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180 Degrees Consulting offers high-quality consulting services without the premium price tag. Our team comprises of carefully selected top-tier university students who volunteer their time because they share our vision and values. We partner with non-profits and social enterprises to provide innovative, practical, and sustainable solutions to the challenges they face.

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7Days A Cappella is the oldest A Cappella group at the University of Minnesota! We're a co-ed group, meaning individuals of all genders are welcome to audition. 7Days performs at a variety of events all throughout the year; although we perform primarily in the Twin Cities area, we've traveled to places such as Boston, New York City, and Los Angeles to connect with other groups and perform at national A Cappella events!

Every year, 7Days competes in ICCA-- the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (think Pitch Perfect)! Past accomplishments include a first-place finish and 2 awards for Outstanding Arrangement and Outstanding Vocal Percussion at the Great Lakes Region Quarterfinals in 2020, as well as an Outstanding Vocal Percussion award in 2023 at the Great Lakes Region Quarterfinals. If you've ever wanted to fulfill your Pitch Perfect fantasy with a close-knit family of talented college musicians, consider auditioning for 7Days!

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A Cause for Paws is dedicated to supporting animals by forming a community of animal lovers and volunteering together with rescues, sanctuaries, and shelters. As a group we participate in hands-on volunteer work. Such as visiting animal shelters, rescues, and sanctuaries to walk their animals, play with their animals, and any other needed volunteer work. We also attend various animal related events and host our own events on campus where we work on various types of animal related projects. We organize fundraising events to donate funds and projects to various animal shelters, rescues, and sanctuaries. Additionally, we work to spread information and awareness about where people can volunteer and donate, as well as any animal related events and opportunities they can be a part of.

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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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Accessible Science Knowledge wants to call attention to the science of every day and spread unbiased scientific information while fighting against disinformation. We want to highlight common science misconceptions, the science of sustainability, and give the public the opportunity to ask their own science questions! We are a group of scientists from diverse backgrounds hoping to improve everyone’s understanding of science, including outside of STEM fields.

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

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Our mission is to make a positive impact and cultivate a safe and uplifting space where we can spread kindness throughout the campus community.

Inspired by the incredible work of WildlyKind®, we firmly believe in the transformative power of kindness.
We never truly know the struggles someone may be facing, and by fostering an atmosphere of compassion, we can make a difference in the lives of others.

Throughout the upcoming year, we have exciting plans to organize various events.
You can expect us to hand out beautiful flowers adorned with kind notes (Petals & Positivity), offer pop-up snack tables during stressful mid-terms and finals, host social gatherings, and more!

Together, we can make a lasting impact on the lives of those around us.
Let's make the world a better place, one act at a time!

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Hello and welcome to the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Actuary Club! We are a diverse organization with a membership base primarily comprised of actuarial students and recent graduates; however, we welcome people of any major, college, or university in the area. Our club’s mission is to help shape a foundation for success for our students.

We host meetings and information sessions throughout the year with thought leaders in the industry. We plan them carefully with the hope that they will provide great learning and networking opportunities for our members. In addition, we sponsor an internship and career fair every fall where actuarial students across the state gather to meet and network with companies and their representatives. This year, we will hold career workshops to help members develop their professional skills. Topics will include resume and cover letter writing, effective networking techniques, and interview preparation.

Please feel free to email us if you are a student looking to become a member or a company looking to become involved, we would love to have you! You can learn more about the Actuary Club during our meetings. Meetings are on Thursdays from 5:30-7 PM, and we always have free food! The locations will be posted and emailed to members. During the spring semester, meetings are not held every week.

The best way to find out about meetings is via joining the mailing list.

We look forward to hearing from you.

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If you are interested in advertising, marketing, or communications, Ad Club is the perfect opportunity to learn about the industry and begin building your network! We have agency tours, workshops, speakers, and more. Whether you are just beginning to learn about the field or you are ready to take on an internship, we want to help give you the knowledge you need to make it in the advertising world! Email us at adclub@umn.edu to get started!

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Our mission is to create a welcoming community for Afghan and Afghan-American students while celebrating and preserving our rich cultural heritage. We aim to educate the broader campus about Afghanistan’s history and traditions, while empowering our members through cultural pride, academic support, and leadership opportunities. Through advocacy and collaboration, we strive to be a voice for Afghan students and a bridge to greater understanding.

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- Creates a sense of belonging for Afghan and Afghan-American students on campus.

- Preserves and promotes Afghan culture, language, and traditions through events and discussions.

- Celebrates diversity by sharing Afghan music, food, history, and holidays like Nowruz and Eid with the broader campus.

- Encourages academic collaboration and support among Afghan students (e.g., study groups, tutoring, mentorship).

- Provides leadership opportunities for members to develop event planning, communication, and team management skills.

- Supports career development through resume workshops, LinkedIn help, and internship/job prep tailored to first-gen or immigrant students.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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AfterDusk is a music group that performs and uploads covers in genres ranging from R&B to alternative. We also perform music that comes from a variety of different cultures.

We are here to provide a support group for students interested in playing live music by offering a venue to practice. We attend performance events and host a concert once a year for everyone on campus. We also perform on request for other student groups.

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Agni is an Indian Classical Dance Team specializing in the south Indian dance style, Bharatanatyam. We perform at on campus and off campus events and are transitioning into the national competitive circuit as well. Our practices and performances are currently fully in person and twice a week. Auditions are held in the Fall and over the Summer. Information on joining can be obtained through our social media (@agni_minnesota on Instagram) or via email (agni@umn.edu).

Our mission: Agni Indian Classical Dance Team aims to provide an environment for individuals to embrace and immerse themselves in Indian culture and dance. Bharatanatyam is a popular dance form in the states, but many students lose touch with the art when they move to university. We strive to motivate individuals to get involved with their communities through dance and promote diversity through sharing our culture and art.

What do we do? Agni is a primarily Bharatanatyam-focused dance team, hence the name Agni, as Bharatanatyam represents the element of fire. We perform at on campus and off campus events and are looking into competitions as well. Our practices and performances are currently fully in person and twice a week for one hour each.

How can I get involved? At the beginning of each semester we hold a no-commitment workshop, where you'll learn a short piece (30sec-1min) that you can later choose to audition with. Results are announced within a week.

Leadership: As an Agni officer (President, Secretary, Marketing Director, or Finance Director), you learn organizational and management skills when reaching out to organizations for performances, coordinating practices, or advertising and promoting the group. In terms of dance, officers use choreography as a creative outlet and gain valuable teaching skills.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: We are more than just a dance team, we provide a means to connect to our historical and cultural roots. Our main dance form is Bharatanatyam, a classical dance originating in Tamil Nadu, India over 3000 years ago. Modernized in the late 1900's it's an integral part of Indian culture and familiar throughout South Asia.

Recreation and Health: Being a part of Agni is a great way for you to express your passion for dance while maintaining a healthy and active lifestyle. We motivate each other to step out of our comfort zones and become better dancers. Not only do we promote physical health, but also mental health, as we're a family where you can take a break from the stress of school and life in general!

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Our mission is to create leadership development opportunities for members through interactive learning to enrich students and prepare them for the agriculture industry.

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

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Our mission is to empower AI enthusiasts with the technical expertise, leadership skills, and business insights to solve real-world problems and drive innovation.

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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.

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About Us

Alpha Chi Sigma is a co-ed professional chemistry fraternity that seeks to unite students with a love of chemistry and of the sciences in general. We also strive to teach others about the wonders of the chemical sciences through outreach activities in the community.

What Do We Do?

*Community Outreach*
We participate in a variety of outreach events across the Twin Cities where we conduct chemical demonstrations for children, families, or more general audiences. Alpha Chi Sigma also organizes an annual Scouts BSA merit badge day where our members teach chemistry and engineering-related merit badges.

*Professional Development*
Professional events help connect members of the chapter with alumni of the fraternity who work in industry or academia, as well as UMN faculty. We work to connect each other with unique research and internship opportunities and help our members form a network of friends and colleagues in the field of chemistry.

Our fraternity cares deeply about the welfare of its members and seeks to create a friendly and positive environment in every way possible. Members of Alpha Chi Sigma are heavily encouraged to support each other academically, mentally, and emotionally. Weekly study hours present an opportunity for members to collaborate or work individually on schoolwork, and we remind our members to focus on their academics and mental health first.

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You do not need to be a chemistry major to join Alpha Chi Sigma -- we only request that you have an interest in the chemical sciences! Contact axe@umn.edu for more information on how to join or get involved.

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We are the Minnesota Chapter of Alpha Delta Phi. Since 1892, we’ve focused on fostering a spirit of inclusion and community at the U while staying true to our literary roots.

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Alpha Epsilon Pi is unique at the University of Minnesota as a Jewish fraternity and brotherhood. We are dedicated to developing leadership for the Jewish community, strengthening fraternal bonds, and helping brothers grow and succeed.

Alpha Epsilon Pi is involved in the Greek community as an IFC fraternity, participating in Homecoming and Machy Days. We are also involved in the campus Jewish community, working with organizations like Chabad and Hillel. Our chapter hosts philanthropy events driven by the Jewish value of Tzedakah for organizations including the Gift of Life foundation.

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Alpha Gamma Delta is one of eleven Panhellenic chapters on campus. We are also the longest standing chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta internationally! Every year, we have sisterhood events, date parties, philanthropy opportunities, exchanges with other sororities and fraternities, and various leadership opportunities. Our goal is to create the strongest sisterhood possible and also improve the community around us! Please reach out on our instagram or email agdpresident.dc@gmail if you have any questions!

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The Purpose of Alpha Gamma Rho is to Make Better Men, and through them a broader and better agriculture through fellowship in a national organization that stands for the best social, mental and moral development.

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We strive to develop these skills through house activities, intramural sports, and campus involvement. We have members in nearly all CFANS
student clubs, the CFANS student advisory board, student government, and many other leadership and service groups on campus.

How to Get Involved:

For information on how to become involved with Alpha Gamma Rho contact us using the information provided, or visit our website here: https://umnagr.com/

How Does Your Group Create a fun and positive environment?

AGR men come from farms and towns across the Midwest. One thing that makes our fraternity special is that our chapter house truly feels like home.

Joining Alpha Gamma Rho means you'll be surrounded by other young men who share your values, respect you, treat you fairly, and push you to excel.

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Founded in 1904, Alpha Kappa Psi is the largest and oldest co-ed professional business fraternity in the world and has been recognized as the premier developer of principled business leaders ever since. Our values – brotherhood, knowledge, integrity, service, and unity – are at the cornerstone of AKPsi and are what enable us to prepare individuals to serve at the pinnacle of business leadership.

Members of the Alpha Eta chapter are presented with an unparalleled number of professional development opportunities and enjoy countless social and community service events throughout the semester. We pride ourselves on our robust network of brothers and alumni, which drive our high standard of personal and professional growth. Alpha Eta is the perfect place for individuals who strive to form strong social connections and are driven to succeed both academically and professionally.

Recruitment is held at the beginning of every semester, which consists of several social/informational events and a formal application. To learn more about our organization and how you can join the Alpha Eta chapter, visit www.akpsiah.org.

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Chi Psi is a men’s fraternity focused on fostering social relationships and pursuing academic excellence, philanthropy, and school engagement.

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Alpha Omicron Pi is a community of strong women, committed to sisterhood and service. AOII was founded on the ideals of character, dignity, scholarship, and college loyalty, values that drive us to work hard and make a difference in our community. As a chapter, our goal is to instill strong values in our members, prepare them for life after college, and form lifelong friendships in the process.

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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.

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We are a community of women of diverse backgrounds where sisterhood is always growing and where we push each other to be the best versions of ourselves. We keep it real and honest with each other because we only want our sisters to thrive. As the first Asian Greek Sorority in the state of Minnesota, Alpha Phi Gamma strives to promote scholarship and academic excellence, personal development, and leadership.

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Alpha Phi Omega is a national gender-inclusive community service fraternity founded on the principles of leadership, friendship, and service. With more than 500,000 members on over 375 college campuses across the country, Alpha Phi Omega continues to provide more service on more campuses than any other collegiate service organization.

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To be a leader is to be of service to your community. Members of Alpha Phi Omega are invited to develop their leadership skills and critically analyze what a leader looks like to them through special events and taking advantage of the opportunity to serve on the executive board or on one of our various committees.

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In addition, we know that the best way to build a strong community is through being a friend. We aim to foster friendships between students from across the University through hosting a wide variety of social events, “fellowship” as we call it, throughout the semester.

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Here at the Gamma Psi chapter, we are committed to providing meaningful group service opportunities in order to establish a space for our members to build a community on campus and in the greater Twin Cities area. We are dedicated to promoting active citizenship, community engagement, and ethical volunteerism through both our service events and group reflections on why we serve.

No matter your passions or interests, if you believe in the importance of service, you will find a community in Alpha Phi Omega. Email apo@umn.edu to learn more about how to join us!

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Welcome! We are the Alpha Chapter of Alpha Sigma Kappa - Women in Technical Studies at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. We are a sorority of women and non-binary folks committed to achieving our academic goals and promoting women and gender minorities in technical fields, through leadership, friendship, and support. Our purpose is to promote friendship, academic achievement, unity within the organization, and philanthropy throughout the community. We welcome trans women, trans feminine women, non-binary, and non-conforming folks to this organization.



We are a unique sorority because we are both social and technical, participating in Greek life and a part of the University of Minnesota Panhellenic Council while accepting women in STEAM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, Architecture, Mathematics). "Alpha Sigma Kappa" represents our social side, while "Women in Technical Studies" represents our goal of academic achievement.

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