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One of our main missions is to assist the Hopkins community in meeting the recommendations of the Mental Health Task Force recommendations. As listed in sections 1.d and 3c, students need more access to information about the mental health services on campus. Therefore, we focus to increase campus awareness on the presence of APTT and highlight the impact of mental health on academic performance and overall well-being of students. We plan on accomplishing this through an extensive use of advertising campaigns and public relations events. We also hope to improve group cohesion through increased amounts of bonding events.

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A Place to Talk (APTT) is the student-to-student peer listening group for the Hopkins community. APTT was founded in 1983 to provide support and excellence in peer listening to the Johns Hopkins community in an empathetic, reliable, and responsible manner. We seek to train members and non-members to be effective peer listeners in order to offer an environment on the JHU campus for anyone to discuss anything; from everyday frustrations to serious concerns. Our programming is centered around recruiting and training new members, staffing our rooms, maintaining group cohesion and communication, increasing the awareness of APTT services around campus, and training other student organizations in attentive listening skills. As of right now, our club's plan for functioning during the Fall 2021 semester is to maintain and operate two peer-listening rooms, one in Brody Learning Commons (BLC) 4010 and one in AMR I.

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Adoremus is Johns Hopkins' premier Christian-interest a cappella group. Since 1995, we have been committed to spreading God's love and positivity throughout campus and the surrounding Baltimore community through song!

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AAP Office of Student Services is the link to AAP Student success, resources, and engagement

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Our mission as a student group is to provide health advocacy to the surrounding Baltimore community and offer assistance to Baltimore clinics and nonprofits in achieving their respective goals of delivering accessible healthcare, promoting healthy living, and alleviating human suffering.

Among other activities, we participate in monthly trips to the local farmer's market, in which members assemble pertinent health information, preventative care tips, and free resources like brochures and present them to the community. On top of that, our members volunteer at clinics that offer free or reduced services to patients who are uninsured or underinsured. Finally, we engage in community service that aims to aid those in need throughout the Baltimore community.

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Members have to opportunity to venture outside the classroom and into the Baltimore community to do meaningful volunteer work with a group of students who are all passionate about community health. Members receive information about clinical/shadowing experiences near Hopkins and also have access to leadership opportunities within the club.

ABC Health accepts applications at the beginning of the fall semester. Stay tuned for our next application cycle!

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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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To fight reproductive healthcare barriers on campus and in Baltimore and engage in the movement of actively shaping a world where full access to reproductive health care is a global lived reality for all, regardless of gender, race, or sexual orientation. ARSH supports full access to comprehensive reproductive and complementary health care services in settings that preserve and protect the essential privacy and rights of each individual; advocates public policies that guarantee these rights and ensure access to such services; and supports access to medically accurate educational programs that enhance understanding of human sexuality.

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Members will be able to
-Gain clinical experience
-Network with physicians and healthcare providers who are leaders in their fields
-Work within the Baltimore Community and multiple organizations to achieve reproductive healthcare for all
-Educate the public on issues pertaining to policy and public health
-Gain volunteer experience

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Introduce students to the aerial circus arts and partner acrobatics. Both disciplines combine dance, strength, teamwork and flexibility.

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Build strength, flexibility, confidence, and general knowledge about the inner workings of the circus arts!

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The Africa Business Club is a student led organization at the Johns Hopkins University Carey Business School which was founded to provide a platform for students and professionals interested in Africa to collaborate and contribute to the development of the continent.

We aim to be the premier student organization within Johns Hopkins for business in Africa. The Africa Business Club exists to champion business and career opportunities in Africa across the Johns Hopkins University. Its activities are professional, educational, and social in nature, and are open to all members of Johns Hopkins Community. At the core, the club is driven by a group of graduate students with a passion for the continuing economic, cultural, and social development of Africa.

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APHN creates a forum for the exchange of ideas, information, experiences as well as training and research collaboration related to public health issues of special concern to Africa.
Enables & strengthens a professional and social network among African public health practitioners.

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APHN members include students, alumni, and health care professionals who are either from Africa or worked in Africa, or global health enthusiasts interested in African public health concerns.

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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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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.

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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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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

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The AllNighters are JHU's premier all-male a cappella group and have been singing around the Baltimore area since their foundation in 1992. Whenever they're on stage, they strive to give you a performance that'll make you say, "Hey, that was a good performance by the AllNighters!"

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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 mission of Alpha Epsilon Pi is to provide education, resources and training to the future leaders of the world's Jewish communities. This mission is demonstrated every day through acts of brotherhood, Tzedakah (charity), social awareness and support for Jewish communities and Israel.

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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
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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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The purpose of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. is to cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards, to promote unity and friendship among college women, to study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women in order to improve their social stature, to maintain a progressive interest in college life, and to be of "Service to All Mankind."

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As the largest international Asian-American interest sorority, alpha Kappa Delta Phi Sorority, Inc. emphasizes the highest levels of integrity in the promotion of sisterhood, scholarship, service, leadership, and Asian awareness in the university and in the community, while always encouraging the expression of the individual to foster the making of successful leaders by assisting and challenging our members to reach their maximum potential.

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As a sisters of alpha Kappa Delta Phi, we strive to meet our pillars:
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Alpha Kappa Psi is the premier professional co-ed business fraternity in the world with over 250 chapters across the United States, Canada, Europe, and Asia. The Rho Psi Chapter at JHU focuses its efforts on providing a true brotherhood experience for its members, as well as professional development opportunities for both brothers and the greater Hopkins community. Brothers of AKPsi are among the best and brightest at Hopkins, studying in all fields and coming from all different backgrounds. Brothers hold leadership positions in many organizations across campus. Notable AKPsi alumni include Sam Walton, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Mr. JC Penney and countless others. Our brothers have gone on to be successful in their own right. Some work at Goldman Sachs, McKinsey, Facebook; others continue their education at Stanford Medical School, etc.

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Alpha Phi is an international organization of women dedicated to fostering an environment of female leadership and support. We take to heart and follow our values of sisterhood, generosity, character and innovation, both in our organization and within the JHU community. We are devoted to our philanthropy, the Alpha Phi Foundation, raising money and educating the general public about the severity of women's cardiac health. We pride ourselves on having a community of women who are leaders inside and outside the classroom, who help to create a home away from home for the members of our organization.

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Our organization offers many opportunities for women to take on leadership roles. The chapter is run by an executive board, comprised of all undergraduate women who are in charge of organizing and creating content for Alpha Phi. These board members are able to attend an annual leadership conference, where they can meet and learn from other Alpha Phi sisters across the world! Once a week, members can expect to attend a meeting for updates on the chapter's upcoming and current events. They will also hear from guest speakers who vary from present chapter members to highly esteemed alumnae to other groups on campus. These speakers educate members on issues such as women in the workforce, sexual assault awareness, mental health awareness, and personal anecdotes about their other campus involvements. This is more than an organization. It is a sisterhood which encourages support of one another through the good times and the bad, whether helping one another with academics or providing much needed support during a rough time.

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Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. develops leaders, promotes brotherhood and academic
excellence, while providing service and advocacy for our communities.

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As a member of the illustrious Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. brothers are able to be connected to a fraternity of brothers worldwide, who are leaders in every facet of society.

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The Alpha Phi Omega, Kappa Mu Chapter has been striving for excellent service since its 1998 rechartering at Johns Hopkins University. Kappa Mu's impact in Baltimore is astounding; collectively, we perform over 5000 hours of community service per semester. Our service is spread out over various types of projects including helping out at soup kitchens, repairing homes, and teaching English to the Spanish-speaking community.



While service is an integral part of Alpha Phi Omega, we also encourage friendship among the chapter and leadership attained through internal and external activities. As such, in addition to performing community service, our Brothers attend many fellowship events and seek leadership both on campus and in the greater community.

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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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AiChE seeks to promote student-faculty, student-student, and student-professional relationships through a wide range of social mixers, panel discussions, and career information sessions.

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The Johns Hopkins University Student Chapter of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AiChE) was chartered in 1984, and serves as the primary connection between the department's undergraduate students and their future in Chemical Engineering.

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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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The American Red Cross JHU chapter is an active volunteer organization that works under the broader American Red Cross Central Maryland Chapter and the Center for Social Concern at the Johns Hopkins University. We aim to extend the services of the American Red Cross on our campus and in the local community by providing regular blood drives, disaster action services, CPR and First AID classes, and domestic and international relief awareness. We also organize community service events in the Baltimore community and take part in the Red Cross's Homefire Campaign and Vaccinate a Village initative. 

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We aim to increase networking opportunities for undergraduate students interested in Civil Engineering. This includes interacting with other students, connecting with engineering professionals, and increasing knowledge of post-graduation opportunities.

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The benefits of associating with an official ASCE chapter include: the opportunity to register with the national group, networking with local professional groups, the ability to join technical areas or institutes in the student's area of interest, and access to technical journals.

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The mission of ASME is to serve diverse global communities by advancing, disseminating and applying engineering knowledge for improving the quality of life; and communicating the excitement of engineering.

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ASME SmartBrief email engineering news digests
Access Engineering online reference tool
Mechanical Engineering magazine
Networking opportunities in person and online
Career Center + Job Board
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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 Anna Baetjer Society for Public Health Practice is a group that helps MPH students at the Bloomberg School translate their educational experiences into public health practice outside of the classroom. Anna M. Baetjer was a pioneer in the fields of occupational health and industrial hygiene and is remembered by the Johns Hopkins community as a great teacher whose counsel and guidance influenced many lives and careers.

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In admiration of ants, the Ant Society aims to build a community centered around anonymous acts of kindness and community strength.

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The Department of Anthropology specializes in socio-cultural anthropology: the study of social and cultural forms of human life using ethnographic, historical, and comparative methods.

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The Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics is devoted to the study and development of mathematical disciplines especially oriented to the complex problems of modern society. 

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ASK is an organization dedicated to teaching young students the excitement and wonders of science! Nowadays, Science and math classes can be disconnected from first-hand experience which can discourage students. We believe that the learning experience can be more effective if the students are given a more hands-in approach.

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The Arab Public Health Organization (APHO) is a student-led group with the mission to introduce Arabic language, culture, and the region to fellow classmates and faculty members, as well as public health challenges and promising interventions we face in the Middle East.

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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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Our vision is to support students in becoming Leaders who are augmented
by AI, to do their best work. Our mission is to help students master AI as
fast as possible, by providing them with timely content and connections to
explore AI and learn about how to use it.

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Organizing events, sharing best practices, and winning competitions, in the
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The Artificial Intelligence Society at Johns Hopkins strives to connect students and academics from different fields of study and levels of expertise who share a common interest and curiosity for Artificial Intelligence (AI). It provides a platform for this diverse community to educate one another about AI and to examine the present and future issues and impacts of AI from varying perspectives. Through multidisciplinary discussion and debate, HopAI encourages awareness of work in varying fields of study and creates an integrative network across Johns Hopkins University. The organization cultivates interdisciplinary conversation and collaboration that is crucial for innovation and success for students at the university.

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To provide a platform to share the region's unique and diverse health challenges and discuss possible solutions through inter-sectoral collaboration, innovation, social engagement, and education. This group will promote a strong sense of community among students, faculty, alumni representative, and international leaders interested in this area.

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Johns Hopkins University's chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is dedicated to furthering the knowledge and advancement of computers and information technology through the free exchange of ideas and information.

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ACM hosts exciting events that prepare members for the internship season and allow them to network with technical/campus recruiters and alumni. Members can also gain competitive programming experience through our ACM-ICPC team and join interest groups in areas such as web development and robotics.

While we host technical events that aim to increase members' interest in technology and computer science, you can also take part in multiple social events that are hosted throughout the year to connect with other ACM members and even faculty in the CS department. We also have food and drinks at these events :)

Members get J-Card access to the ACM Lounge in Malone Hall so you can come in at any time, 24/7. The lounge is a great place to just relax with friends or even (gasp!) work. The Lounge features an open space where you can snack on food or use our gaming setup (including a Nintendo Switch, GameCube, PlayStation) to create your own community within ACM.

You'll also receive an account on our computer systems that grant you access to a vast, ever-increasing range of services.

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The AstroJays Rocketry Team is a multidisciplinary, student-led team that builds advanced rocket systems with the goal of increasing the number of aerospace engineering opportunities on the Homewood campus.

The AstroJays are composed of 4 subsystems: Avionics, Propulsion, Structures, and Flight Operations, each of which focus on one aspect of our rockets.

-- Avionics gathers data from a variety of sensors placed within the rocket and on the propulsion system, using its data to determine its flight path, and sending diagnostics back to a ground station.
--Propulsion develops and implements commercial and custom propulsion systems. Currently developing a hybrid rocket motor.
--Structures ensures that the rocket is its lightest, while staying aerodynamic and retaining its structural integrity throughout the entire flight (externally and internally).
--Flight Ops is responsible for management of the high-power certification flight program as well as safe and consistent rocket recovery through the deployment of parachutes.

Working together as a team, these subsystems develop advanced rocket systems. Our team of more than 30 students are all hard at work to make each launch count.


Interested undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to reach out to us at hopkinsrocketry@gmail.com, contact us through Hopkins Groups, or come to one of our scheduled events.

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Joining an engineering club is a fantastic addition to your JHU career. You will work with people from different majors, ages, and backgrounds, and gain hands-on experience in a booming field. For many first-year students, you will be exposed to new material much earlier than you would be in your coursework, and will have the chance to work with and learn from upperclassmen.

Additionally, the AstroJays maintains strong connections to its alumni, who have gone on to work at companies such as Blue Origin, SpaceX, and more.

Please reach out to hopkinsrocketry@gmail.com if you are interested in joining, or come to one of our scheduled meetings! Please note that Hopkins Groups membership will not be approved until you attend a meeting and agree to join the group.

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Athlete Ally's mission is to end homophobia and transphobia in sports and to activate athletic communities to exercise their leadership to champion LGBTQ+ equality. Athlete Ally will actively work to create a safe space for athletes of every sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression through awareness, education, and representation.

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To provide world-class quality dance instruction to those at the university and the public.

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Lessons and practice in ballroom dance, opportunities for competitions, performances, and social dancing.

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The Baltimore Collegetown Network brings 13 area colleges and universities together with government, business and community leaders to develop and market Baltimore as a vibrant place to live and learn.

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Our mission is to create a culture of active citizenship at Hopkins through meaningful volunteer experiences, education & reflection, and reciprocal relationships with community organizations and local nonprofits.

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Members of Baltimore First are able to work with local organizations and non-profits to become better acquainted with the Baltimore community and engage in workshops to help make them more cognizant of the underlying social justice topics that pertain to their volunteer work.

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The objectives of the Johns Hopkins University Bands shall be to provide a resource in which amateur musicians of the student body can perform in a challenging atmosphere, to provide music at appropriate University functions, and to give concerts on and off the campus at the members' discretion.

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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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We are a mural painting student group that seeks to bridge the gap between Hopkins students and the Baltimore community through Baltimore mural art. Our goal is to create and display Baltimore inspired mural art on campus.

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The David S. Olton Behavioral Biology Program is an interdepartmental, interdivisional area major for those wishing to study the natural and social sciences in relation to human and animal behavior.

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Art therapy is a growing field which involves creative outlets for personal and emotional support. It's an evidence-based therapy practice that focuses on improving well-being and emotional health through expressive arts projects. There have been countless studies proving the benefits of expressive arts and art therapy in many populations and we're excited to share art activities with a wide range of people in the Baltimore community. With the unique opportunity of partnering with the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Kennedy Krieger Institute, Believe in Tomorrow Children's House, Ronald McDonald House, Keswick Assisted Living Center, Gilchrist Center Baltimore, and Karina Cafe, Believe in Art focuses on serving the community through art therapy to alleviate levels of pain and anxiety and provide emotional care. Members are closely involved with patients and family members by facilitating arts and crafts projects. Service trips occur weekly, biweekly, or monthly depending on the community partner. The service opportunities expose our volunteers to various levels of patient contact, as well as provide experience in both the medical and artistic fields. Another facet of the club works with spreading awareness of art therapy within the Hopkins community through arts events, club collaborations, and on-campus events. Everyone can benefit from art therapy, whether it's patients at the Hospital, people with disabilities, our volunteers, or undergraduates on campus.

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The main purpose of this project, through our two programs, is to give back to the Baltimore community and develop meaningful relationships with those with special needs.

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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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The purpose of Beta Mu Delta Society is to construct and maintain a space in which Black
Pre-meds can uplift each other and build community, improve scholastic achievement, advocate
for the needs of Black students, and serve the greater Black community through meaningful
service, activities, and events.

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Members receive guidance and support by joining this Black, pre-med community, benefit from having a safe space in which they can explore and gain a deeper understanding of different health professional paths, may gain specified advising, will get to take advantage of the programming BMD puts in place for this specific student population, and receive and benefit from the many monetary and educational resources provided by the JUMP program.

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Beta Theta Pi is dedicated to building men of principle for a principled life. Our brotherhood aids the individual, builds the Fraternity and strengthens the host academic institution through lifelong devotion to intellectual excellence, high standards of moral conduct and responsible citizenship.

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Leadership experience, community service and philanthropy opportunities, professional networking, lifelong friendships, and fraternal bonds.

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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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The Johns Hopkins Department of Biology is home to 27 research laboratories investigating a wide range of biological problems, with the unifying goal of obtaining explanations in quantitative and molecular detail.

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Biomedical engineering (BME) is an interdisciplinary field that bridges engineering, math, and physics with biology and the life sciences. Biomedical engineers apply their expertise in these areas to solve problems related to medicine and healthcare, developing new technologies to understand, diagnose, and treat disease. Biomedical engineering is a broad and growing field that encompasses everything from surgical robotics and prosthetics to drug delivery systems and artificial organs.

Hopkins BME offers a variety of focus areas that have immense potential to impact patient lives, such as Biomedical Data Science, Computational Medicine, Genomics & Systems Biology, Imaging & Medical Devices, Immunoengineering, Neuroengineering, and Translational Cell & Tissue Engineering.

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The purpose of this organization shall be to raise awareness in the field of biomedical engineering (BME), facilitate interaction between professors, students, engineers, scientists, and doctors in BME, and support students seeking professional opportunities.

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The Biomedical Scholars Association is an organization that unites graduate students and postdoctoral fellows and faculty who represent minority groups within the Johns Hopkins University Medical Institutions community.

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The Thomas C. Jenkins Department of Biophysics has a long tradition of excellence in research and teaching and of developing leaders in the scientific community.

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The mission of the Black Faculty and Staff Association is to help foster a culture of oneness for all by serving as an advocate that is dedicated to promoting and enhancing identity and professional welfare and growth through collaborations, community service, education, research, outreach, and cultural activities among faculty, staff, and students; and to be a critical resource for the continued success of Johns Hopkins in pursuit of its objectives towards an inclusive community by developing and cultivating working relationships with key administrators and operating units.

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Membership is open to all faculty and staff (full or part-time) employed at Johns Hopkins or at Hopkins affiliations, regardless of religion, age, race or color, marital status, national origin, disability, gender or sexual orientation. All BFSA members are expected to agree and abide by the rules and regulations of the university. Individuals become members in good standing upon payment of dues. Members are able to manage their account information by logging into the BFSA site. If you are unable to login, contact the membership coordinator for assistance.

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The Black Graduate Student Association (BGSA) at The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School Of Public Health dedicates itself to the enhancement of the graduate experience and professional development for African-American students.

These efforts extend across the entire spectrum of the graduate experience. This experience includes but is not limited to: facilitating the transition from undergraduate to Graduate School, providing academic support, and providing opportunities for fellowship. This organization also seeks to educate the Johns Hopkins Community to elements of African-American culture.

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The Black Graduate Student Association is an academic and professional affinity-based
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1. Whose goal is to expand and promote resources that elevate the Black student experience at
Carey. This includes but is not limited to: psychologically safe spaces, academic support,
membership in professional organizations, etc.
2. Through the cultivation of community, the BGSA aims to create opportunities for: (1)
networking with other Black Carey students and Black Carey Alumni through various events, (2)
volunteering in the community, (3) building relationships with Black peers across the Hopkins
community, and (4) connecting with employers interested in and passionate about promoting
diversity, equity, and inclusion.
3. At its core, the BGSA is an organization that prioritizes the promotion of equity for Black
students through improved diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging on Carey's campus

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• Access to a network of Black Hopkins students
• Mentorship through the BAN, BFSA, and BGSA peers
• Access to the BGSA resume book
• Ability to have a registered student organization advocate on the behalf of individual students
• Provide networking opportunities for Black Carey students to partner with professional
organizations, agencies, and conferences that serve Black students
• Plan and/or attend student-led events centered on providing a safe space for Black Carey
students to grow socially, academically, and professionally

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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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Our Purpose is to educate, embrace, and bring awareness to the Black experience with an emphasis on musicianship and artistry.

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The Bloombachs are a music ensemble for students across all levels of music experience, instruments, and styles of music. Our goal is to provide a safe, relaxed space for students to vibe and explore their love of music with peers.

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Promote awareness about JHU Blue Jay Battalion and ROTC.

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Blue Jay Bhangra hopes to promote bhangra and Punjabi culture at Johns Hopkins University and beyond through on-campus showcases and competitive performances.

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Hopkins Baja is a team of undergraduate engineers that designs, builds, tests, and races a single-seat off-road vehicle against approximately 200 teams representing university engineering programs from 14 nations.

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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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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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To create a community of female frisbee players at Johns Hopkins. To teach the fundamentals of Ultimate and to foster a love of the game.

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Blacksmithing is a timeless art that teaches patience, practice, persistence, purpose, and strength of body and mind. It covers a broad range of pragmatic skills that give students a new perspective and appreciation for the materials we are surrounded by. In the modern-day, blacksmithing is out of reach for most, but we wish to make it available to the general student body of Johns Hopkins University. For all the new members who join, learning how to blacksmith will have numerous benefits beyond just how to move hot iron with a hammer. In fact, we encourage people who have never picked up a hammer in their life to join and learn this beautiful skill. Once you learn what you are capable of creating with your own two hands, you will have an incredible sense of pride and satisfaction and a boost in confidence like nothing else. Aside from creating, it teaches the practical properties of metals, and students who participate will gain fresh insights on materials they learned about in textbooks and class. The Blacksmithing Club will significantly impact students, for there are no outlets for hands-on activity on the JHU Homewood campus like this.
We will establish a supportive environment that will nurture and channel people's curiosity with safety in mind. Blacksmithing produces creations with an artistic flair not found anywhere in our materialistic, mass-produced society.
No previous experience will be required to join the club. If one is willing to swing a hammer and get their hands dirty, they will fit right in. Even if one is not directly interested in getting hands-on, there will still be plenty of opportunities to get involved and spectate the fun and interesting craft.

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Blue Jays & Poets serves to provide a poetry community that Johns Hopkins university Homewood campus lacks, where individuals can cry, laugh, celebrate and support members artistic abilities. The club serves to allow all members with a passion for poetry to feel comfortable, seen and heard and provide a space where individuals can make deep connections with surrounding members.

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Book Club provides students with a space to read and exchange views on works of literature. Through the establishment of this club, we hope to promote reading as well as thoughtful discourse in the Peabody community.

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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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We are the only breaking dance group at Hopkins, and strive to promote awareness of breaking & hip hop culture at JHU and in the DMV dance community.

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The mission of The Chapter is to serve as a networking and interdisciplinary platform that links students,
faculty, and health professionals through fostering of social and educational opportunities that stimulate
learning, sharing of perspectives, and building of lasting professional relationships.

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The BSPH alumni network is over 27,000 strong conducting critical public health work across the globe. Join Alumni Relations for mentoring sessions, networking and professional development events, and lectures to connect with alumni in your field of interest.

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As a member of a student local section, you have the opportunity to gain insight, increase your knowledge, and establish connections with other IH / OEHS (occupational and environmental health and safety) students and seasoned professionals on a global-wide basis.

Become a part of the AIHA family and lead the charge to take the IH/OEHS profession to the next level!

• Become an active part of a global community that will sustain long after college.
• Make connections with IH/OEHS experts world-wide with Catalyst, the NEW members-only online community.
• Deepen your knowledge and advance your education through Local Sections (Chesapeake and Potomac) and AIHA National members only content and resources for education including AIHce Connect, IOHA; Future Leaders Institute; e-learning, road courses and training.
• Undertake leadership development, serve in key leadership roles and become active via volunteer committees and opportunities, including macro, virtual and micro-volunteering.
• Make a difference by taking an active role via the AIHA public policies, through advocacy and government relations or serving on the ACTIONS Committee.
• Apply for tuition assistance via the AIH Foundation scholarship program or qualify for an AIHce student sponsorship which includes flight, accommodations and full registration.
• Industry/Profession-wide recognition via awards ($1,000 annually), student poster presentations, and the "IAmIH" Leadership Challenge.
• Learn what it takes to earn your CIH and secure a mentor who is matched based upon your criteria.
• Student resources also include CareerAdvantage; IH professional Pathways Ôäó; and information on Career Levels and technical and operational committees to help you chart your course to IH/OEHS success.

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Our mission is to establish professional relationships with employers, professionals, and alumni to provide resources for Carey students interested in a critical thinking career.

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Students will have opportunities to meet and speak with consultants, data specialists, and risk professionals to gain market insights and networking opportunities.

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The mission of Kesem at Johns Hopkins University is to support individuals ages 6-18 through and beyond their parent's cancer. This is done through year round programming such as cabin chats, friends and family days, and a weeklong summer camp, free of cost to our camper families.

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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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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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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!

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Founded in 2004, the Center for Africana Studies offers students a BA in Africana Studies and a minor.

The center promotes rigorous, methodical, and unflinching discussion about the TransAtlantic Slave Trade and its fundamental role in making modern society. The center serves as the intellectual home for students, researchers, and faculty across the university whose interests include historical, political, artistic, scientific, literary, educational, and economic work engaging with Africa and the African Diaspora. Its mission is to serve as a critical corrective to the academy's traditional approach to knowledge creation and dissemination.

Our courses focus on the human experience in the context of social, political, demographic, cultural, religious, and economic systems. They also offer a unique perspective on racism, colonialism, capitalism, and geography that properly situates the importance of people of color to the making of the modern world.

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Through an intersectional lens, the Center for Diversity & Inclusion fosters a sense of belonging for students and the JHU community by providing intentional engagement and holistic support. Students are empowered to develop a sense of self, work across differences, and create equitable cultural change.

The Center for Diversity & Inclusion brings together Religious and Spiritual Life, Office of Multicultural Affairs, LGBTQ Life, and Women and Gender Resources. Each of our offices is responsible for specific identities and affiliations, even as we work collaboratively to achieve our shared vision.

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Situated within JHU Student Affairs, the Center for Social Concern (CSC) focuses on student development through community engagement. The CSC collaborates with Baltimore City organizations, Hopkins Faculty, and other Campus Partners to curate community-based programming that helps equip our students to be engaged and responsible members of their community.

Learn more about the CSC here.

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Charm City Science League (CCSL) empowers Baltimore middle and high school students to pursue STEM education beyond lessons taught in the classroom. We engage students in active learning and scientific inquiry through Science Olympiad, a national STEM competition for grades 5-12. Using a unique combination of intensive one-on-one mentoring, academic competition participation, resource support, and greater community involvement, we inspire young students to explore their passions in science and support their academic growth.

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As one of the largest student organizations within the Center for Social Concern (over 100 members!), Charm City Science League offers a whole host of opportunities to help serve our network of 20+ Baltimore City Schools. We primarily send groups of ~4 mentors to each of our schools in weekly sessions in both the fall and spring semesters, where mentors help the school's Science Olympiad teams prepare for the Regionals and States competitions in March. Additionally, members help put together kits, write online curriculum, volunteer at workshops throughout the year, and run Johns Hopkins very own Science Olympiad Invitational. Those who want to get even more involved can become head mentors, or join our Executive Board.

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The Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering offers courses and training culminating in the bachelor of science degree in chemical and biomolecular engineering. This discipline is dedicated to solving problems and generating valuable products involving chemical and biological transformations at the molecular scale.

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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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The Department of Chemistry at Johns Hopkins University is made up of internationally recognized faculty involved in all areas of contemporary chemical science, including many interdisciplinary areas that combine chemistry with biology, medicine, physics, and materials.

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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 Child Health Society aims to heighten awareness and promote advocacy within the school and the community surrounding public health concerns and efforts that affect children, adolescents, and their communities. We engage graduate students, faculty, and community members in education and action surrounding issues in child and adolescent health within the local Baltimore community as well as globally through panels, seminars, awareness weeks, promotion of research, and service to work towards improving the lives of children, adolescents and their communities.

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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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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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We are similar to comedy-related clubs like the stand-up comedy club and improve groups that we perform multiple times during the semester and will have regular meeting times to better our crafts. We are different in the content that we introduce different forms of Chinese comedy and oftentimes do our gigs in Chinese.

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We will bring laughter to the student body, facilitate traditional Chinese culture and bring pride to different cultural identities.

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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 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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Circle K at JHU is a fun and flexible community service group geared towards exposing our members to a variety of volunteer opportunities around Baltimore. Our 3 main tenets are service, fellowship, and leadership. We work with many different populations (children, elderly, homeless, etc.) and engage in a multitude of activities (gardening, carnivals/fairs, cooking, healthcare/blood drives, tutoring, fundraising, and many others). We offer our members a way to make a large impact on the community, gain service and leadership skills, and of course, have fun!

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Circle K benefits from its place in a global community. Like Key Club, Circle K is an international service organization sponsored by Kiwanis International. Joining this organization puts you in contact with members of a community dedicated to service around the world and will allow you to continue volunteering even after graduating, as there are chapters outside of the collegiate level. We want to be the leading global community service organization on college campuses and enrich the world- one member, one child, and one community at a time.

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

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Building on our longstanding tradition of excellence in mechanics of materials, structural engineering and systems engineering, our mission is to address the grand societal challenges of the future. Creating the potential to change the world.

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The Department of Classics is a leading place for the study of classics, classical reception, and ancient Greek and Latin language and literature. Our courses cover the history, civilization, religion, art, archaeology, philosophy, and mythology of the ancient Greek and Roman world.

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The mission of Club Colombia, the Colombian Student Association at The Johns Hopkins University, is to foster a safe environment for all Hopkins undergraduate students to celebrate Colombian culture and identities. In addition, the organization aims to expose the Hopkins community to various important aspects of Colombian society, including current events, politics, economics, social initiatives, and environmental issues, among many others. Finally, the organization will work toward connecting members with the Latinx and/or South American community in Baltimore through volunteering opportunities or other events.

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-Celebrating Colombian culture through food, music, dances, and other traditions
-Staying up to date with Colombian political, cultural and economic affairs
-Speaker events with important Colombian figures
-Volunteering opportunities with the South American Community in Baltimore

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To build community, teamwork, and skill in Johns Hopkins undergraduates looking for a field and friends to play fast pitch softball.

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Friends on and off the field, weekend tournaments and study breaks, and group fitness and exercise!

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As the Johns Hopkins Club Swim Team, we want to build a team of athletes and be a place that welcomes anyone interested in swimming, from competitive swimmers to beginners. We have regular practices 3-4 times a week and compete in about 3 meets per semester at different schools in the Mid-Atlantic region.

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Our mission is addressing social determinants of health in Baltimore and beyond through concrete and self-identified means. CATCH Baltimore acts on the belief that community members and their local healthcare clinics know what is needed most for patients in their local healthcare centers.

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We exist to find out what is needed most urgently for patients and providers in these healthcare centers. We then (1) connect them with nonprofits, student organizations, and other healthcare centers that can provide the resources they need, and (2) unite the student body in raising funds or supplies to address these needs.

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Students in the Department of Cognitive Science are provided theoretically oriented research and training opportunities as they approach the study of the mind and brain from multiple perspectives.

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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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To empower students with the knowledge to manage their money and reach financial independence.

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