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Website Mission Contact: Jotrina Vamboi, Akosa Obianwu, Tinu Owolabi, Email group officers

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The African Students Association (ASA) of Johns Hopkins University comprises a group of students of African and non-African descent dedicated to the education of the Hopkins community at large of the different cultures that comprise the African continent. ASA also provides a network of support for African students at Johns Hopkins and serves as a source of information for any member of the Johns Hopkins University community interested in learning about Africa. The African Students Association is a service as well as social organization which aims to rid misconceptions concerning Africa through education.

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Website Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Stacey Ko, Anna Han, Email group officers

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We are a college ministry of the Agap├® churches located in the Washington DC/Baltimore area, Pittsburgh, PA, Chapel Hill, NC, Paris, France, and NYC.

God revealed and initiated His unparalleled and unprecedented love for humanity in Jesus Christ, and because of Jesus, we can have a real, life-changing relationship with God.

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All are welcome!
* We are made up of a group of students and ministry staff who want to encounter the living God.
* We meet weekly on Wednesday 9pm.
* We worship on Sunday together at Agap├® Mission Church at 11:30am (meet at MSE 10:30am).
* We have joint campus meetings with other college campuses.

Website Mission Contact: Arjun Yogaratnam, Email group officers

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Agara Bio fosters collaborative, hands-on learning in biology, synthetic biology, and biotechnology by engaging students in casual, skills-based workshops and community projects. We run a community biology lab, open to all Hopkins undergraduates, on the Homewood campus.

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Website Mission Contact: Aron Tocaj

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The Albanian Student Association at Hopkins aims to establish a close-knit Albanian community where members are given the opportunity to connect with fellow Albanians in Baltimore and around the United States. Furthermore, we want to give everyone the opportunity to learn more about the history and traditions of Albanian culture, and also the prospect of learning and/or practicing the Albanian language. Our organization seeks to embrace and promote cultural diversity on campus by raising awareness and educating the Hopkins community about Albania.

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The Alexander Hamilton Society is a nonpartisan organization focused on bringing renowned speakers to campus to discuss issues in foreign policy, national security, and economic statecraft. We also aim to promote discussion among the student body on these issues and to connect students to networking and career opportunities.

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Membership in national organization, networking/internship opportunities, on-campus international studies engagement

Website Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Isha Patel, Alina Galaria, Ellen Snydman, Email group officers

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Alpha Epsilon Delta is the world's largest health pre-professional honor society with more than 144 thousand members and 186 chapters. The Johns Hopkins Maryland Alpha Chapter of the society is involved with both the local Baltimore community as well as with Hopkins students to promote the pursuit of careers in healthcare.

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We organize events ranging from lectures with guest speakers from across the Johns Hopkins Institutions, to special activities with medical students, to workshops on the medical school admissions process, as well as community service events at the medical campus and in the Baltimore community. The main event that we organize is the Conversations in Medicine Lecture Series that is open to the entire Hopkins community, which takes place throughout the year. The society generally admits rising juniors and seniors who are interested in the medical profession. Members are unique and accomplished in academics, research, community service, and other extra-curricular activities.

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The American Mock World Health Organization chapter at Johns Hopkins University leads annual simulation conferences where delegates are invited to assume the roles of global leaders in addressing today's most pertinent global health issues. We provide opportunities for students to develop leadership abilities, sharpen public speaking skills, understand real-world policy applications through the lens of their respective roles. The chapter also recruits for and attends the National AMWHO conference as a delegation.

AMWHO is modeled after the Ontario and Montreal World Health Organization conferences set in Canada, and the primary focus of all three is to raise student awareness of pertinent health issues facing the world today, as well as to promote understanding of the many roles students can engage in through global health policy. The conference hopes to establish an environment similar to that of the World Health Organization's Assembly, and educate future global health leaders in the proceedings of international health entities. Furthermore, AMWHO aims to nurture an interest in global health and health policy that is often neglected in a standard health education curriculum. Students will receive the opportunity to sharpen their diplomacy skills, as well as increase their ability to engage in problem solving, conflict resolution, and communication skills.

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Am├®ricas is a student-run journal that publishes papers on topics relevant to Latin American history, economy, politics, science, and culture.

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The Arab Students Unions (ASU) of the Johns Hopkins University comprises of students of Arab and non-Arab descent dedicated to the education of the Hopkins community of the multiple nationalities of the Arab World.

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Website Mission Contact: Nubaira Milki, Sabira Tasneem, Manal Moid, Email group officers

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BASA seeks to foster a strong Bangladeshi American student community at Hopkins through celebration of our culture and customs. In addition, the organization aims to raise awareness of the history of Bangladesh and current developments.

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Beyond Health @ JHU is an undergraduate-led symposium exploring historical frameworks of health activism, advocacy, and community-based organizing in medicine and community wellbeing. We hope to develop a speaker series and an annual conference that brings together professors, Baltimore organizers and health experts, and keynote speakers to provide students, and the community, an opportunity to explore the social determinants of health in Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) communities.

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A. To stimulate Black unity, respect, and self-consciousness
B. To provoke awareness of local, national, and international issues of interest to the Black community.
C. To participate in the social and political aspects of the Black community.
D. To serve as an organizational base from which the concerns and needs of Black students can be addressed in the most efficient manner possible.

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Promote awareness about JHU Blue Jay Battalion and ROTC.

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Website Mission Contact: Ciara Darden, Email group officers

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The Blue Jay's Perch at Johns Hopkins Eastern is a space for Johns Hopkins students, faculty, staff and Baltimore community members to learn, teach, and practice safe and environmentally sustainable food production methods. It is a place for building long-term and meaningful relationships within the Johns Hopkins community and with residents in the city of Baltimore.

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Website Mission Contact: Julia Mendes Queiroz, Email group officers

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Our mission is to promote a sense of community among Hopkins' students that identify as Brazilian or are of Brazilian heritage, as well as to bring awareness of Brazilian culture to the JHU community through various events.

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To create a community for Canadian students to meet and interact with each other, as well as a platform to share Canadian culture with the rest of the Hopkins community.

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Website Mission Contact: Noel Knott, Abigail Quashie, Email group officers

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The Caribbean Cultural Society aims to foster unity and cultural awareness among Caribbean students, faculty, and staff, and the larger Hopkins community through social, educational, and cultural programming showcasing the rich culture of the islands. We strive to provide a support network for entering Caribbean students in order to ease the transition into Hopkins and serve as a resource for any member of the Johns Hopkins University community interested in learning about the Caribbean.

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Website Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Jaime Martinez, Email group officers

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The mission of the Catholic Community at Hopkins is to develop and form educated, passionate, and faithful Catholic leaders, transformed and united by an abiding encounter with Jesus Christ in the Eucharist, the sacraments, and the Word of God. We seek to live and communicate the love and fullness of life in Christ and His Church through discipleship, fellowship, service to the poor, and the building of the culture of life, so that we may bring Christ to the world and the world to Christ.

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The Catholic Community at Hopkins is a vibrant community of faith that hosts several weekly and monthly events. Weekend and daily Masses are held at Saints Philip and James Catholic Church and University Parish at 2801 N. Charles St., across the street from the south side of campus. Our main gathering space is the student Newman Center adjacent to the church, a welcoming space for students filled with comfortable couches, a flat screen TV, a pool table, and a fully stocked kitchen, courtesy of our chaplains. The Newman Center is always open to students for studying or relaxing.

This year we are planning to resume many of our in-person events, including:
-Family Dinners after the 5pm Sunday Mass
-Newman Night discussions and game nights after Eucharistic Adoration at 7pm on Wednesday nights in the church
-Peer-led small group Bible studies
-Monthly community service opportunities
-Semesterly retreats
-Special events such as: Trivia Nights, Advent Party, and more!

The Catholic Community welcomes all, both undergraduate and graduate students, and hopes that you will find a new faith-filled home at Johns Hopkins. We look forward to seeing you!

Website Mission Contact: Eric Simon, Email group officers

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The purpose of Chess Club is to promote the game of chess on the
Johns Hopkins University campus by providing a fun, friendly environment for students, faculty,
and staff to learn and play chess. As one of the oldest games, chess has cultivated a large
following which has grown in recent years. While people can play online, an in-person
environment allows for people to socialize, cultivate a healthy chess culture, and improve at the
game with the support of peers.

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The Johns Hopkins Chinese Student's Association (CSA) aims to promote the awareness, understanding, and appreciation of Chinese culture among Johns Hopkins students through public events. In addition, CSA fosters a supportive social and cultural environment in order to encourage cohesion and unity of the Chinese student body. CSA welcomes students of all ethnic backgrounds to participate.

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The mission of Ciao! The Johns Hopkins Italian Club is to provide a social medium for interaction between undergraduate students along with the graduate students, faculty, and staff of the Johns Hopkins University who are interested in the promotion of Italian studies, language, and engagement with the Italian and Italian-American culture.

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We mobilize students to provide access to education for girls without it.

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As the largest progressive organization at Johns Hopkins, we work with local, state, and national Democrats to fight for a brighter, more progressive future.

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Our members get to participate in all of our (and CDA's) regular programming, plus get the chance to run for executive board positions.

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Promote the ideals of the Republican Party, to drive campus-wide political discussion, to assist in the active functioning of the Republican Party at all levels, and to develop political skills and leadership abilities among its members.

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Website Mission Contact: Denis Garcia, William Boudy, Email group officers

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CAUSA aims to bring together students to share in the Cuban culture through speakers, food, classic films, dancing and the practice of the Spanish language. Furthermore, it hopes to bring awareness of social, political, and economic issues by engaging in discourse and working with affiliated Cuban organizations.

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Website Mission Contact: Jasmine Lee, Joniel Lewis, Email group officers

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Founded in France in 1971, Doctors without Borders (also known by their French name Medecins Sans Frontieres) is a humanitarian organization operating on the belief that all people should have access to healthcare regardless of race, gender, religion, or political affiliation. MSF provides healthcare in response to disasters both natural and human-made. Outside of providing quality healthcare where it is desperately needed, MSF also frequently draws public and international attention to forgotten crises.

MSF at JHU is a student chapter of Doctors Without Borders USA. Our goals are:

To raise awareness about MSF's work and the humanitarian issues they work on,
Encourage students to work with MSF and similar NGOs upon graduation,
And support MSF through fundraising and advocacy.

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Reach out to our group email or one of our officers directly requesting to join.

Website Mission Contact: Neha Skandan, Wassim Bouhsane, Email group officers

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The Epidemic Proportions Undergraduate Public Health Journal is designed to highlight student research, fieldwork, and interest in public health through a selection of diverse articles. Each article emphasizes a unique perspective or experience.

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The Washington Metropolitan Area has the largest population of Ethiopians and Eritreans in the nation; however, these two groups are underrepresented on the Johns Hopkins University campus. EESA seeks to bridge the gap between the strong local Ethiopian and Eritrean community and the JHU community. Through cultural awareness, education, service, and camaraderie, EESA aims to provide a safe haven for its members as well as JHU students interested in learning about the culture.

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Website Mission Contact: Ryla Pasaoa, Sebastian Ariel Torres, Email group officers

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Mabuhay and welcome to the FSAmily - the Filipino Students Association at Johns Hopkins University. We aim to promote the culture of the Philippines through dance, food, and advocacy while building a sense of community for those interested in Pilinx / PilAm culture and history.

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