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

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

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

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

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

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

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Accentia is a multilingual creative collective centered on displaying poetry, prose, and various creative writing mediums in non-English languages. We strive to accentuate the voices of creatives who speak a diverse array of languages and provide a space for open expression. Through our vast linguistic perspectives, we offer the opportunity for multilingual people, from native speakers to beginners, to tap into their artistic side.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Alpha Epsilon Delta meetings provide a non-stressful environment for members to come together in a supportive setting to discuss and understand the full meaning of our pursuit of a career in healthcare. We discuss current medical events and ethical issues, host guest panels, share advice on the medical school application process, get certified in Narcan and CPR administration, and plan social and service events.

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Alpha Iota Gamma (Α I Γ) serves as a professional, academic, and social foundation for men and women dedicated to pursuing a career in healthcare. The brothers and sisters of Alpha Iota Gamma uphold a commitment to discipline, compassion, and integrity, key ethical pillars in healthcare and life. The bonds formed in Alpha Iota Gamma between students with diverse healthcare interests creates a comprehensive network at the undergraduate level and beyond. Members of Alpha Iota Gamma have the opportunity to meet other students interested in healthcare careers, get peer and professional level advice from other members and invited speakers, be involved in philanthropy and social events, and most importantly make friendships that will last years after graduating from Cornell.

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Our purpose is to promote ideals and objectives that further the advancement of female engineers and technical scientists and build a foundation for lifelong bonds of sisterhood.

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

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Founded in 1901, the Cornell Chapter of Alpha Zeta is a co-ed, honors, professional, and social fraternity for anyone with an interest in agriculture. We provide a unique community on campus that provides opportunities for community service, social activities, and professional networking. The goals of our Fraternity are to foster high standards of scholarship, character, leadership, and fellowship and also to promote the advancement of agriculture. Our main agricultural outreach event, Ag Day, is held every semester and brings farm animals and agricultural equipment to the Ag Quad to expose the Cornell community to and educate them about agriculture. We also hold a number of philanthropy events every year which contribute to a handful of organizations including the 4-H Foundation, the American Red Cross, Heifer International, Adopt-a-Highway, and the Special Olympics.

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The Cornell Alpine Ski Team is a club sport open to all current undergraduate students at Cornell University. The team provides a format for competitive ski racing as well as development of new racers. We train on-snow at Greek Peak, which is conveniently located about 30 mins from campus.

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Already Friendz is a student-led mentorship program at Cornell that connects incoming transfer students with current Cornellians who have successfully navigated the transfer experience. Our mission is to ease the transition into Cornell by offering advice, guidance, and genuine friendship. We aim to ensure that every transfer student arrives feeling informed, prepared, and connected. At Cornell, you don’t have to start over—because through this community, we’re Already Friendz.

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Our organization runs various events throughout the year to spread cancer awareness and raise money for the American Cancer Society. Our biggest event is Relay for Life, an all-night fundraiser that the entire Cornell community is encouraged to attend. We fundraise before and during the event, which includes speakers, performances, food, and activities.

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To advance the knowledge of fisheries and aquatic science at Cornell, promote professional development of undergraduate students, and facilitate collaboration of students and fisheries professionals at Cornell.

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The purpose of the AIF Cornell Chapter shall be to provide an avenue for high-achieving undergraduate and graduate students with a passion for international development and social change to help create a more equitable India through ambassadorship and fundraising efforts supporting AIF’s initiatives in education, livelihood, and public health–improving the lives of India’s underprivileged.

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The AIAS Cornell Chapter aims to promote excellence in architectural education, training, and practice; to foster an appreciation of architecture and related disciplines; to enrich communities in a spirit of collaboration; and to organize undergraduate and graduate Cornell students and combine their efforts to advance the art and science of architecture.

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

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The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. The organization works closely with the American Red Cross to help fulfill its humanitarian missions and uphold its values.

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

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Passionate about food? Want to promote food justice on campus? For students interested in collaborating with Anabel's Grocery, our student-run nonprofit grocery store, join Anabel's Collaboration and Education. Help us develop projects that support a socially just and environmentally sound food system with an awesome team!

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The purpose of Animal Advocacy at Cornell (AAC) shall be to provide a space for individuals of all backgrounds who have an interest in ending suffering and exploitation of all animals, through advocacy, education, outreach, campaigning, and a plant-based lifestyle. AAC seeks to increase the accessibility of a plant-based diet and help individuals explore the world of plant-based eating.

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Founded in 2011, Cornell Anjali aims to spread awareness of South Asian classical dance forms such as Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, and Odissi. We perform as a group both on and off campus, sponsor many South Asian cultural events, perform at our annual showcase, and also hold workshops for those interested in the aforementioned art forms. We aim to perform, promote, and spread the love of South Asian classical dance throughout Cornell.

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With the ever-evolving policy and governance sphere, Applied Public Policy Strategies (APPS) empowers students to deliver innovative, data-driven solutions to complex government and policy challenges. By combining strategic consulting skills with a passion for public service, we foster impactful change and develop the next generation of civic-minded leaders at Cornell and beyond. Working with leading think tanks, non-profits, governments, and industry innovators, we strive to drive meaningful policy outcomes and create sustainable solutions that address today’s most pressing challenges.

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The purpose of ASA is to create a welcoming and inclusive community for individuals interested in Arab language, culture, and heritage, with the goal of fostering cross-cultural dialogue and mutual understanding on campus and beyond. Those individuals also have the opportunity to increase awareness of pertinent issues in the Arab world both on the Cornell campus and in the larger Ithaca community. ASA is a nonpartisan student group. As such, it will not be associated with or have any bias towards regional Arab political, religious, and ideological entities.

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The Cornell Archery Club provides a forum for the discussion and practice of the traditional sport of archery. Our charge is to promote an environment where any and all members of the Cornell community can participate in a classic sport and learn the elements of collegiate archery. In pursuit of this goal, we facilitate weekly shoots, where archers of all skill levels can practice and socialize, learning from more experienced archers and developing their own skills and their understanding of the sport. We also attend local, state and national competitions for members who are interested in competing.

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The mission and purpose of Architects, Artists, and Planners of Color shall be to amplify the BIPOC voices in AAP. AAPOC does this by creating a safe and welcoming space that fosters inclusion and a sense of unity throughout AAP. AAPOC works to create a network that supports BIPOC students.

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To foster community among students and locals with an interest in Armenian heritage on Cornell's campus through social/cultural events, Armenian language and culture classes, and educational events (guest speakers, workshops, conferences). To educate the Cornell campus about the Armenian language, culture, and history. To establish a greater and more inclusive sense of community by collaborating with other organizations.

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The Art and Business Club at Cornell (ABCC) helps Cornell artists to build a clearer public identity: who they are, what they make, and why their work matters. ABCC turns artwork into profiles, exhibitions, social storytelling, and eventually stronger connections to galleries and collectors. We aim to give student artists the polish and platform they deserve, showcase their work to wider audiences, and help them enter the professional art world. We welcome students from every background who are interested in the intersection of art and business.

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The purpose of the Artistic Beads Club shall be to teach its members to make a variety of objects out of beads and bond with peers in a safe space.

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

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Asian American InterVarsity is a group of students on campus with a vision to see students transformed, campuses renewed, and world changers developed. Through sharing the wide range of stories that make up the Asian American experience and exploring how they have shaped us, AAIV exists to explore how Jesus can transform pain and brokeness into celebration and restoration for Asian Americans.

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APAA (established in 1972) is a group of passionate students dedicated to advocating for the AAPI community at Cornell. APAA builds on its past work in promoting the fundamental importance of political education and history through advocacy and discussion. AAPA is committed to furthering AAPI awareness on campus and to politically empowering and advocating for the needs of Asian-Pacific American students. Furthermore, APAA builds coalitions with other students of color and social justice groups to facilitate a more unified community of color. In the past two years, APAA held discussions on revolutionaries and thinkers like Grace Lee Boggs as well as relevant issues in the AAPI community such as affirmative action, rising gun violence in the AAPI community, and Asian-American history. We are also engaging with the greater Cornell community through fundraisers, panels, and other events to raise awareness about AAPI issues. APAA also publishes a literary magazine called Parallax, an Asian American social and political journal that highlights historical and contemporary AAPI topics of interest.

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The purpose of ACaU is to provide a secondary home for Central American students and anyone interested in Central American culture. Thus, ACaU fundamentally prioritizes empowering Central American students while fostering awareness of its rich, complex culture at Cornell University and the greater Ithaca area.

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The purpose of ASaU is to increase South American visibility within the greater Ithaca area, mainly serving Cornell University students. ASaU aims to foster a community for this underrepresented community while welcoming others as a learning opportunity.

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The purpose of APAN is to provide a platform for students to engage in humanitarian fundraising efforts that support global human rights initiatives. Our focus is on raising awareness and financial resources for nonprofits that provide medical aid and essential services in crisis-affected regions. By supporting a range of organizations rather than one individual organization, we empower members to design and lead targeted fundraising campaigns aligned with causes they are passionate about, fostering leadership development and a strong sense of global responsibility.

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ALPFA’s mission is to develop and inspire future leaders by providing leadership and professional development opportunities and fostering a collaborative community of exceptional leaders.

Our Cornell chapter strives to create a community and collaborative, excellent leaders.

To empower and develop leaders of character for the nation in every sector of the global economy.

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The Cornell Chapter of ALPFA consists of students dedicated to growth and leadership within the community. Our Chapter has students and alumni in various industries who are willing to help YOU achieve YOUR goals. We believe that together, as a team, we can accomplish more!

Members who have applied and accepted to join ALPFA will be sent the signup "secret word" to be admitted into the organization.

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Established in 2016, The Assorted Aces is Cornell's first premiere dance troupe with a focus on molding absolute beginners into skilled dancers. When welcoming dancers, no dance experience is necessary; in fact, we prioritize students who are completely new to dancing. For our experienced dancers, we tailor to their needs by developing their technique, choreography, and leadership skills.
Our mission is to offer the opportunity to both inexperienced and trained dancers to grow and develop in a supportive dance community. Even though we are only 10 years old, our group has already surpassed 100 dancers… and we are always looking for more!

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We aim to provide a platform for students to share and enjoy a common interest, passion, and hobby: Cars. We welcome all enthusiasts on campus for social events, car shows, discussions, and collaborations with other nearby car clubs. We aim to create a community of students passionate about cars and any motorsport.

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

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Only initiated brothers are permitted to join the CampusGroups group

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Badminton Cornell is a competitive group of badminton players training to improve at all skill levels through several weekly practices. We also travel to several tournaments every year in the upstate New York area with all levels of players.

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

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The Bangladeshi Students Association attempts to educate the Cornell community about Bengali culture while helping current students explore the cultural side of their Bengali heritage.

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The purpose of Banking Club At Cornell shall be to inspire and educate students about the opportunities and potential career paths in finance, providing them with the knowledge, resources, and network necessary to succeed in the dynamic world of banking.

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The purpose of Baraka Kwa Wimbo Gospel Ensemble of Cornell University is to spiritually and culturally enlighten the Cornell community and surrounding areas. This purpose shall be fulfilled through the medium of Black Gospel music.

The Ensemble shall carry out its suited by performing at various campus programs and community activities.

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To promote powerlifting, bodybuilding, weightlifting, and other fitness activities involving weights across the university campus.

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The purpose of the organization will be to encompass various forms of dance in a relaxed and fun environment, to encourage members to maximize their dance and performing potential by utilizing all BASE has to offer, and to create a opportunity for members to form close friendships through a mutual love for dance.

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Cornell Club Baseball is dedicated to playing competitive baseball in a fun, engaging environment. As part of the Colonial Club Baseball Association, we usually play 5 series (Double header on Saturdays) in the fall and attend at least one major tournament in the spring. We also have biweekly practices

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The purpose of Beat for Good shall be to increase awareness of and support initiatives relating to cardiovascular disease in various communities, including Ithaca, and on Cornell’s campus.

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The purpose of Hive shall be to create a supportive and informative community for
Biological and Environmental Engineering students. We strive to build an environment where
students can learn about career paths in their field and the steps that they should take to
pursue said fields. We will create interactive and entertaining ways to investigate the BEE
major that will excite students.

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The purpose of this club is to educate students who are interested in beef cattle through seminars and networking activities.

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The Cornell Bee Club provides opportunities to learn beekeeping in a hands-on setting. Outreach and group collaboration are major goals for the growth of our club.

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- Hands-on experience working with our hives out at Dilmun Hill Student Organic Farm
- Participation in all aspects of maintaining a beekeeping operation including honey extraction, establishing new colonies, etc...
- Access to events within the Cornell and Greater New York beekeeping communities
- Exposure to new research pertaining to Honeybees, beekeeping and general pollinator health
- Free honey! :)

Please complete the required waiver in order to be validated: https://cglink.me/2ee/s95776

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The purpose of Best Appetizing Bites (BaB) shall be to create a community where our members can explore and enjoy Korean food, deepen their understanding of Korean culinary traditions, and foster cultural exchange through discussions around Korean dishes.

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The purpose of Beta Alpha Psi Cornell Chapter shall be to inspire and support excellence by encouraging the study and practice of accounting, finance, business technology, and analytics; providing opportunities for service, professional development, and interaction among members and financial professionals; and fostering lifelong ethical, social, and public responsibilities.

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We are a group of individuals driven by a passion for biotechnology and pharmaceuticals in all aspects of industrial, clinical, academic, and entrepreneurial settings. We are a diverse community of researchers, innovators, and creators who share an interest in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and related industries. Since our interests are extremely interdisciplinary, encompassing the fields of medicine, food and nutrition, law and ethics, environmental science, and much more, we welcome students of all majors and backgrounds to be part of the Beta Rho Chi community.

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Bethany Christian Campus Church exists to help students on Cornell campus to grow in their faith

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The purpose of Between the Pages shall be to create Cornell University's first non-academic book club, focusing on the Young and New Adult genres. Every month, a new book will be chosen and discussed by members, hoping to encourage the diversification of media in the lives of Cornellians.

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Bhakti is a spiritual thought movement that paves the way for a unique journey of self-discovery. Bhakti Club at Cornell aims to create a space for everyone whether you're seeking answers to life's questions, or searching for a close-knit community. Our goal is to distill the timeless wisdom of spiritual giants and present it in a way that's relevant to today's students. Drawing inspiration from ancient Eastern texts, we use them as a guide to explore a wide range of topics, from science and self-identity to leadership, life management, relationships, and reconnecting with the divine.

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Cornell Bhangra's mission is to dance bhangra, engage with and share Punjabi culture, be a supportive network of friends and peers, and give back to our personal, local, and global communities.

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Join the Ithaca NAPA pool league! This is where most of our players play. Contact Derek Lao or Aodhan Beattie for more information.

The game of pocket billiards, or pool as it is commonly known, was massively popular among all groups of people from its inception until the middle of the 20th century. Ever since, it has been on the decline, with fewer and fewer players, reduced prize funds and viewership in major tournaments, and almost complete erasure from American popular culture. Part of the reason is because it has garnered an unsavory reputation due to its association with criminality, gambling, and alcoholism, particularly due to the influence of films like "The Hustler" (1961) and "The Color of Money" (1986). This perception paints an inaccurate and damaging portrait of the pool community, turning away many potential players. Our mission is to foster a lifelong love of the game, as well as to help restore its image and popularity both locally and nationally. To this end, we aim to conduct regular practices and participate in collegiate events to promote the sport's revival.

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We showcase the amazing diversity of thought, experiences, and talent in Cornell's community through entertaining, anonymous interviews and student art features.

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The Cornell Raas Club aims to spread Gujarati culture, in particular the folk dances Raas and Garba, both on and off campus. The club will host workshops to teach the traditional Gujarati dance, attend cultural events, and fund trips to off-campus events. As a competitive dance team, our purpose is also to teach, practice, and prepare our dancers to preform at competitions nationwide and spread the happiness and joy with which we dance.

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Our mission is to support students passionate about dentistry by fostering an inclusive community and educating members on valuable dentistry/oral health skills, specifically focusing on manual dexterity.

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Big Red Sports Network (BRSN) is Cornell University's only student-run broadcast media and journalism organization dedicated entirely to Cornell sports. We've grown from two students with a mic to a group 50+ members strong, covering 15+ Men's and Women's sports, and spanning 8 departments. Though we have scaled during our journey, we've stayed true to our mission: meaningfully connecting students, alumni, and fans to Cornell sports and athletes through empowered storytelling: We broadcast for the parent who is unable to travel to watch her daughter compete. We write for the alum who yearns to know today's athletes beyond a box score. And we post for the student who seeks a deeper connection to the Big Red family. But above all else, we evolve to raise the bar because there's nothing else in the world we would rather be doing.

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

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The mission of Big Red Vision shall be to create a space for pre-optometry students and those interested in pursuing optometry to connect and to feel supported in their endeavors.

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The purpose of Big Red Yoga is to create a community for students to practice, learn about, and advocate the 8 limbs of yoga. This will be done by offering the following; hatha yoga lead by certified yoga instructors, yoga book club with discussions on yoga philosophy, specialized workshops, meditative walks in nature, guest lecturers, and member outings to local studios.

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Opportunity to purchase club apparel, attend specialized workshops, participate in member outings, and be eligible to run for office for the following year.

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The mission of the Society for Bioethics at Cornell is to promote modes of thought through the lens of bioethics in the Cornell community in order to facilitate the development of more thoughtful leaders in medicine, science, technology, philosophy, business, and legal/policy oriented professions as they relate to human health.

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To provide undergraduate students with little/no exposure to biology research with basic wet-lab technique experience, assistance with joining labs, and insight into the types of research at Cornell. Members gain teaching and organizational experience and have the opportunity to mentor new students.

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The purpose of the Birding Club at Cornell is to connect students who are interested in birds with each other, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, and the larger community.

This group is open to any and all members of the Cornell University community. No prerequisites necessary, just enthusiasm for birds!

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Please complete the required 2026–2027 General Risk Waiver. You can not join our campus groups until it is complete.

Complete the waiver here:
https://cglink.me/2ee/s96437

For up to date information about trips and events, please join our group me (https://web.groupme.com/join_group/45880876/cpqLpF) and email list (https://lists.cornell.edu/BIRDING-CLUB-AT-CORNELL-L/subscribe/).

Many thanks,
Reed Robinson
Co-president (err83@cornell.edu)

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Black AAP is an opportunity to kickstart a union between Black students, staff and faculty within AAP. The bond between student and teacher is of great importance to the furthering of their knowledge and communication abilities especially amongst Black creators. I hope to contribute greatly towards Cornell University's Architecture, Art and Planning collage by enhancing the comfortability between student, teacher and staff and creating a heightened awareness of people who might look like yourself as a Black person within your department. The hope is also to not only allow Black people with AAP to create connections within the department but it is also to spark something new and exciting for all minorities within AAP. While Black AAP is notable for its inclusion of just Black students, staff and faculty, another distinction lies within its desire to promote relaxation and activity rather than work projects and competitions.

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The Black Ivy Pre-law Society is a professional honor society for students of color who are dedicated to pursuing a degree and career in law upon graduation.

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The purpose of The BLACBook is to develop community and togetherness among black students and groups on Cornell's campus, as well as to connect with the larger Ithaca black community. The BlacBook seeks to put together a yearbook at the conclusion of each academic year that highlights and shares the experiences of black students, black groups, black events, and so on.

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The purpose of the Black Student Ensemble will be to create a supportive and educational space for women of color to feel represented on campus. With in-depth monthly workshops, which will educate members on black struggles and the social identity of being a woman, we hope to empower giving students the confidence to be themselves.

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It is the purpose of The Black Women's Support Network to provide a supportive, educational, and social venue where women of African descent can discuss issues affecting and pertaining to their community. Support is consistently provided to these women by giving them ample access to all resources and tools needed to assist them in their academic, personal and social endeavors while at Cornell University. Items under this umbrella include, but are not limited to: academic workshops and development, sexual/mental/physical/emotional health assistance, and access to other supportive Black women through a variety of social events and initiatives such as the B.O.S.S. (Building Ourselves through Sisterhood and Service), a peer mentorship program for self-identified women of color. Moreover, the Black Women's Support Network aims to serve as a forum where women of color can share, reflect and gain knowledge from each other's experiences. BWSN seeks to accomplish this by providing engaging Sister Circle discussions on a regular basis throughout the year. Sister Circles are our unique form of General Body meetings which occur bi-weekly. The Black Women's Support Network also aims to reach out to other Black women within the Greater Ithaca Community through community service initiatives and interactions with young "at risk" females.

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The founding board has set a vision for BlackGen Capital to serve minorities that are underrepresented in the financial services industry and business world. The organization's purpose of most importance is to reduce the barriers that said minorities face when trying to access these fields by cultivating an environment that is not only educating but acts as a platform & network that members can professionally leverage.

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Cornell Blockchain Club is based on the belief that the current disconnect between business and technology is both counterintuitive and hindering to the natural progression of society. Overwhelming, the intersection between business and technology, be it in through fintech, the rise of silicon valley, startups, and countless other examples has proven that success in the future requires a concrete understanding of business principles and the utilization of technology, be it through software for analytics optimization of logistics.

Cornell Blockchain hopes to further those who are interested technically through its endeavors but also, through education and aspects of blockchain that may not need hands-on technical experience, to help nurture the second phase of adopters.

Those of Cornell Blockchain believe that the future lies in blockchain, and thus through the club intend to spread knowledge and mold a standard as blockchain emerges into mass public adoption to become the thought leaders, strategy experts, and technical pioneers in this second phase of adoption.

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The mission of the Bowling Club is to provide Cornell community members of all skill levels with an opportunity to bowl recreationally and/or competitively throughout their college careers. The Bowling Club also provides members with a fun, rewarding, and inclusive community on campus.

Disclaimer: this organization is a registered student organization of Cornell University.
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The Cornell Boxing Club aims to provide a safe, supportive, and fun environment for any interested student to learn the sport of boxing.

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

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

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

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Teach and practice Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

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The Brazilian Student Association at Cornell University is a community of Brazilian Students working to celebrate their shared heritage and identity through professional and social events. BRASA is open to all Brazilians and Brazilian culture enthusiasts!

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BreakFree's mission is twofold!

Firstly, BreakFree Crew: We are a family of dancers who share creativity and encourage one another to be true to ourselves, while honing the dancing skills of our current team members. We originally choreograph our own dances to share with others who we are. Throughout the year, we perform at various events on campus. BreakFree crew's admission is through audition-only, and every year, we organize and headline a showcase in the spring that attracts hundreds of people. Our showcase is a chance for members to share their craft with friends and family, all the while providing us the chance to inspire the audience to break free!

Secondly, BreakFree Workshop: We, as a crew, offer free dance workshops to anyone on campus. We hold these workshops for the community to participate in multiple times every month, and participants can attend any workshop at their own leisure. Each class is taught by a different member of BreakFree. The desire to dance is universal, and we want to spread and share our own love for dance to the entire Cornell community!

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To field a nationally competitive ultimate team, build a cohesive group of athletes, and improve as players while enjoying the sport we love.

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Building Ourselves through Sisterhood and Service (B.O.S.S.) aims to foster healthy and genuine relationships between upperclassmen and underclassmen womxn of color, promote positive social interactions within womxn of color communities, encourage high academic and personal standards, provide access to helpful campus resources, and inspire community involvement and commitment to service. Incoming freshmen are paired with juniors. These pairs will stay together formally for 1 year. Although the program understands the importance of the year for growth and development, matches of sophomores and seniors can be made on a case-by-case basis. For example, a sophomore transfer student may be matched with a senior. We create a variety of programs throughout the year that encourage pairs to bond as well as serve the Cornell and Ithaca community.

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Follow us on Instagram @bebossy23 for more up to date information!

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Our purpose is to create an intellectually diverse, inclusive, equitable and supportive space for the professional and personal development of students from emerging economies.

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The mission of this organization is to provide the Cornell community including alumni around the world with insights and best practices to guide themselves and their organizations effectively. The Business Review at Cornell will also provide literature on how to approach ethical conduct across industries by interviewing Cornell alumni and students active in running businesses.

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The purpose of Cambodian Student Association at Cornell shall be to foster a supportive and inclusive Cambodian community, cultivating meaningful connections through cultural appreciation, shared experiences and exchanges of ideas.

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

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To bring underserved elementary-aged students to the Cornell campus to introduce them to higher education, Cornell’s academic mission, and a variety of career paths. Through mentorship with Cornell undergraduates, the club aims to provide early exposure to college life and support students in exploring future educational/career opportunities

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The Capitalista Collective Club will provide a supportive environment where Cornell women can gain exposure to the venture capital and private equity sectors. Our primary goal is to inspire, mentor, and empower women interested in these fields through mentorship, education, and networking opportunities.
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Mentorship: Partnering with experienced venture capitalists and private equity professionals to mentor and coach students. We aim to facilitate meaningful relationships between students and industry experts.
Monthly Meetings: Hosting monthly events where venture capitalists and private equity professionals will present on industry trends, challenges, and personal experiences.
Networking: Encouraging women to join venture capital and private equity by creating a strong peer support network, facilitating internship opportunities, and providing students with real-world insights into these fields.
Diversity and Inclusion: We will emphasize the importance of diversity and inclusion, ensuring that students from all backgrounds are encouraged to participate in venture capital and private equity.
Equal Education & Employment" and link to https://hr.cornell.edu/about/workplace-rights/equal-education-and-employment

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To study and practice the Afro-Brazilian martial art / dance of Capoeira. To enrich the lives and cultural experiences of all members.

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The purpose of the CSA is to raise awareness at Cornell University and in the surrounding colleges and community of the cultural diversity of all Caribbean nations.
This organization represents Caribbean students, staff, and faculty's views, beliefs, culture, and politics. We strive to celebrate Caribbean culture and create a safe space for students who identify with Caribbean culture to embrace and share their culture.

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CCSADE's mission is to increase awareness and educate the Cornell and surrounding communities on Caribbean popular culture, specifically dance, music, and entertainment, through the development of cultural programs and participation in community events.

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We are here to listen, encourage, and support your growth in faith and awareness of God's presence in your life. We foster an environment where Cornell students can find a sense of belonging, and openly and enthusiastically practice and share our Catholic faith.

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To provide Cornell students with a comprehensive education about money through the disciplines of personal finance and investing. Come as you are, leave a financial adult.

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Cayuga Healthcare Consulting's mission is to shape the next leaders of the healthcare industry and provide pro-bono consulting to companies in the healthcare and life sciences sector.

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The Center for Jewish Living is an entirely student-run organization comprised of a residence hall and a programming board dedicated to running campus-wide religious, social and cultural events. Together with Cornell Dining, the CJL is proud to be a partner in the Kosher Dining program at Cornell. Most importantly, the CJL is a warm and inviting community that is a home away from home for countless students.

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To educate students about Jewish life and religion. To bring Jewish students together to learn more about their religion and the Israeli culture.

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The purpose of the group shall be to perform, celebrate, and develop Jewish a cappella music, including both Hebrew and English songs. The personal mission of the group shall be to serve as an inclusive outlet for all students dedicated to Jewish performance art and to allow all members to achieve their own personal goals for participation in The Cornell Chai Notes.

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Challah for Hunger: Cornell Chapter aims to bring together students of all backgrounds to bake challah bread in order to serve our community and fight hunger insecurity in Ithaca and the greater Tompkins County.

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As a women-led, interdisciplinary organization focused on the affordable housing industry, we aim to empower young women and equip them with the proper tools necessary for their professional development, technical knowledge, network, and more. Our objectives are to introduce top-tier students to the affordable housing sector, facilitate connections with industry mentors, and foster relationships that connect talented individuals with leading companies, building their personal and professional development for years to come.

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To spread awareness and fundraise for trustworthy charities by hosting campus social events and using communication networks.

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We are dedicated to helping underclassmen navigate the chemistry major. To do this, we bridge the gap between prospective chemistry majors and upperclassmen. Through the community we've built, we are able to tutor, advise, and build lasting social and professional connections.

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To imbue the Cornell and Ithaca community with the spirit and skill of competitive chess. To foster the growth of our nationally recognized Chess Team. To have fun!

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We are affiliated with Chesterton House, the CURW affiliated Cornell ministry for Christian students, focused on introducing students to the historic Christian intellectual tradition in order to empower more faithful Christian living.

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Chinese Bible Study (CBS) is a student-run Christian fellowship who seeks to know Christ and make Him known. We are a tight-knit community committed to encourage and help each other grow as brothers and sisters in Christ!

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A non-competitive soccer club for Chinese students and scholars.
• Organized weekly training and games on campus through social media
• Connected with neighbor universities for friendly matches
• Participated in Intramural and Annual Ivy Cup soccer tournaments

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We aim to promote theatre performances in Chinese language at Cornell University, through regular performances and other exchanges, to provide performing arts entertainment for the Chinese-speaking community (including language learners) and to diversify the multi-cultural performing arts scene at Cornell.
We are an independent student organization registered with Cornell University.

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Cornell Chinese Students and Scholars Association (Cornell CSSA) is a voluntary, non-profit organization whose members are students and scholars coming from China. The operating body of CSSA is the CSSA council, which consists of volunteers committed to serving members of CSSA and prompting the welfare of the Chinese community.

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The Chinese Students Association (CSA) is one of Cornell's oldest and largest cultural and social organizations, with roots dating back to 1904. Our mission is to provide a community of friendship and support for Chinese / Chinese American students through weekly general body meetings and larger-scale cultural and social events. Students of any and all backgrounds are welcome!

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Members receive invitations to exclusive events, prizes, and special perks at local Ithaca businesses and eateries.

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The Chordials are an award-winning co-ed a cappella group from Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. The group, known for their edgy and passionate style, sings in Ithaca and across the Northeast. Each semester, they put on one major concert on campus: "After Hours" in the fall, and "Cocktail Hour" in the spring. In 2013, they went to ICCA Finals in New York City and were awarded 3rd place overall. In June 2020, they released their most recent studio album, Fire & Concrete.

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The purpose of CBS is to promote Christian community within the undergraduate business-focused programs at Cornell, educate both members and non-members about the integration of faith and work in one's professional life, and provide resources and mentorship for career exploration, academic success, and internship/job recruiting.

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Christian Union seeks to provide opportunities for students to become involved with Christian community and enjoy fellowship, with an emphasis on developing Christian leaders. The organization seeks to offer support for Christian students, as well as resources to help non-Christian students learn about Christianity. Christian Union's activities include Bible courses, weekly large group meetings featuring community speakers, conferences, leadership development, social events, and more.

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

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The Cornell Claritas is an ecumenical, interdenominational Christian publication that was founded on the hope of starting thoughtful Christian conversations within the academic community. Through our journal, blog, and events, we seek to articulate and connect the truth of Christ to every person and every study.

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

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The purpose of Club Wrestling shall be to provide an opportunity for members of the Cornell community to learn and practice wrestling.

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The unifying goals of CDPC are to improve the preparation and mental wellbeing of all Cornellians in the context of polarization, and to reduce polarization where appropriate.

CDPC aims to showcase cross-political agreement, promote empathy and constructive disagreement across ideological boundaries, teach skills to navigate a polarized world, and sponsor other activities relevant to its goals. CDPC does not typically promote any political ideology over others, and may serve as a platform for unifying voices during times of divided campus opinion, including advocating for depolarization, areas of bipartisan agreement, and upholding pro-democratic ideals.

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The purpose of the Coastal Conservation Club at Cornell shall be to: (1) educate and involve the Cornell community in marine conservation and policy, (2) lead fundraising efforts for marine conservation and research-oriented organizations, (3) drive local and oceanic policy change as it relates to marine and aquatic life, and (4) connect students with nature through hands-on participation in marine preservation. Coastal Conservation Club at Cornell exists to facilitate Cornell’s coastal relationships through guest speakers, cleanup within Ithaca’s context and beyond, trips, workshops, and more.

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The purpose of the Cog Dog Theatre Troupe is to put on theatre that provokes reflection, creates discussion and inspires action and change. In particular, our being independent allows us to engage students across all colleges and majors

This organization is a registered student organization of Cornell University.

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The mission of The College and Career Readiness Program shall be to establish a career and college readiness program to provide a direct link between Cornell students and high school students. We will establish an academic curriculum to be used as a handbook to aid mentor meetings, as well as a podcast series. The goal of this organization is to be a supportive organization for first-generation and low-income high school students pursuing college or other career-related goals. We aim to pair Cornell students with a high school in the Ithaca area in order to provide individualized help and group workshops on applications, essays, exams, etc. Members will collaborate to produce a handbook guide for the program and podcasts on various college and career-related topics.

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The College Republicans organize activities, host speakers, participate in debates, and much more while promoting conservative principles in a social and educational manner. Our principles are grounded in the fundamental ideals of the American republic and the supreme object of our efforts is the advancement of a just civil government and responsible citizenry.

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Collegetown embodies the youth, vigor, and hope of a Collegetown called Ithaca, New York, by producing interesting, thoughtful, and sharp journalism that fosters public discourse and community at Cornell and in the local community.

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The Purpose of the Organization shall be:

i. To serve as a connection between current industry professionals and agricultural students.
ii. To Interact with legislators at both the State level in Albany and the national level in Washington, D.C.;
iii. To promote agriculture and related fields;
iv. To offer opportunities for students in leadership and citizenship engagement encompassing career development, service learning and professional networking;
v. To familiarize members with, and to maintain cooperative relations with, NYFB and AFBF organizations; and
vi. To create a diverse student organization that is educated, passionate and up to date on agricultural industry, policy and innovation.

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The mission of Colombianos Unidos shall be to provide a location and community in which students can cultivate their knowledge of culture, community, identity, and all things related to the country that unites us—Colombia.

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The Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations (CUSLAR) is a Cornell University-based organization, founded in 1965, which seeks to promote justice and mutual understanding among the people of the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean. The members of CUSLAR are a diverse group of people united in our concern about the role of the United States in the social, political and economic affairs of the region. CUSLAR supports the right of the people of Latin America and the Caribbean to self-determination and control over decisions that affect their lives and communities.

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The purpose of CCLP shall be to offer a holistic whole person approach to leadership development that is grounded in the Pentecostal Christian faith and focused on successful student outcomes. Primarily, this organization focuses on spiritual, intellectual, vocational, social, and professional leadership development. We believe in James 2:26, that faith without action is dead.

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To improve chronic disease outcomes in Tompkins County by delivering accessible, evidence-informed screening and prevention services. We build community capacity through partnerships that connect residents to care and practical risk-reduction education.

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The mission of Computational & Quantitative Social Science at Cornell shall be to
apply mathematical, statistical, and computational methods to conduct and advance
interdisciplinary social science research on pressing real-world questions.

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The purpose of Computational Sustainability Club at Cornell shall be to build a community around computational approaches to environmental challenges by eliminating barriers to entry, empowering students through workshops and panels, student-led local projects, and fostering networks in computational sustainability.

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

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

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

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The Consulting Group at Cornell is a student organization that provides strategic consulting services to businesses, education institutions and non-profit organizations. Founded in 2007, we have advised over 60 clients across a diverse range of industry and functional areas, and have become the premier undergraduate consulting organization at Cornell University.

Our dedicated team of student consultants deliver high impact services to clients through semester-long projects in the Fall and Spring academic semesters. With support from experienced faculty advisers from the Johnson, Dyson, and Industrial and Labor Relations schools at Cornell as well as unique research resources, we help organizations accomplish their goals by providing data-driven insights.

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As a cultural organization, Contigo Perú aims to showcase and promote awareness of the abundant and diverse Peruvian culture. In addition, we look forward to engaging in close observance, discussion and analysis of the various events and issues related to Perú and its neighboring South American countries.

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CAIA is a community of students and researchers conducting research and outreach to mitigate risks from advanced AI systems.

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To lower the barrier of entry of AI education and provide it to all students from all majors, with any skill level. We will do this by providing relevant lessons/presentations, facilitating leadership experience through hands-on projects and workshops, hosting speakers across the industry, and fostering the larger AI community on campus.

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Cornell Algo Trading Club exists to turn rigorous, reproducible research into live, student-managed algorithmic strategies while cultivating an open, practitioner-led education and speaker program that equips Cornell students to think critically, build responsibly, and communicate clearly about systematic investing.

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Cornell Alpha Fund Club, located at Cornell University, is, and shall be, an organization devoted to maintaining a diversified portfolio of investments in various asset classes, while honing investment knowledge and skills of its members and inspiring discussion around current industry news and market trends.

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Cornell Alternative Investments Club seeks to offer high-quality educational, professional, and experiential learning opportunities for Club Members. The organization is devoted to providing a robust, informational, and beneficial experience for club members.

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The Cornell Amateur Radio Club, W2CXM, is a group of undergraduates, graduates, and other members of the Cornell and Ithaca community whose common interest is the hobby of amateur radio. Amateur radio activity at Cornell University dates as far back as 1915, under the callsign "8XU." Formed in 1949, the CARC has been licensed under the callsign "W2CXM" since 1951.

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The Amnesty International Club at Cornell University strives to promote and protect human rights both locally and globally. Through advocacy, education, and action, we aim to raise awareness of injustices and mobilize the campus community to stand in solidarity with marginalized and oppressed individuals. Our work aligns with Amnesty International's core values of justice, freedom, and equality, as we campaign against violations such as discrimination, unjust detentions, and threats to freedom of expression. By fostering an inclusive and informed student body, we seek to empower individuals to become active defenders of human rights and agents of meaningful change.

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The purpose of Cornell Anglers’ Society (CAS) is to promote sustainable fishing practices, educate others on fishing/fishery conservation, and create a family-like community. It aims to provide a diverse environment for members dedicated to fishing, aquatic life, and their sustainability.

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Members of CAS gain several benefits from joining. These benefits include sponsorship discounts from our retail partners (Nautilus, Fly Life Company, Costa, Simms, Orvis, fishpond, Cheeky, TFO, RepYourWater, and more!), access to club merchandise, access to use club gear, and a Trout Unlimited Membership.

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The Cornell Anime Club is an independent, student-run organization founded at and affiliated with Cornell University. It was established in the spring of 1988 by Masaki Takai (’91) and Kay Lillibridge (’92). The purpose of the Cornell Anime Club (formerly the Cornell Japanese Animation Society) is to spread our love of Japanese animation and to allow fans to celebrate and expand their interest in the medium as a community.

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

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

We will also engage in political advocacy by spreading awareness about the immigrant detention system, organizing with statewide and national campaigns for immigrant justice, and fundraising for migrants in need of financial support.
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The purpose of Cornell Antitrust Club shall be to provide a platform for students to gain exposure to the field of antitrust law.

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To give students experience in an architecture firm structure and give them the opportunity to work on infrastructure and design projects that will build their desired skills. Bonus purpose is to provide Cornell Students the opportunity to design infrastructure projects that can be built around campus.

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The purpose of CAIIC is to bring together students interested in the intersection of artificial intelligence and finance, providing opportunities to learn, research, and apply concepts in investing, data-driven decision-making, and AI applications in financial markets.

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The purpose of our organization is to:
1) Unite the people at Cornell who are fascinated by astronomy, stargazing, and/or the night sky.
2) Run weekly public stargazing nights at Fuertes Observatory.
3) Provide the opportunity for the public and club members to learn more about astronomy and stargazing.
4) Teach club members how to use our telescopes and become better stargazers.

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Cornell Autonomous Motions Team (CAM) is dedicated to advancing autonomous technology by developing intelligent machines that enhance Human-Robot Interaction (HRI). Our mission is to design, build, and innovate autonomous systems capable of adaptive decision-making, and dynamic interaction with humans, paving the way for the future of robotics and automation.

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The mission of this organization is to cultivate a community of students who are interested in aviation, from those who already have a pilot's license to those who just think planes are cool. We provide students with the opportunity to explore the world of aviation through learning opportunities, connections to industry leaders, and tangible experiences with flying. We have events throughout each semester, including club meetings, events at the Ithaca Airport (e.g. visiting the East Hill Flying Club to learn about being a private pilot, a tour of the control tower, etc.), and aviation industry speakers.

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The purpose of Cornell Ballet Club shall be to extend the opportunity of classical ballet technique to all Cornell students who seek to continue their artistic growth in this discipline, fostering a tight-knit and close community of talented ballerinas and ballet dancers. We are a student-led group that meets weekly to take ballet classes and learn variations and classical ballet repertoire, working on pieces for our semi-annual showcase.

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The Cornell Big Red Club Volleyball is a student-run organization at Cornell University for female athletes who wish to play competitive volleyball. Our mission is to provide a safe, fun environment. Practices are held biweekly and the ladies travel to other Colleges and Universities in the Northeast in order to participate in NWVCL tournaments.

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Explore the fingerlakes region through sound, connecting people to the nature around us acoustically. We want to reach out between disciplines to make the acoustical world as accessible as possible and connect people of all pursuits: artists, engineers, scientists, and the local community to explore, celebrate, and share the nature that surrounds us.

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The Cornell BioVentures and Life Sciences Entrepreneurship Club empowers students to turn Cornell’s scientific discoveries into real-world ventures. Partnering with the Center for Life Science Ventures and faculty innovators, we connect undergraduates and graduates with incubator companies, capital networks, and mentorship to accelerate biotech commercialization and cultivate the next generation of life sciences entrepreneurs.

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The purpose of the Cornell Bitcoin Club shall be to contribute to fostering a global network of Bitcoin students, promoting education and collaboration and connecting students with opportunities and resources within the Bitcoin ecosystem. As Bitcoin is for every human, so is the Cornell Bitcoin Club.

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Brawl Stars is a popular mobile game that has been established ever since Dec 12, 2018. However, over the past few years (2024-2026), Brawl Stars saw a large increase in player base. Due to its increasing popularity, making a club where the people at Cornell can play Brawl Stars and find teammates makes sense. It is easily accessible since it is a free mobile game, our organization would allow people who enjoy playing to connect over this shared interest and make friends while also encouraging new players. While Brawl Stars is a game of skill, strategy is also very important for victory, so the club would also be a place where strategies can be exchanged.

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(Through our rigorous 10-week new member education process, new members work on two case studies of successful startups. This process provides members with a deep understanding of how to obtain investment, manage finances, develop ideas, and drive company growth. In the final three weeks, students work with teammates to initiate and develop their own projects. Then, they pitch to successful investors associated with Cornell Capital Club, which is an exclusive opportunity available only to Cornell Capital Club members)

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The mission of the Cornell Chai Club is to provide a platform for students to explore and appreciate the rich cultural traditions of tea from around the world, engage in meaningful discussions, and build lasting connections through shared experiences. We strive to promote relaxation, cultural exchange, and a deeper understanding of the art of tea-making.

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At Partners in Health, we believe healthcare is a universal human right. Around the world, we fight injustice by providing care first to those who need it most. We are a team of students committed to healthcare equity and community education around the importance of equitable healthcare systems through driven campaigns that build and direct power towards generating new resources, fostering public discourse, and advocating for effective policies that advance health care as a human right. We are fervently dedicated to advocacy for the federal funding and policy needed to support Partners in Health’s work and medical care delivery to underserved communities around the world. As a chapter of the national network of teams of PIH Engage, the organizing sector of Partners in Health with hundreds of chapters nationwide across universities and cities of the US, we draw from our national network of passionate community organizers and policy advocates to advocate for health equity in communities worldwide through local community building, education, and fundraising initiatives that strengthen PIH’s work providing high quality healthcare in the conviction that treatable illnesses should not be a death sentence for those in areas without accessible medical care. Through organizing community education centered events around global public health issues and rights-centered policies that strengthen healthcare infrastructure, we aspire to mobilize the Cornell community around the right to health and justice in public health. Through fundraising for care-delivery programs and community building campaigns around Partners in Health’s work across the calendar year, we strive to emphasize the tremendous impact of a grassroots approach to social justice work in global health, increase participation in health justice issues, and understanding around the importance of equitable access to public health resources in underserved communities both in the US and across the Global South.

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Provide a platform for all Chinese students, scholars, and faculties who love basketball to foster friendships, enhance sportsmanship, and improve their games

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Our purpose is to increase the skill level of players dedicated to playing hockey at Cornell so that they may enjoy playing hockey at the collegiate level through a low time commitment. The organization competes at the Division II level of AAU College Hockey and practices twice a week throughout the season. The team may occasionally promote players to the AAU D1 Club Hockey team based on performance and/or need.

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The use of team jerseys and socks for the year, team apparel, bus and hotel use for certain away games, access to Cayuga Medical athletic trainers for the duration of the season.

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We provide an opportunity for all past and new rowers a chance to get back on the water. The goal of the team is to foster discipline, focus, and friendship on and off the water. We compete in various local regattas through the Cascadilla Boat Club (CBC). As a competitive team, hard work is expected.

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Cornell Club Waterskiing was created by a group of undergraduate Cornell students who share a love of being on the water and shredding on the ski! With help from Cornell University as well as some equipment donations from fellow enthusiasts, we hope to spread our love of Waterskiing to the Cornell community and the greater Ithaca area.

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Coffee Club is founded on three tenants
a. Education: officers oversee lessons regarding the science, history, politics, economics, and social impact of coffee
b. Outreach: officers communicate with local organizations about opportunities for collaboration
c. Craft: officers oversee education regarding coffee brewing processes

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Our mission is to build community for Cognitive Science majors and students interested in the mind and brain. We explore diverse fields—neuroscience, psychology, computer science, linguistics, philosophy, and more—by hosting social events, academic discussions, creative projects, and community service opportunities.

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To inform Cornell students about the commodity trading industry as a whole and explore the job opportunities within.

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The mission of Cornell Consulting Club is to bring management consulting acumen and industry exposure to students of all levels and all backgrounds. The club has three main purposes: to teach its members the skills and tools fundamental in strategy consulting, to provide students with practical experience by working on projects with local, national and international businesses (and provide clients with top of the line services), and to bridge the gap between its members and the consulting industry through company visits and networking events.

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The mission of establishing a Coptic Club on our college campus is rooted in the desire to create a nurturing and inclusive space for students of the Coptic faith and those interested in learning about it. Our mission is to foster a sense of community among Coptic Orthodox students, helping them strengthen their spiritual journeys, maintain their cultural heritage, and engage with the wider campus community. We aim to promote interfaith dialogue, understanding, and respect while serving as a resource for those seeking knowledge about the Coptic Orthodox tradition. Through our activities, events, and discussions, we aspire to uphold the core values of our faith and share its rich history, spirituality, and traditions with others. This club seeks to be a beacon of faith, culture, and unity, enriching the campus experience for all who join us.

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The Cornell Credit Club aims to enhance students’ understanding of credit scores and personal financial literacy through practical education and peer collaboration. We empower members to build and manage their credit responsibly, develop lifelong financial habits, and gain confidence in navigating the financial systems that shape their futures. By fostering awareness and accessibility, we strive to create a more financially informed Cornell community.

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The purpose of Cornell Data Strategy Club is to serve as a platform for students interested in merging data science with business consulting and finance.

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To inspire the next generation of entertainment innovators.

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The Cornell Equity Derivatives Club (CEDC) seeks to educate, empower, and connect students interested in the complex and rapidly evolving world of equity derivatives — including options, futures, and other structured products.

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Our mission as the Cornell Ethics Bowl shall be to foster collaborative discourse around contemporary ethical issues. The APPE "supports and trains the next generation of ethics faculty and professionals, works to improve ethical conduct in our communities and workplaces, and advances public dialogue in ethics and values."

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The Cornell Fanworks Club seeks to provide an open, inclusive, and collaborative space for creating and discussing all types of fanworks including, but not limited to, fanfiction, fanart, fan videos, and cosplay. Creators and consumers of fanworks from all fandoms are welcome and encouraged to participate.

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1. To promote and protect the interest of the Filipino community.
2. To promote awareness of Filipino values and culture within the community and CFA.
3. To foster unity and friendship among its members.
4. To promote friendship and cooperation with other organizations and entities.