The Ski Club provides that much needed escape from the rigors of business school and fosters a strong community of skiiers and boarders.

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To provide a platform for students of the Johnson Graduate School of Management and other graduate students on campus to engage in recreational tennis.

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The purpose of Johnson Turkeys shall be to foster a welcoming community where members can enjoy bowling, build friendships, and create lasting memories, all while promoting fun, teamwork, and a love for the game.

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The Johnson School Wine club is designed to promote wine education and appreciation through lectures, tastings, speakers and various other events.

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The purpose of Cornell Kali Club shall be to spread cultural awareness and cultivate physical and mental strength through weekly trainings of kali, Filipino Martial Arts, at Cornell University. There is already a PE course on campus and many students are looking to supplement their regular classes with more training and also to invite others not enrolled in the class to join, train together and learn more about Filipino martial culture.

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The purpose of KGSA is to perform the following functions:

(1) To enhance the relationships among Korean graduate students.

(2) To promote relationships with other communities, both here at Cornell University and internationally.

(3) To provide a means for Korean graduate students at Cornell University to obtain pertinent information related to career development and establish a social network to benefit them after graduation.

(4) To serve as a liaison between the administration, the Korean graduate students at Cornell and other organizations.

(5) To provide social, cultural and educational functions for Korean graduate students as well as the general student body at Cornell.

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Korean Student Association at Cornell Tech (KSACT) is a student-led organization dedicated to providing a supportive and inclusive community for Korean students at Cornell Tech. We strive to create opportunities for Korean students to connect with each other, learn about Korean culture and heritage, and excel in their studies and careers.

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The Mission of L.H. Bailey’s Botany Bunch – Botanical Society of America Cornell Student Chapter shall be to fulfill responsibilities of a Botanical Society of America student chapter, to promote interest in botanical subjects, provide botanical themed events, and serve as a resource for students about Botanical Society of America grants, programs, and other opportunities.

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The LGSC provides a forum for its members to work together in support of one another's academic excellence and recognition. It serves to facilitate joint efforts for scholarly and cultural enrichment in the form of organized activities and programs, which focus on the needs of its constituents. As members of traditionally underrepresented groups in higher education, the members of LGSC work to raise awareness of the political, social and academic issues facing their communities, both within the university and the U.S. It is the goal of the Latina/o Graduate Student Coalition to foster the skills and pursuits of each member in a way that is productive for the students themselves, for its undergraduate mentees, for the university and the wider community and to serve as an academic, social and cultural support system for the United States born Latina/o graduate students during their course of study at Cornell University.

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The American Constitution Society for Law and Policy is a progressive legal organization that promotes the U.S. Constitutional values of "individual rights and liberties, genuine equality, access to justice, democracy and the rule of law."

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This organization shall adhere to the philosophy that diversity will always enlarge our understanding of the different values that need to be understood as we enter the global economy; that unity should be embraced so that we may assist the less fortunate members of our Asian community; and that leadership will take on many forms, and ultimately is a very individualistic decision based on no arbitrary set definition.

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Our mission is to attend basketball tournaments with other law schools to maintain law student wellness and increase collaboration among neighboring law schools.

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The Black Law Students Association is a professional, nationally-affiliated organization of Black law students dedicated to improving opportunities in legal education. The Cornell chapter actively involves itself in a wide variety of professional, academic, political, cultural, social, and educational activities. BLSA also sponsors various social activities with other law school and non-law school organizations.

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The Briggs Society of International Law (Briggs) exists to further students' and society's understanding of international law and contemporary, international legal issues. The eponymous Professor, Herbert W. Briggs, was a distinguished lawyer, scholar, and educator in the international legal community. As an organization, we work to follow in the late Professor Briggs's footsteps; Briggs hosts guest speakers, coordinates international moot court competitions, and introduces students to possible careers concerning international law.

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The core mission of the Business Law Society is to foster an interdisciplinary education that equips students with comprehensive knowledge and skills to address the legal and business challenges encountered in private practice and corporate settings.

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CALSA is a Cornell law student organization that provides support to students from California and those that want to work or establish a connection in California. CALSA uses existing ties to California through alumni and other connections to provide substantive information regarding internships, fellowships, clerkships, Summer Associate positions, and the California state bar exam. CALSA is open to all individuals seeking a connection to California. Our purpose is to provide the necessary resources and framework to assist CALSA members achieve the necessary means to succeed in the legal profession.

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The Christian Legal Society (CLS) is a national Christian fellowship organization committed to acting justly, loving mercy, and walking humbly with God (Micah 6:8). CLS inspires, encourages, and equips Christian lawyers and law students, both individually and in community, to proclaim, love and serve Jesus Christ through the study and practice of law, the provision of legal assistance to the poor and needy, and the defense of inalienable rights to life and religious freedom. The Cornell Law student chapter provides fellowship and mentorship opportunities to the Cornell law community.

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The purpose of Cornell French Law Students Society shall mainly be to (i) connect students and alumni with a French legal background and/or seeking to work in France; and (ii) contribute to the promotion of French legal culture on campus through organization of events and colloquia.

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Our mission is to organize softball games that maintain law student wellness after class.

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The Cornell Middle Eastern & North African Law Students Association
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threefold: (1) to build a cultural community amongst Middle Eastern and North
African law students and alumni, (2) to further the professional and academic
development of its members, and (3) to organize around political and legal
issues that impact Middle Eastern and North African communities.

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The mission of the Cuban American Bar Association (CABA), Cornell Law School, Student Chapter (hereinafter "Cornell CABA"), is to promote membership with the Cuban American Bar Association among current students at Cornell Law School.

Cornell CABA membership is open to anyone who is interested in legal issues arising in the local community, and is determined to give back to the community using their legal skills. Our organization seeks members who share our vision of making a positive difference in the world. Cornell CABA will strive to foster the relationships between student members and the professional members of the Cuban American Bar Association, by hosting and promoting networking events and functions held by main chapter of the Cuban American Bar Association, while encouraging on-campus events with legal professionals.

Cornell CABA's mission is to promote equality of our members; increase diversity in the judiciary and legal community; serve the public interest by increasing awareness to the study of jurisprudence; foster respect for the law; preserve high standards of integrity, honor, and professional courtesy among our peers; provide equal access to and adequate representation of all minorities before the courts; facilitate the administration of justice; build close relationships among our members; and support the indigent community through effective pro bono service projects in the community.

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The Environmental Law Society (ELS) is an independent student organization at Cornell Law School designed to increase student exposure to the quickly-evolving practice of environmental law, as well as to appreciate the importance of environmental public interest work both domestically and abroad.

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The Federalist Society is founded on the principles that the state exists to preserve freedom, that the separation of governmental powers is central to our Constitution, and that it is emphatically the province and duty of the judiciary to say what the law is, not what it should be.

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promote advocacy, community, empowerment, and identity exploration for all law students who identify with the first-generation and/or low-income student experience and supporters of these students.

This group recognizes a wide range of first-generation students, including those who will be the first lawyers in their families, but prioritizes the needs of first-generation high school and college graduates who attended public primary and secondary schools and are from low-income backgrounds.

Relying on the honor code, FGSA considers "low-income" to include students who receive little or no expected family contribution as part of the financial aid package, could not or cannot consistently rely on parents for financial support throughout higher education, or whose socioeconomic status have significantly limited their prior academic and social experiences.

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The mission of If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice shall be to develop a student community that works towards the realization of reproductive justice in all its dimensions. The organization will work towards ensuring an intersectional approach towards reproductive rights that empowers individuals to choose if, when, and how they would like to have children. Through advocacy and campaigning, the student community shall mobilize and advocate for reproductive justice that is free from coercion, discrimination, and violence. In doing so, LJR will also emphasize its focus on the intersection between reproductive justice and other issues including race, class, disability, sexual orientation, and gender identity.

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IPTSA's purpose is to provide the law school community with outlets, both academic and social, to pursue interests in Intellectual Property, including Patent Law, Copyright Law, Trademark Law, and Technology Transfer Law, via specific events.

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Cornell International Arbitration Society shall provide a forum for the scholarly analysis and discussion of international commercial and investment arbitration, their legal problems and developments.

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The organization aims to promote community, empowerment, and advocacy for all international students at Cornell Law School. In particular, ILSA aims to address the needs of incoming international law students who are new to the United States. ILSA harnesses the power of alumni and peer mentoring to build knowledge and skills that help new international law students navigate the profession of law.

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The purpose of the Jewish Law Students Association (JLSA) is to maintain a Jewish presence at the school and represent all segments of the Jewish community. JLSA provides social, cultural, and religious activities for the entire community. In addition, JLSA seeks to augment awareness of legal and political issues of concern to Jews, as well as, awareness of the Jewish experience in the legal world. JLSA is affiliated with the National Law Student Network.

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The purpose of the Korea Law and Culture Society and Culture Society (KLCS) shall be to provide the resources, mentorship, and necessary help for all students who desire to practice law in Korea or more generally foster their connections to Korea both cultural and professional.

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The purpose of LALSA is to utilize the collective resources of the members to: (1) Articulate and promote the academic and professional needs and goals of Latino law students; (2) Foster and encourage professional competence; (3) Focus on the relationship of the Latino law student and attorney to the American legal structure; (4) Instill in the Latino law student and attorney a greater awareness of and commitment to the needs of the Latino community; (5) Influence the legal community to bring about meaningful change to meet the needs of the Latino community; (6) Preserve and promote awareness of Latino culture and unity among Latino groups; and (7) Do all things necessary and appropriate to accomplish these purposes.

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To advance the practice and study of Law and Political Economy among law students.

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The purpose of the Law School Soccer Club is to organize soccer games for the physical and mental wellness for students in the Law School and other departments at Cornell University. Soccer is an amazing way for students to relieve stress, have fun, and meet new people from different departments on campus. The club also will help improve soccer abilities in a competitive, safe, and fun environment. The club welcomes both graduate and undergraduate students. We hope to see you on the field!

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is an organization for law students with (1) current or prior military service (including for the US or for other countries), (2) family members and/or friends with current or prior military service, (3) an interest in law related to military affairs, veterans affairs, and international law, and/or (4) an interest in a career as a JAG officer, Dept. of Veterans Affairs attorney, or other veteran-related law practice.

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Lawyers Without Borders at Cornell Law School ("LWOB-CLS") is a student group at Cornell Law School. Our mission is to advance global Rule of Law, build capacity and integrity in the world's justice sectors and support transitions and development. In so doing, we will engage with lawyers and judges dedicated to pro bono service and work on initiatives that directly or indirectly serve the underserved, protect the disadvantaged and promote human rights. Our objective is to develop programs that improve access to justice guided by a mandate of neutrality and independence.

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To prepare Cornell Law students to be effective trial advocates at internal, regional, and national competitions and throughout their careers

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Our mission is to spread awareness of events in the Muslim world and to help foster a community of inclusiveness.

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The NLG is dedicated to the need for basic change in the structure of our political and economic system. NLG aims to bring together all those who recognize the importance of safeguarding and extending the rights of workers, women, LGBTQ people, people with disabilities and people of color, upon whom the welfare of the entire nation depends; who seek actively to eliminate racism; who work to maintain and protect our civil rights and liberties in the face of persistent attacks upon them; and who look upon the law as an instrument for the protection of the people, rather than for their repression.

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The purpose of the Cornell Law School NALSA shall be to: articulate and promote the professional needs and goals of Native Law Students and their allies; foster and encourage professional competence; focus upon the relationship of the Native American Law Student, the Native American Attorney and their allies to the American legal structure; instill in every attorney and Law Student a greater awareness and commitment to the needs of the Native American community; influence the legal community to bring about meaningful change to meet the needs of the Native American community; adopt and implement a policy of economic independence; encourage law students to pursue careers in the judiciary; and do all things necessary and appropriate to accomplish these purposes. However, this organization will not limit itself to this sole objective. We reserve the right to become involved in other objectives.

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The purpose of OutLaw is to provide programming on LGBTQ legal issues and advocacy and to serve as a welcoming community for LGBTQ law students.

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To educate members and the broader community about relevant (primarily legal) issues that impact the production, distribution, and consumption of wine. In keeping with that goal and our broader mission, we also seek to engage our members in professional development and etiquette.

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The South Asian Law Students Association promotes education and leadership among South Asian law students and expands students' understanding and appreciation of South Asian political, legal and social issues. SALSA hopes to provide a space for law students interested in the South Asian experience to gather, create support networks, and form a community.

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SELS is the go-to student organization for all matters concerning sports and entertainment law. We look to bring in guest speakers, engage in competitions, and generally network with those in the sports and entertainment law fields. Sports and entertainment law spans arbitration, labor law, contracts, copyright application and infringement, and much more.

This organization is a registered student organization of Cornell University.

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Promote the study of tax law

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Women of Color Collective's (WOCC) purpose is to provide a supportive space for African-American, African, Afro-Caribbean, Asian, South Asian, Middle Eastern, Hispanic/Latina, Native American, Bi-racial, Multi-racial and other women students of color at Cornell Law School. Through cultural, social, professional, educational and community service programs, WOCC will advance the needs of women and students of color and enrich the educational and mentorship experience of women of color at Cornell Law School. In addition, WOCC's purpose is to address the unique challenges currently faced by women of color in the legal profession and enhance the knowledge of the wider Cornell Law School and Cornell University community of those challenges and ways in which we can redress those challenges.

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The Women's Law Coalition promotes women in the law through mentorship programs, speakers, networking events, and professional panels.

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The mission of the LLM Engineering Club at Cornell Tech is to provide a community of support and resources for individuals interested in exploring the exciting world of large language models, implementation, and coding. Our goal is to create a space where students, developers, and professionals can come together to collaborate, share ideas, and push the boundaries of what is possible with advanced AI technologies.

We believe that large language models hold enormous potential for revolutionizing the way we interact with machines and the world around us. With the explosive growth of digital data and the increasing demand for intelligent automation, there has never been a more exciting time to explore the possibilities of natural language processing and machine learning."

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The Medieval Studies Graduate Association is dedicated to being a forum for sustained discussion and debate within the student medievalist body on campus and to strengthening connectivity between these students. It aims to provide a platform for underrepresented groups and disciplines. It also provides an official channel for discussion with faculty, the MS Department, and the Graduate School. It was founded at a time when there was no such forum in existence.

Its purpose is to encourage collaboration by Cornellians from across the spectrum of departments and programs on campus, so that they can get to know one another and exchange views in a relaxed and sociable atmosphere. We welcome any graduate student in any department whose research falls within the approximate time frame from the 5th c. to 15th c. CE, or anyone interested in decolonizing and/or abolishing the structures of their own fields of study. This association provides necessary professional and social activities that bring the medieval and the medievalist community together.

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The Medieval Studies Student Colloquium is a forum dedicated to showcasing the ideas and research of the medievalist community at Cornell. Now in its thirty-fourth year (academic year 2023-2024), MSSC is an annual one-day colloquium organised by the graduate students of the Medieval Studies Program. Each year, MSSC is an opportunity for all interested in the Middle Ages at Cornell - as well as visitors from other institutions - to share papers in a relaxed and friendly environment. In recent years, MSSC has also organized events leading up to the colloquium, including lectures and workshops led by invited scholars.

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Cornell Tech Music Club is a welcoming community for musicians of all levels to make and share music together. Our vision is to form a collaborative environment where Cornellians can jam out, explore and learn new music, and connect with the greater NYC musical scene.

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The Nineteenth Century American Reading Group aims to provide Cornell graduate students with a casual but scholarly setting in which to read and discuss key texts--ranging from primary documents, to important literary works, to current critical appraisals of the period--from the long Nineteenth Century in the United States. The group is re-established to accommodate the interests of current graduate students, to encourage others to work in nineteenth-century American Studies, and to encourage interdisciplinary approaches to that field.

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The purpose of ORGA shall be to unite all ORIE PhD students and create events and interaction within the department and broader community.

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To foster a safe and inclusive space for all queer-identifying students and allies within the Cornell Tech community, with an equal focus on sense of belonging and professional development.

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The Pelvic Pain Association at Cornell (PPAC) promotes solidarity and activism around pelvic pain issues. We are inclusive of many different conditions that may cause chronic pelvic pain, including PCOS, endometriosis, adenomyosis, vulvodynia, IBS, ovarian cysts, uterine fibroids, and many others, including undiagnosed conditions. We are not a provider of health care advice or affiliated with any other pelvic pain organization.

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The goal of this group is for anyone interested in product management to work on our product thinking skills, better understand the PM role, and meet PMs in diverse industries to explore our interests/prepare for recruiting. There is no minimum requirement to join the club, our goal is inclusivity and learning from each other's diverse perspectives/experiences.

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To enhance the Cornell graduate community experience by offering creative Latin music and dance programming and learning opportunities.

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Foster discussion on psychoanalysis and organize events around psychoanalysis at Cornell

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It is the mission of the Cornell Regional Science Student Association to facilitate and maintain a community among the graduate students, both master's and PhD level, in the Regional Science program, as well as provide a voice for Regional Science students in the Regional Science field and City and Regional Planning affairs.

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The purpose of this organization is to foster fellowship between labs and members of the Cornell graduate student robotics community and beyond, independent of department affiliation.

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Saudi Students Association at Cornell (SaudiSA) celebrates and promotes the Saudi Arabian culture, history, and tradition throughout the Cornell and Ithaca community by organizing and hosting relevant events and activities. SaudiSA also gathers and represents all current and alumni Cornell Saudi students and addresses their needs and concerns.

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Cornell SGI, as a campus arm of SGI-USA, will work for what we refer to as "Kosen-Rufu". In other words, our mission is to help each person believe in, and reveal their innate, unlimited potential as a human being who respects the dignity of all life.

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The Singapore Student Association at Cornell Tech is dedicated to fostering a vibrant and inclusive community for students hailing from the Lion City and those interested in Singaporean culture at Cornell Tech. Our mission is to provide a supportive platform that enables our members to connect, collaborate, and celebrate Singapore's rich heritage, while also promoting cross-cultural exchange and personal growth.

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Our mission is to promote the study of Buddhism at Cornell University.

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It seeks to foster the exchange of traditional Indian values and to generate awareness of the cultural traditions and heritage of India, namely through music and dance. In order to achieve its goals, Cornell Saarang (SPICMACAY chapter) organizes concerts, lectures, demonstrations, informal discussions, and seminars. These are hosted by local chapters of the organization.

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The goal of this group is to explore the realm of Spatial Computing, as it is an ever-growing field, and together create a vibrant community of designers and engineers. We expect to use these sessions to create discussion, network with people of similar interest and develop realistic, immersive experiences in 3D. We plan to bring together Spatial Computing enthusiasts from all disciplines. Including alumni, technical, and professional, studies under one club. This includes anyone passionate about VR, AR, 3D, and Interactive Media & Arts, regardless of field and background.

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The Sri Lankan Association at Cornell University (SLACU) is dedicated to fostering a robust and inclusive network for the Sri Lankan community within Cornell. Our mission is to enrich the Cornell community through the promotion of Sri Lankan culture and heritage, while facilitating a seamless transition for incoming graduate students from Sri Lanka. We are committed to creating an inviting space that encourages cross-cultural engagement and understanding, thereby contributing to the vibrant diversity of the Cornell community.

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Students for Justice in Palestine is an independent student organization at Cornell University that promotes Palestinian national liberation and self-determination through the boycott, divestment and sanction movement and by raising awareness on campus and in the Ithaca community.

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The purpose of the organization is to teach and promote swing dance to Cornell University students and community members. The organization focuses on dances called swing dance – dances danced to swing jazz music –, such as Lindy Hop, East Coast, Charleston and Balboa swing dances.

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Cornell Taiwanese Student Association (CTSA) is a non-profit, not-religious and non-political group. Our major mission is to help Taiwanese Student adapt to life and academic studies in Cornell Community. Our group also works as a platform for Taiwanese student to build up connections among students and communities. We also welcome anyone who is interested in Taiwanese culture to join our activities and to learn more about this beautiful island.

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The Taiwanese Student Association at Cornell Tech (CTTSA) aims to help Taiwanese students with their student life at Cornell Tech, promote Taiwanese culture, and foster cultural exchanges among students from diverse backgrounds. We are thrilled to create a supportive community that connects Taiwanese alumni, current students, and prospective students.

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To provide opportunities to the graduate student and Cornell community for dancing, learning, and sharing Argentine tango. To raise awareness of tango within these groups, embracing new members. To share the dance's origin and history, as well as Argentine culture in general.

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The mission is to host reading group sessions and bring popular academics to Cornell to speak on subjects like anti-imperialism, leftism, and more.

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We seek to promote the diversity of ideas. Our club exposes students to diverse viewpoints which will lead to enriching discussions, arguments, and thoughtful debates on various subjects. Certain topics discussed include morality and philosophy, politics, law, science, economics, history, humanities and the arts related to the issues of our day. The best arguments are the ones that know the counter-arguments, which we aim to explore.

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Sapere Aude – dare to know. We dare to hear new ideas and broaden our members' minds with different perspectives, creating robust arguments, writing papers and holding discussions - even starting a movement. Every movement, institutional change, or book started with a conversation, which asked the questions many would not dare to ask. For instance, some of the greatest historical movements started with people conversing in cafes and salons, sometimes in secrecy. The Daring Discussion Club seeks to establish this setting as a place of thought, with the goal to encourage Cornell students to explore deeper into foundational topics outside of the classroom to use, write, and discuss them when in the classroom - or far beyond it.

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The mission of the club is to represent the cultural interests of the students from India at Cornell Tech. The club will be at the forefront of organizing various festivals and other cultural programs and driving interest, collaboration, and involvement across the campus.

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The goal of this group is to connect game enthusiasts with each other. Trading card games are a niche hobby but have an immense market potential. Just recently Disney and Marvel have entered the space, as well as One Piece. Some of the biggest IP's have found merit in the TCG space, so why not Cornell? It can be very difficult to find likeminded people who may want to eventually collaborate on a new TCG idea. The hope of this club is to faciliate community, fun, and creativity in the TCG space.

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Leveraging the vast experiences and expertise of Cornell Tech students to help improve the outcomes for Two Bridges Academy youths.

Two Bridges Academy, is a registered non profit organization in NY state that provides under-resourced / historically marginalized soccer academy youths with needed resources.

Two Bridges FC is a 501-c3 non-profit dedicated to enriching New York’s under-resourced & historically marginalized youth through a high quality soccer environment, intense academic preparation, and future leadership development.

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Our mission is to spread awareness of the upcycled food revolution (upcycled foods are foods made from products that would normally go to waste) as one of the top solutions to climate change through delicious and nutritious food, education, and networking.

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The purpose of the club is to make meaningful connections with fellow classmates through the joy of video games. It can also be a viable way to learn more about the video game industry, for those who are interested.

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The Fitness and Wellness Technology Club at Cornell Tech is dedicated to empowering master's students through innovative approaches to health and wellness. We aim to create a collaborative community that explores the intersection of technology and fitness, fostering knowledge sharing, hands-on experiences, and personal growth. Our mission is to inspire members to leverage cutting-edge tools and resources to enhance their physical and mental well-being, while promoting a balanced lifestyle that complements the demands of academic life in NYC. Together, we strive to cultivate a culture of wellness that champions inclusivity, sustainability, and lifelong fitness habits.

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The West Coast Society is student-run organization promoting prospective recruitment, career placement and alumni networking with respect to the western United States.

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"Women in Tech is a welcoming and inclusive community where we empower, develop, and support one another as we take on the gender gap in Technology.

Our mission is to foster career development, networking, and most of all, support and community for Women and other gender minorities on campus. We plan to do this in collaboration with initiatives and departments across campus that share the same goal of driving toward a more inclusive future in Technology.

From Galentine's Brunch and the Cherry Blossom Picnic to Alumni and Faculty Panels, we've hosted a wide range of events to bring the community together and celebrate women's journeys."

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The mission of Women Who Lead is to empower and uplift women from diverse backgrounds by fostering a strong community built on support, resources, and leadership development. Through a series of events, workshops, and mentorship programs, we aim to promote personal and professional growth. We are committed to providing meaningful networking opportunities with industry leaders and collaborating with organizations like Latinas in Tech and Forte to expand opportunities for women. Our goal is to create a space where women can confidently grow as leaders and innovators in their fields.

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To celebrate women's contributions to the field of planning, provide a forum for discussion of gender issues in planning, and to promote gender equity in the classroom. Each year, we run a series of events on this theme, including dinners with guest speakers, monthly teas, and retreats, and general discussions. We also shed light on gender issues outside of planning, focusing on how women navigate space and build community together.

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