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Aging Studies Interdisciplinary Group ( ASIG ) number sign 4510

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Aging Studies Interdisciplinary Group (ASIG) #4510

EXPIRED - 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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Contact: Email group officers

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
Group Re-Registration
American Chemical Society- University of Minnesota Student Chapter number sign 3176

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American Chemical Society- University of Minnesota Student Chapter #3176

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

Website

Mission
Welcome to the University of Minnesota chapter of the American Chemical Society. We bring together students who are curious about how chemistry shapes the world, from molecules in the lab to solutions for global challenges. Just as importantly, we foster a fun, welcoming community through social events, mixers, and low-stress ways to connect with others in STEM.

Membership Benefits
Peer community, career opportunities, networking, skill building, leadership experience, and academic support.

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
Pending Approval
Arts and Medicine Interest Group number sign 4628

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Arts & Medicine Interest Group #4628

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Career/Professional Development, Fine Arts/Music/Film/Performance, Health/Wellness, Pre-Health/Health Professional, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, For Professional Students, Caseload 1 - Linda Lee

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Contact: Nickolas Idrogo, Grace Thyen

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Arts and Medicine group is a place for medical students and other health professionals to engage with and learn about written, 2D, and performance media from/with their classmates in medicine, and from professionals who have found means of bringing their art into the medical sphere. The group is a collection of medical students from both Twin Cities and Duluth campuses who are interested in elevating the arts and humanities within medicine. We have several committees, with focuses on Music, Dance, Theatre, Visual Arts, and Writing.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Pending Approval
BioBuds number sign 4755

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BioBuds #4755

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, Pre-Health/Health Professional, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
BioBuds is a club that gives underclassmen undergraduate students at the University of Minnesota enrolled in the College of Biological Sciences an opportunity to gain mentorship from upperclassmen who share similar academic and/or career goals and provide a mentoring experience for upperclassmen.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration
Biodefense Interest Group number sign 4905
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Biodefense Interest Group #4905

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

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Contact: Jovany Betancourt, Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The purpose of BioDef is to foster a community of students interested in pursuing careers in biodefense, pandemic preparedness, public health advocacy, and/or related topics.

Membership Benefits

Biodefense Interest Group #4905 has a total of .

Event Contributor - x2
Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration
Biology Society and Environment Club number sign 4772

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Biology Society and Environment Club #4772

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, Agriculture/Animals/Natural Resources, Pre-Health/Health Professional, Service/Volunteer/Philanthropy, For Undergraduate Students, Environment/Sustainability, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The BSE club is a space for current and prospective students who wish to major in Biology, Society, and Environment to learn more about the different career paths available, to network among each other, and garner support through classes and any opportunities that may come their way. We're here to help offer and create a community among those within or interested in BSE as a major due to it's vast workload and the malleability of the major.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Pending Approval
Biomedical Sciences Graduate Programs Research Recognition Day number sign 2318

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Biomedical Sciences Graduate Programs Research Recognition Day #2318

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Career/Professional Development, For Graduate Students, Caseload 1 - Linda Lee

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Organizing committee for the annual Research Recognition Day which highlights the important research being done by graduate students and postdocs in the Medical School.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration
Black Graduate Collective number sign 4736
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Black Graduate Collective #4736

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Career/Professional Development, Interest/Affinity, Campus Governing and Advisory Boards, Activism/Social Justice, Cultural, Service/Volunteer/Philanthropy, For Graduate Students, For Professional Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

Website

Contact: Crystal Lemchi, Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Black Graduate Collective (BGC) was established to combat isolation and engage and support graduate and professional students of African descent. BGC works at a unique interface to bring professional and graduate students together through social networking events, community service, professional development workshops, and educational forums. BGC hopes these programs and opportunities create a space for students to express their stresses and accomplishments, engage in the community through service, and develop a strong network for professional support in their future careers.
While focused on Black graduate and professional students across all programs and backgrounds, BGC welcomes all students dedicated to its vision and goals. Furthermore the members of BGC, with unique emphasis on the community and service, are driven to a close and collaborative relationship with numerous organizations within the University and our local community.

Membership Benefits
Welcome to the Black Graduate Collective! Our community thrives on respect, inclusion, and collaboration. To ensure a positive experience for everyone, please adhere to the following guidelines:

1. Respectful Conduct:
Treat all members with dignity and respect.
Avoid discriminatory language or behavior.

2. Inclusive Environment:
Embrace diversity and foster an inclusive atmosphere.
Be mindful of different perspectives and experiences.

3. Positive Communication:
Engage in constructive and positive communication.
Resolve conflicts respectfully and privately.

4. Collaboration:
Support and collaborate with fellow members.
Encourage a sense of community and shared goals.

5. Confidentiality:
Respect the privacy of others.
Do not share sensitive information without consent.

6. Compliance with Policies:
Adhere to all organizational policies, guidelines, and expected role duties.
Report any violations promptly.

8. Responsible Use:
Use communication channels responsibly.
Avoid spamming or disruptive behavior.

9. Reporting Violations:
Report any violations to any of the Executive Board Members or bgc@umn.edu
To help maintain a safe and welcoming environment, reporting is anonymous.

10. Continuous Improvement:
Provide constructive feedback for the improvement of our community.
Contribute to program evaluation for the collective growth of the Black Graduate Collective.

By participating in the Black Graduate Collective, you agree to abide by these guidelines. Together, let's create a supportive and thriving community. Thank you for being a valued member of the Black Graduate Collective!

Black Graduate Collective #4736 has a total of .

Event Contributor - x6

Master Messenger - x50
This group is restricted to Group members & contacts only
Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration
Business of Healthcare Club number sign 4280

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Business of Healthcare Club #4280

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, Management/Entrepreneurship, Pre-Health/Health Professional, Political/Government, Caseload 1 - Linda Lee

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Contact: Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Business of Healthcare Club is dedicated to growing a dynamic community for undergraduate students, primarily majoring in business and STEM disciplines, who share a common interest in pursuing careers within the healthcare sector. Our mission is to facilitate meaningful connections with healthcare industry professionals, explore industry trends, and delve into cutting-edge technologies shaping the future of healthcare. This club is open to all students in business or STEM fields who aspire to have healthcare-related business careers.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration
CBS Events Board number sign 4611

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CBS Events Board #4611

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, Campus Governing and Advisory Boards, Pre-Health/Health Professional, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 3 - Nate Duncan

Website

Contact: Navroz Virk, Email group officers

Mission
The mission of the College of Biological Sciences (CBS) Student Events Board is to work with students, faculty, and staff within CBS and across the University to create an environment that is welcoming and fosters a sense of community. We do this by hosting multiple social and community events with the intention of connecting students with each other, connecting students to staff and faculty, and as well as increasing students' sense of belonging.

The board aims to represent all of CBS, that includes students from all backgrounds and different interests. We encourage all students to apply with an emphasis on students from historically underrepresented backgrounds, this includes and not limited to Black, Indigenous, and students of Color, LGBTQIA + students, students with disabilities, and international students.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
CFANS Graduate Student Board number sign 3665

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CFANS Graduate Student Board #3665

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Agriculture/Animals/Natural Resources, For Graduate Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Contact: Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The mission of the CFANS Graduate Student Board (GSB) is to improve the CFANS graduate experience, foster community, and serve as a link between students, administration, and alumni.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Pending Approval
Chroma Collective number sign 4642

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Chroma Collective #4642

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, Activism/Social Justice, Cultural, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, Caseload 3 - Nate Duncan

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
At the heart of diversity, creativity, and innovation lies the vibrant community of students of color within the College of Design. This group is a dedicated space for students from diverse backgrounds to celebrate their unique perspectives, experiences, and talents.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration
Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering Graduate Student Council number sign 4992

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Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering Graduate Student Council #4992

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, For Graduate Students, Environment/Sustainability, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The organization exists for the following purposes:
(a) To provide resources for Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering graduate
students that facilitate progress in graduate school activities.
(b) To address the holistic needs of Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering
graduate students, including academic progress, social interaction, cultural
assimilation, and mental health.
(c) To build an inclusive and harmonious Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engi-
neering community.
(d) To represent and advocate for the interests of all CEGE-GSC members (see Ar-
ticle II for membership definition) to the Department of Civil, Environmental,
and Geo- Engineering.
(e) To provide a forum for speakers to make presentations of timely interest to
members on contemporary aspects of civil, environmental, and geo- engineer-
ing.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration
CNAfME at the University of Minnesota number sign 3577

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CNAfME at the University of Minnesota #3577

EXPIRED - 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
Group Re-Registration
Curriculum and Instruction Graduate Student Association number sign 2766

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Curriculum and Instruction Graduate Student Association #2766

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

Website

Contact: Emma Nicosia, Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
CIGSA organizes social and intellectual activities to support the scholarly community in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Pending Approval
Cyber Defense Team number sign 4709
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Cyber Defense Team #4709

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
University of Minnesota Cyber Defense Team is a cybersecurity student organization that promotes cybersecurity skills along with workshops, competitions, presentations, and social gatherings. Within Cyber Defense Team will be a team of 12 which will qualify and compete in the annual regional and national Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (CCDC).

Membership Benefits

Cyber Defense Team #4709 has a total of .

Event Contributor - x6
Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration
Design Student and Alumni Board number sign 1901

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Design Student and Alumni Board #1901

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

Website

Contact: Michael Stoll, Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Founded in 2006, the Design Student and Alumni Board (DSAB) represents the Design Alumni Society and the Design Student Board. These groups meet and work together as one board, creating programs and opportunities that support the transition from college.

Student board that meets concurrently with the college alumni society board to enhance the transition from college to career for undergraduate and graduate students in the College of Design.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Pending Approval
Developmental Psychology Student Organization number sign 1011

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Developmental Psychology Student Organization #1011

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Service/Volunteer/Philanthropy, For Undergraduate Students

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Provide a fun and safe space for members of the Developmental Psych major & minor, as well as anyone else interested in development to learn more about the major, and partake in service events related to the field.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Pending Approval
Doctor of Physical Therapy 2027 number sign 4929

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Doctor of Physical Therapy 2027 #4929

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - For Graduate Students, Caseload 1 - Linda Lee

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
We are motivated to learn about the world of physical therapy. We are taking the skills that we learn from our professors and using them in clinical settings while also building our tool box when we become future clinicians.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration
Fellowship of Undergraduate Students in English ( FUSE ) number sign 2235

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Fellowship of Undergraduate Students in English (FUSE) #2235

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Fine Arts/Music/Film/Performance, Sports/Games/Recreation/Competition, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Contact: Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Fellowship of Undergraduate Students in English (FUSE) is a student-run club for undergraduate students in any major. Our mission is to enrich the educational experience of all undergraduates, with an emphasis on English students, and create and foster a sense of community among our members. We're working hard to revitalize and rejuvenate FUSE, so we're excited you're here! This semester, we will continue hosting writing workshops, book swaps, movie viewings, game nights, weekly book clubs, special holiday events, book drives, hangout and study sessions, speaker events, and more! Stay up-to-date by following us on Instagram (@fuse) and subscribing to our newsletter (email fuse@umn.edu if interested).

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration
Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology Club number sign 278

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Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology Club #278

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Agriculture/Animals/Natural Resources, For Undergraduate Students, Environment/Sustainability, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

Website

Contact: Liz Perelman, Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology Club is a student lead club that focuses on giving students hands on experiences with natural resource related topics and providing a social space for students with shared interests. We generally have biweekly meetings and weekend events/field trips where we visit wildlife or fisheries related places. To join the group, please email the fwcbclub@umn.edu and check out our Instagram: umnfwcbclub

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Pending Approval
Genetics, Cell Biology, and Development Club number sign 343

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Genetics, Cell Biology, and Development Club #343

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Promote and encourage collaboration and camaraderie between Genetics, Cell Biology, and Development majors as well as people with a general interest in genetics. Provide people with opportunities to learn more about pre-med, research, genetic counseling, and other options available to them through studying Genetics, Cell Biology, and Development.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration
Gopher AI club number sign 4811

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Gopher AI club #4811

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, For Professional Students, Academic/Honorary Society, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

Website

Contact: Han Tran, Josephine Veum, Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The ultimate organization that brings students motivated into the area of GAI/NLP, and expose student to Industry and Research opportunities.

Membership Benefits
Acquire the capabilities to become AI tech lead

Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration
Gopher Dairy Club number sign 381

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Gopher Dairy Club #381

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Career/Professional Development, Agriculture/Animals/Natural Resources, For Undergraduate Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

Website

Contact: Keenan Thygesen

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To promote a higher scholastic standard among students interested in the dairy industry.

To promote dairy interest, especially among students at the University of Minnesota.

To bring about a closer relationship among the students and faculty exhibiting interest in the dairy industry.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration
Graduate Society of Human Resources Leaders number sign 871

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Graduate Society of Human Resources Leaders #871

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Caseload 3 - Nate Duncan

Website

Contact: Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Graduate Society of Human Resources Leaders (GSHRL) aims to proactively and responsibly enhance the quality of graduate student's life academically, professionally, and socially by coordinating networking, programming, and events throughout the school year. Any student in the M-HRIR program is welcome to join. Please reach out to ipx@umn.edu for more information.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Pending Approval
Healthcare Ethics Reading Group number sign 4862

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Healthcare Ethics Reading Group #4862

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Social/Recreational, Career/Professional Development, Interest/Affinity, Activism/Social Justice, Law/Criminal Justice, Political/Government, Racial Justice, For Graduate Students, Political/Government

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The mission of the Healthcare Ethics Reading Group (HERG) is to cultivate a dynamic and inclusive community of learners and leaders in the field of public health, dedicated to exploring ethical issues in healthcare through rigorous study and discussion of historical and contemporary case studies. We aim to provide a safe and respectful forum for students to voice diverse viewpoints, fostering an environment of mutual respect and open-minded inquiry. By promoting a deep understanding of ethical dilemmas in medical practices and healthcare business operations, HERG endeavors to prepare its members for thoughtful, ethical decision-making in their future careers. Our commitment is to empower members with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate complex ethical landscapes, ensuring they contribute positively to the field of healthcare and public health.

Membership Benefits
Members of the Healthcare Ethics Reading Group (HERG) stand to gain a comprehensive understanding of ethical considerations in healthcare, enhancing their academic and professional preparedness. By engaging in discussions on a wide range of case studies, members will develop critical thinking skills and a deeper appreciation for diverse perspectives in medical ethics. Additionally, the club provides a platform for networking with peers and professionals in the field, fostering opportunities for collaboration and career advancement. This inclusive and scholarly environment supports continuous learning and personal growth in a vital area of public health.

Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration
Hispanic and Lusophone Linguistics Association number sign 1748

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Hispanic and Lusophone Linguistics Association #1748

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, For Graduate Students, Caseload 3 - Nate Duncan

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Contact: Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
HaLLA exists to contribute to the University’s diverse community through the promotion of Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian languages and cultures and to make available a forum for the presentation of graduate student work within the Department of Spanish & Portuguese.
During our monthly HaLLA meetings, the Hispanic Linguistics students and faculty present their current work, completed or in progress, often in preparation for a conference or to gain feedback on a research project or idea. These meetings provide the presenters with a friendly and encouraging environment in which to problematize aspects of their research and to discuss the future directions and implications of their work with their peers.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration
IBSL Booster Club number sign 4614

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IBSL Booster Club #4614

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, Agriculture/Animals/Natural Resources, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, For Professional Students, Environment/Sustainability, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Contact: Email group officers

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The IBSL Booster Club’s mission is to connect people with opportunities in research and education in a fieldwork setting at the University of Minnesota Itasca Biological Research Station and Laboratories. Through networking and outreach, we encourage the engagement of all interested community members in order to ensure that field work is an experience available to all.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration
IEEE Women in Engineering number sign 3200

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IEEE Women in Engineering #3200

EXPIRED - Campus Life Program - Academic Major/Minor/Program Related, Career/Professional Development, Health/Wellness, For Undergraduate Students, For Graduate Students, For Professional Students, Caseload 2 - Pachia Thao

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
“IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE) is one of the largest international professional organizations dedicated to promoting women engineers and scientists and inspiring girls around the world to follow their academic interests to a career in engineering.”

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Group Re-Registration

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