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STUDENT CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT CLUBS DESCRIPTIONS
(I-Z)
All club descriptions are written by the clubs
themselves.
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The mission of the INTER-GREEK COUNCIL (IGC)
is to form a governing Body of Greeks at Baruch College. By creating
a board that will lobby for our needs, we hope to establish and
enforce a high set of standards for ourselves. We strive to establish
a sense of community and unity amongst Greek Lettered Organizations
and a presence within the Baruch College community. Contact us
at bcigc@yahoo.com for more
information.
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The purpose of INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
is to establish and advance witnessing communities of students
and faculty who follow Jesus as Lord. The nature of the club
is to bring students to an understanding of Christ and instill
love for Baruch students, faculty, and administration. One of
the broad educational goals that IVCF promotes is preparing mature
students who would transform the world of work and knowledge
outside of the college. Some of our cultural and social aims
include serving the community in urban renewal and social rehabilitation
programs such as food drives and moral support for those less
fortunate.
Baruch email: IntervarsityCF.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT GROUP (IMG) is a student-managed simulated investment fund that specializes in long-short equity strategies. We provide our team members with technical knowledge, analytical framework, and leadership abilities via relevant work experiences in a performance driven environment. IMG seeks to develop a select group of top-performing, passionate, ambitious, and dedicated students that are interested in a career in financial services. Through our initiatives, we cultivate successful finance professionals that exceed the highest of employer expectations. For more information, you may visit our website at www.baruchimg.com or reach out to us via email at img@baruchimg.com.
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ITALIAN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION is committed to the celebration
of Italian American heritage and culture. We encourage our members to broaden
their understanding of Italian customs and traditions. To further this end, we
promote study abroad opportunities, the study of the Italian language, as well
as other culturally significant experiences. We also want our members to exchange
our values amongst other cultures. Interested in joining the family? Contact
us at: italianamericanassn@gmail.com.
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The JAPAN CLUB's purpose is to unite Japanese students on the campus to get to know each other to build networks and improve
ourselves through outstanding experiences in overseas college.
More importantly, our club activities give us opportunities to
discuss and exchange information with each other to get us into
any internship program or in a real job. Our club activities will
provide us with information of job opportunities and experiences
by inviting guest speakers. We will have cultural events by celebrating
our own holidays and memorials.
Baruch email: Nippon.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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JAPANESE ANIME ASYLUM introduces and promotes
Japanese Animation to members who share a common interest in
this style of animation and graphic design. We will use Japanese
animation as a vehicle to introduce aspects of Japanese and popular
culture, history and language to the Baruch community in a friendly
and fun atmosphere.
Baruch email: JAA.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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JEWISH BUSINESS LEADERS is a business-oriented
club for students of all majors. We aim to encourage and develop
Jewish leadership skills, stimulate and enhance Jewish identity
and unity, and introduce and familiarize students at Baruch College
with leaders in the Jewish business community.
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KAPPA PHI ALPHA SORORITY INC. was founded at Baruch
College over 10 years ago. Once an Asian interest sorority,
it has grown to reflect the diversity of Baruch and our main
purpose now is to spread cultural awareness. Our sisters come
from all parts of the world and have come together for the same
purposes: Sisterhood, Leadership and Scholarship. We pride ourselves
in giving back to the community. Our organization has at least
three community service events a semester. Over the years we
have participated in many events including: New York Cares Day,
March of Dimes, Aids Walk, Light the Night Leukemia walk, Soup
Kitchens, Breast cancer walk, Relay for life, and the list goes
on. Kappa Phi Alpha takes an active part in student life sponsoring
and having many events during the school year. One of our biggest
events is BASU Fashion show, which takes place every year in
the spring. The show celebrates the Asian culture by combining
fashion, music, dance and step. We also have many social events
both with other organizations and within ours. In short Kappa
Phi Alpha is a lifetime experience of building…Friendship, Dignity
and Pride. Visit www.kappaphialpha.org for
more information.
Baruch email: KPA.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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KAPPA PHI LAMBDA sorority is the largest growing
multi-cultural sorority on the east coast. Sisterhood, community
service, philanthropy, academic excellence, and cultural diversity
are amongst our prominent virtues. We stand strong as an active
organization in the Baruch College community. Members of Kappa
Phi Lambda hold cultural events every semester, participate in
community service affairs, and sponsor different philanthropies.
We also stress the importance of academic excellence, to keep
in mind the importance of education and learning as the key to
strength, awareness, and fulfillment. Learn more at baruch.kappaphilambda.org.
Baruch email: KPL.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The goal of LA UNIDAD LATINA, LAMBDA UPSILON
LAMBDA is to promote a commitment to the unity, education, and
empowerment of the Latino and other minority students at Baruch
through community service, cultural awareness, academic support,
and social interaction. La Unidad Latina, Lambda Upsilon Lambda
works to develop its members into individuals who will excel
in both the academic and professional realms. For more information
go to www.launidadlatina.org/omicron.
Baruch email: LUL.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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LAMBDA NU SIGMA's purpose is to foster a community of understanding,
safety, and belonging; to break the barriers that divide us and spread the lesson
of diversity and unity throughout our community and those we come in contact
with; to emphasize the characteristics of loyalty and nobility in the fraternity
and to always remember our duty to society.
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The goal of LAMBDA PHI EPSILON is simple: To
help our members become "Leaders Among Men". Lambda Phi
Epsilon, the first and only national Asian American interest
fraternity, can open numerous doors for you both now and many
years down the road. We strive toward this goal through the many
varied social, community, and campus awareness events that we
participate in during the course of the semester. We the Brothers
of Lambda Phi Epsilon extend you an invitation to come and find
out what benefits we have to offer. Visit us at www.baruchlambdas.com.
Baruch email: LPE.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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LAMBDA PI UPSILON, LATINAS
PODEROSAS UNIDAS is a community service-oriented organization
with an emphasis on sisterhood and solidarity. Members shall
work and strive for the improvement of underpriviliged communities
through founding principles. Learn more at www.lpiu.com
Baruch email: LPU.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The LATIN AMERICAN STUDENT ORGANIZATION strives to develop strong ties between Latino students in the Baruch community. We invite students to embrace the warmth and friendliness of our culture while learning and enjoying the company of others. L.A.S.O. will be helping this process by offering events, dinners, parties and other social gatherings.
Email: LASO.Baruch@gmail.com.
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The goal of LATINO YOUTH FOR HIGHER EDUCATION PROGRAM (LYHEP) is to provide a strong college going culture and to give the necessary tools to empower students to access higher education.
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The mission of LE CLUB FRANÇAIS is to encourage and promote French language and culture at Baruch College. Provide immersion opportunities for students currently studying and interested in the French language. To provide opportunities for students from francophone countries to gather and share insights from their culture.
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The purpose of the MATHEMATICS SOCIETY is to provide a place for both math enthusiasts, as well as those struggling with Math to come together for discussions on Math. The Math Society will also be a place where students can come for peer tutoring. Our goal is to make the theories of math tangible for all. For more information please email Walid Idriss at mathsociety@baruch.cuny.edu, or visit us at sites.google.com/site/baruchmathsociety.
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MODEL UNITED NATIONS will help students get
a better understanding of the present social, political and geographical
situation in the world by engaging them in debating and challenging
issues in today’s foreign politics.
Baruch email: MUN.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The MPA CLUB is dedicated to building community among graduate students pursuing masters of public affairs degrees at Baruch College. The Club hosts social and professional networking events throughout the year. All current MPA students are welcome and encouraged to get involved. Receive club announcements by joining: groups.google.com/group/baruch-mpa-students.
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The purpose of the MS INDUSTRIAL/ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
STUDENT ASSOCIATION is to enhance the learning experience of graduate students
in the Industrial/Organizational Psychology Masters program at Baruch College-CUNY.
The organization designs and schedules a wide array of activities that will further
development and growth of participants in the field of I/O Psychology.
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We are here to promote awareness for students
interested in Music and Performing Arts, and to encourage students
in pursuit of their careers. This organization is here to give
students the opportunity to display their talents, with positive
support and energy.
Baruch email: MandPA.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The MUSLIM STUDENT ASSOCIATION aims to make
Muslims and non-Muslims alike aware of the religion of Islam.
It gives fellow Muslims a place to come and see other Muslims
just like themselves. It also gives them a place to pray their
obligatory prayers in a clean place. The club has no political
aims but rather spiritual ones to enrich the lives of Muslims
and non-Muslims. The club also has an opportunity to answer questions
and many misconceptions about Islam to the public. This club
promotes the idea of pursuing ones education to the fullest in
a healthy way and being an asset to today's ever growing society.
Baruch email: MSA.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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NABA (NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BLACK ACCOUNTANTS)
is composed of five thousand members with one hundred and fifty
active professional and student chapters in major urban areas
and universities across the nation. NABA seeks to encourage and
assist minority students who select and enter the financial management
professions. NABA helps to develop and strengthen the skills
of its members as well as providing opportunities to fulfill
professional and community related responsibilities.
Baruch email: NABA.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The NY MUSIC INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION's primary
goal is to expose students to the various aspects of the music
business from klezmer to African griots, from Miramax film scores
to Apple downloads. Through discussions, seminars and networking
events with executives and representatives from major music corporations
throughout the New York area, the Association's mission is to
help students find their vocation in this exciting industry.
As the NYMIA grows it will serve as an important member-based
association for the students to educate themselves and network
during their college years and beyond. For more information,
visit our website or
email us at contact@nymia.com.
Baruch email: NYMIA.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The main purpose of NYC HONG KONG CLUB is to
increase the interaction among students through various activities.
We also seek to provide a warm and educational environment for
the new coming Hong Kong students. Our aim is to increase awareness
and understanding of the social and cultural customs of Hong
Kong.
Baruch email: NYCHK.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The purpose of ONE STEP AHEAD is to entertain, educate, and elevate. We will do this by choreographing, teaching, and performing steps. Being that stepping originated from the African American culture, by forming this club, we seek to educate anyone interested in this art form.
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The PAKISTANI STUDENT ASSOCIATION aims to promote
Pakistani culture and heritage and bring together the Pakistani
community. We will expose our culture and beliefs to a more diverse
audience, keeping in view the current developments of the world.
We would like to show the world how we are a nation of peace,
beautiful values and a rich heritage.
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The role of PHI ETA
SIGMA NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is to give all Baruch students
the competitive advantage. We create programs and events that
are geared towards the success of Baruch students. We promote
activities that compliment the academic experience with such
events as resume reviews, internship workshops, and community
service opportunities, as well as give students the opportunity
to meet with professionals. We are working towards bringing the
cultures of Baruch together through cultural events.
Baruch email:
PhiEtaSigma.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB's purpose is to educate people on photography, improve individual technique and visual perception. The nature
of the club is to dedicate time critiquing photos regarding technique
and aesthetics. The club attends galleries, reviewing work from
professional photographers.
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PI SIGMA EPSILON provides students of any major with practical business experience through sales, sales projects, marketing, marketing research and community service projects. Through these projects, students will have the opportunity to develop leadership and communication skills, foster friendships, network with professionals, and apply business knowledge.
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The POLITICAL ACTION CLUB is the product of the efforts of Baruch students from all political leanings working together for the common good. PAC was formed for the purpose of amplifying the student political voice through vibrant group discussions and vigorous activism. Come find us at politicalactionclub.wordpress.com and help us secure the blessings of liberty.
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PORCOLOMBIA is a community of Colombian and
foreign college students in the U.S. with an invested interested
in Colombia. We have decided to join forces to pool and leverage
our individual efforts to help the country. The overall goal
of the organization is to provide students with the means and
the support to act on personal initiatives and accomplish specific
goals focused on Colombia. Ultimately aiming to raise awareness
and inform foreign students of the situation in Colombia
Baruch email: porcolombia.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The PRE-LAW SOCIETY's mission is to provide
a conduit to facilitate information to students interested in
the law school application process. We seek in ourselves, and
our fellow students a collective synergy through which we will
strive to be the most informed and prepared law school applicants.
We wish to instill in future Baruch students the values, ambition
and fervor necessary to successfully and strategically endure
the academic rigors of Baruch College in preparation for a legal
education.
Baruch email: PreLaw.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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PRIDE is an organized group of students working
together to benefit the school and the Latino community. We hold
several events throughout the year to promote unity and to strengthen
and recognize our culture. We want our heritage to gain recognition
and for our rich culture to stand out. It is both a social and
educational organization. It is a fun environment where students
get together and share memorable experiences.
Baruch email: PRIDE.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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PSI CHI is the national
honor society in psychology founded in 1929 to encourage, stimulate,
and maintain excellence in scholarship and advance the science
of psychology. Acceptance into Psi Chi is a recognition of excellence.
Lifetime membership costs $25 and is open to graduate and undergraduate
psychology majors. Undergraduates must complete 9 advanced credits
with a minimum GPA of 3.5 and overall of 3.0 or higher. Graduate
students must have at least a B+ in psychology and at least a
B overall average. For further information, contact the Dept.
of Psychology, 646-312-3780.
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PSYCHOLOGY IN MOTION intends to raise social awareness and mindfulness
throughout Baruch using the power of positive psychology. The effect of a positive
attitude can be massive and promotes better social and academic atmosphere. We
hope to spread these ideas through various movements and activities on and off
campus. Our club will also maintain the tenants of psychology as a science as
we plan to work closely with other Psychology related areas of Baruch in empirically
studying the effects of positive psychology. You don't have to be a psychology
major to join! Email us at Psychologyinmotion@gmail.com for more information.
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The SEEK SOCIETY supports, enriches, enhances
and provides an educational experience for all SEEK students.
We advocate not only for the best interests of SEEK students,
but on behalf of all CUNY students.
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SIGMA ALPHA DELTA is
the oldest and most accomplished honor society at Baruch College,
having meaningfully served the college and the community for
over 70 years. Our society
is exclusive to Baruch and is not part of a national organization.
The society is very active in service activities that benefit
the college and the community at large. Additional information
can be found on our website at www.sigmabaruch.org.
Baruch email: SADhonorsoc.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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SIGMA SIGMA RHO was established on December 10, 1998 by ten
young women seeking for an existence of a group that defined unity amongst South
Asian women. The name Sigma Sigma Rho was chosen for this organization because
it substantially upholds our motives and goals, which are expressed as Sisterhood,
Society and Remembrance. The first, "Sigma" in our name defines "Sisterhood" amongst
South Asian women and a belief of unity amongst our cultural beliefs and values.
The second, "Sigma" of our name defines "Society." Our goal
is show our society that we can do something for ourselves, our community and
for people across the nation. The third letter, "Rho" in our name defines
Remembrance. Remembrance of who we are and never forgetting that. Through these
ideals we hope to serve both the South Asian community and the greater community
at large both on and off our campuses, strengthen our sisterhood and break down
ethnic and cultural barriers that would otherwise keep sisters apart.
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SHRM provides professional development opportunities for its
members. SHRM makes students aware of local and national chapters. SHRM is dedicated
to instill campus presence for many of our aspiring HR professionals and supporters.
We are an additional resource on campus who serves as a springboard to our members.
Present day, knowledge is and will continue to be the most important commodity
a professional can have. We at SHRM are serious to infiltrate knowledge to our
members in further developing and enhancing their interpersonal, social, creative,
communicative, technical and managerial skills in order to become a better professional.
From our weekly e-mails, to on-campus activities, to our dynamic professional
trips off-campus, to our special events we embody a diverse ritual that will
enhance your knowledge period! Visit us at BaruchSHRM.com.
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SOUTH ASIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION (SASA) is an organization in which different South Asian cultures (i.e Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, etc.) can come together and learn more about each other's backgrounds. We organize everything from fundraisers and charities to formals and parties! Absolutely anyone is welcome to join and learn a little something about South Asians!
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SPAN's mission is to create an environment of School Public Affairs students, staff, alumni and administrators to network, meet people, and make friends. By having a club, individuals who might want to meet new people or network will be given the opportunity.
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SOCA aims to enlighten the Baruch community
on the Caribbean culture through social and educational events.
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The STUDENT PARENT ASSOCIATION provides a support
group for students with young children. This organization sponsors
seminars on a variety of issues important to parents, lobbies
for on-campus child care, sponsors programs and activities for
students and their children and develops and implements fund
raising efforts to help to expand the current on-campus child
care program.
Baruch email: StuParAss.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS CLUB's mission
is to make a positive impact on society by growing and strengthening
a community of new leaders who use business to improve the world.
Net Impact enables members to use business for social good in
their graduate education, careers, and communities. Our members
aim to join and contribute to the network of leaders who use
the power of business to make a positive social, environmental,
and economic impact. Visit our website or email us at BaruchSBC@gmail.com.
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The primary focus of the Baruch TAE KWON DO
CLUB is to provide quality martial arts instruction to the students
and faculty of Baruch College, and to serve as a forum for individuals
interested in the martial art Tae Kwon Do to learn and discuss
with each other. Instruction is provided by qualified teachers.
Discussions regarding club issues and topics regarding any aspect
of martial arts may take place before and after class. Discipline,
focus, and teamwork will be stressed as goals along with learning
the techniques used for competitive martial arts and basic self-defense.
Meetings are usually held in the Racquetball Courts of the Gym
(level B3). For more information please visit our website or
email us at baruchtkd@yahoo.com.
Baruch email: Taekwondo.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The TAIWANESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION helps serve
as a bridge at Baruch College between potential and current Taiwanese
students.
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THETA PHI GAMMA SORORITY prides itself on its
diversity. The sorority is dedicated to unity, sisterhood, womanhood,
scholarship, and philanthropy. Throughout the year sisters participate
in many charitable events and hold numerous fundraisers on campus.
The sorority also believes that a big part of college life are
the social relationships that are developed, thus numerous social
events are held throughout the course of the year. Theta Phi
Gamma strives to work with students in creating a balance between
school, career, and social development. By joining Theta Phi
Gamma you will become part of an amazing sisterhood in which
you will develop leadership and time management skills and of
course establish life long friendships. Theta Phi Gamma is a
total sisterhood- friends working, studying, and partying together.
For more information go to www.thetaphigammaonline.cjb.net or www.myspace.com/thetaphigamma.
Baruch email: TPG.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The TICKER is the award-winning
student newspaper of Baruch College. We report news pertinent
and vital to Baruch students as well as features and entertainment. The
TICKER urges all those interested to drop in and join
our staff and hopes that, whether you decide to join or not,
you will read The TICKER on a regular basis and
maybe even drop us a letter. Please visit our website for
more information.
Baruch email: ticker.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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Speaking in public has long been documented
as many individuals' worst fear. Toastmasters International has
helped millions of people overcome that fear, simply by teaching
them the basics. The Baruch chapter of Toastmasters International
offers members the opportunity to speak in front of a small group
and be casually critiqued by others with the same anxieties and,
of course, butterflies. Please visit our website for
more information about us and where and when we meet.
Baruch email: toastmasters.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The TRANSFER STUDENT ORGANIZATION (TSO) was created with the
mission of helping transfer students make the best out of their experience at
Baruch. It was founded by undergraduates drawing from their experiences as transfer
students and campus leaders. The organization strives to be renown on campus
as a club truly dedicated to students through tangible efforts contributing to
their professional, social, and academic success. Visit us at: www.tsobaruch.com
Contact us via email: recruitment@tsobaruch.com or tso.baruch@gmail.com,
or through Facebook.
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TURKISH STUDENTS ASSOCIATION aims to improve
cultural, political and social unity of Turkish and non-Turkish
students. We hope to promote good relationships with other cultures
and improve diversity on campus while promoting an interest in
the Turkish culture through various cultural and social activities.
Baruch email: turkishstuass.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The UNITED CHINESE LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION of Baruch College strives to promote and educate students of the Chinese culture. The United Chinese Language Association embraces ancient tradition, modern culture, and, above all, the unifying power of the Chinese language. Through continued learning and collective teaching, we celebrate the Chinese language and the culture it nurtures. This celebration of culture rests on four pillars: Culture: We invite students of all backgrounds to celebrate these festivals and learn more about their meanings and rituals. Language Education: Join us while we explore conversational Mandarin without the stress of exams and the rigidity of a syllabus. Community: UCLA aims to make a difference in New York City. Recreation: We support each other and act as a family unit, building relationships through excursions, games, and laid-back afternoon conversations. We have made the commitment to be students and explorers of life, and we hope you will join us!
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The purpose of the UNITED SIKH ASSOCIATION
is to create awareness about the Sikh religion. We plan to promote
Sikhs through religious events, community service, fundraisers,
and helping out at the annual Sikh Day Parade. We plan to advance
the Punjabi culture by organizing formals and forming a Bhangra
(folk dance from Punjab) team.
Baruch email: unitedsikhass.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The Undergraduate Student Government of Baruch College (USG) represents the undergraduate students at Baruch College. We are dedicated to making Baruch a better place for all of
us. That means we work on a ton of great events, but also on student advocacy, facility improvements and policy advancements. Please visit BaruchConnect.com for more information or email USG President, Antonio Alfonso, at antonio@usgbaruch.com.
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VETERANS ASSOCIATION at Baruch College is an informational,
social, & networking
club. Its primary mission is to spread veteran's
awareness campus-wide in order to support student veterans who are attending
Baruch College. VA provides student veterans with information on veteran related
issues and establishes a strong student veteran support network. Contact us at
sva.baruch@gmail.com.
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The WALL STREET CLUB aims to educate Baruch students about various fields and careers in the financial industry. Our weekly meetings feature industry guest speakers, student presentations, and networking opportunities. It is an ideal place for students seeking to develop their knowledge of finance beyond their coursework. In addition, we offer workshops designed to give participants hands-on training within specific areas of finance. For more information about upcoming events, e-mail us at wallstreetclub.baruch@gmail.com to be added to the mailing list. The Wall Street Club meets on Fridays at 6:00PM.
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The recently renovated WBMB,
Baruch College Radio, is the student-run radio station. WBMB
trains members in all facets of radio, including broadcasting,
engineering, production, programming and other areas of the radio
industry. WBMB serves the Baruch community by announcing activities
and news concerning students, faculty and the college. Please
visit our website for
more information.
Baruch email: WBMB.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The WEST INDIAN CULTURAL CLUB is a workshop
which was formed in 1974 to promote West Indian culture, not
only at Baruch College, but on the North American continent.
Our workshop consists of multi-talented students not only from
the various West Indian islands but from other parts of the globe.
However, our common goal remains -- to promote the West Indian
culture and to bridge the gap that exists between other cultures
and our own. We present to the Baruch community different aspects
of the West Indian culture through various media: films, speakers,
fashion shows, dance of the various islands, arts and crafts
exhibitions. All are welcome to participate.
Baruch email: westindian.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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WRITERS' SOCIETY is a community of writers who are dedicated to the art of creative writing. Rather than viewing writing as a menial hobby, we acknowledge the fact that we must write in order to keep our sanity. We are committed to providing feedback and support to writers, while encouraging them to pursue their craft as a possible career choice.
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With over 600 members, the ZICKLIN
GRADUATE ACCOUNTING SOCIETY
(ZGAS) is the largest graduate professional club at Baruch. Last year, over 1,900
students attended our events. Since our founding, we have helped launch thousands
of successful accounting careers. We also provide a stimulating environment where
students can learn more about the accounting profession, both from each other
and from distinguished guest speakers. ZGAS co-sponsors information sessions
with each of the Big Four accounting firms, as well as with many large and mid-size
accounting firms. Our annual mid-size accounting career fairs and corporate accounting
panels are extremely popular and well-regarded. For more information, please
visit our website at www.zgas.org.
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ZICKLIN GRADUATE BETA ALPHA PSI is an honorary
organization for Financial Information graduate students and
professionals. The primary objective of Beta Alpha Psi is to
encourage and give recognition to scholastic and professional
excellence in the business information field. This includes promoting
the study and practice of accounting, finance and information
systems; providing opportunities for self-development, service
and association among members and practicing professionals, and
encouraging a sense of ethical, social, and public responsibility.
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The ZICKLIN TAX SOCIETY is a Baruch College organization focused on promoting interest in tax law,
providing educational events for enhancing knowledge, and creating networking events and presentations with taxation professionals. Throughout the school year, members of the Zicklin Tax Society will have several opportunities to interact with alumni in tax field as well as tax law faculty. Members also volunteer for preparing tax returns (VITA) to gain practical experience while they contribute to local society with their skills.
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The ZICKLIN MARKETING & MEDIA ASSOCIATION brings together
business students with an avid interest in the Marketing and Media industries.
Our mission is to provide a forum where students can learn about and focus on
industry trends in order to keep our members apprised of the important changes
in the field. Activities include guest speakers, industry events, career development
and real world projects.
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The ZICKLIN WOMEN IN BUSINESS (ZWB) club seeks
to empower women in Zicklin's business programs with knowledge
and strategies that will help them deal with the challenges they
face in the business world. The club plans to present a variety
of interactive events and networking parties for students, executives,
and alumni. All graduate students are welcome to attend meetings
and events. Contact: wib.zicklin@gmail.com.
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