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The Graduate Student Liaison Committee (GSLC) is a group of volunteer graduate students (Masters and PhD) that are responsible for planning graduate student events for the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department at Johns Hopkins University. The goals of the GSLC are to: (1) coordinate the needs of graduate students with faculty and staff when needed, (2) foster a sense of community amongst the graduate students within the ChemBE department by planning and executing social events that promote inclusion and fun on and off campus amongst graduate students and faculty/staff, and (3) represent ChemBE to serve and enhance the Johns Hopkins and surrounding Baltimore community through community service and professional development. We aim to have each lab in the department represented in the GSLC. We also aim to facilitate a collaborative and supportive graduate student body to improve the graduate student experience here at Johns Hopkins.

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Chinese Cuisine Club at Johns Hopkins University aims to be a group for every Chinese cuisine lovers in Johns Hopkins University to learn about, share, and enjoy all the rich culture of Chinese cuisine.

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Chinese Cuisine Club at Johns Hopkins University gives all the students, scholars, professors, and staff an access to learn about, share, and enjoy all the rich culture of Chinese cuisine.

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The mission of the JHU CSSA is to promote friendship and culture interaction for all people and
to provide services for its registered members. It shall also strive to provide opportunities and
benefits for its members by facilitating the exchange of information between China and Chinese
students studying abroad and by defending the rights of its members on campus as well as in the
United States.

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CSCF@JH is a fellowship of students and scholars who follow Jesus as the Savior and Lord. CSCF@JH is intended to help Chinese-speaking students and scholars overcome the barrier of different cultures and languages and provide with them an opportunity to know Jesus Christ, to know His word (i.e., Holy Bible), and to spread His gospel. Therefore, activities and events, as well as the material involved with those, are mainly conducted in Chinese. However, we emphasize that CSCF@JH is open to all Johns Hopkins students and scholars regardless of race, religion, nationality, gender, age, marital status, etc, and we try our best to provide proper translation service.

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The purpose of the Graduate Student Association (ECE GSA) of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is a nonprofit graduate student group dedicated to the advancement and development of graduate and professional studies in the department as well as building a platform to aid the smooth transition to graduate studies and research and provide support to graduate students during the course of their studies. The GSA recognizes the need for both diversity and inter-disciplinary collaboration and strives towards achieving these goals. Thus, as officers of the ECE GSA, our responsibilities include promoting diversity outside and inside our department, participating in community outreach, and working with other departments to provide collaborative research opportunities. The GSA works closely with the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department staff to create, organize and implement organizational goals and events to achieve these objectives. These goals will be carried out through graduate student-led events including but not limited to, department meetings and social events, volunteer opportunities, and engagement events between undergraduates, graduates, post doctoral fellows, and/or faculty.

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Student in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Graduate Student Association (ECE GSA) will be able to have community exclusive to ECE graduate students and opportunities to participate in outreach via engineering concepts and collaborations with other student organizations or in the local community.

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The goal of GRACE is to foster networking and support between the graduate women of ECE and CS. Many women in GRACE are the only woman in their lab group, so GRACE provides a space for women in ECE and CS to meet, network, and support each through their times in these departments. This is primarily accomplished by a weekly “bring your own” lunch.

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The Johns Hopkins University Graduate Christian Fellowship is affiliated with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA Graduate and Faculty Ministries. We exist to help members of the JHU graduate and post-graduate communities grow in love for God, God’s Word, God’s people of every ethnicity and culture, and God’s purposes in the world.

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IGSA’s mission is to help cultivate a camaraderie among Indian graduate students and introduce graduate students at JHU to cultural aspects of India that make it so diverse. We aim to achieve this through organizing social events celebrating the culture and maintaining social groups that graduate student members can approach for any support from the community. In addition, IGSA actively engages with the incoming graduate students with a welcome event and a host of info sessions.

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Johns Hopkins Iranian Graduate Organization bears the responsibility of promoting the student life experience of graduate students with Iranian heritage. At the same time, we aim to further familiarize the Johns Hopkins Community with Iranian culture.

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The Johns Hopkins University Taiwanese Students Association (JHUTSA) exists to support the educational, cultural, and social needs of its members and the university community. Through cultural events and intentional programming, it also aims to increase cross-cultural awareness, helping students of non-Taiwanese descent better understand the Taiwanese and Taiwanese-American communities. To achieve this, JHUTSA provides a platform through which students of both Taiwanese and non-Taiwanese descent can communicate, celebrate the Taiwanese culture, and gather in a mutually encouraging and welcoming social community.

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(a) To promote a better understanding about Korea and Korean culture within the university and the community. (b) To promote the common interest of the members.
(c) To demonstrate collectively the interests of the members toward Johns Hopkins University and the community.

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The mission of the Materials Graduate Society (MGS) is to focus on the advancement of materials scientists and researchers at the graduate and post-graduate level. Through professional and social development events, our graduate student organization will strive to improve department camaraderie, academic excellence, and professional advancement for future scientists.

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The Women in Physics (WiP) chapter at Johns Hopkins University is designed to be a safe space for women* in a male-dominated field where we can gather, learn from each other and grow together in the physical sciences. This includes social events, a mentoring program, outings, and networking opportunities. Since WiP is open to people in all stages of their career and education, it is of utmost importance that we uplift each other and provide support for our sisters in science.

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<p>Women of Whiting is a graduate student organization that supports women in STEM through professional development, social, and outreach events. Our members are primarily from the Whiting School of Engineering, Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, and the School of Medicine.</p>
<p>The organization is designed to serve master’s students, predoctoral students, and postdoctoral fellows. Our aim is to build an inclusive and supportive community for women in STEM and to help students prepare for facing the challenges of graduate school and professional life. Everyone is welcome to attend our events!</p>
<p>For more information about WOW, you can also visit <a href="https://wow.students.jh.edu/">our website</a> or find us on social media (<a href="https://facebook.com/jhu.wow">Facebook</a>, <a href="https://twitter.com/jhuwow">Twitter</a> or <a href="http://www.instagram.com/jhuwow">Instagram</a>).</p>

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