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We deal specifically with issues related to disabilities, including providing support and advocacy for all students who are affected by a disability. Our mission is to provide an approachable, cohesive, and inclusive group that supports students with disabilities by reducing stigma, providing education and awareness, and promoting a more positive image of disability at Johns Hopkins University. We also do outreach in the Baltimore community, bringing awareness and service to others dealing with disability.

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AHMB's missions are:
1. To encourage participation in those activities that may be beneficial to the profession of
Biomedical Engineering/Bioengineering.
2. To further unify the student body of the departments of Biomedical Engineering and
Bioengineering in presenting its needs and ideals to the faculty.
3. To create a closer student-faculty relationship by periodically bringing together the thoughts
and needs of both.
4. To assist and cooperate with all organizations and persons working for the interests of
Biomedical Engineering and Bioengineering.
5. To benefit its members by the association and experience that can come from bringing
together a group with similar interests, objectives and abilities.
6. To promote the professional development and welfare of its members.

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Mission Statement: We are a coalition of engineers, scientists, policy makers, public health advocates, entrepreneurs, writers, and other young professionals who aim to develop technological frameworks by which to enable nutritious, sustainable, equitable and ethical food systems. Our diverse, interdisciplinary academic community strives to disrupt current food systems by advancing alternative protein technology through education, research, and entrepreneurship. Alternative proteins include meat, fish, dairy, and eggs made using plant-based, fermentation-derived, and/or lab-grown ingredients that obviate the need for traditional animal agriculture.

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- Ability to collaborate and network with people from diverse backgrounds
- pro-bono consulting
- podcast opportunities
- publication opportunities
- presentation and public speaking opportunities

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The Purpose of Beta Beta Beta Biological Honor Society shall be to function as an honor and professional society for students of the biological sciences. Its activities shall be designed to stimulate interest, scholarly attainment, and investigation in the biological sciences, and to promote the dissemination of information and new interpretations among students of the life sciences.

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Blue Key Society will work with the Office of Undergraduate Admissions to provide a personalized perspective of the current student experience at Johns Hopkins University for prospective and admitted students, and their families. Blue Key Society members will assist in the recruitment of the best and brightest students from our diverse global community by sharing their Hopkins experiences to help educate visiting families of the opportunities available at Johns Hopkins University and within Baltimore. Through continued training on topics in higher education, professional development, and access and diversity, Blue Key Society members will provide an insightful and inclusive visitor experience.

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The East Asian Studies Student Advisory Committee helps students engage with their academic interests pertaining to the region of East Asia (China, Korea, Japan) through panels, social events, networking events, and discourse. This organization is open to everyone, including those who are not declared majors/minors.

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Our mission is to provide JHU undergraduates across all majors with a place to discuss and celebrate literature together in a fun, non-academic setting, as well as provide them with opportunities to connect with faculty and other aspects of the English Department.

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The mission of Ex Numera is to promote mathematics on the Johns Hopkins University Campus and in the surrounding community. The club will pursue opportunities to help students build leadership skills, broaden their understanding of mathematics in the world, and develop a more informed perception of their place in the world of mathematics. All math majors, minors, and enthusiasts are welcome to join us for our weekly meetings.

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The club holds weekly meetings where we provide dinner or snacks and host activities. These activities include undergraduate research presentations, pre-course registration discussions on classes, and various social activities. Furthermore, the club is responsible for planning & running Johns Hopkins Math Tournament (JHMT) each year, a day-long math tournament aimed at high school and middle school students.

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Glohea at JHU is an academic student organization within the Johns Hopkins Undergraduate Program in Public Health Studies. Our organization's mission is to increase youth involvement in global health and to develop the next generation of leaders in global health and medicine.

We hold an annual international global health conference, The Global Health Leaders Conference at JHU, where students in grades 9-12 learn about issues in global health, public health, and medicine directly from world leaders in these fields, forge friendships and connections with like-minded exceptional students, and share their own work and ideas on global health-related topics by having the opportunity to present in our GHLC at JHU Student Speaker Series.

Additionally, we manage The Pre-Collegiate Global Health Review (PGHR), the first international, peer-reviewed publication that features articles on global health topics written by pre-collegiate students. PGHR's authors are emerging global health researchers and its articles have been read by tens of thousands of readers.

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Our mission is to empower students with relationships and resources to enhance their academic experience.

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The Graduate Student Communication Organization at JHU is a student led organization that is open to all currently enrolled graduate students at Johns Hopkins University. Organization members will have opportunities to build relationships with like-minded students and alumni, gain access to academic and professional resources, and attend events to improve their academic and professional development.

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Despite medicine's impact in our lives and the world, there has been little attempt to help break the barriers between doctors and researchers and those who are affected by medicine on a daily basis. The Hippocrates Med Review is a medical journal that aims to humanize medicine to make it accessible to those who need the information the most: the patient.

Additionally, in recent years, the term "medicine" has been broadened to encompass more than just physical health; mental and economic health, through the lens of medicine, are increasingly important to a patient's quality of life. By placing an emphasis on domestic health, global health, biotechnology, medical humanities, and clinical medicine, we hope to spread the idea of new medicine, which looks at medicine further than what happens in a physician's room.

The Hippocrates Med Review aims to improve population health by tackling the information gap between patient and providers, train the next generation of caregivers to challenge their approach on the patient-provider relationship to make it more patient-centered, and empower the public to fight for their healthcare rights with increased health literacy.

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We hope to provide broader and more objective perspectives in viewing the scientific and cultural value of Asian medicine. We envision an integrative medicine future that incorporates elements from both conventional and traditional medical knowledge.

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The HAMSC community can learn the development and practices of traditional Asian medicine, and talk with experts through our Guest Speaker and journal club events. Members are able to learn by interest in three generic areas: Public Health and Sociology, Humanities and Philosophy, and Biomedicine Research.
We initiate and support several projects to explore various aspects of Traditional Asian Medicine. Members can freely propose and implement ideas, acquire more experience in leading/executing projects, and in best case scenarios, generate noteworthy output as a presentation or even a paper or patent.

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The Johns Hopkins Undergraduate Law Review was founded in December 2017 by then Johns Hopkins sophomore Kiana Boroumand. Comprised of undergraduate students in all disciplines, our staff is dedicated to engaging young voices and providing accessible, informed, and thought-provoking legal analysis.
As members of the greater undergraduate community, we strive to reflect the diverse interests and viewpoints of individuals within the Hopkins community and beyond. We are committed to building dialogue, not only about the pressing and oft-covered issues of our time, but also the worthwhile topics that have escaped public scrutiny.
The Law Review has two main components: the online platform, on which we regularly publish articles, and the print journal, which comes out annually each spring. Our goal is to provide readers with a platform to discuss and debate a wide variety of matters concerning the law. In addition to our staff writers, we encourage all those who are interested to submit pieces to JHULR Online.

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Matriculate's mission is to empower high-achieving, low-income high school students to make the leap to our best colleges and universities. Our vision is that one day all the best students in America will have access to and be supported in the best colleges—regardless of their socio-economic status or background—which will give them a unique opportunity to change the trajectory of their own lives and the lives of their families. Matriculate leverages peer-to-peer relationships and networks to empower high-achieving, low-income high school students to enroll in our best colleges. We train talented college students at top institutions to provide the information, guidance, and support that these high school students need to apply to, gain admission to, and excel at leading schools.

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- Free branded merchandise: T-shirts, water bottles
- Fun and welcoming community
- Professional development and leadership opportunities
- Virtual engagement with high school students across the nation

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Nu Rho Psi—The Johns Hopkins University Undergraduate Society for Neuroscience is a student organization dedicated to discovery through collaboration and creating opportunities for students to become involved individuals. Our organization draws its founding principles from the Society for Neuroscience to advance the understanding of the nervous system, provide member development opportunities and educational resources, and promote general education. We aim to nurture the intellectual and ethical strengths of our members and generate a collaborative network for both the present and the future.

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Raising awareness of Cognitive Science and providing opportunities in research, community service, and networking for Johns Hopkins undergraduate students.

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Poetry As Medicine (PAM) aims to explore the art of poetry through the lens of healing. We will read and discuss poems from various time periods with a focus on topics of healing—be it psychological, emotional, environmental, sociological, cultural, or else. Moreover, we will hold forums for members to explore poems and other relevant literature to explore how these narratives reflect perspectives on health and provided care. Although this organization is centered around poetry, we will also explore the benefits of empowering patients’ narrative expression through many creative mediums, such as art and storytelling. Last, members can sign up to volunteer at the University of Maryland Rehabilitation & Orthopaedic Institute to help hold our elective creative expression workshops for patients, as well as generally aid in a variety of rehabilitative services. The club is intended to be open and accessible to all students interested in poetry, narrative storytelling, and/or medicine regardless of major, academic interests, or previous creative expression experience.

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The JHU Political Science Steering Committee is committed to and organized around strengthening the ties between the Johns Hopkins University Political Science Department and the undergraduates within it. It is to be an intermediary between the two parties, and will advocate on behalf of the undergraduates to the department when needed. The Steering Committee is also committed to fostering student appreciation for the academic practice of political science, and is to organize various events throughout the academic year to achieve this.

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This organization will serve to create a community among pre-law students in order to offer support and guidance while also building a supportive alumni network over time.

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Connections to JHU Alumni lawyers, LSAT assistance, extra information an and help concerning law school

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The purpose of the journal is to promote philosophic discourse of the highest standard by offering students an opportunity to engage in open discussion, participate in the production and publication of an academic journal, and establish a community of aspiring philosophers.

Prometheus holds various undergraduate events, including a discussion forum that meets every other Tuesday in the fall to discuss philosophical issues that are not addressed in the classroom. In the spring, we host a seminar series in which we invite graduate students to deliver talks and lead discussion. Every April Prometheus hosts the Mid-Atlantic Undergraduate Philosophy Conference, where undergraduates present on their own work.

Prometheus also publishes an online undergraduate philosophy journal every year. Each issue contains a selection of essays on various philosophic topics submitted by undergraduates from around the world. We accept submissions every winter and publish the journal in the summer.

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By improving our own ability to read, comprehend, and present research literature, we are training a new generation of researchers and presenting research to the public in a more accessible manner.

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The Society of Sigma Gamma Epsilon was established to recognize scholarship and professionalism in the Earth Sciences. It has for its objectives the scholastic, scientific, and professional advancement of its members and the extension of relations of friendship and assistance among colleges and universities which are devoted to the advancement of the Earth Sciences.

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Our Society is dedicated to providing a free idea-exchange and collaboration platform for undergraduate students who are motivated to develop and apply synthetic biology. We not only build a bridge to frontier biotechnology for undergraduates from different backgrounds, but also systematically and comprehensively discuss synthetic biology from social, ethical and humanistic perspectives to achieve proper and sustainable development and progress.

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Members will communicate with people from academia and industry on the topics of advanced bio technology, applications of synthetic biology, science-industry transformation, and the social impact of synthetic biology. At the same time, our Society will integrate and share research resources on campus to provide space for members who want to practice synthetic biology. These benefits will greatly help them to better understand synthetic biology and its impact on humans.

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The Economics Club is designed to connect current economics undergraduate students with each other, Economics graduate students, and Johns Hopkins alumni and other professionals working in relevant fields. The Economics Club also promotes professional development through events, networking, etc. and creates a community of economics undergraduates at Johns Hopkins. Additionally, the club seeks to connect students to internship and job opportunities in the field of Economics and related disciplines. The six committees include: the financial committee, the alumni relations committee, the Hopkins collaboration committee, the jobs and internships committee, the event administration committee, and the social media committee. The club has an executive board, which consists of committee chairs and the assistant leaders for each committee. Additionally, general body members serve to take advantage of the different events and resources set up by the executive board, and may apply for executive leadership positions.

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The mission statement of the Neuroscience Undergraduate Research Journal (NURJ) has two primary aims:
1. Highlight the Undergraduate Neuroscience Research Experience
2. Deepen, Further, and Inspire Undergraduate Neuroscience Research

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Getting to work with a group of undergraduates who are interested in pushing the boundaries of what's currently understood about neuroscience and its notable subfields: computational, systemic, cellular and molecular, and cognitive! Members are free to publish their blog or manuscript writings on the NURJ website (www.nurj.net) and get featured on the NURJ instagram page (@jhunurj).

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The Undergraduate History Association seeks to increase engagement with the discipline of history among undergraduate students through panels, social events, networking events, and discourse. Furthermore, UHA seeks to increase engagement between the history department itself and the JHU community at large. This organization is open to everyone, including those who are not declared majors/minors.

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Opportunities to develop closer relationship with history department and potentially influence departmental changes. Opportunities to get to know other history majors and students interested in history classes at Hopkins.

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The purpose of the Writers' Warehouse is to foster and support a community of writers.

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A space to write
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