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

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

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CAR serves as the bridge between Computer Science academia and industry for Cornell students. The academia and industry have very different goals and mindsets. Many students wishing to enter the CS industry have limited interview experience. With an increasingly competitive job market, the overabundance of programmers, and lack of training, we find talent students failing interviews. To tackle the problems before graduation, CAR connects students with alumni already working in top technical companies, and CAR helps them practice technical questions. Furthermore, CAR would try to do industrial projects to help students get practical skills. CAR would research on big data topics closely related to jobs and interviews.

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Hold weekly meetings to video chat with industry gurus.
Hold weekly meetings to solve Leetcode problems.
Hold interview tech talk.
Develop CS projects regularly.
Publish data report regularly.

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Alpha Epsilon is an honor society for outstanding agricultural, biological and food engineers.

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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.

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The objectives of the ASGSA are to support and enrich the experience and education of Animal Science graduate students through professional, service and social activities.

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The purpose of the APGS is to facilitate communication among the applied physics graduate students as well as the broader Cornell community. Our goals include disseminating important information to graduate students and acting as a formal voice for graduate students within the workings of the department. Additionally, the APGS fosters community among physics graduate students by organizing social events and discussion forums.

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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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The mission of the Cornell Asia Real Estate Society is to connect Real Estate research and business interests in the United States and Asia.

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The AWM’s mission is to promote equal opportunity and the equal treatment of women and girls in the mathematical sciences, supporting individuals and institutions as we all work to make a more just and equitable community. Achieving this vision relies on the continued efforts of AWM’s committees and the work that they do. The AWM is governed by an elected Executive Committee, with support from a Board of Advisors. AWM’s bylaws and committee handbooks guide how AWM manages its business, and the Election Lifecycle indicates how nominations and appointments happen for the Executive Committee.

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The mission of Cornell Real Estate Women is to promote the advancement of professional women in real estate, starting with current graduate and professional students at Cornell.

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The Cornell Association of PhD Planners (CAPP) represents PhD students in City and Regional Planning at Cornell University, inclusive of students in City and Regional Planning, Historic Preservation Planning and Regional Science. The group seeks to organize students along both academic and social lines, and to represent the interests of CRP PhD students to the department faculty and college administration. CAPP will also help organize the PhD professional seminar, hold an annual PhD information session with interested MRPs, orient new students in the Fall, and elect representatives to relevant committees or organizations.

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Host events and useful discussions for graduate astronomy students. Hold outreach events to increase public awareness of astronomy.

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BSO exists to build ties and facilitate the discussion between students and the administration of the university; to provide a forum for Baker Students in their academic pursuits; to provide Baker Students representation within the Hotel School and the SC Johnson College of Business as well as other Schools of Cornell University; and to foster cohesion within the Baker Program through social and networking activities, input and engagement on strategic planning, and information dissemination.

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We exist to improve community health and raise awareness of the issues that affect animal health, environmental health, and human health.

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The mission of Big Red Brewing is to bring awareness to the benefits of applying new technologies to a growing industry.

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The BMCB Graduate Student Association (BMCB GSA) serves to connect graduate students in the Graduate Field of Biochemistry, Molecular, and Cell Biology and to facilitate discussion of research, outreach opportunities, professional development, and our graduate field.

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The purpose of CBHLS is to raise awareness of bioethics and health law related legal issues, generate student interest in the field, provide an opportunity for students interested in health law to convene and engage in activities promoting their common interests, and provide a forum for dialogue regarding health law and related legal issues. The CBHLS seeks to organize events specific to health law, present panel discussions on careers in health law, provide networking opportunities with practitioners and co-sponsor events with organizations with overlapping interests.

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The purpose of the BESS GSA is to bring together graduate students from different Cornell departments who are interested in biogeochemistry, environmental sciences and sustainability. The GSA aims to facilitate networking, run workshops and events, share student research and involve faculty to foster interdisciplinary collaboration.

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Our purpose is to provide social and professional events for the graduate students in the BEE department.

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The purpose of the Biomedical Biological Sciences Graduate Student Society (BBSGSS) is to facilitate communication between the graduate students and the faculty in the Biomedical & Biological Sciences(BBS) program at Cornell.

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The purpose of the Biomedical Engineering Women's Group is to to support females in biomedical engineering within and beyond Cornell.

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The Biophysics Graduate Student Association (Biophysics GSA) serves to connect graduate students in the Graduate Field of Biophysics and to facilitate discussion of research, outreach opportunities, professional development, and our graduate field.

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BGPSA is a network that addresses the needs and concerns of graduate and professional students of African descent at Cornell University. BGPSA involves itself in social, academic, and cultural activities deemed relevant as determined by the voting body. BGPSA works closely with underrepresented faculty and staff and is involved in issues that affect Ithaca’s Black community. BGPSA will do all things necessary and appropriate to accomplish these purposes.

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BR Talent Analytics (BRTA) is a graduate student organization at Cornell’s ILR and Johnson Schools. Its mission is to develop the talent analytic capabilities of HR professionals through high-impact consulting projects, current research, and relevant learning and development opportunities provided to the Cornell community. Its vision is to make Cornell the premier academic institution in the field of talent analytics.

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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 São Paulo and the favelas of Rio and the environmental issues on the Amazon rainforest. Our group’s idea is to focus on recent debates that work on a critical displacement of fixed categories—such as subject and object, margin and center, territory and state—by trying to develop new ways of reading the interplay between aesthetic, political, and social discourses.

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Our mission is to implement campus groups

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The purpose of the club is to provide an organization for Episcopalian students on campus to understand their beliefs better.

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