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A Taste of Somalia number sign 5033

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A Taste of Somalia #5033

Registered Student Organization - Cultural, Health/Wellness, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 1 - Linda Lee

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Mission
Our Mission for this club is to create a welcoming space where students can step away from their daily workloads, try new things, and genuinely relax. We aim to build a community where people can connect with Somali culture through food, conversations, shared experiences and activities such as fundraisers, cultural games and Ramadan events. By encouraging members to learn from one another and participate in cultural events, we hope to create an atmosphere that is both educational and deeply bonding.

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Lifetime membership
Active Minds at the University Of Minnesota number sign 1808

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Active Minds at the University Of Minnesota #1808

Registered Student Organization - Activism/Social Justice, Health/Wellness, Service/Volunteer/Philanthropy, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, For Professional Students, Caseload 3 - Nate Duncan

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Working to change the conversation on mental health through community, education, and advocacy.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
ADEA Chapter for Students, Residents and Fellows at the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry number sign 3088

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ADEA Chapter for Students, Residents and Fellows at the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry #3088

Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, Pre-Health/Health Professional, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, For Professional Students, Caseload 1 - Linda Lee

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
1. To support the Core Values, Mission, and Strategic Direction of ADEA in the programs conducted.
2. To work in partnership with other student organizations to advance dental education within the school and in the community.  
3. To provide effective student input into dental education.  
4. To stimulate students to assume roles in dental education and research and to inform them of further educational opportunities.  
5. To facilitate partnerships between the various dental programs and professions.  

Membership Benefits
The ADEA Chapter for Students, Residents and Fellows at the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry is free to join for all students in the DH, DT, and DDS programs, as well as residents and fellows in the field of dentistry. Events are open to all students, residents, and fellows. Membership provides access to leadership roles and planning for events such as sticker and succulent sales, lunch and learns, and faculty panels. Additionally, members are able to attend the ADEA Annual Conference in the spring, which is a national event.

Lifetime membership
African Student Association number sign 399

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African Student Association #399

Registered Student Organization - Cultural, Service/Volunteer/Philanthropy, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, For Professional Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Contact: Meron Kassa, Fikre Mebrate, Audrey Amoah, Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The mission of the African Student Association (ASA) at the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities is to create a forum where Africans and non-Africans can come together and openly discuss issues concerning Africa and Africans while educating the University and the community at large about Africa and her many rich cultures. And to also provide educational, social, political, and cultural activities and events for the University of Minnesota students. The African Student Association also strives to be involved in volunteerism and activism that aligns with the principles our foundation was built on.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Africans In Public Health number sign 5052

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Africans In Public Health #5052

Registered Student Organization - For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 1 - Linda Lee

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The mission of this club is to raise awareness about public health issues and their impact on everyday life, with a special focus on African and African-descendant communities. As students, we aim to educate our peers and the surrounding communities about public health and help individuals better understand how to take control of their health and well-being.
With public health recently established as a major at the University of Minnesota, this club also seeks to increase awareness and understanding of the field among undergraduate students. We aim to introduce more students to what public health is, why it matters, and the academic and career opportunities it offers.
The club is dedicated to creating inclusive, educational spaces through discussions, workshops, and community engagement. Our focus areas include mental health awareness, drug and substance use education, nutrition and food security, disease prevention, and access to health resources. While our activities center on issues affecting African communities, the club is open and inclusive to all students and populations. The club also supports undergraduate students interested in public health by providing networking opportunities, peer mentorship, leadership development, and exposure to public health careers, research, and graduate pathways. Through education, service, and collaboration, the club aims to empower students and communities to become more informed, proactive, and engaged in public health.

Membership Benefits
Membership in the club gives undergraduate students the opportunity to explore public health and learn how it impacts African communities and the broader population, especially as public health has recently become a major at the University of Minnesota. Members can gain exposure to different public health topics, discover academic and career pathways, and engage in conversations with peers, faculty, and guest speakers in a welcoming, student-centered environment.
As a new club, members are encouraged to explore leadership, service, and community engagement at their own pace. Participation allows students to build skills in communication, teamwork, and advocacy while getting involved in service initiatives such as health awareness events and discussions on mental health, substance use, food security, and homelessness. Members also benefit from being part of a supportive community, gaining volunteer experience, and building their résumés through meaningful involvement and making a difference in their communities.

Lifetime membership
Aging Studies Interdisciplinary Group ( ASIG ) number sign 4510

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Aging Studies Interdisciplinary Group (ASIG) #4510

Campus Life Program - Activism/Social Justice, Health/Wellness, Pre-Health/Health Professional, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, For Professional Students, Caseload 3 - Nate Duncan

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Aging Studies Interdisciplinary Group (ASIG) is a collaborative organization for graduate, professional, and undergraduate students studying aging in programs across the University. ASIG is student led and promotes the development of critical engagement across disciplines and explores diverse approaches to knowledge and inquiry related to aging education and research.

Together we:

Encourage thoughtful discussions about approaching issues around aging,
Explore different theoretical perspectives, methodological approaches, and changing conceptualizations of knowledge in aging,
Provide concrete opportunities for students to hone professional skills,
Focus on theoretical and pragmatic aspects of gerontology, and
Foster interdisciplinary communication and collaboration

To join ASIG, please email the Center for Healthy Aging and Innovation at CHAI@umn.edu, and you will be added to the ASIG email list- which will provide event updates and other important information!

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Agricultural Education, Communication and Marketing Club number sign 122

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Agricultural Education, Communication & Marketing Club #122

Registered Student Organization - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, Agriculture/Animals/Natural Resources, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
As a club, we work to further professional roles in agricultural education, communication and marketing.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Al-Madinah Cultural Center number sign 612

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Al-Madinah Cultural Center #612

Registered Student Organization - Cultural, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 4 - Marisol Rosado-Carrisalez

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Al- Madinah Cultural Center’s goals are to educate the UMN community by creating a better understanding and appreciation for the diverse cultures and traditions of Islam and Muslims through educational, social, and community activities.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Alpha Alpha Chapter of Alpha Tau Alpha number sign 4744

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Alpha Alpha Chapter of Alpha Tau Alpha #4744

EXPIRED - Registered Student Organization - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, Caseload 1 - Linda Lee

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Alpha Tau Alpha is a National Professional Honorary Agricultural Education Organization that plays a vital role in the preparation of those who have chosen a major in agricultural education or extension education.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
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Alpha Phi number sign 379

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Alpha Phi #379

Registered Student Organization - Sorority/Fraternity, Service/Volunteer/Philanthropy, For Undergraduate Students, Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life (OFSL), Caseload 1 - Linda Lee

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Contact: Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Chapter Mission Statement:
Alpha Phi is a membership organization dedicated to promoting sisterhood, cultivating leadership, encouraging intellectual curiosity and advocating service.

Alpha Phi provides unlimited leadership opportunities, academic support, campus involvement, and most importantly, long-lasting friendships.
As a lifelong commitment, Alpha Phi provides an unparalleled collegiate experience and highlights individual growth through friendship and sisterhood.

Our chapter holds two principal philanthropic events per year: HeartBeat Week and The Red Dress Gala. Both of these events fundraise to support women's cardiac health and the Alpha Phi Foundation.

Alpha Phi Foundation : In 1956, Alpha Phi became one of the first women’s fraternities to establish a Foundation. It was created as a trust agreement to award scholarships and promote cardiac aid. Today, the original priorities hold true in our five vital programs:  - Supporting innovative leadership training and programming led by Alpha Phi Fraternity - Awarding scholarships to undergraduate and graduate Alpha Phis - Investing in the advancement of women’s heart health - Helping members in need through the Forget Me Not Grant Fund - Celebrating the forward-thinking women that shaped Alpha Phi by preserving our rich heritage 

Alpha Phi also supports the Kali Reinhardt foundation. This foundation
 The Kali Reinhardt Leadership Fund was created within the Alpha Phi Foundation to support the leadership development of the women of the Alpha Phi Epsilon Chapter. It honors Kali Reinhardt, a member of the Epsilon chapter from 2014-2018, who passed away in 2020. Kali held numerous leadership positions within the chapter, including Chapter President or “Prez Mama” as she was lovingly referred to. She was an outspoken advocate for female empowerment and pushed all the women in the chapter to be bold, support one another & take action on the things that matter.
 In her honor, this fund provides retreats, educational seminars, Alpha Phi international events, and sisterhoods to invest in bold, brave female leaders like Kali.   Her legacy will go on in perpetuity.

Students can get involved by going through Formal Recruitment or Informal Recruitment.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers at the University of Minnesota number sign 4833

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American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers at the University of Minnesota #4833

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, Interest/Affinity, Agriculture/Animals/Natural Resources, For Undergraduate Students, Environment/Sustainability, Academic/Honorary Society

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Our mission is to provide students the opportunity to learn more about engineering and design challenges related to agriculture, water resources, soil health, and sustainability. We will also engage the local community with sustainable projects, outreach, and education. Furthermore, we will provide members with opportunities for industry networking and professional development.

Membership Benefits
Members will get to learn more about water, agriculture, and environmental sustainability alongside their peers.

Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration
American Society of Civil Engineers - Student Chapter at University of Minnesota number sign 676

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American Society of Civil Engineers - Student Chapter at University of Minnesota #676

Registered Student Organization - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The University of Minnesota Chapter of ASCE's mission is to connect Civil, Environmental, and Geo-Engineering students with industry opportunities, educational resources, and fellow CEGE students and increase interest in civil engineering as a profession. ASCE-UMN offers all members free access to monthly general meetings with guest speakers from prominent local engineering firms, social events like sports games and bowling, and professional development events like resume reviews and career fairs. ASCE is dedicated to providing a fun environment for CEGE students while providing a professional network to jumpstart their career.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Apparel Design Collective number sign 2290
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Apparel Design Collective #2290

Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 3 - Nate Duncan

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Contact: Mae Sann, Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The mission of the Apparel Design Collective is to cultivate a vibrant community of students passionate about apparel design. We strive to provide educational opportunities, foster creativity, and promote professional development through workshops, events, and networking. By encouraging collaboration and inclusivity, we aim to empower our members to excel in their academic and professional endeavors and to contribute meaningfully to the apparel design field.

Membership Benefits

Apparel Design Collective #2290 has a total of .

Event Contributor - x9

Master Messenger - x20
Lifetime membership
Arab Pre-Health Association number sign 4715

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Arab Pre-Health Association #4715

EXPIRED - Registered Student Organization - Cultural, Pre-Health/Health Professional, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 1 - Linda Lee

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
At APHA, we are dedicated to empowering Arab students to thrive academically, professionally, and personally. Our association is driven by the belief that through unity, education, and service, we can contribute to a healthier and more equitable future for all. We aim to promote a deeper understanding and appreciation of Arab culture among our members and the broader university community. APHA hopes that in fostering a cross-cultural understanding, we can soon apply that to the variety of health-care professions.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
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ASHRAE @ UMN number sign 4895

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ASHRAE @ UMN #4895

Registered Student Organization - Career/Professional Development, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, For Professional Students, Environment/Sustainability, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The mission of an ASHRAE Student Chapter is to advance the arts and sciences of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration (HVAC&R), and related fields while fostering student engagement in sustainability, innovation, and professional development. Student chapters provide technical education, hands-on experiences, and career growth opportunities through networking, internships, and scholarships. They encourage research, innovation, and participation in ASHRAE-sponsored projects and competitions while promoting energy-efficient building practices and sustainability efforts. Additionally, they help students develop leadership skills, build professional relationships, and align with ASHRAE’s broader mission to serve humanity by advancing technology for a more sustainable world.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Aspiring Educators Twin Cities number sign 5073

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Aspiring Educators Twin Cities #5073

Registered Student Organization - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, Caseload 3 - Nate Duncan

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Aspiring Educators Twin Cities (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities) shall provide a united voice for all education, leadership in education innovation, dedication to students and families, and an unwavering commitment to the welfare of our members. Aspiring Educators Twin Cities shall be committed to democracy.

Aspiring Educators Twin Cities (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities) shall be a campus organization that provides service to its members by building and maintaining a strong, effective chapter and by promoting instructional advocacy.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Atomic and Molecular Physics Club number sign 5000

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Atomic and Molecular Physics Club #5000

Registered Student Organization - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Contact: Mahdi Khamseh

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Atomic and Molecular Physics Club (referred to as, "IsoQ") is a student-run lab that designs, builds, and openly shares affordable AMO experiments—starting with a Rubidium-87 MOT. We turn classroom physics into shipped hardware by blending optics, RF, vacuum, control, and software, mentoring members through real projects and publishable build guides. We grow a collaborative, inclusive community across UMN and partners through workshops, talks, and outreach to lower barriers to quantum-tech education. We operate safely and rigorously, aiming to make UMN a hub for student-led quantum instrumentation.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Black American Student Association number sign 4939
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Black American Student Association #4939

Registered Student Organization - Social/Recreational, Activism/Social Justice, Cultural, Service/Volunteer/Philanthropy, Racial Justice, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 3 - Nate Duncan

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The goal of this organization is to hold space for Black Americans descendants of enslaved people by providing a space to highlight the many aspects of our culture. We hope to nurture a community, not only amongst ourselves, but amongst the Diaspora by acknowledging and exchanging culture and education.

Membership Benefits

Black American Student Association #4939 has a total of .

Event Contributor - x1
Lifetime membership
Black Motivated Women ( BMW ) number sign 1821

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Black Motivated Women (BMW) #1821

Registered Student Organization - Activism/Social Justice, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Contact: Mumtaz Sheikh-Mohamed, Zaynah Williams, Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Black Motivated Women is a nonprofit organization established for the expressed purpose of developing leadership skills, and awareness of social responsibilities, and to encourage students to further their education. All Black Motivated Women’s Initiatives are aligned with our four founding pillars of Health, Education, Culture, and Service. BMW serves as a vehicle in educating our community on all aspects of being a black woman (from all nationalities) in today's society. We plan to stretch beyond the University of Minnesota campus and serve both our campus and the community through forums, events, and volunteer service. In order to become a member, anyone can attend our events.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Building Resources, Inclusivity, and Diversity to Generate Equity for all number sign 4932

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Building Resources, Inclusivity, and Diversity to Generate Equity for all #4932

Registered Student Organization - Activism/Social Justice, Health/Wellness, Pre-Health/Health Professional, Service/Volunteer/Philanthropy, Racial Justice, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 3 - Nate Duncan

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
BRIDGE (Building Resources, Inclusivity, and Diversity to Generate Equity) is committed to reducing health disparities in historically marginalized communities—particularly BIPOC populations—through education, outreach, and meaningful collaboration. We aim to connect students, healthcare professionals, and community members to cultivate culturally responsive service, promote health equity, and empower future leaders to take purposeful, informed action.

Membership Benefits
All BRIDGE members, including general and executive members, are entitled to the following benefits:

For General Members:

Access to BRIDGE-hosted workshops, events, and community outreach initiatives

Opportunities to volunteer and earn service hours related to health equity and advocacy

Eligibility to apply for internship positions within the Executive Board

Professional development opportunities such as resume reviews, mock interviews, and guest speaker panels

Networking with healthcare professionals, community leaders, and fellow students

Priority access to BRIDGE resources (e.g., newsletters, research materials, or wellness kits)

For Executive Board Members and Interns:

All benefits listed above, plus:

Leadership experience and involvement in planning and executing BRIDGE initiatives

Mentorship opportunities within the board and with external professionals

Preference in representing BRIDGE at university or community partner events

Letter of recommendation consideration upon successful completion of term

Opportunity to contribute to strategic decision-making and long-term impact

Lifetime membership
Building, Advancing and Loving Indonesia Club number sign 4955
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Building, Advancing and Loving Indonesia Club #4955

Registered Student Organization - Service/Volunteer/Philanthropy, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, Caseload 1 - Linda Lee

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Contact: Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The purpose of this NGO is to raise money and awareness for underserved students in Bali, Indonesia. We aim to fundraise and donate 100 percent of our funds to a group of small after-school learning centers in Bali, where students will receive a free education in English, life skills, and computer skills. We will raise money to support existing programs as well as provide funding to build new classrooms and other needed materials such as computers, desks, or school supplies. This program works with The Suwandi Foundation, our parent non-profit, to bring club members to Bali, Indonesia as volunteer English teachers on their service learning trips.

Membership Benefits

Building, Advancing and Loving Indonesia Club #4955 has a total of .

Event Contributor - x8
Lifetime membership
CARP at University of Minnesota number sign 4492

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CARP at University of Minnesota #4492

Registered Student Organization - Cultural, Public Affairs, Religion/Faith/Spirituality, Service/Volunteer/Philanthropy, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, For Professional Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
CARP is the collegiate ministry of the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification, commonly known as the “Unification Church.” We welcome individuals of any cultural, ethnic, or religious background. We provide an environment where students and young adults can contemplate important life questions, seek answers, and improve their lives through practice, based on our Three Core Principles:
God - Renew our spirituality through seeking truth and relating with God as our Parent
Family - Realize one family under God through practicing integrity and true love
Peace - Raise true leaders who create a peaceful environment and united world

We strive to reach peace and reconciliation of differing cultures in all realms through fun and educational activities. Along with the principles, we study important figures and ideas that we believe will create a peaceful world where everyone can be united as one family under God.
Please join our events or contact the president if you are interested in learning more!

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
CEHD International Student Community ( CISC ) number sign 4594
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CEHD International Student Community (CISC) #4594

Registered Student Organization - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, Campus Governing and Advisory Boards, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, For Professional Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Contact: Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The CEHD International Student Community (CISC) represents international students pursuing education at the College of Education and Human Development (CEHD). In 2022, the CISC was founded by members who believe that a community of international students within CEHD is essential to enhancing mutual learning, increasing our presence, and advocating for our needs. The community at the college level is crucial in light of the fact that we share similar interests and challenges.

The aims of CISC are:
To serve as the voice of international students at CEHD by advocating for their rights and interests within CEHD and beyond.
To provide activities specifically designed to meet the needs of CEHD international students, including fun gatherings and academic and career development sessions.
To promote and facilitate conversations between CEHD international students and the university to advocate on behalf of their needs.
To orient international students to the resources available within the University of Minnesota and CEHD.
To create a sense of belonging to CEHD by having a community for international students within CEHD

Activities we offer are:
Engaging activities that CEHD international students get to know each other to build a community
Academic and career seminars that are specifically designed for CEHD international students
Discussion spaces to talk about our struggles and to think strategy for navigation (what needs to be done/changed by College/department/program)

All CEHD international students are welcome to join and organize the program. Our community is open to everyone who is a CEHD international student and who is interested in doing something for this community, so we are always looking for peers. We encourage many CEHD students to bring their own ideas for events. We plan the events together with our peers and offer them as CISC events. We are looking forward to hearing new ideas from you!

Our events and information can be found on our INSTAGRAM or website.

Feel free to reach out to us and join our community!

Membership Benefits

CEHD International Student Community (CISC) #4594 has a total of .

Event Contributor - x2
Lifetime membership
Children’s Dental Health Advocates at the University of Minnesota Twin-Cities number sign 4721

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Children's Dental Health Advocates at the University of Minnesota Twin-Cities #4721

Registered Student Organization - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, Activism/Social Justice, Cultural, Health/Wellness, Pre-Health/Health Professional, Public Affairs, Publications/Communications/Media, Service/Volunteer/Philanthropy, For Undergraduate Students, Environment/Sustainability, Caseload 1 - Linda Lee

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Emphasizing the sense of community and adequate oral health within younger generations, Children's Dental Health Advocates (CDHA) drives to raise awareness about the importance of oral healthcare specifically to the lower income students that go to elementary schools in the inner-cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. Through fun activities and events hosted by our members, volunteering from our club as a whole, donation of dental supplies, enjoyable educational videos, and so much more. Our mission is to showcase the importance of oral health care especially at a young age, while establishing meaningful relationships and fun memories with the youth!

Some other activities include:
- Tooth brush tally competition between each classroom. This is where we give kids in each classroom at an elementary school a tally chart for each day they brush and floss. The most tallies from a classroom and their students, that classroom will be the winner amongst all the other classrooms and win prizes!
- Host community wide painting/ drawing competition between different elementary schools and their students. Winner will recieve dental supplies and cute awards!
- Have fundraising stands, and events up to help raise money!

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Chinese American Student Association number sign 72
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Chinese American Student Association #72

Registered Student Organization - Activism/Social Justice, Cultural, Sports/Games/Recreation/Competition, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Contact: Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Chinese American Student Association (CASA) strives to promote community among students on the University of Minnesota campus through educational, social, and cultural activities and events. Additionally, we aim to share our Chinese American culture to promote diversity and understanding - both alone and in collaboration with other student groups.

Membership Benefits

Chinese American Student Association #72 has a total of .

Event Contributor - x1
Lifetime membership
CNAfME at the University of Minnesota number sign 3577

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CNAfME at the University of Minnesota #3577

Campus Life Program - Social/Recreational, Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, Fine Arts/Music/Film/Performance, Service/Volunteer/Philanthropy, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, For Professional Students, Caseload 3 - Nate Duncan

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
University of Minnesota CNAfME’s purpose is to promote professional development, support, and social activities benefitting the music education program within the University of Minnesota’s School of Music.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Collective Against Sexual Exploitation and Abuse number sign 4884

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Collective Against Sexual Exploitation and Abuse #4884

Registered Student Organization - Activism/Social Justice, Law/Criminal Justice, Service/Volunteer/Philanthropy, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Our mission is to stand together as a supportive community, dedicated to raising awareness and providing a safe space for survivors and allies. We aim to educate, advocate, and collectively inspire change, working tirelessly to prevent sexual exploitation and abuse. Through education, community engagement, and collaboration with organizations, we strive to build a culture of respect, empowerment, and justice for all.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
College of Education and Human Development Undergraduate Student Board number sign 2028

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College of Education and Human Development Undergraduate Student Board #2028

Campus Life Program - For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 3 - Nate Duncan

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The College of Education and Human Development Undergraduate Student Board is the official undergraduate student government for CEHD at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities. The mission of the board is to be the voice for the CEHD students and organizations, to enrich CEHD students' learning experience, to provide academic-related services to CEHD students, and to provide leadership opportunities to the CEHD students.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Colorstack@UMN number sign 4739

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Colorstack@UMN #4739

Registered Student Organization - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Contact: Khalid Muse

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Mission
ColorStack at the University of Minnesota is an inclusive student organization focused on bolstering the representation and success of Black, Latinx, and Indigenous students within the university's computing disciplines. Committed to addressing the unique challenges faced by these underrepresented communities, ColorStack's mission at UMN is tailored to the specific cultural and educational landscape of Minnesota. The group offers tailored professional development workshops, mentorship connections with industry leaders from the Twin Cities' thriving tech sector, and academic resources that align with UMN's computing curriculum. Through community-building activities, ColorStack fosters a sense of solidarity and belonging, providing a supportive network that celebrates diversity and promotes equity in tech at the University of Minnesota.

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Lifetime membership
Communication Studies Association number sign 48

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Communication Studies Association #48

Registered Student Organization - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 3 - Nate Duncan

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Contact: Quintin Rippiebakke, Paige Allen

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This group exists to create a social community among Communication Studies students, faculty, and staff, to serve its members with career information, knowledge, and experience in the various fields of Communication Studies and to aid the surrounding community with educational opportunities and services relative and pertinent to the area of Communication Studies.

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