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There is a growing need to create a stronger and more inclusive community for those of Asian heritage among prospective students, current students, alumni, partners, faculty, and staff at the SC Johnson School of Business.

We hope to foster a community at Johnson that builds relationships among current Asian Affinity Business Association members, provides professional support and mentorship, and promotes greater awareness and allyship of the Asian heritage across the general Johnson community.

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We are an organization representing Canadians interested in careers in business, and allow them to network and connect with one another.

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CEMS is a global alliance of leading business schools and corporate partners that offer a joint master's program in Management. The CEMS Club is dedicated to bringing closer together the CEMS community and offering CEMS students the opportunity to build life-long friendships through fun activities as well as enhancing their skillset for a global career.

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The European Club supports European Students at the Johnson School and students of all nationalities with an interest in Europe through Campus Activities and Career Support.

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The purpose of GAL shall be to foster community building among Arab students, and to
address the social, academic, and cultural needs and concerns of graduate and professional
students of the Arab community at Cornell University. We understand the term 'Arab' as an
umbrella term to include any member of the Cornell graduate and professional community who
identifies with Arab culture, widely defined, and not as Arab. GAL is open to graduate and
professional students from all backgrounds who support this mission.

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The Greater China Business Club (GCBC) at Johnson is a student organization that brings together members in the Cornell Johnson community sharing or interested in Chinese culture. Johnson GCBC is committed to encouraging culture sharing, supporting its members to navigate the MBA program, and providing a networking platform.

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To Hispanic American MBA students at Johnson, HABLA is the organization that helps recruit high potential Hispanic candidates and corporate sponsorship, supports our 1st and 2nd year students with mentoring, leadership, speaker events, and empowers Hispanic students through leadership training to develop into thoughtful leaders that will make positive changes in their communities.

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The purpose of this organization is to foster community among graduate DEA students and to set up events which would be beneficial academically and professionally.

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The ILR IGSA is instituted to contribute to developmental needs of the international community of graduate students at the ILR School.

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International Planning Students Organization (IPSO) exists to build relationships with international development students in other departments of Cornell University, as well as other universities; to provide a forum for undergraduate and graduate students in their academic, research, and professional pursuits so they may have a better opportunity to link planning theory and practice; to reinforce cohesiveness within the International Studies in Planning (ISP) concentration within the department of City and Regional Planning; and to build ties and facilitate discussion between students and international planning practitioners.

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The Johnson Africa Business Society (JABS) is an organization that serves as a professional and cultural incubator for Cornellians who have a strong interest in business opportunities in Africa.

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JJC strives to develop an open network to help deepen the understanding of the Japanese economy, business, culture, job market, language, and genuine cuisine. Members benefit by participating in presentations, cultural events, and job search sessions. Come along to explore with us.

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SEAC aims to celebrate the cultures of countries across Southeast Asian region (Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar/Burma, and Brunei). We do that through community events and career support.

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1) Strengthen Cornell Johnson MBA presence in Korean MBA society
2) Increase awareness and understanding of Korean culture throughout the Johnson community
3) Strengthen the Johnson School brand in Korea
4) Foster and maintain a network of Johnson School alumni throughout Korea

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The combined countries of the Latin American region have a population of more than 585 million people and an aggregate GDP of more than $5.5 trillion USD, representing more than 7% of the world's economy. The Latin American Business Association is the official organization for Latin American students studying at Johnson.

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The MAC Mentoring Program is a graduate student-run initiative from the Graduate School Office of Inclusion & Student Engagement (OISE). Designed to address the needs of a diversity of doctoral students across all graduate fields through peer mentoring, this program focuses on helping new graduate students identify and form community at Cornell. MAC strives to promote a social environment that is inclusive of all doctoral students at Cornell. During the academic year, MAC hosts two monthly events, general body meetings (GBMs) and MAC-Meetups, to help broaden and strengthen a sense of community on campus.

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1. To foster the social and intellectual environment of graduate students in the Department of German Studies.
2. To represent the interests and concerns of graduate students in the Department of German Studies.
3. To participate in the social and intellectual life of the university.
4. To promote a critical understanding of German Studies.
5. To address and support the professional development of future academics in the discipline of German Studies.

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QGrads strives:
(a) To build a strong community at Cornell by creating spaces for graduate students of all sexual orientations and gender identities to feel heard, seen, and supported.
(b) To plan events and programming that promote the personal and professional development of graduate students of all sexual orientations and gender identities.
(c) To actively address the needs of our members.
(d) To advocate for social justice on and off campus.

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Romance Studies Graduate Student Association is an organization for graduate students of all levels and statuses within Cornell's department. While Romance Studies houses the sub-departments of Spanish, French, and Italian, the RSGSA will provide leadership and assembly possibilities that seek to enhance unity and shared interests of all language sections in the department. The student association will work closely with the steering committee to develop programming that helps graduates in their academic and professional efforts. The RSGSA also wishes to support the existing efforts of the French Studies program, the Program in European Studies, as well as existing student groups linked to the Romance Studies department, through better organization. We hope the Romance Studies Graduate Student Association will give the department's graduate students the best opportunity to contribute and share scholarly and professional goals.

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SACNAS strives to promote diversity at Cornell by aiding the success of Chicano/Latino, Native American, and underrepresented students to pursue graduate education and obtain the advanced degrees. SACNAS's mission is to impact the student population through outcome-based programming and diversity initiatives that are necessary for advanced careers in science, research, and leadership positions in STEM.

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Joining the South Asian Business Club allows students with an interest in the region to network with prominent South Asians in the United States and abroad, express themselves through cultural events, as well as feel at home in Ithaca when families and friends are thousands of miles away. With an increasing number of students who can trace their roots to the region, this club was started to serve as a platform for representing the interests of the students; with career services, alumni, and other student clubs.

South Asia includes the following countries: India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bhutan and Maldives. The club comprises of 75+ members within the Johnson School Community.

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To bring together graduate students interested in and/or doing research with aerial concentration in South East Asia.

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Background and Mission: Despite their increasing presence in the collegiate environment, non-traditional students (NTS) are often overlooked and misunderstood, especially at the graduate level, with universities primarily catering to the needs of traditional students and lacking NTS support services. The definition of an NTS may vary, but a generally agreed upon definition for a non-traditional graduate student is someone who may be older (e.g., 25 years or older) than their fellow students and/or took a detour, rather than a direct route, from undergraduate to graduate school. This definition is inclusive of students who:
• Had a previous career/job before going back to school
• Are parents and/or have dependents
• Are caretakers
• Are military service members/veterans
• Employed full-time and/or goes to school part-time
• And/or financially independent

As we march towards a more inclusive environment within veterinary medicine, it is vital to support non-traditional DVM, MPH, and PhD students. Thus, the Association for Non-traditional Students (ANTS) aims to create a sustainable support network for non-traditional DVM, MPH, and PhD students at the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM). ANTS’ values and vision revolve around the following:
• Building community at Cornell, Ithaca, and beyond (including other DVM, MPH, and STEM PhD programs)
• Being a resource and sharing resources (e.g., student-parent childcare grants, mutual aid, and emergency funds)
• Outreaching to allied groups, programs, NT CVM alumni, and offices to further foster and advocate for the professional and social support of non-traditional students.
• Collaborating with allied groups that support the intersecting identities of NTS (e.g., but not limited to, FGLI, sNABV, PrideSVMC, WVLDI, GSVA, etc.) and also collaborating with multidisciplinary groups to support the diverse career pathways and trajectories of NTS at CVM.

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The purpose of Jewish Association of Veterinary Students shall be to provide a safe and inclusive association through which to practice and promote Jewish culture and customs through various events and gatherings, holiday celebrations, and community engagement. The organization also aims to engage with veterinary students interested in learning more about and engaging with Jewish culture and customs to further foster understanding and inclusivity on the veterinary college campus.

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1. Provide professional and educational resources to AAPI veterinary professionals, veterinary students, and clients.
2. Encourage an interest in veterinary medicine among AAPI youth and support aspiring AAPI veterinary professionals through providing mentorship and other educational resources.
3. Facilitate networking opportunities among AAPI veterinary professionals.
4. Collaborate with similarly aligned diversity initiatives and affinity groups to advocate for greater general diversity in the veterinary profession.

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