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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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Our club aims to give students from various disciplines access to the resources that The JHU Libraries and Special Collections have to offer.

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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 todayÔÇÖs 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 OrganizationÔÇÖs 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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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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Promote awareness about JHU Blue Jay Battalion and ROTC.

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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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GreenHacks seeks to offer a platform for competitive ideation and creativity to spark innovative
and sustainable solution design. Through the hackathon format, we bring together
forward-looking students, JHU faculty members, sustainability organizations, and companies
into one space for the purposes of interaction and collaboration in order to:
- Accelerate the conversation regarding innovative sustainable solutions.
- Connect people at the intersection of different fields including design, software
development, business, engineering, science, and policy.
- Encourage creative-thinking, collaboration, networking, personal development,
innovation, and invention.
- Design and pitch innovative green technologies, business proposals, initiatives, solutions,
etc.

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The purpose of Hopkins Pen & Paper Gaming Club (HPPG) is as follows:

a. To provide a community—an organizational and social infrastructure—for students who are interested in or have played Roleplaying Tabletop Games before.

b. To foster a greater understanding and appreciation of Roleplaying Tabletop Games through peer advice, hands-on experience, and workshops.

c. To provide a forum for determining what games will be played, when, who will be involved, and where they will take place.

d. To provide a meeting place at which gamers, from veterans to novices, can meet each other, discuss ideas, and plan for events, and most importantly play Roleplaying Tabletop Games.

e. To provide group members with the essential materials needed to play Roleplaying Tabletop Games, namely paper, pencils, polyhedral dice, mats, and books.

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The purpose of Hopkins Pen & Paper Gaming Club (HPPG) is as follows:

a. To provide a community—an organizational and social infrastructure—for students who are interested in or have played Roleplaying Tabletop Games before.

b. To foster a greater understanding and appreciation of Roleplaying Tabletop Games through peer advice, hands-on experience, and workshops.

c. To provide a forum for determining what games will be played, when, who will be involved, and where they will take place.

d. To provide a meeting place at which gamers, from veterans to novices, can meet each other, discuss ideas, and plan for events, and most importantly play Roleplaying Tabletop Games.

e. To provide group members with the essential materials needed to play Roleplaying Tabletop Games, namely paper, pencils, polyhedral dice, mats, and books.

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HopSFA is Johns Hopkins University's very own science fiction and fantasy association. Most of all, HopSFA is about fun. We have biweekly Wednesday meetings with various sci-fi/fantasy-themed events and weekly Saturday board game nights.

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Please join our discord as well to receive updates and announcements. Join links can be found in the group description and pinned to the feed.

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HopTHON at Johns Hopkins University is a student-run movement dedicated to year-round fundraising for our local Children's Miracle Network Hospital, the Johns Hopkins Children's Center. Our mission is to help kids be kids, regardless of age or health status, because everyone deserves the chance to enjoy their life. We're one generation fighting for the next.

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The mission of the iGEM Team at Johns Hopkins is to compete in the annual iGEM competition through wetlab, drylab, and human practices research.

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HopMUN is JHU's competitive, traveling Model United Nations team. HopMUN is committed to
educating Hopkins undergraduates in the realms of public policy and coalition-building, while
promoting critical real-world skills such as public speech and writing. To accomplish these ends, the
team trains for and travels to five simulated Model United Nations conferences across North
America per year, where our members seek to promote comprehensive solutions to some of the
most pressing issues from both the modern day and across history. Additionally, the club hosts
numerous training conferences, simulations, and fundraisers throughout the year.

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The JHUDC practices college parliamentary debate, including the American and British Parliamentary debate formats. We provide members the opportunity to debate in parliamentary circuits, and introduce students to public speaking. The JHUDC supports entry to tournaments, holds team-wide practices, and hosts social events, open to all members of the team.

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Learn how to advocate for issues you care about, increase your public speaking and critical thinking skills, and join a close-knit community!

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The Johns Hopkins University Kendo Club will provide for members the opportunities and encouragement to safely and actively partake in the practice of Kendo as well as connect with other members throughout the American and International Kendo community. Our objective is to promote interest in Kendo at Johns Hopkins University, and to encourage self-development in our members through the practice of Kendo.

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Marque is Hopkins' and Maryland's first ever student-run fashion magazine. It is multi-faceted, and aims to promote self-expression, foster creativity, showcase students capabilities, and highlight diversity on the Johns Hopkins Campus.

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A fun, welcoming and exciting little family within the wider Blue Jay community!

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The purposes of Mock Trial are to build the necessary analytical and oral skills in order to present a convincing argument, to learn about trial and courtroom procedures, and to perform well in competitions.

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Learn to think on your feet, improve public speaking skills, travel the country with the team, network with attorneys and judges

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The Museum Club at Hopkins is dedicated to supporting and engaging with museums in meaningful ways. The club will travel to local and distant museums to think critically about the ways in which museums are structured and about the items and information on display. The club will educate its members on relevant contemporary issues and events in the museum world.

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PHSF strives to create awareness of public health issues at Homewood while uniting students interested in these issues. PHSF's main activities include organizing a Public Health Awareness Month and an Annual Undergraduate Conference in Public Health.

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Quizbowl is a team competition testing knowledge on all academic topics, ranging anywhere from
particle physics to 20th century English literature to Japanese mythology. Our club is extremely
active, competing in and hosting over 15 tournaments a season.
We have a diverse mix of over 30 active members composed of both undergraduate and graduate
students from all fields of study and all skill levels. We offer many competitive opportunities for new
players, including hosting a college novice tournament early in the fall and an undergraduate-only
tournament in the spring. In addition, we host many high school and college tournaments yearround that allow our members to interact with the local circuit and are a great opportunity to gain
organizational experience

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The primary purpose of Smash@JHU is to host events and build

community around Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. video game franchise. Smash is a multiplayer fighting game series, unique in both its gameplay as well as its community which has maintained an active following with a strong competitive aspect for the many years since the first game was released. From small college scenes to the international scale, the Smash community is dedicated to fostering a healthy competitive gaming environment, and welcomes players without regard to race, age, sex, sexuality, disability, or experience. Our group intends to help develop such a community by giving students a chance to come together to play Smash, whether for fun or for competition.

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TEDxJHU was established in 2013 by four ambitious undergraduate students at Johns Hopkins University. Driven by the belief that ideas can inspire innovation, spark curiosity, and ultimately change the world, our mission is to create a diverse and welcoming space in which these ideas can be shared and spread, among both Hopkins students and the greater Baltimore community.

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To create a community of women that celebrates the desire to achieve, cultivating their ambition in order to prepare the next generation of leaders.

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The Women's Network (TWN) was created for ambitious women looking to grow professionally while being lifted by their community. TWN offers opportunities to gain exposure to the professional world, network with high-profile speakers and meet peers around their campus and the country. TWN meets biweekly (twice a month) and holds speaker meetings, various networking events, resume, internship and LinkedIn workshops, alumni networking receptions and interactive activity sessions to develop relationships with fellow members. Our workshops and guest speakers help prepare you for your next steps and may open your eyes to paths you haven't even considered.

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Wing Chun at Johns Hopkins University (also known as Wing Chun @ JHU, hereinafter referred to as WC@JHU) is a Johns Hopkins University student organization that is dedicated to the teaching of members of the JHU community self-defense through the Wing Chun Kung Fu (hereinafter referred to as Wing Chun) system. To this end, WC@JHU will hold several weekly practices on and off campus taught by the instructors.
WC@JHU will also be secondarily dedicated to spreading awareness and interest for kung fu as a whole. To this end, the club will hold outreach events promoting kung fu and martial arts.

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