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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
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5. To facilitate partnerships between the various dental programs and professions. 


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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.

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AIChE is here to support academic success by bringing chemical engineers together and creating a space to allow them to build relationships to better support themselves throughout their academic career. Our mission is to create a community within the Chemical Engineering field here at the University of Minnesota. We strive to enhance the lifelong career development of chemical engineers through exchange of information and collaborative efforts among industry, university, and professional groups.

We focus on the future careers and internships of our members by bringing in various companies to talk about themselves and their job openings as well as providing opportunities for members to learn more about what a career in research might look like.

Our group's programming is centered around various events including industry info sessions, monthly general meetings, games, and more!

Students can get involved in our group by visiting our website https://aicheumn.wixsite.com/home to see upcoming events and join our mailing list. Anyone interested is welcome at our upcoming events and feel free to reach out with any questions about our student group!

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American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) is an international organization that promotes the art, science & practice of multidisciplinary engineering and allied sciences around the globe. The goal of the ASME Student Section at the UMN is to promote these same values as well as to provide a community for engineering students at the University of Minnesota.

ASME hosts social and professional development events throughout the year, which are open to all engineering students at the UMN. The student section also holds general meetings, section design competitions, volunteer opportunities, and more!

Students can get involved by joining our mailing list or emailing asme@umn.edu to stay up to date with all of our events! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @asmeUMN, and come to our events.

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We are a drama club with a focus on ancient Greek and Roman plays and performances. We also host events that are not necessarily connected to theater but are related to the world of Classical antiquity. We are open to all majors and both undergraduate and graduate students!

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App Developers Club is for all students interested in developing software, including mobile apps, web apps, frontend interfaces, backend systems, and more.

App Developers Club provides a welcoming space for students to gain real-world development experience through project teams, collaborate with mentors and peers in a professional setting, and grow their skills, whether they are beginners or experienced developers. We have developed, and plan to continue developing, apps that support and interest students across the university.

Check us out at adcumn.org!

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• Build apps with project teams
• Hands-on programming experience
• Instructional workshops
• Join socials, networking events, and club activities

Our primary communication for announcements and stuff related to the club is over discord:

https://discord.gg/XCqJEbv

Feel free to send an email though or just start showing up to meetings

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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.

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A collective of people who are generally interested in Art History as well as the specifics of local Twin Cities art and art history, in addition to the art of international origins. We also will focus on the interest of learning more about the field through guest lectures and field trips. As well as introducing art history to everyone non-specific to major.

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ACM-W at UMN aims to celebrate and support communities of women in computing at our school. We provide a wide range of resources and opportunities for technical and professional development. From hands-on workshops, career summits, and social hours we aim to make computing accessible, empowering, and fun.

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Joining ACM-W provides valuable benefits: you can add the membership to your resume to
showcase your involvement in a professional tech organization, receive priority consideration for
board member elections, gain access to the ACM-W room for studying or collaborating, and enjoy
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Our mission is to support the academic, social, and career needs of students of African descent in psychology and related disciplines. ABPS gives Black students an opportunity to develop a professional network geared towards social sciences. We aim to serve both undergraduate and graduate students and provide a safe and fun space for career development and social events for our members.

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The Astronomy Club strives to build a community of students with an interest in astronomy and to promote awareness of astronomical events. In practice, members gather for game nights, astronomy trivia, professor talks, space presentations, stargazing nights, and outreach events. For astro majors, it is a great way to meet other astro majors, and for other majors, it's a great way to get your astronomy fix! We know being an astro nerd and being an astro major don't always go hand-in-hand, so we gladly welcome students from all across the university to talk about space. Come to learn, hang out, and give back!

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BMES strives to help students reach their professional goals by continuous support and by enhancing connections to the academic, business, and medical communities, with the ultimate motivation of building and supporting the biomedical engineering community both at the U of M and beyond.

We provide outreach opportunities involving teaching or service, for the mutual benefit of our members and our community.

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It shall be the mission of the CFANS Undergraduate Student Board to:
-Be the dedicated and unwavering voice for CFANS undergraduate students.
-Actively represent the interests, concerns, and perspectives of all CFANS undergraduate students.
-Advocate for the needs and well-being of the undergraduate student community, promoting a supportive and inclusive environment.
-Foster active engagement through transparent communication, encouraging participation from all students.
-Establish clear and transparent communication channels to keep students informed and involved.
-Cultivate a vibrant and supportive community that values diversity, equity, and inclusion.
-Strive to create an environment that nurtures both personal and academic growth for all CFANS undergraduates.

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Code the Gap is a University of Minnesota student group. We strive to diversify STEM fields by teaching Python to teach K-12 students and encouraging the participation of historically underrepresented groups in STEM.

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The College of Biological Sciences Student Board is here to serve as the main governing body of the undergraduate College of Biological Sciences. We act as a bridge between students and faculty and try to increase communication and collaboration within the overall CBS community. The CBS Student Board advocates for the interests of the CBS Student Body through representation and collaboration with other organizations within CBS and with increased involvement in the greater University environment. The CBS Student Board works to provide support for student success and wellbeing, CBS related organizations, and the current and future needs of CBS students in order to enrich their college experiences.

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The CCAPS Undergraduate Student Board's mission is to provide a voice for students by creating a bridge between CCAPS students and the college's administration. Our board will raise the visibility and enhance the impact of CCAPS both within and outside the University of Minnesota community. It will provide leadership opportunities to enhance the overall student experience for CCAPS undergraduates.

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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.

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CSE FYMC is a mentorship program that seeks to assist freshmen students with their transition into the College of Science and Engineering by pairing them with sophomore, junior, and senior mentors within the college. Individuals are paired based on shared majors, values, and interests. CSE FYMC facilitates regular events throughout the semester to help foster engagement amongst mentors, mentees, and all CSE students.

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The Community Engagement Scholars Program (CESP) is a program for students who want to make a commitment to community engagement during their undergraduate experience. Students complete 400 hours of community engagement work, participate in reflective workshops and assignments, and complete a 1 credit senior capstone project. Because of the rigorous nature of the program, students are also recognized by the Board of Regents with a notation on their official transcript and a medal of distinction. The program is open to all undergraduate students in every major and college. The Community Engagement Scholars Program Leaders Board works to build community within the program by planning social events, hosting student-led conferences, leading workshops, and encouraging UMN students to join CESP.

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The Commuter Connection aims to foster a relationship between commuter students and the University of Minnesota campus community. Our purpose is to simply provide a welcoming space, both physical and digital, for commuter students to interact with one another and gain access to campus resources.

Our space in the Memorial Union, Room 204, is open to all students but is specifically targeted towards the needs and interests of commuter students. Our room provides storage space, free printing, microwave, fridge, utensils, and leisure space that fit the needs of many students who commute to campus. In addition to these resources, our room is also a space where commuter students can meet, get to know one another, and build a sense of community. Finding opportunities to connect with other students outside of the classroom is essential in the commuter student experience. We host events such as Scary-Oke, Pal-entine's Day, game nights, Muffin Mondays, and more to encourage students to create long lasting relationships that will follow them through their time as a student at the U of M. We are also open to collaborations with other student groups, including the wonderful cultural centers that we share space with at the Memorial Union. Some of our other programming includes our Discord server, and other virtual forms of programming and communication.

To get involved with the Commuter Connection, email us at commuter@umn.edu for any questions or concerns about our group. Our room will be open between 9am and 5pm at CMU 204, when U of M safety precautions and regulations allow. Otherwise, you can directly join our Discord server at https://discord.gg/RdJgVFQNq7. You can follow us on Twitter @umncommuters, and on Instagram @umncommutercentral

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We're a student group at the University of Minnesota interested in competitive programming. Our goal is to create an environment where students can hone their speed and accuracy in solving challenging problems, learn new programming concepts, and prepare for competitions and interviews.

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The Construction and Facility Management Association is a University of Minnesota student group devoted to creating real-world relationships in the construction field through numerous events, tours, and service projects. We aim to forge into the construction industry and gain lasting relationships with professionals.

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The mission of this organization is as follows: The Carlson Business Board, Undergraduate Student Government, serves as the bridge between Carlson students and its institutions to enhance the student experience. We do this by advocating for their needs, directing them to the growing repository of resources, and facilitating a strong community where all stakeholders in Carlson feel supported and valued. Centering student voices at the forefront of our action, our areas of impact include but are not limited to: Wellness; Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion; and Curriculum and Career Development.

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Engineers Without Borders USA builds a better world through engineering projects that empower communities to meet their basic human needs and equip leaders to solve the world’s most pressing challenges. At the heart of EWB-USA is its commitment to communities: a true partnership is essential in order for the projects to succeed. Together, we identify and implement appropriate solutions that communities are equipped to maintain for years to come. EWB-USA’s vision is a world in which every community has the capacity to sustainably meet their basic human needs. We work with community partners locally and internationally on a variety of community driven projects.

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We are a community of passionate individuals that share a common interest in entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurs are leaders of technology, medicine, engineering, design, business, and more. Entre Club aims to be the place where everyone at the U can come together to collaborate regardless of your major.

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The Environmental Student Association (ESA) aims to connect students who share similar values and ideas about their relationship with the environment. ESA is a community focused on improving the environment we live in through collaboration, education, and outreach. Everyone is welcome at ESA, regardless of their level of knowledge or experience. By raising environmental awareness both within our student group and to the larger community around us, we believe that one day we can create a more sustainable future for people and our planet.
Meetings are held every Monday night from 6-7pm in Bruininks 330. Can't commit to weekly meetings? No problem, come when you can and join us at events such as thrifting, hiking, gardening, trash pick-ups, visits to the farmers market, sustainable arts and crafts, networking opportunities, community outreach/activism, and more!
Email us at ea2534@umn.edu to be added to the email list and follow us on Instagram @umn_esa for meeting and event updates!
New members are always welcome!

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We are a student group who come together and build community around the Family Social Science major. We are all passionate people who want to work on different initiatives related to social science, activism, and community building. Through the group we will have community building within the major, larger community events, networking opportunities, graduate school support and more.

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-Access to the FSOS student lounge in McNeal Hall
-Lots of food
-Opportunities to lead funded projects
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Flying Gophers supports extracurricular activities performed by cadets of Air Force ROTC Detachment 415 at the University of Minnesota to provide every detachment cadet with lasting facilities and experiences not directly related to training that enhance the Air Force ROTC experience

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Forestry Club is for those who are interested in learning about Forestry topics, connecting with other students involved in / interested in forests, environmental science, and the outdoors, and for those who want outdoor recreation opportunities. We do a myriad of events from pumpkin carving to snowshoeing to camping! Every year between Thanksgiving and Christmas we also run a Christmas tree lot, where club members have an opportunity to work selling trees.

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The Undergraduate Geography Student Association (UGSA) is a student group for Geography majors and minors and for any students interested in the field. UGSA is a group of students committed to building community within the GES department and connecting what we learn in the classroom to the world around us.

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GISSO stands as a dynamic student-run organization that takes pride in supporting to students enrolled in the MGIS program, geography department, and others interested in GIS; provides a forum for presentations in GIS and careers in GIS; provides or identifies opportunities to participate in GIS related conference and field trips; and provides social activities and events for members. Our annual events include a variety of GIS Day activities and hosting the University of Minnesota GIS Career and Networking Fair.

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GLOBE is a Carlson-affiliated student group that fosters connections and community between Carlson students and visiting exchange students, providing strong friendships and greater cultural awareness. Throughout the semester, GLOBE hosts a series of events to help students make connections while sharing US and Minnesotan culture. Members are paired in 1:1 buddy pairings and also organized into "families" with other Carlson students and international students.

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Gopher Graphics is a student group fostering discussions and exploration in computer graphics, VR, 3D modeling, and animation. We provide a platform for both graduate and undergraduate students to delve into relevant papers, host workshops for skill development across all levels, and hold open house hours for collaborative project discussions.

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Each year, we design and build a vehicle to compete in the global Formula SAE Series. The competition goal is to design, manufacture, market, and race an open-wheel, open-cockpit, and single-seat vehicle designed for the weekend racer.

After graduation, Formula SAE students are sought out for their passion and attention to detail in developing highly-engineered, high-performance products. Being a part of Gopher Motorsports means developing life-long skills!

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GopherHack is a student organization focused on cyber security and Capture The Flag competitions (CTF).
We go over tools and strategies for tackling security concepts head-on, including: reverse engineering, pwn, cryptography, and network security.

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Overview: The Health Services Management Club is a student organization dedicated to supporting current and prospective students in the HSM program.

Our Mission: To provide information about the HSM program as well as a skill-building environment for students to become leaders in the healthcare industry.

Our Focus: The primary objective of the HSM Club is to empower our members with valuable insights into future careers and internships. To achieve this, we organize engaging sessions where our students can listen to and learn from experienced professionals currently working in the field. Additionally, we offer a range of events, tools, and resources designed to enhance internship and career opportunities.

Events: We host approximately 6 events per semester which are focused on career readiness. Example events include: career fair preparation, networking events, guest speakers, recruiting events, and so much more!

Get Involved: Prospective students can join the HSM club by signing up for our newsletter. If you have any questions you can also email us at HSMClub@umn.edu

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The Honors Multicultural Network is dedicated to providing social and career support for Honors students from underrepresented ethnic backgrounds by fostering a thriving community for academic and personal success through multicultural engagement and networking. We promote cultural exchange and community-building experiences to create a sense of belonging while addressing social issues to champion equity and justice initiatives.

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Members can expect to engage in networking opportunities with administration from all backgrounds, attend cultural events and panels, and be part of a safe space for honors students from underrepresented communities.

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A club for UMN-TC undergraduates who are interested in HRD, wanting to gain leadership and training skills, or learn more about the many parts of HRD

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To help undergraduates form connections in the field of I-O Psychology.
To help undergraduates find research opportunities, learn more about I-O related coursework, and provide opportunities to connect with faculty, graduate students, and industry professionals.
To collaborate with the University of Minnesota Psychology Department and maintain strong ties to staff, transfer students, and other psychology groups.

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The Insect Club is a student-lead club providing arthropod lovers with community, experiences, and connections within the field of entomology. Bi-weekly meetings range in topics from pollinator conservation to medical entomology. Some additional events including field trips to museums, insect collections, and more! Members may also participate in outreach events to share their knowledge and skills with the public. The Insect Club is for everybuggy, and encourages both insect lovers (and fearers) to step out of their comfort zone and learn about the most important organisms in the world. Feel free to contact us for more information. We are beeyond excited to see you there!

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We are a student group based on the Minneapolis campus of the University of Minnesota, affiliated with the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. We provide opportunities for leadership development, technical growth and professional networking, all within a welcoming community of students. We are located in room 2-110, Keller Hall.

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The University of Minnesota chapter of the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers (IISE) was founded by a group of industrial and systems engineering undergraduate students in 2015. Our group strives to contribute to the National IISE mission and provide members with tools for success. IISE at the University of Minnesota offers undergraduate students interested in Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISyE) a learning environment that consists of networking, problem solving, site visits, and outreach. Through this community, we continually develop relationships with peers and employers, help students expand their professional skills, and learn about career opportunities.

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Our mission is to empower international students in psychology by fostering community, offering mentorship, and expanding access to resources and career pathways. We are committed to creating opportunities for students to connect with faculty, discover diverse options in psychology, and succeed in their academic and professional journeys.

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Career & Academic Panels: Participate in interactive panels featuring international professors, alumni, and professionals who share their career journeys, graduate school experiences, and advice for international students.
Networking Opportunities: Connect with peers, mentors, and faculty to build a strong professional support system.
Skill-Building Workshops:Access workshops on résumé/CV building, research opportunities, graduate school preparation, and navigating career paths as an international student.
Campus Resource Connections: Learn about and get guided access to campus services such as ISSS, Career Services, and mental health resources.
Community & Belonging: Be part of a supportive community where international students in psychology can share experiences, celebrate cultural diversity, and collaborate on personal and professional growth.

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The Health Sciences Interprofessional Student Garden is a BeWELL initiative on the University of Minnesota–Twin Cities campus that fosters student leadership, wellness, and community by creating a space to connect through gardening and forming organic relationships across health professional disciplines.

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The Maternal and Child Health Student Interest Group at the University of Minnesota - TC was created for students to have a space to discuss MCH related topics and issues, and get involved with community service. Any UMN undergrad or graduate student with an interest in MCH is welcome to join!

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Math Club is open to all undergraduate mathematics students; students from other programs are also welcome. The goal of the club is to provide support, community, professional development, and mathematical enrichment for students.

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The ME Undergraduate Student Council serves to connect student voices with ME leadership, allow students decision-making power regarding their education, and host community-building events. We aim to be advocates for the students in the mechanical engineering major. We are housed internally in the Mechanical Engineering Department and are overseen by the director of undergraduate studies and the undergraduate program coordinator.

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We offer full-time students an opportunity to play competitive hockey while maintaining a balanced school schedule and social life

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The mission of the Minnesota Undergraduate Research & Academic Journal (MURAJ) is to engage undergraduate students across the University of Minnesota in the collaborative and educational process of assembling an academic journal that celebrates the breadth and depth of innovative thinking among undergraduate students. MURAJ showcases undergraduate research through a publication process that engages students throughout, with students contributing as authors, reviewers, and editors for the journal. Each manuscript published in MURAJ should embody three principles:
Academic rigor: The manuscript represents serious and involved academic or creative study, recognizing that research can take many different forms across disciplines;
Professionalism: The manuscript meets the appropriate aesthetic, formatting, and presentation standards expected for a publication in the given field of study;
Intellectual merit: The manuscript proposes an advancement to current knowledge, and contains important and well-supported arguments to benefit their specific academic field.

MURAJ seeks to provide an enriching educational experience to students involved in all aspects of the journal. Furthermore, MURAJ will actively work to maintain open accessibility to all students at the University of Minnesota by providing the journal in a free, accessible, and online format and promoting it to all students on campus. In pursuit of this aim, MURAJ looks to provide development opportunities for reviewers and editors in addition to the publication process for the authors.

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Founded in 1969, the Minnesota Urban Studies Student Association (MUSSA) is a Campus Life Program centered around strengthening the academic, professional, and social networks for University of Minnesota - Twin Cities students who share interests in the historical, current, and future development of urban spaces. Although we branch directly from the Urban Studies major and minor programs within the College of Liberal Arts, we welcome students to join our interdisciplinary community for any of our events.

Connect with us:

We are active on Instagram (@umnmussa), and would love to hear from you at our email (mussa@umn.edu) if you are interested in joining our Discord or mailing list.

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We are an interdisciplinary group aiming to promote a conversation among the fields related to neuromodulation, ranging from medicine to engineering to ethics and everything in between!

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• Gain insight into cutting-edge neuromodulation technology for the treatment of neurologic and neuropsychiatric disorders.
• Explore the evolving roles of clinical professionals in a patient's journey as the surgical and non-invasive neuromodulatory treatments are being integrated into therapy for treatment-refractory mental illness.
• Network with faculty members and industry representatives in the field of neuromodulation.
• Discuss basic science, translational, and clinical research focusing on electrical, magnetic, ultrasound, neurochemical, and optogenetic technologies.

Please fill out this form (https://forms.gle/d9rBRkdE6tsqJbweA) or contact a board member if you are interested in joining our group. We look forward to seeing you at our events!

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The Omicron Chapter of IEEE-Eta Kappa Nu (HKN) at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, is the honor society for the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Our mission is to encourage and recognize excellence in the IEEE-designated fields of interest, while helping our members build the lifelong skills that prepare them for careers in industry and academia. We are also committed to supporting the academic growth of ECE students at the University of Minnesota, and within the broader engineering community, through our peer tutoring services.

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OPENSTAGE is the University of Minnesota's student theatre production group. Through the Theatre Arts and Dance department, OPENSTAGE produces shows every semester by and for students.

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Product Design Minnesota (PDMN) is a campus life program dedicated to building and supporting our community of designers, connecting members with industry professionals, and cultivating the idea generation processes outside of the classroom. As a campus life program we promote the Product Design program at the U and provide services to help our members by hosting a variety of events such as workshops, collaborations with partnering organizations, sponsored events with local companies, and social events.

Don't hesitate to contact us with any questions~ the best way to reach us is at our email pdesmn@umn.edu

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Participation in club giveaways and contests
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The PSEO Student Association strives to make everyone's PSEO experience successful and fulfilling. We work to strengthen the PSEO community by hosting events on campus that allow students to make new friends and interact with other PSEO students. We also offer guidance and various tools to help students succeed in their classes and get involved with campus life beyond PSEO.

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Radio K is the award-winning student-run radio station of the University of Minnesota, playing an eclectic variety of music both old and new. Radio K educates students, breaks ground in musical programming, and provides cutting-edge cultural and sports coverage through our specialty shows and Real College Podcast. You can get involved with Radio K by emailing training@radiok.org and joining one of our weekly staff and volunteer meetings Friday's at 1:30 PM! These meetings can be attended either in-person in room 616 of the Rarig Center, or via Zoom at https://us05web.zoom.us/j/2349579783?pwd=S1JacEtocGlDSjZOdkNvWWtLQWZlZz09

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The Science and Engineering Student Board (SESB) is the official undergraduate governing body of the University of Minnesota College of Science and Engineering (CSE). SESB aims to promote collaboration between students, student groups, staff, and faculty, as well as academic and social engagement in CSE through its numerous yearly events. SESB provides students with regular opportunities for service and outreach to the University and neighboring communities. SESB offers students the opportunity to gain leadership experience and prepares them to bridge the gap between college and life beyond the University. Members are expected to attend bi-weekly meetings and participate in the planning of several events throughout the semester. SESB is open to all students at the University.

If you are a first or second year student looking to get involved, please consider applying for our committee sub-directorship program using this interest form: https://z.umn.edu/InterestSESB. Feel free to reach out to our Recruitment and Retention Directors, Leo Curtis (curti487@umn.edu) or Vitaliy Kornev (korne039@umn.edu), with any questions.

If you are not a first-year student and/or are interested in becoming involved in SESB in other ways, please visit our Committees page (https://sesb.umn.edu/committees) to learn more about the different ways you can join us! Committee meeting times can be found on our calendar (https://sesb.umn.edu/sesb-calendar).

For more information about SESB, check out our newsletter! You can subscribe to stay in touch with what we are doing at https://z.umn.edu/SESBnewsletter, and you can see former newsletters at https://z.umn.edu/sesbArchive.

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We are a student-led group committed to supporting and promoting the success of Latin Americans, Native Americans, and other historically underrepresented groups in STEM, from college students to professionals, in attaining advanced degrees, careers, and positions of leadership in STEM. To accomplish this we host workshops, seminars, networking events, and mentorship opportunities that bring together scholars, research trainees, and working professionals from all over campus.

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SPS at UMN is a community of physics students that seeks to create a social environment and to illuminate professional and academic opportunities.

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The University Speech Team is a student-led, collegiate speech team that aims to hone public speaking and argumentation skills while having fun! The team travels across the country to compete in speech tournaments between September and April, including national tournaments like the National Forensic Association (NFA) and the American Forensic Association (AFA).

There are 11 different events students may participate in that span public address, limited preparation, and interpretation. Past speeches have included an informative speech about crafting as a form of activism, a humorous speech about how racial imposter syndrome disproportionately impacts multiracial people, and a dramatic interpretation of the ongoing gaslighting of LGBTQ+ individuals.

Most importantly, the team strives to support students' academic journeys, develop friendships with speakers nationwide, and uplift students to be authentic. Through speech, we hope students discover communications skills they can use to advocate for a more just world. Past speakers have pursued law degrees, PhDs in communication, careers in journalism, and many more professional endeavors!

For more information, contact us at umnspeechteam@gmail.com

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The mission of Stone Arch Silicon is to lower the barrier between students and the semiconductor design ecosystem by providing hands-on experience in modern digital hardware development, from RTL design to fabricated silicon.

The organization aims to bridge the gap between academic theory and practical engineering by creating opportunities for students to learn, design, verify, prototype, and manufacture advanced hardware systems. Through technical education, collaborative projects, industry engagement, and access to semiconductor design workflows, the organization prepares students to contribute to the future of computing hardware.

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Members gain access to a collaborative community focused on semiconductor design, digital hardware, and computer architecture. Through the organization, students can develop practical engineering skills beyond the classroom by participating in real hardware projects and learning the complete design process from specification and RTL development to verification, synthesis, physical implementation, and fabrication.

Members have opportunities to participate in technical workshops, educational programs, and hands-on projects that provide experience with modern hardware design methodologies and electronic design automation tools. Students can build skills in areas such as SystemVerilog, FPGA development, ASIC workflows, verification, hardware acceleration, and semiconductor manufacturing.

Members also gain opportunities for professional growth through interactions with industry engineers, researchers, and semiconductor companies. The organization provides pathways for mentorship, technical networking, internships, research opportunities, competitions, and involvement in open-source hardware initiatives.

Through leadership roles and project participation, members can develop teamwork, communication, project management, and engineering leadership skills while contributing to ambitious student-driven hardware projects.

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SNPhA is an educational service association of pharmacy and ALL other health professional students who are concerned about the profession of pharmacy, healthcare issues, and the poor minority representation in these areas. The purpose of SNPhA is to plan, organize, coordinate, and execute programs geared toward the improvement of the health, educational, and social environment of minority communities.

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To provide oversight and increased supervision of activities for healthcare students at the School of Dentistry, Dental Hygiene and Dental Therapy. To ensure best service and care practices are being upheld by students

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TAG teaches students rope and saddle arborist techniques for recreational tree climbing.

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We are a passionate group of individuals who advocate for the ethical use of AI, with the overarching goal of serving the common good of humanity. Our club aims to foster a sense of belonging for students interested in AI and the field of computer science, regardless of their major or experience level, so our workshops and events are open to everyone! Through discussion groups, workshops, and guest speakers, we provide opportunities for learning and collaborating in various fields of AI.

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The University of Minnesota Rocket Team is committed to providing its members with hands-on engineering experience by designing, building, and launching high-powered rockets.

Our student-run organization competes in the Spaceport America Cup (SAC) competition annually. We also manage an R&D High Altitude project centered around surpassing our personal records with the eventual goal of reaching space.

Some of the team's most recent successes include winning the 30k Solid SRAD category at the Spaceport America Cup in 2023 and 2024, as well as the James Barrowman Award for Flight Dynamics in 2023 for being within 0.18% of our simulated altitude!

Other successes include winning the overall competition at SAC 2021, winning the 30k Solid SRAD category at SAC 2021 and 2019, and placing 1st overall at the Midwest Rocketry Competition 2019 and in the Alka Rocket Challenge in 2019. Our highest recorded altitude as a team is currently 44,910 ft, set by our High Altitude project at Spaceport America.

Find more information on our website: https://rkt.aem.umn.edu

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The TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) Student Board is a student group consisting of nine dedicated students. This team plays a crucial role in fostering a supportive and inclusive community, enhancing leadership skills, and enriching the overall college experience for underrepresented students. Through our efforts, the Student Board aims to facilitate an environment that empowers and provides a community for TRIO students.

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- The artistic swimming club strives to create competitive, creative artistic swimming routines. We work hard to swim our best at every practice and to make our trios, duets, solos, and teams as unique as we can. We welcome anyone to join, whether you've been competing since you were five or whether you have just become interested in the sport.
- Every year we compete at 2 dual meets, 1 regional meet, and finally, we compete in the national artistic swimming competition. We also hold a show so that our friends and family can view our routines as well.
- To get in touch with our team, DM the Artistic Swimming Instagram @umnsynchro for any details.
- Due to the nature of swimming as a team, we deeply value our community of artistic swimmers. We strive to make all club members feel welcome and we do our best to work together cohesively as a whole group. The team provides a great community for students to come together and support one another. We make sure that we work together as best we can and encourage each other always.

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Our mission is to provide a welcoming community for the sport of cricket at the University of Minnesota, in which cricket can be enjoyed competitively & casually, while growing cricket as a sport in the USA.

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The University of Minnesota Cycling Team (UMNCT) is composed of cycling enthusiasts ranging from recreational to competitive racers. All levels are welcome and everyone is encouraged to find a discipline (MTB, Road, Cyclocross, Gravel) and degree of involvement that fits their goals. We strive to include all personnel at the university to engage in the joy of cycling from undergraduate students to university professionals. We also take an active role to promote cycling as a fun, healthy, and environmentally friendly activity within the Minneapolis community and UMN campus

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History club is an academic and social club for anyone interested in History of any kind. We participate in History related discussions, games, films, and guest speakers and connect with other people with a shared interest in History. History club is welcoming to all with an interest in the subject matter regardless of major!

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The purpose of this organization shall be to create a community of students interested in emergency and prehospital medicine. This organization aims to make an impact on the implementation of emergency care on the University of Minnesota campus and surrounding communities.

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Creating and fostering a community of University of Minnesota students interested in emergency and prehospital medicine. It will be a place to discuss different EMS topics through discussion, guest speakers, presentations, and interactive activities.

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The University of Minnesota Women's Club Soccer Team is a student-run organization that competes at the US College Club Soccer (USCCS) level. The club is one of the premier programs in the nation and demands a high level of commitment from the players both on the field and also in their education and community. The club consists of one team with about 23 players.

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The Anthropology Club's mission is to provide a space for University of Minnesota students to contribute to the anthropological discipline in a meaningful and proactive manner through an ongoing conversation about the past, present, and future of humanity. The club welcomes students from any major and minor to join and participate in bi-weekly discussion meetings and social events. Additionally, Anthropology Club puts on an annual conference that hosts academics and promotes student research.
Joining the club is easy! Email anthro@umn.edu to receive our weekly newsletters and keep up to date on our club activities!
The Anthropology Club hosts weekly club meetings, film screenings, game nights, field trips to places of anthropological interest, and opportunities to connect with other students and faculty. The Anthropology Club is also responsible for the annual University of Minnesota Undergraduate Anthropology Conference. We provide extracurricular activities that support both the university anthropology major/minor and general interest in anthropological topics. Students join Anthropology Club in order to further personal and academic goals while also enjoying social events that form friendships and connections with people of similar interests. The Anthropology Club normally meets in Room 385 of the Hubert H. Humphrey School of Public Affairs for weekly meetings and events throughout the year. Stay updated with our meeting times and event information that are posted in our newsletter and on our social media platforms. No application required! You can simply subscribe to our newsletter and participate in club activities. Follow us on Facebook(UMN Anthropology Club) and Instagram(@umnanthro) to keep up with our events and opportunities. If you have further questions, don't hesitate to contact us at anthro@umn.edu.

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About: Undergraduate Physiology Society [UPS] (not to be confused with the United Parcel Service) is a group of University of Minnesota undergraduate students who are passionate about physiology and the human body. Founded in 2009, UPS is student-governed, and affiliated with the department of Integrative Biology and Physiology, with Dr. Vincent Barnett as our advisor. Although many members are physiology majors, this is not a requirement for membership, and we encourage non-majors to attend our meetings and events. UPS serves to build a community between undergraduate physiology majors, as well as any students interested in the field of human physiology. UPS has social and educational events several times per month, along with service projects to build the growing community of undergraduate students interested in physiology. We introduce guest speakers at each meeting, including IBP faculty and staff, physiology alumni, professors and TAs, and more. UPS also organizes tours of research labs and field trips to events in the surrounding community.
Our Mission: The mission of this organization is to connect University of Minnesota students interested in physiology to resources within the Department of Integrative Biology and Physiology in the hopes of fostering academic and scientific interests, and to represent physiology students to the wider university community through social events and community involvement.

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Stat Club is an undergraduate student-run organization that fosters engagement with statistics beyond the classroom. The club sponsors guest speakers, organizes workshops, and provides networking opportunities with faculty, alumni, and professionals in the Twin Cities. Members have the opportunity to connect with professors and explore the wide range of academic, research, and career paths that statistics can lead to. Founded to support the professional and personal growth of young statisticians, Stat Club strives to build a stronger and more connected statistics community. The board and undergraduate volunteers work together to host events, promote collaboration, and create opportunities that showcase the diverse applications of statistics in both academic and professional settings.

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Our mission is to form a pre-med community by offering unique opportunities for pre-med students such as exposure to the clinical decision making process, hands on surgical experiences, mentorship with medical students, and offering connections with physicians.

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Women in Business is dedicated to bringing together business professionals and students, regardless of major, background, or identities, to network and to learn about a variety of business topics. WIB offers bi-weekly meetings, monthly volunteer events, social events, a mentorship program, and networking opportunities.

Women in Business is for the student who wishes to grow personally and professionally while practicing intersectionality connecting and uplifting everyone who identifies as a women. Our members help create a safe, inclusive space for all. WIB also partners itself with businesses that support undergraduate students, that give back to the Twin Cities community, and that contribute to the success of its future leaders.

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The University Honors Student Association (UHSA) is a student led group that creates a space for connection and community within the honors programs. Each semester, the UHSA Executive Board plans a variety of events that give honors students the opportunity to relax, have fun, and meet other honors students.

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Welcome to the Ballroom Dance Club at the University of Minnesota! For over 30 years, we have sought to spread the love and understanding of ballroom dancing throughout the University community and Twin Cities metro area. Our mission is to create a fun atmosphere for the University and surrounding community. We’re really lucky at BDC to be able to offer professional ballroom lessons! Our club is open to anyone, not just students. We focus on establishing an inclusive environment where dancers return year after year. No special clothing, previous experience, or partner is necessary!

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Whether you love to play video games casually or competitively, the Esports Club at the University of Minnesota has a place for you! Our club has gaming communities across many different titles including Rocket League, Overwatch, Valorant, and more! Each game supported by the club has competitive teams that play in tournaments against other colleges every semester. They also have casual communities to hang out, chat, and game with fellow fans.

The club hosts many casual events every semester, both in-person and online, such as in-house tournaments, watch parties, and more. All are welcome to attend!

The club is open to everyone, and we encourage you to join our Discord server to learn more, track events, and find your place: https://discord.gg/gUy4j99

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Welcome to the page for the University of Minnesota Fencing Club!

Whether you've been fencing for a long time, or have never tried it before, we encourage all students with an interest in fencing to join our club.

We practice with drills and bouting, and fence against other schools in the Midwestern Fencing Conference at competitions throughout the year (including University of Wisconsin, University of Iowa, Northwestern University, and Lawrence University), and host several individual tournaments at the University Recreation and Wellness Center per year.

Our current practice schedule is Mondays and Thursdays from 6pm-9pm, Wednesday from 6pm-8pm, and Saturdays from 1pm-3pm in Cooke 308 (enter through the RecWell main entrance). If you have even a slight interest in fencing, we hope to see you there!

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We aim to provide University students with the following:
-The ability to participate on a competitive university-based soccer team.
-Student leadership development through the club officer positions.
-Opportunities to appreciate and apply the values of hard work, dedication, and teamwork.
-A positive social environment for students with common interests to meet and learn from one another.

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Minnesota Men’s Crew is a nationally competitive rowing team open to all students. Most of our team members began with no rowing experience before stepping foot in the boathouse, so we welcome anyone looking to learn something new, work hard in a fun team atmosphere, and reach a level of rowing that challenges even some of the D1 collegiate rowing programs across the country! With a supportive, competitive, and motivating environment, our club strives to help members grow as athletes and individuals.

During the school year, our team practices on the Mississippi River in the late afternoon Monday-Friday and Saturday mornings. During the winter months, we continue to practice by utilizing equipment at the Irene Claudia Kroll Boathouse. During the fall and spring semesters, we compete against other collegiate programs at home and away regattas on some weekends. This includes the ACRA National Championship Regatta where we face some of the top club rowing programs in the country to wrap up our spring season!

If you are interested in joining Minnesota Men’s Crew or have any questions about our team or rowing in general, please fill out our interest form at https://www.minnesotarowing.org/join or contact us via email at umcrew@umn.edu.

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We compete against other teams at both the club and Division I levels, including other Big Ten schools. Our team is a member of GymACT, a national association of competitive club gymnastics teams, which hosts a national championship at the end of the season. We also have daily practices where members can work out together while building a sense of team and community.

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Our mission is to sponsor and organize Ultimate at all levels of competition for all interested members of the University of Minnesota community, and to provide quality fun and competitive opportunities for new and experienced players. This includes a range of activities from non-competitive pickup games to highly competitive intercollegiate and club tournament play.
We have three teams as part of our club, with various levels of commitment and competitiveness. Because of this, we cut nobody from our program. There is a spot for everyone on one of our three teams. Our A team competes at a national level, travelling to play teams from across the country. Our B and C teams are quality developmental teams that compete and travel on a regional level.
Feel free to contact team leadership at umnmensulti@gmail.com if you are interested in joining or have any questions!

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The mission of UMN NeuroNetwork will be to work with students, staff, and faculty within the Neuroscience Department and create an environment that fosters a sense of community and belonging for Neuroscience majors and minors. This will be done by hosting recreational events for students and staff and providing research and volunteer opportunities for students within Neuroscience. Students will be able to interconnect with each other and with the Neuroscience faculty to create a stronger connection and a sense of belonging.

We aim to target students from all backgrounds and different interests. We encourage all students to participate in the events and activities hosted by the executive board including students from historically underrepresented backgrounds, this includes and not limited to Black, Indigenous, and students of Color, LGBTQIIA + students, students with disabilities, and international students.

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University of Minnesota Robotics is a student organization at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities. We have three major goals: to design and build robots, to support the FIRST Robotics program in the Minneapolis and St. Paul areas, and to host outreach events to raise awareness of robotics and STEM education.

Currently, our teams compete Lunabotics, VexU, and Robomaster competitions. Additionally, we participate in non-competitive robot builds, including Robot in 3 Days (RI3D).

Outside of competition, we mentor local robotics teams, volunteer at regional events, and facilitate workshops for K-12 students in Minnesota.

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The Tae Kwon Do Club is a small but dedicated club that provides a space to learn and practice Tae Kwon Do. Additionally, we also teach self-defense, tricking, grappling, and general conditioning. Anyone can join any practice at any date, as long as they show up ready for exercise!

Tae Kwon Do is an excellent workout and helps develop both strength and flexibility. We also have an amazing community of members with shared interests, but greatly diverse experiences and backgrounds, inside and outside of Tae Kwon Do.

Contact tkd@umn.edu with any questions!

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Welcome to the official page for the University of Minnesota Club Tennis Team! We are a student-run organization that combines a fun atmosphere with a competitive spin. We encourage all skill and interest levels to come try-out for the 2024-2025 academic year!

Please follow our Instagram for the latest pictures and announcements!

If you are interested in more information as it becomes available and/or want to try-out, please send us an email at tenniscb@umn.edu and we will put you on our mailing list for updates! Additionally, if your team would like to compete with us, please email us as well!

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The University of Minnesota Undergraduate Mock Trial Association is a student organization that competes in intercollegiate mock trial competitions. Each year, students receive a packet of case materials from the American Mock Trial Association (AMTA) and prepare a presentation of both sides of the issue. Students then travel around the state, region, and country competing against other colleges in tournaments. The activity is an excellent avenue to develop public speaking, critical thinking, trial advocacy, and teamwork skills.

Our overall purpose is to provide an avenue for students from diverse disciplines and fields of study to interact, exchange ideas, and gain a better understanding of the legal profession. It is also to participate competitively in the activities of AMTA including Invitational, Regional, and National Tournaments.

Each trial consists of a prosecution or plaintiff team from one college and a defense team from another. Teams form a case theory and select witnesses from a pool, weighing the value of the testimony from each option to structure the narrative of their case. Teams present opening and closing statements, their own witnesses, as well as cross-examine the opposing side's witnesses. Some students perform as attorneys and are scored on their ability to make arguments, question witnesses, and respond to changing circumstances in the trial. Other students are scored as witnesses and are responsible for bringing one of the witnesses from the case to life.

If you have any questions or want to learn more about mock trial, please contact us at mtrial@umn.edu.

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We are the Women's Club Hockey team at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. As a team we compete nationally in the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) Division 1, and as members of the Women's Midwest College Hockey League (WMCHL). We emphasize the importance of academics, a balanced college life, and support our players as they prepare for their future endeavors!

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The goal of this club is to allow students to play competitive volleyball at the collegiate level. We provide the opportunity to continue one's competitive volleyball career without having to commit to a varsity collegiate program. This club is not the same as intramural volleyball as it requires a more experienced level of play.

Members of this club can expect to participate in practices twice a week and compete in 3 to 4 tournaments a semester. The teams will travel to the NCVF National Tournament at the conclusion of the spring season.

Prospective players are required to tryout for a team. Tryouts are held in September for the fall season and again in January for the spring season.

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Our club is a competitive women's rugby team. We welcome everyone, regardless of prior experience or skill level. We strive to provide a holistic, team-oriented experience on and off the field. We work to develop the skills of the individual athlete while also playing with a strong team mindset at a highly competitive level. We create an environment for all our players past, present, and future to grow both as athletes, and as empowered young women.
During a normal season we practice up to three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. On Saturdays, we travel to and play against other universities in our division. Travel to and from games is provided for all players, and practices are held on campus and easily accessible by university buses.


Minnesota has a very strong rugby community and our team is lucky to be a part of it. We actively work to engage with our alumni to provide current players with meaningful connections and opportunities within the community and beyond the team. We also work to provide a positive and fun environment for all club members.

If you would like to join the team or have any questions, feel free to reach out via email to joh19067@umn.edu. There is no membership application or try-out necessary! Come join us at practice and decide from there. We look forward to seeing you!

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The United States Institute of Theatre Technology (USITT) Chapter here at the University of Minnesota, works closely with the Department of Theatre Arts and Dance. USITT is a student group focusing on theater tech and design, and we seek to supplement skills learned in tech classes and create a supportive network for students. We seek to build our member's professional connections and learning opportunities through sessions with local professionals. If you are interested in receiving updates please email us at usittmn@umn.edu.

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VeTouch is a non-profit veterinary student club that provides basic pet care and nutritional support to low or no-income Twin Cities families. The volunteers are veterinary students who also have the opportunity to gain valuable clinical experience while promoting the human-animal bond and establishing a client-veterinary relationship. These students work under the guidance of licensed veterinarians and certified veterinary technicians. We hold clinics on the first Sunday of each month at The Bond Between Food Shelf.

Our organization gives vet students and pre-vet students an opportunity to apply the knowledge they learn in class and gain important skills that they will use in their future careers.

To get involved students need to sign up with vetouch@umn.edu and fill out provided liability forms. We accept pre-vet volunteers as well.

Our Mission Statement: We honor the human-animal bond by providing accessible, inclusive, and compassionate veterinary wellness care to underserved communities while fostering a spirit of learning and service. As a Twin Cities-based, student-run veterinary clinic, we are dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of pets and their people through collaborative care.

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WAM Collective, of the Weisman Art Museum at the University of Minnesota, serves as the student voice of and for the museum. WAM Collective shall act as a bridge between the widely diverse student body of the University and WAM. The Collective shall foster student ownership of the museum, advise staff on effective ways to engage the student body, and be proactive in promoting WAM throughout the University community and beyond.

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WAM Collective members have the opportunity to work with professional museum staff, artists, advocates, and community members on projects that reflect the concerns, interests, and passions of the student perspective, providing opportunities to grow personally and professionally. WAM Collective members plan programs, engage in research and content creation, and have fun talking all things art!

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The Gopher Women's Lacrosse team is a competitive team participating at the D1 WCLO level. We travel throughout the metro, state, and country to play against teams, develop our lacrosse skills, and build team chemistry. We value hard work, competitiveness, and creating a positive team environment. We welcome players of all ages and are excited to continue our success in the 2026-2027 season!

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