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#MeToo CWRU is dedicated to reforming the rape culture in our community. #MeToo CWRU has three focuses. First, providing a foundation for survivors through a variety of implementations such as support groups and hotline(s). Second, hosting educational events pertaining to sexual assault/rape as well as the Title IX process. Third: Title IX. We will be working with the Title IX Office for reform, and providing survivors with the opportunity to access legal help throughout the Title IX process.

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Acts of Random Kindness (ARK), plans and carries out small events and simple actions to promote happiness and a caring environment on the Case Western Reserve University Campus. The organization will accomplish these tasks through weekly meetings, planned events, and member involvement. We work to not only create ways for our members to follow our mission, but also to encourage everyone within our community to spread some kindness.

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Help others in their community through acts of random kindness!

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Advocates for Cleveland Health is dedicated to helping the Cleveland community through public health education and medical screening services against diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and other health issues. We are dedicated to preventing disease through screening services and health care education. A4CH provides low-income and uninsured citizens in the Cleveland community with free medical screenings, and individuals at risk for disease are referred to free clinics for follow up appointments. All screening services are established and operated by undergraduate and graduate students from Case Western Reserve University and overseen by licensed professionals from St. Vincent's Charity Medical Center, Cleveland Clinic, and the Cleveland Department of Public Health. A4CH also hosts on-campus events to promote awareness of and recruit advocates for public health work in Cleveland.

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As a part of Advocates for Cleveland Health (A4CH), you will be a part of a journey to advocate, serve, and educate the greater Cleveland community.

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To create a comfortable environment for adult learners and transfer students.

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We are a group for non-traditional or transfer students. Non-traditional can mean many things, including that you've taken a different route to get to college. If you think you are non-traditional then this group is for you! We seek to bring together students who may feel they are lacking the space for camaraderie or lack similarities with other traditional students. When you transfer from another college yes, you are aware of college life but you do not know your new campus life or have those old campus networks. ANTS gives you the space for networking and friendships! Come join our group and participate in virtual activities as well as in-person if it aligns with the CDC standards.

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Alpha Eta Mu Beta is the undergraduate honors biomedical engineering society.

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Alpha Kappa Psi is the oldest and largest co-ed professional business fraternity in the United States, enabling it to utilize vast knowledge and resources to mold today's business students into tomorrow's business leaders. Through a combination of professional, philanthropic, and brotherhood events, Alpha Kappa Psi challenges its brothers to achieve ever more in the world of business. The fraternity continually seeks to further the individual welfare of its members, to foster scientific research in the fields of commerce, accounts, and finance, to educate the public to appreciate and demand higher ideals therein, and to promote and advance, in institutions of college rank, courses leading to degrees in business administration.

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Professional skills needed in all industries (networking, interviewing, LinkedIn, resumes, professional conduct, professional dress)
Brotherhood events and a network of alumni
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National networking and professional events

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Alpha Phi Omega is a national co-ed community service fraternity dedicated to developing leadership, fostering friendship, and performing community service.

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Membership benefits include opportunities for community service, support systems, access to an alumni network, opportunities for leadership and leadership development, as well as fellowship events.

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This undergraduate student organization is responsible for being the link between the local and national AIChE chapters for chemical engineers. Events are held throughout the year to connect students, faculty, and industry in an attempt to further the career goals of declared chemical engineers.

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Undergraduate student organization that promotes professional development in the chemical engineering department.

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Enable and empower marketing enthusiasts to uncover marketing insights

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Benefits of AMA Student Membership
Source: https://myama.force.com/s/article/Benefits-of-AMA-Collegiate-Membership)
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College students can increase their understanding of the marketing profession, begin career development and gain valuable skills by joining the American Marketing Association
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College students can increase their understanding of the marketing profession, begin career development and gain valuable skills by joining the American Marketing Association. Collegiate membership benefits include:
• Marketing News: As a collegiate member, you have digital access to Marketing News magazine. This award-winning publication for the marketing industry keeps you up-to-date on new ideas and developments in marketing.
• AMA Job Board: The AMA job board provides student members with resources to help them successfully search for an internship and find job opportunities. It can help you plan your career path and transition to the professional world.
• Weekly Membership Perk: Every week, AMA members get access to a new perk like a training video, toolkit or exclusive content. Many of these are available for a limited time or are special partnerships, so make sure to take advantage of these benefits when you seem them.
• Collegiate Connections Newsletter: Published when school is in session, this e-newsletter is the primary communication between the AMA and its collegiate members. It features updates on the annual AMA International Collegiate Conference, competitions, awards and important news for your local chapter management.
• A Free Year of Professional Membership: The AMA offers graduating student members one year of complimentary AMA membership. It's our graduation gift to you! You can join a local professional chapter and gain access to exclusive resources to help you start your career strong. Contact the AMA Global Support Center at membersupport@ama.org for more information.
• AMA Sponsored Chapter Programs: The AMA encourages all collegiate chapter members to participate in the following programs to take full advantage of their membership. Participation in these programs gives members further hands-on marketing and business experience.
o The annual AMA International Collegiate Conference provides leadership training, leading speaker practitioners, a career fair and career development opportunities
o Collegiate awards and competitions provide experience in strategic planning and recognize collegiate chapters for their outstanding achievements
o The AMA Collegiate Case Competition provides students the opportunity to work on real-world marketing challenges. All affiliated AMA collegiate chapters can participate without leaving their campuses
The value of membership in any professional organization is not limited to tangible benefits. AMA collegiate members gain valuable leadership experience by actively participating in chapter activities and serving in officer or committee positions. Chapters run like a business and virtually every operation involves a marketing function or the application of ideas presented in marketing or business classes. The more you put into your chapter, the more you get out of it!

Active members make themselves more marketable by opening themselves to opportunities like:
• Enhancing leadership skills
• Learning how to fundraise
• Improving social media skills
• Understanding how to run an effective business
• Developing and implement an operating plan and budget

These skills can enhance a member’s resume and be applied to any professional career position. Recruiters are looking for these experiential learning activities and skills and that sets candidates apart in this competitive job environment. Resume development is often one reason students join the AMA.

Overall, the AMA is committed to furthering the professional development of our collegiate members and continually strives to improve existing programs, while developing new opportunities to meet the needs of our members.

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The AMSA premedical chapter at CWRU is based off of American Medical Student Association, the nation's largest medical group that seeks to address concerns within the medical field and utilize the skills of physicians-in-training. We want to provide premed students at Case Western Reserve University with the opportunity to explore the many facets of medicine. It's imperative that we create activities and programs that are innovative, such as our proposed premed rotation/shadowing program where participating students would experience a specialty by shadowing a physician, then moving onto another area of medicine and shadow a different doctor. However, we don't stop offering more traditional events, such as the MCAT clinic or Med School Panel, because a student needs to be well informed for his or her potential career path.

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As a member of AMSA, you have access to unique programs and valuable services to help you through your medical education journey. We partner with a wide range of companies to give our members useful discounts on everything from test prep to international volunteer opportunities.

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AMWHO serves as a simulation of the World Health Organization in order to discuss global health policies and issues. Its purpose is to inform, education, and give exposure to those who are interested in public policy and the health sciences.

http://www.amwho.org/

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Become a Member Network: meet like-minded students, CWRU professors and faculty, individuals working to promote health in Cleveland and the world. Peer mentorship: Be a supportive force in other students endeavors. Attend seminars on Global Health issues. Be a student leader at CWRU and beyond!

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Red Cross Club is a club dedicated to educating students about disaster preparedness, health and safety services, international services, biomedical services, service to the armed forces, and potential volunteer opportunities. Members will also learn more about the history and purpose of the Red Cross organization locally and in other parts of the world.

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The Case Western Reserve University student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers is a student version of the national American Society of Civil Engineers. Our mission is to provide essential value to our members, their engineering education, their careers, our partners, and the public by developing leadership, advancing technology, advocating lifelong learning, and promoting the profession to civil engineering students at Case Western Reserve University.
At the chapter's meetings, practicing professionals, many of whom are alumni, talk to students about their careers and the projects they are working on. Students also get a chance to ask any questions they may have about what is going on in industry.
Additionally, students participate in social events that provide networking opportunities, community service and outreach events geared toward exposing kids to engineering, and our annual career fair.

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Working towards fluency in Spanish for members of CWRU.

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Spanish Conversation Club on Campus

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Case Western Reserve University Amnesty International, seeks to increase the effectiveness of campus activism by centering dialogue and providing education around human rights principles, while taking action on CWRU’s campus and in the Greater Cleveland community. Case Western Reserve University Amnesty International is committed to strengthening concentrated dialogue and organizing diverse social networks of advocates by engaging with a range of campus groups, regardless of ideology or political stance. Case Western Reserve University Amnesty International is an affiliate of Amnesty International USA, seeking to aid their core mission of preventing and ending human rights abuses.

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Members will be a part of our student group CWRU Amnesty International, joining a diverse team of advocates promoting human rights.

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The mission of the Anthropology Student Association is to enrich the Case Western Reserve University community by hosting informal and panel discussions, speaker series, service events, film watch parties, and other events that cater to students interested in anthropology. Our programming will provide like-minded students a venue to discuss relevant events and apply concepts learned in anthropology classes to organizational events. Further, our events will embrace diversity, support global perspectives, foster multiculturalism, and spur cross-cultural learning. Likewise, we aspire to increase the interconnectedness of students interested in anthropology, introduce students to the many career paths achievable through anthropology, inform students about anthropological conferences, internships, and research opportunities, and serve as a primary resource for all students with pursuits in anthropology for the overall betterment and increased visibility of the anthropological community at Case Western Reserve University.

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Our organization will provide like-minded students a venue to discuss relevant events and apply concepts learned in anthropology classes to organizational events, will connect anthropology enthusiasts to one another, will introduce students to the many career paths achievable through anthropology, will inform students about anthropological conferences, internships, and research opportunities, and will serve as a primary resource for all students with pursuits in anthropology at Case Western Reserve University.

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Since its beginning perhaps more than 15,000 years ago, the discipline of archery has fed mankind, dramatically changed world politics, and has been practiced by a countless number of people. Nearly every culture in the world developed bows, and used them for hunting, combat, and competition. Archery teaches form, precision, relaxation, and strength. This improves the archer's skill at his sport, and also betters the archer as a person.
Founded in 1978, the Archery Club is the oldest sports club at Case. We are devoted to making archery accessible to students, faculty and staff. Our members include beginners who have never shot before, alongside skilled competitors and shooters who simply find archery to be relaxing and enjoyable.

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Learn a life skill.
Have access to archery range.
Able to safely store equipment in locked closet.
Can repair and fix any damaged parts.
Club can purchase equipment from Lancaster Archery using our funds.
Membership dues pay for rented equipment.

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Art Forward is an empathy-driven initiative to connect student volunteers with youth at the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Detention Center over monthly art projects. We believe art can be used to promote creativity and interpersonal skills, and that perspectives may be uniquely enriched on both sides. No artistic experience necessary! The goals of each session are to be present, relate to one another, and experience self-expression by creating something tangible and personal.

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Gain new perspective, learn about the Cleveland area community, become a peer mentor, develop leadership skills and express through art!

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Technical Interest and CSDS Group which puts on a variety of events including technical talks, project building, study sessions, interview preparations, hackathons, and programming competitions

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- Building connections with peers who are interested in problem-solving, engineering, and computer science
- Acquire new skills relevant to a future career through lectures, group projects, and hands-on learning
- Prepare for interviews and future job opportunities
- Promote the real-life application of knowledge acquired in classes and incentivize the pursuit of technical interests

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CWRU's Student Classics Group, Atlantis aims to provide educational, social, and entertainment opportunities CWRU students interested in Classics.

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Members (who need not be Classics majors or minors) are given the opportunity to attend a range of events, from lectures and museum demos, to classics-inspired games and food nights. Atlantis provides a community and room to connect with others students who enjoy learning about the ancient world. Also, when it's not a pandemic, we frequently have food.

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This nonprofit fundraising organization aims to promote awareness and raise funds to donate to the Alzheimer’s Association to help them spread awareness, contribute to research, and find a cure for Alzheimer’s.

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Baja SAE is an intercollegiate competition, sponsored by the Society of Automotive Engineers, where students design, build, test, and race an off-road vehicle. National competitions are held every spring/summer, where teams from different states and countries around the world put their vehicle through rigorous events. The CWRU Baja team first competed in 2001 and has had a record-breaking season in 2020, placing top ten across the three competitions.

Team meetings are held virtually every Tuesday at 7pm, and Saturdays at noon. With Covid, we have limited spots available to work in Thinkbox. We're still working to get a full car into production, and would love for you to join us!

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We design, build and race off-road vehicles all across the country.

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Big Brothers Big Sisters at Case Western Reserve University provides children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported one-to-one relationships that change their lives for the better, forever. Each time Big Brothers Big Sisters pairs a child with a role model, we start something incredible: a one-to-one relationship built on trust and friendship that can blossom into a future of unlimited potential. Here at CWRU, students can volunteer their time to be a mentor, and provide the proper guidance to a child in need in the Cleveland area.

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Members are able to accumulate volunteer hours by having meaningful one-one-one interactions with children facing adversity and becoming a mentor/role model

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In the intense academic environment which is Case Western Reserve University (CWRU), it is easy to forget that fun is an important part of a balanced life. The aim of the Big Games Club (BGC) is to provide opportunities for players to have fun on a college campus that they would not otherwise be able to experience. These games will permit participants to create new friendships by interacting and forming connections in a fun, non-academic setting.

Humans vs. Zombies is a CWRU's premier zombie apocalypse Simulation. It is a campus-wide game and a campus tradition that encourages the players to look at their everyday lives in a new, fun way. Hosted every semester (once in October and once in March), HvZ is a 10-day-long recreation of our very own zombie apocalypse. Grab a Nerf blaster, some socks, and some ramen, and see how long you can survive. Or stalk campus searching for the delicious brains of unsuspecting humans. Missions, held every other night, promote intense gameplay as large groups of humans and zombies try to complete an objective.

Nerf Wars, held on the weekends during warm weather, are a chance for students to run Nerf minigames, experiment with new blasters, and have a blast(er) "roaming and foaming."

Big Games Club also hosts other pop-up events, such as large-scale snowball fights.

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Meet people, make friends, and have a chance to forget about classes for a while and just have fun!

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BMES provides undergraduate students opportunities to engage with fellow undergrads, graduate students and faculty. Our events are focused on making lasting connections and gaining experiences that will benefit students for their whole careers.

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Members are receive email invitations to attend our events, and have a more direct way of communicating with the BME department.

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After-school programming plays a significant role in supporting the development of young people and can have as much influence on their overall success as their experience during school time. Boys & Girls CWRU understands this is a time to transform the kids’ lives, and better the future of our communities, state and nation.

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The opportunity to invest in the local Cleveland area's youth by being a positive force in their lives. Members get the chance to work together to mentor the Boys and Girls Club members and have fun with them.

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We are an organisation dedicated to the promotion of French culture on campus as well as providing a safe space for people to speak and learn French with natives or other French speakers.

Nous sommes là pour vous donner un espace dans lequel vous pouvez parler Français avec des natifs ainsi que d'autres élèves. Nous organisons aussi des évènements autour de la culture française. Encore bienvenue à vous et nous espérons vous voir à nos différents évènements!

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The CWRU Calisthenics Club is dedicated to promoting an interest in Calisthenics and facilitating fat-loss/strength-building fitness training within the undergraduate student body. With an emphasis on working out with others, we hope to provide effective ways to strengthen one’s body and venture outside of one’s comfort zone. Beginners can use calisthenics as a stepping stone to start working out, while experienced athletes can find new ways to challenge and grow their bodies. We go on regular (non-mandatory) trips to calisthenics parks around Cleveland, and host other club functions!

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Members will have access to equipment purchased by CWRU Calisthenics as well as have structured workouts planned by the officers. Members will also get funded transportation to callisthenic parks once Covid-19 is less of a concern.

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Camp Kesem is a national 501(c)3 nonprofit organization run through college chapters that supports the often-overlooked population of children affected by a parent’s cancer through a national network of summer camps run by passionate college student leaders.

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Camp Kesem (www.campkesem.org) is a nationwide community, driven by passionate college student leaders, supporting children through and beyond their parent’s cancer.

About Camp Kesem:

Camp Kesem provides children through and beyond a parent’s cancer with a peer-support network that recognizes and understands their unique needs. This summer, Camp Kesem is hoping serve over 8,000 children, ages 6-18, with fun and support through free summer camps led by passionate college students. Camp Kesem currently operates over 105 chapters in 45 states and is funded by donations and community support. For more information on Camp Kesem at CWRU, please visit www.campkesem.org/casewestern, Facebook.com/CampKesemCWRU, and @CampKesemCWRU on Twitter & Instagram.

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Members are able to engage in leadership opportunities and development. In addition to, they are able to build their communication skills and have the opportunity to engage in continuous community service through the year. Lastly, members are able to attend fun events to meet new people and engage with diverse populations

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Campus Canines for a Cure highlights the importance of therapy. Our goal is to raise money for The American Kennel Club Canine Health Foundation. Sometimes a person does not have to be directly ill to need support and therapy in their life. People in general, not just those in hospitals, have been shown to benefit from contact with animals. Campus Canines for a Cure strives to bring therapy dogs to Case on a regular basis to provide therapy and support to students whether sick, healthy, or just missing their pets at home.

If you would like to collaborate with us, we would love to help you out! Please email campuscaninesforacure@gmail.com about the event, and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Thank you!

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Members have the opportunity to engage with therapy animals and their owners, and are able to join / help coordinate visits to animal shelters across Northeast Ohio.

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Case Aeronautics Team (CAT) primarily designs, builds, and flies a large-scale custom RC aircraft for an annual competition each year hosted by Cessna and Raytheon. The required task varies each year, ranging from aerobatic maneuvers to carrying and dropping payloads.

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Case Aeronautics Team provides the opportunity for students to tackle engineering design challenges. Members work as part of an engineering design team to design, prototype, manufacture, and test an aircraft for the annual Design, Build, Fly competition. As well as the opportunity to meet, work, and socialize with students in a variety of fields and years of study who are all enthusiastic about planes, aerospace, or building.

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CaseCares aims to address healthcare and educational disparities that exist in Cleveland. We are currently partnered with the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Detention Center (CCJDC) and have implemented a mentoring program that provides students with opportunities to explore their career interests. Our sessions are intended to supplement the youths’ school curriculum with career-focused activities to inspire them to take initiative in their own education. We work with the youths in small groups to encourage our students to build long-lasting and meaningful relationships.

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Case CobRAAS aims to promote awareness and involvement of raas/garba, a traditional dance that originates from Gujarat, India. By competing at a national level, on the intercollegiate raas/garba circuit, we plan to represent Case Western Reserve University with relentless passion and dedication. We would also like to provide the campus and Greater Cleveland community with an opportunity to learn more about the cultural significance of this dance. Our goal is to also establish a well-developed team that provides it's members with a positive, healthy, and welcoming environment.

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Members of Case CobRAAS get to participate in practices led by our captains for the purpose of travelling to other schools to compete in Raas-Garba competitions. Members of the team are also often featured in on campus performances at events such as uISA's Garba, CWRU Holi, and much more.

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The purpose of the organization will be to promote free speech and the expression of all
points of view, engage in constructive debate, discuss politics, and contribute to an
informed student body at Case Western Reserve University.

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Case College Republicans provides members with engaging guest speakers that cover a breadth of philosophical and contemporary topics, networking opportunities, campaign volunteer opportunities, and a forum to discuss politics with like-minded peers, to name a few benefits.

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Okay this club doesn't exist anymore due to lack of interest. I don't know how to delete the campus groups page.

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Participate in the construction of campus events, impact campus life
Build confidence through performing and improve comedic skills
Gain friends and enjoy time with others through events and meetings
Build skills and learn how to plan events, knowing how to plan events is very useful in adult life,

The comedy club of Case Western Reserve University is a club for all students to perform and watch comedic performances that have been prepared by the Case Western community and other surrounding institutions. The club will conduct shows consisting of stand-up comedy, funny skits, and other alternative performances. There is no limit when it comes to comedy and everyone at this school should have a chance to make people laugh.

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Crew is a club that provides the opportunity to row on the Cuyahoga River each day. Whether you've rowed all of high school or never touched a boat before, crew is dedicated to helping people learn and develop their rowing skills. We compete across the midwest in both the Fall and Spring seasons, attending regattas such as Dad Vail's, Head of the Charles, and Head of the Hooch. We row out of the Cleveland Rowing Foundation in the flats, and we would love to show you around the boathouse. Crew helps build connections off the water with bonding activities with the team and a strong alumni network. No experience is needed to join and we would love to get you out on the water!

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High-performance rowing training and competition.

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To use our voice as college aged individuals to fight for what we believe in through movements and activism.

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A place to discuss politics and learn more about how our country is run. Opportunities to hear from and work with political speakers.

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The Case Engineers Council is a unique organization on campus that connects the engineering departments, student organizations, and students passionate about engineering. We promote the collaboration of alumni, faculty, and students through community outreach, company networking, discussions, lectures, and social events.

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We offer leadership and professional development opportunities to our members, focused on forming relationships and careers in engineering. We invite companies to come speak with our members about potential opportunities, and host workshops for skills like writing resumes and interviewing.

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Case for Life’s mission is to build a culture of life. We work to protect and promote respect for all life from conception to natural death. We seek to educate ourselves and others on issues concerning the dignity of life, especially abortion, embryonic stem cell research, the death penalty, and euthanasia. Through outreach and peaceful dialogue, we hope to come to a mutual understanding with those who hold opposing views. We believe it our duty to strive to end the violence of abortion; however, we commit to a nonviolent approach in all that we do, and condemn all violence towards people or organizations who support abortion. Lastly, through fundraising and volunteer involvement at local pregnancy centers, and peaceful protests, we work to help those in crisis pregnancies and other difficult circumstances so that life is a promising choice.

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Members will gain a better education around pro-life topics.
Members will be trained to dialogue around pro-life topics in a respectful manner.
Members will be a part of a community in which they can openly discuss pro-life topics.
Members will have opportunities to volunteer and participate in service events to support the pro-life movement.

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Case for Sight is a vision advocacy group aimed at spreading eye care awareness throughout the CWRU and Cleveland community. This is accomplished through service and philanthropy efforts with various organizations such as the Cleveland Sight Center, The Free Medical Clinic of Greater Cleveland, Foundation Fighting Blindness, and ORBIS International. Our service programs include volunteer work with the Cleveland Free Clinic, the Sight Center, and Medworks. Our annual Dinner in the Dark and Distinguished Lecture Series events draw hundreds of students and professionals from Northeast Ohio to advance vision health in the community.

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Members get to work directly with opticians at the Cleveland Sight Center, and expand their physician connections at our Distinguished Lecture Series. Members also get the opportunity to enable those who are blind or low vision to achieve independence, all while spreading awareness for eye diseases.

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The Case Hinduism Club is dedicated to providing anyone with an interest in Hinduism with a space to learn about and discuss the philosophies and teachings of one of the world’s most ancient, and popular belief systems. We discuss both the fundamental truths of life, the universe, and the nature of everything, as well as morals and rules applicable to living daily life in the best way possible. Our club also provides a space for students to read through the Bhagavad Gita, one of the most valuable Hindu texts, and discuss the information therein, enriching how we all live and carry ourselves. Through open, student-led discussions, qualified lectures by leaders and speakers in the Hindu community, off-campus outings/activities, and partnerships with organizations within the Cleveland community, the Case Hinduism Club aspires to guide students, both Hindu and non-Hindu alike, towards a better understanding of the unique and highly applicable knowledge of Hinduism.

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Through our club, members are able to interact with the Hindu community, practice their Hindu beliefs, learn more about Hinduism and join other members on trips to nearby Hindu events and religious centers. The club will also provide an avenue for students interested in Seva (volunteering) and helping the greater Cleveland community.

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Case in Point (CiP), founded in 2001, is Case Western Reserve University's premiere co-ed a cappella group.\
In the tradition of a cappella music, every sound you hear is produced solely by the human voice (and hands). Additionally, every song we perform is arranged by a current or former member of the group.\
While the faces of Case in Point change over the years, we continue to bring you exciting new a cappella arrangements of a wide variety of music.\
CiP performs at numerous events on and off the Case Western campus. To contact us for your event, please use our contact email listed on this page.\
If you'd like to stay updated on auditions, performances, and concerts, visit our Facebook page.

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learning music as a group, group collaboration, performing at on-campus events, competing at ICCAs

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Case Kismat is a competitive team that performs fusion dance routines on the Case Western Reserve campus and represents the university at national intercollegiate fusion dance competitions. Each competition that Kismat attends supports a distinct charity that helps underserved populations in India (i.e. Women In Need, Shanti Bhavan Children's Project). Fusion dance, which has an established competition culture in colleges across the country, combines various dance styles. These distinct styles of dance come not just from different regions within India but from around the world. Kismat incorporates the Indian styles of Garba, Raas, Bhangra, and Bharatnatyam as well as hip-hop, breakdancing, krumping, contemporary, stunts, and jazz technique. All of these dance styles and cultures are combined into one dynamic routine to create this distinct dance style, Fusion. Dance routines are performed with a storyline complete with dialogues, an introduction video, costumes, and on-stage props.

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Membership benefits include learning new dance styles, traveling and competing nationwide against other collegiate fusion teams at little cost, and meeting a great family of people.

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Case Men's Glee Club is Case Western Reserve University's premier lower voice ensemble. We focus on singing barbershop-style harmony and traditional men's glee music, along with classic pop, world, and gospel pieces. Founded in 1897 at the Case Institute of Technology, we are the oldest student-run organization on campus. We have been a staple of singing tradition at Case Western Reserve University for over one hundred and ten years.

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Members will receive instruction in vocal performance in a choir setting and the opportunity to perform as part of a lower-voiced choral ensemble.

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Case MTB is more than just a place for students to build MTB skills and fitness. Case MTB is an outlet that enables students to build confidence by taking risks in a safe, productive way. All while providing them access to the national parks that Cleveland and Ohio have to offer. In addition to physical activity, students will learn to use problem solving skills to understand, repair, and maintain bike components.

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Case MTB will provide students with the opportunity to build mountain biking skill and strength, while experiencing nature and having fun. Members are invited to attend meetings which can cover certain mountain biking educational presentations or outings such as trail rides, technique rides, and maintenance days.

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Case Neuroscience Society is sponsored by the Department of Neuroscience of the Case Medical School. This club began intending to create a niche in which interested students can learn & teach each other, gain exposure to lab techniques, and attend networking events, talks, and seminars. We hope you see this club as a light practice for the skills you will need in developing aspects of your career, whether in medicine, science, law, or engineering.

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Access to neuroscientific activities through the Case Medical School, research + internship opportunities, faculty seminars, community support based on the love of & interest in the neurosciences, article/research writing workshops, and field-wide connection-making opportunities.

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We, the Case Origami Circle, meet once a week to fold origami. Whether you're working on your own model or you want to teach/be taught something everyone is welcome. No prior experience necessary. We even accept modular folders.

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Access to quality paper and origami tools

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Case's first and only equestrian team, open to all experience levels! Whether you want to compete through the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association or just learn the basics, we've got you covered.

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Members have access to horseback riding lessons through the barn we ride at and can take group lessons with the club.

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Case Rocket Team [CRT] enables students interested in aerospace and rocketry to construct their own rockets and compete in international collegiate high power rocketry competitions.

We are one of the university's engineering design teams, located on Think[box] 5th Floor. No experience is necessary to join, and we welcome members from all majors.

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We assist members in obtaining high powered rocketry certifications as well as provide an opportunity to gain real world experience in design and manufacturing.

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The purpose of the Case Sports Analytics Association (CSAA) is to promote interest in sports analytics, teach members the basics of sports analytics, and join analytics competitions.

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Group participation in sports analytics competitions, coding tutorials, guest speakers from professional sports teams.

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The Case Surgical Society (CSS) serve as a means for students interested in the surgical field of medicine to learn more about surgery. CSS is a strong advocate for experiential learning, and we will provide hands-on learning experiences with using suturing instruments and practice suturing on suture mats. CSS will also teach students about different suturing and surgical techniques, surgical specialties, and what it means to pursue a career in surgery. Join CSS to gain valuable suturing experience and knowledge about surgery to prepare for your future endeavors in health care.

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As a member of CSS, you will gain hands-on experience with suturing! CSS will provide all necessary materials and teachings needed to start off your learning as a pre-health student and a future surgeon!

Join us on Campus Groups to receive our weekly newsletters! The CSS weekly newsletters will contain all information regarding club activities and club meetings. For any questions or concerns, email the CSS secretary at ykk7@case.edu.

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Case Western Libertarians is a nonpartisan campus libertarian group standing up for peace, civil liberties, privacy, and free markets. We demonstrate on campus, distribute educational materials, and hold seminars to spread the message of liberty. Meetings Tuesday 8:00PM in the Bellflower Lounge in the Thwing Center.

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Members of Case Western Libertarians will receive the benefits of learning about the liberty movement and libertarianism, as well as gaining skills to effectively advocate and debate for their political values.

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Ceramic art club is designed to introduce ceramics, as a special form of handcraft to students with all different proficiency levels. We aim to create a relaxed and inspiring atmosphere for members to build their on-hand crafting skills. Students will have the opportunity to design ceramic products of their own choice, such as cups, potteries, and various types of decorations. This organization will occasionally hold trips to the nearby art museums.

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Students will learn to engage with ceramics in a hands-on approach.

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The primary purpose of Chabad Student Group is to offer the unique approach it has to Jewish living, knowledge, and practice to the student community at Case Western Reserve University. Chabad provides vibrant Judaism, imbued with the depth and vitality of Chassidic thought, philosophy, and Jewish Mysticism, and within the framework of traditional Judaism. Our objectives include but are not limited to; educational, ritual, and social activities, in addition to counseling and spiritual guidance to individual students. Our organization is based on Chassidic philosophy, as taught locally at Chabad's Jewish Student Center directed by Rabbi Mendy and Sara Alevsky. Our philosophy does not concern itself with the background, upbringing or ‘denomination' that most Jewish organizations utilize; rather we believe that that every single Jew deserves an equal opportunity to experience and enjoy their heritage. All programs and events of Chabad Student Group are within the framework of Halachah, Jewish law, as transmitted by the Rabbis throughout the generations dating back to Moses receiving the Torah at Mount Sinai. These goals shall be achieved through weekly Torah (Bible) classes, monthly women's programs, lectures on various Jewish issues, and speakers for religious and cultural events. We will also provide Shabbat and Holiday services, Glatt (the highest Kosher standards) Kosher dinners, Jewish holiday programs, and Shabbatons (unique weekends).

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Being part of a large Jewish community enjoying food and culture and having fun whether its on a High Holiday or just a Shabbat dinner or making challah for the needy.

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This organization is designed to promote chess, with its social, educational and competitive benefits, provide tournaments, and foster networking for those who are passionate about chess! In addition to hosting a casual club-type atmosphere every week, we aim to improve our skills and send teams to competitive tournaments. Meetings are every Thursday at 7:00 PM in the food court of the Tinkham Veale University Center (11038 Bellflower Rd., Cleveland, OH).

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-Weekly meetings to play chess
-Tournaments paid in full (including hotel and transportation)
-Chess analysis

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We hold the faith common to all believers. We are brothers and sisters in Christ focused on pursuing Christ through fellowship and enjoyment of the Lord.

“...Pursuing with those who call on the Lord out of a pure heart.” -2 Timothy 2:22

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Welcome to Christians on Campus! We are so excited to meet you! We are a group of believers growing and enriching our faith together in Christ. Christians on Campus beliefs consists of the common Christian faith and we enrich ourselves with in-depth group Bible studies. Our desire is to foster a very mutual and open atmosphere where all the students can receive the ministry of the Word together and learn how to apply God's word to their daily life. 

We meet every Tuesday from 7:00-8:30 PM. We hope you are able to join us!

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The objective of these meetings is to help incarcerated individuals reach their potential through any helpful form.

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to develop and/or increase their understanding of how literature can be used to
help provide a release for incarcerated individuals. C.L.E. uses books, creative
writing, and peer support to help youth and adults who are in the Detention
Center reach their full potential.

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CPS Connection is an after school program for middle school students in Cleveland's inner city schools. The objective of our group is to provide a positive influence in students' lives that will encourage them to avoid negative influences. This is done by providing fun and dynamic programs that kids want to participate in (like introduction to art and music, debates about current affairs that affect them, hands-on science and math demonstrations and projects, or a creative business project). The programming will be tailored to the kid's interests, so as to facilitate maximum participation and to get the kids to want to come to our program. The idea isn't to tutor these kids or prepare them for a test, but to encourage them to be curious about the world around them. Case students will be an integral part of this program, as they will serve as role models and leaders of the programs for the students. This will be a unique opportunity for Case students to experience the diverse cultural heritage that Cleveland's children comprise.

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Members are able to partake in the fulfilling experience of conducting experiments, engaging with students, and lending support to Cleveland Public School students. This organization helps break the bubble of the CWRU campus and allows members to gain a better understanding of the greater campus community all while helping younger students.

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The purpose of the organization shall be to organize a congregation of students who share a common passion for climbing. We provide organized activities to allow students with or without prior experience to participate in the sport of rock climbing. We hope to give an opportunity for all students to try the sport and to help students with a climbing background further their skills.

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Weekly meetings at the Veale rock climbing wall. We host 3 Club sponsored trips where we go to the Red River and New River Gorges. Members are able to submit requests to loan out our club gear for their personal use at local gyms or outdoor trips on their own. During all of our meetings and trips we are also teaching newer or experienced climbers more about how to use the equipment and how to stay safe while climbing with techniques and equipment.

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Club Badminton provides the Case Western Reserve University community with the opportunity to play, learn, & appreciate the international Olympic sport of badminton. Players may come to play casually with their friends, or engage more competitively with other students who want to improve their skills. We compete with other universities to build connections through sports, and allow our players exposure to competitive badminton. Our practices are 3 nights a week for 2-3 hours. (August 30-November 9 at Veale courts 1 & 2 from 5:30-7:30pm on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. November 10-November 23 at Veale courts 1 & 2 from 4:00-6:00pm on Tuesday and Thursday.)

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Regular participation in practices, free equipment (rackets, feather/nylon birds, string, stringing machine, grip tape), consideration for and free transportation to and from travel tournaments.

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The purpose of the Cognitive Science Student Organization is to develop and carry out programs that support undergraduate research and education in the cognitive sciences, to create social connection, to amplify student voices, and to liaise with faculty and administration. We encourage students interested in Cognitive Science and related academic areas (computer/data science, psychological sciences, communication science, philosophy, neuroscience, biology, math, sociology, modern languages and others) to become members.

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Develop professional skills (communication, event planning, leadership), build professional networks, and build social networks.

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Our Chapter of the College Diabetes Network was founded for the purpose of connecting college students with, affected by, and interested in type I and type II diabetes in the hopes that these connections will create a support network which will enable students to fulfill their potential and limit the negative psychological and physical effects of diabetes.

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Joining our group allows you the opportunity to meet other like-minded CWRU students who are CWRU students passionate about diabetes activism on campus. We also offer many occasions to receive CDN and diabetes-related items and prizes.

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COCO is an ad hoc committee that advocates for CWRU undergraduate commuter students as well as providing services for the commuter lounge located in Thwing Student Center.

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access to the Off Campus Student lounge, a community of fellow commuter and off campus students

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Consult Your Community is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit working present at 25+ college campuses across America with the goal of inspiring students across the nation to strengthen the 6 million small businesses that drive the success of our country. CYC creates teams of 4-6 student analysts who offer consulting services with a local business over a period of 8-10 weeks to help them strengthen their business.

At the Case Western Chapter, we operate with the mission of providing our students with training and guidance so that they can help Cleveland small business tackle business problems and execute solutions, with the support of the national group and the Case Western community. Additionally, we aim to provide students with consulting-related career development, networking opportunities, and defined skills they can take into any profession after graduation.

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- Working with real local Cleveland small businesses on 8-10 week projects to solve real business problems
- Networking with CWRU and CYC alumni at top consulting firms
- Transferrable skills to any profession or graduate program
- Access to the national Consult Your Community network of like-minded high-achieving students and consulting professionals
- New friends and mentors

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This is not your ordinary book club. Our specialty is the mystery genre. We will read a variety of mystery novels from traditional whodunits to suspenseful thrillers, watch mystery-themed TV shows and movies, and convene with our fellow detectives on a twice-monthly basis for discussions. In addition, we will hold volunteer events where members will have the opportunity to read to children at local elementary schools and libraries. Together, we will hone our investigative skills while inspiring the next generation of young detectives.

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Read books with a fun group, watch movies, and have great conversations

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Cricket is a bat and ball game that originated in England around 1300. It is now played in more than 100 countries around the world. It requires team play which helps people boost team spirit. CWRU cricket club strives to provide safe, secure and friendly environment in which students can learn and play the game of cricket and develop their skills, to promote fair play, respect for all and observance of the laws and the spirit of cricket

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Enrolling in this club will make you eligible to be a part of the team for any upcoming competitions and events. You will also be able to attend any practice sessions and get a chance to interact with other cricket fans, building friendships through the medium of sport.

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We seek to understand the medical, business, and societal institution that is healthcare, specifying but not limited to, the mainstream conversation around ethics, the social determinants of health, health finance, and health policy. We aim to recognize all healthcare facets including those aforementioned as they become topically relevant. With the vast number of fields that weave into the institution of healthcare, we want to create an inclusive atmosphere of constructive dialogue where students of diverse backgrounds can learn and question the status quo. To supplement this conversation, we plan to bring in guest speakers that provide insight into the different facets of healthcare. In creating this space, our goal is to eventually work in improving health literacy in our surrounding community by elucidating relevant topics such as health insurance, health policy, and financial literacy in a distilled, easy to understand form.

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•.Access to guest speaker presentations
• Networking opportunities
• Flexible engagement

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We are a caring community passionate about connecting people to Jesus Christ.

Large Group Meetings: Every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Thwing 201

Ask about our Life Groups to find one that fits your schedule!

Cru at CWRU is part of the international Cru ministry. Connect with the Cru Cleveland movement at:

website: crucleveland.com

page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cru-Greater-Cleveland-NE-Ohio/136836490879

FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/317087231732314/

Twitter: @crucleveland

and the national page at cru.org.

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Members have the opportunity to grow in their spiritual development and form lasting relationships with their peers through small group Bible studies and large group meetings.

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CURE International is a health organization that operates in 14 countries including Kenya, Ethiopia, and the Philippines to provide life changing surgeries such as clubfoot and spina bifida to children who would otherwise not get the help.
Our team makes an effort to raise money on campus through local fundraising events for students at CWRU to attend. The money raised through this organization is donated to CURE International which distributes 83.5% of the money to the hospitals and the rest is used for fundraising and administration.
Our goal this semester is to make our organization more impactful on our campus and to continue to raise money for CURE despite the COVID-19 pandemic. CURE needs our help now more than ever and we are ready to put forth our full time and effort to help other third world countries during this time of crisis. 

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Members should expect to have opportunities for campus and community engagement. Official members of the club can identify themselves as CURE CWRU members. There are opportunities for leadership development while contributing to a good cause.

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The objectives of this Chapter shall be to afford an opportunity for students of a chemical science to become better acquainted, to secure the intellectual stimulation that arises from professional association, to obtain experience in preparing and presenting technical material before chemical audiences, to foster a professional spirit among the members, to instill a professional pride in the chemical sciences, and to foster an awareness of the responsibilities and challenges of the modern chemist.

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Membership to the American Chemical Society

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The CWRU Art History Club strives to promote a love of art history among the university’s students and a passion for learning about various cultures’ art histories. We want to foster constructive and educational dialogues that help all members of the CWRU community understand that we can learn from the past and apply it towards our future.

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Community within a network of students with a passion for Art History, access to professional connections, and the opportunity to learn from organized museum visits and guest lectures

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The CWRU Boxing Club is to be established as a place for any CWRU student interested in boxing to learn, practice, spar, or simply experience the sport of boxing in any way they prefer.

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-Learn to defend yourself
- Beginners welcomed
- Have fun!!!

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The Cycling Club focuses on maintaining a relaxed, friendly environment for students, faculty, and staff to practice and participate in cycling events. These events include local road rides, trips to the Cleveland Velodrome and Ray's Indoor Mountain Bike Park, spinning classes during the snowy months, and numerous other social events. We hold public tune-ups twice a year. Our USAC-recognized competitive cycling team also participates in both domestic and collegiate races in the following disciplines: Track, Mountain, Cyclocross, and Road. We are always looking to expand into new areas as well. If interested in racing, we provide structured training and coaching to fit your schedule. Our club workshop and equipment, including tools, trainers, and road bikes are available to all members free of charge. We welcome everyone: come ride with us!

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CWRU Cycling offers to its members a community of like-minded people who are interesting in the sport of cycling. All members get access to sponsor discounts. We are sponsored by Bike Ohio, the Cleveland Velodrome, HiFi wheels, Mitchell's Ice Cream, Fuzzy Stitchworks and Nova Maple Syrup. We have a team workshop with all the bike tools necessary to work on a bike that members will have access to. Additionally, we cover the charges for members to travel to and compete in MWCCC races, and offer discounts to attend our team training camps. To train for races, we have a USA Cycling certified coach that offers team and personalized training plans.

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Developer Student Club (DSC) is a program run by Google Developers. Our purpose is to host workshops to grow student knowledge on developer products and platforms (primarily focused around Google technologies), and to provide students with the tools and environment to solve real world problems in our local community.

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- Meet other students who are passionate about serving our local community. Work on different projects and brainstorm with each other.
- Learn about a wide range of technical topics where new skills are gained through hands-on workshops, in-person training, and project building activities.
- Apply your new learnings and connections to build great solutions for local problems. Advance your skills, career, and network.

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CWRU EMS is a student-run volunteer organization that provides emergency medical assistance to the students, faculty, staff, and guests of the Case Western Reserve University community. The most fundamental mission of CWRU EMS is to provide a high standard of free, basic life support by reporting to on-campus medical emergencies. Furthermore, CWRU EMS strives to serve the CWRU community by facilitating and providing educational opportunities for the student body, by offering stand-by assistance for major university events, and by encouraging members to participate in public health-related volunteer and community service work within the greater Cleveland area. The overarching mission of CWRU EMS is to attend to the emergent medical needs of the Case Western Reserve community while continuing to foster general interest and education in public health and safety.

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Access to training to receive and maintain an EMT license. Clinical hours. Medical experience and connections.

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- The mission of this organization is to cultivate a higher caliber of CWRU undergraduate global citizens who through their interactions with the K-12 community spread their knowledge and personal experiences about college academics to students in local area school systems.
- It is the aim of this organization to disburse valuable knowledge regarding college academics, including majors, minors, fields of study, pre professional studies, careers, and such to K-12 students.
- The undergraduate students involved would also cultivate greater connection to these students and serve as short term or long term mentors to students potentially interested in the undergraduate’s fields of study or pre professional focus.
- This organization seeks to reduce the divide between disenfranchised students (minorities, women, LGBTQ+) and others by allowing them equal access to information regarding college academics, potentially to spur interest in currently underrepresented fields of study.

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CWRU for Autism Acceptance strives to create a supportive and welcoming environment for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder in the Greater Cleveland area. We not only aim to raise awareness about autism, but we also provide CWRU students with local opportunities to become educated about autism and to join us in both advocating for and assisting individuals with autism. We partner with various on-campus and community organizations that directly benefit the Cleveland autism community. Additionally, our unique Sparties Running Program gives student members the opportunity to serve as volunteer coaches to children on the spectrum. Through a shared love for running and exercise, the program promotes friendships among our running buddies on the spectrum, their neurotypical peers, and our volunteer coaches.

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- Become directly involved in working with the autism community by volunteering through the Sparties Running Program or organizations in the Great Cleveland area
- Raise awareness of autism and promote acceptance by collaborating with other groups at CWRU
- Learn more about ASD by listening to other's experiences, watching shows/movies, and attending speaker events

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Case Western Reserve University Geological Society is an organization dedicated to promoting interest in the geosciences and related fields, including ecology and planetary science, and to developing skills in these areas. Membership is open to all members of the CWRU student body, and meetings will be open to all members of the CWRU community.

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A safe space to meet other students interested in geological sciences. Virtual group discussions. (Outdoor activities such as hikes in non-pandemic times)

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The mission of the CWRU Health and Wellness Council is to help CWRU students feel like their best selves by promoting a campus culture of well-being. Through our initiatives and events, we aim to promote an understanding of personal wellness in the context of college life, build bridges between students and campus wellness resources and empower students to critically examine existing resources and take direct action to create improvements.

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Currently the IEEE is accepting new members. Interested in helping to reconstruct a valuable resource for electrical, computer, biomedical, and systems and control engineers? Sign up today.

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Members have the benefits of connecting with others in their field and participating in events that foster academia.

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CWRU iGEM aims to foster a collaborative environment where undergraduate students are encouraged to ask questions and work together to solve problems through the application of student-driven synthetic biology research! Together, we learn about synthetic biology research, different experimental methods, and team management through exploration and cooperation. There is also an international synthetic biology research competition hosted by the organization iGEM that we aim to compete in to ultimately showcase our work. 

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Education regarding basic molecular biology, microbiology, genetic engineering protocols that are commonly used in research and within the biology and medical field. Help to encourage active independent research projects from students. Work in a collaborative team environment and gain skills for presentation and communication. Also help to raise awareness regarding synthetic biology which is a growing field in several areas including therapeutics, the food industry, environment.

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CWRU Jump Rope provides a new and fun fitness outlet for Case students! The club focuses on skill development, teamwork, health, and collaboration through weekly practices as well as campus and community performances.

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- Learning a new sport
- Fun, stress-free atmosphere
- Positive health benefits
- New friends :)

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Join CWRU MedWish!

CWRU MedWish is a hands-on social service club that partners with MedWish International to help bring medical supplies and devices to places in need. We encourage all, no matter the experience or major, to join us in our mission to recycle and repurpose medical equipment.
CWRU MedWish will promote healthcare equity on an international scale assisting MedWish International in processing medical devices. Our priority is to increase access to healthcare globally by repurposing locally donated medical equipment. CWRU MedWish assists in repairing and packaging priority medical devices for use in underserved regions. Our methods of device processing are based on a comprehensive and officially verified understanding of medical device guidelines.

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-Sorting Events at MedWish International warehouse: Join a group of students as they sort through medical supplies donated from local hospitals, placing each item in specific categories.
-Biomed Events at MedWish International warehouse: Hosted every few Saturdays, this event is our most popular. Come work with Biomedical Engineers as you get to test and fix medical devices that have been donated. Plus you are treated to donuts! This event is only available to recognized Members of CWRU MedWish (see below Membership Benefits).
-Projects: Led by CWRU MedWish Project Coordinator, the projects are high in variety. The projects range from analyzing MedWish Data using R to creating blueprints for patient monitor mounts. Keep a look out for the next recruitment to projects via email.
-Guest Speakers over Zoom: Join prominent speakers as they discuss their backgrounds and current work. You can find all speaker dates and times in our events.
-General Body Meetings: We will be hosting both fun and educational general body meetings. Keep a look out for emails of the dates and activities.

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These membership requirements are created due to the unique situation of working with an external organization, MedWish International. We must maintain reliability and consistency in our participation and attendance. But we appreciate all contributions of time no matter how small!

Being a Member of CWRU MedWish
-Members are recognized on campusgroups, see Documents “CWRU MedWish Recognized Members List”
-Only members will be able to register for the Saturday Biomed Event and get access to donuts!
-To check you're membership status you can view the Recognized Members list in the documents section of this page. (This list is updated every month. If you meet the requirements to become a recognized member you will receive an email informing you.)
-Members must complete the following requirements within one semester to maintain their membership for the following semester:
--1 sorting trips
--1 general body meetings or guest speakers (or combo)

Non-Members
-Will still have access to our campusgroups page and all of our emails
-Will be able to register for all events except for the Biomed Events
-In order to become a Member of CWRU MedWish one must complete the following within one semester:
--2 sorting trips, or 1 sorting trip + completion of 1 project
--1 general body meetings or guest speakers (or combo)

We will personally keep track of your attendance to events and will automatically update you to a member once the requirements are completed.

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The CWRU Music Therapy Club was founded to provide music therapy to patients and their families at various clinical facilities in the University Circle area, while simultaneously affording undergraduate musicians at CWRU performance opportunities intended specifically to improve the wellbeing of those in need in clinical settings.

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Gain community service hours and valuable interpersonal interactions with patients through joining music therapy club! Members get the opportunity to perform at University Hospitals and learn what it is like to be a music therapist.

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Currently, all of our events are coordinated through GroupMe https://groupme.com/join_group/70019610/tOVlDT2F join here!

The CWRU Poker Club is a group of individuals who come together in a friendly environment to play poker together. All skill levels are welcome, including those who have no idea how to play. We do not support gambling in any way. If you have any interest in poker or if you are simply looking to make some friends, CWRU Poker Club is a great place for you!

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Access to CWRU Poker Club's GroupMe
Participate in club tournaments

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We are here to help you understand more about public health, build professional relationships through networking and mentorship, and pursue opportunities in public health research and advocacy. All undergraduate and graduate students interested in public health are welcome to join CWRU Public Health Association!

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Membership in the CWRU Public Health Association’s general body allows members full access to Public Health Association programming as well as to its full database of resources. Members will have the opportunity to form committees on specific public health initiatives and have an active role in organization activities.

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The CWRU Quizbowl Team represents Case Western Reserve University at trivia and quizbowl competitions at the regional and national levels in both academic and pop culture tournaments. On campus, CWRU Quizbowl usually hosts events for area high school students twice a year. CWRU Quizbowl alums and players have won millions of dollars on 'Jeopardy!', 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire' and other television game shows. The time commitment for CWRU Quizbowl is entirely up to the player. Practices occur in Thwing on Mondays and Thursdays between 6 and 8 pm, and students can show up at whatever times they are available during these practices. On average, CWRU teams attend six tournaments per semester across the Great Lakes region, in Canada and throughout the greater United States. Some players have played in one tournament over four years while others have played in thirty; each player chooses how active they would like to be. Most importantly, and unlike some other collegiate quizbowl programs, Case Quizbowl is not a blood sport. We intend for practices and tournaments to be fun, mind expanding, and humane. Any undergraduate or graduate student is welcome to join; just show up to a practice! We select teams for traveling competitions based on practice attendance and the rules of the events we attend, though we rarely have to turn people down when they wish to participate.
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Members will be able to represent Case Western Reserve University by competing in academic competitions. Students will also gain networking experience to compete in competitions by themselves for the pure enjoyment factor. All engagement is done purely for the sake of the experience.

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Our goal is to encourage Science Olympiad and run a Science Olympiad invitational at Case. Science Olympiad is a national organization that host fun and competitive science competitions for high school and middle school students. The overall goal is to increase and promote interest in STEM at a younger age. If you have any questions or would like to join you can email Chris Slater at cas291@case.edu

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Members will have the opportunity to engage with K-12 students and help promote STEM education by hosting Science Olympiad competitions and related workshops.

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CWRU Slackline Club's mission is to promote slacklining to all members of the Case Western Reserve University community, introduce the activity to new people, and create a community of slackliners on campus.

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Membership benefits include updates on slacklining events, information on off-campus slacklining trips, as well as networking opportunities for the larger slacklining community.

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The CWRU Smash Club was established to foster an environment of competition and growth, for the students of Case Western Reserve University (CWRU), the Cleveland Institute of Art (CIA), and the Cleveland Institute of Music (CIM), and for members of the surrounding community. The CWRU Smash Club seeks to provide an environment for people who love the game to play, discuss, and come together over this mutual interest.

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Participation in weekly tournaments as well as a group trip to a large tournament every semester.

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CWRU Society for Constitutional Policy aims to provide a non-partisan platform where members can freely exchange ideas. SCP is responsible for organizing and celebrating each year's Constitution Day in September, which Congress requires. We also host bi-weekly discussions on constitutional and political topics such as current events, Supreme court decisions, and legislation.

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Five officers are elected in December every year. Members will have opportunities to participate in the annual Constitution Day Forum as the moderator, MC, or panelist. SCP fosters a community where like-minded students can share and discuss their opinions and keep each other informed on the most recent political and judicial events.

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The CWRU Undergraduate Biochemistry Society (CUBS) aims to foster a friendly, nurturing community for students interested in or seeking a career in biochemistry and to cultivate curiosity for biochemistry at Case Western Reserve University. Through mentorship programs, we strive to promote lasting relationships among undergraduate students and create connections with graduate students, researchers, and department faculty. Furthermore, we seek to establish a more accessible pipeline to biochemical research and to provide exposure to biochemistry-related careers for interested undergraduates and prospective incoming students. Networking opportunities we hope to organize include rotational shadowing in department labs, career-building seminars from working professionals, and one-on-one workshops between underclassmen and more experienced upperclassmen.

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Mentorship program, research matching, networking opportunities, career-building seminars, faculty bonding events

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The central vision of the Case Western Wilderness Society is to promote access to earth's wild spaces for all students regard less of background or experience. Our organization works to foster a community within CWRU that develops environmentalism and adventure by lowering the barrier of entry to the outdoors. The Case Western Wilderness Society strives to create a community for its members that supports their interest in the outdoors, teaches outdoor recreational skills and knowledge through peers and guests, and develops conversations surrounding outdoor adventures, trips, and environmental ethics.

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Become a part of a community that supports your interest in the outdoors. Join in conversations surrounding outdoor adventures, trips, and environmental ethics. Learn outdoor recreational skills and knowledge from your peers and guests. Hear about community trip planning and resources.

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CWRUfit is a health and wellness club that encourages a healthy lifestyle and fitness in the safest way possible. As a community, we hope to foster friendships with anyone who hopes to improve their physical, mental, and social well-being in a judgment-free environment.

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Join a supportive and collaborative community of students with diverse fitness goals

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We are a street dance group that focuses on it's members' developments, both in their techniques and their performance skills.

President: Yuna Fang (yxf208@case.edu)
Vice President: Lanyi Xu (lxx136@case.edu)
Treasurer: Lizzie Luo (zxl638@case.edu)
Secretary: Huixian Yang (hxy298@case.edu)
Alumni Advisor: Cindy Wang

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There are two elements to the debating club, both equally weighted; the intellectual aspect and the competitive aspect. Members can choose how much of their experience in the club is about either of these two.

The intellectual aspect is for the sake of the pure appreciation of intelligent thought and discussion. In this sense, debating is only a means for us to discover and explore interesting concepts in science, politics, philosophy, literature, etc. Debate here is not imagined as a competition as much as a means for us to improve ourselves and satisfy our curiosity and desire to express ourselves.

The competitive aspect is similar, except it also seeks to use the debate to hone particular skillsets. This involves competition in massive competitions against other universities, improving our public speaking skills, learning to think quickly and effectively on your feet, and much else. Over here, we are competing with other teams in the sport of debate outside of only discussing interesting competitions.

Both of these aspects as carefully integrated within the overall member experience at the club, and any member can choose how much they want to be involved in the competitive aspect outside of only seeing it as a space to express one's self.

The World Universities Debating Championship is the largest debating competition in the world, and one of the world's largest annual student events. Our club focuses on this event as a milestone opportunity for all members. There are a number of other debating competitions that follow the same format which occur throughout the year, such as the Yale Inter-Varsity competition and the Cornell Debate Competition, which will be taking place during February this year, among a host of others.

One of the focuses of the club will be to train and prepare for these tournaments and hope to do well at them, through weekly debate sessions. The WUDC and associated tournaments follow the British Parliamentary Debate System, which features four teams debating a motion (the topic) from either proposition (also called government) or opposition, with each speaker giving 7-minute speeches. The motion is revealed 15 minutes before the debate and teams are expected to prepare their cases during that period, and the topics are usually about politics, philosophy, international relations, etc. Therefore, it is a pretty fast-paced activity which makes it a lot of fun and requires very little pre-tournament preparation, apart from practice and training. Maybe you already have experience in parliamentary debating, or maybe not. Over the course of the next few weeks, we will arrange training sessions that will teach the basics to everyone and get some practice in, before we start attending official tournaments. The format is very easy to learn and very difficult to master, which makes it all the more fun! Apart from WUDC, we will also be looking at other formats and competitions based on the member's interests.

The international debating circuit is a vibrant, diverse community with participants from all over the world. Former WUDC speakers and champions have gone on to become successful international lawyers, U.S Congresspeople, presidents, CEOs, and much more. You can be assured you will gain a lot of important skills and knowledge through your participation, and most importantly, make a lot of very special memories.

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The Debate Club seeks to develop public speaking and critical thinking skills among its members. Members will undergo a process meant to enhance their ability to think through tough global challenges and develop the ability to talk about their positions in a coherent, effective manner. We will also be competing in national and international debating competitions both in North America and abroad, giving an incredible opportunity to all members to learn and collect accolades. Furthermore, you will get access to a community of thoughtful, intelligent and curious students who are interested in finding more effective ways of thinking about themselves and the world.

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The purpose of Delta Epsilon Mu, Inc. shall be dedicated to serving the community and uniting students of diverse backgrounds with interest in the varying health fields through leadership, professional development, and brotherhood. The members of Delta Epsilon Mu are committed to serving the community by advocating health education and care, and through active participation in service activities, fundraising, and outreach programs. Members are given the opportunity to directly participate in health-oriented workshops and discussions, thereby attaining access to pertinent academic and career information through association with professors, advisors, career professionals, alumni members, and fellow active members.

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Delta Epsilon Mu, Inc. provides networking opportunities and specific membership benefits to all affiliates. The Alumni Membership is composed of an ever-growing number of health professionals who make a personal effort toward the professional development of the students they mentor. Affiliates are provided discounted rates through established partnerships and specific members-only access to Fraternity resources.

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The purpose of the organization shall be to promote German culture on the Case Western Reserve campus as well as provide a community and environment for those who are interested in Germany, the land, people, language and culture.

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Engage with other students and learn about German language and culture.

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Design for America's vision is a world where people believe in their ability to innovate and tackle the most ill-structured challenges of our time. Design for America (DFA) is an award-winning nationwide network of interdisciplinary student teams and community members using design to create local and social impact. We teach human-centered design to young adults and collaborate with community partners through extra-curricular, university-based, student-led design studios tackling national challenges in Education, Health, Economy, and Environment.

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- members will be able to work in an interdisciplinary team, solving real problems while partnered with actual community non-profits as community partners
- access to a national network of benefits, including networking, design-related opportunities, and resume reviews
- Human-Centered Design process is taught to all members
- opportunity for constant leadership, communication, and team work skill improvements
- projects in all different categories for varying levels of design experience

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Dhamakapella is Case Western Reserve University’s competitive South Asian fusion a cappella group. We perform original arrangements that fuse Western artists such as Ariana Grande, Sia, Maroon 5, and Kanye West, Bollywood film and Indian classical music, and genres such as pop, R&B, trap, and dubstep. Since our inception in 2005, we have recorded and produced two studio albums composed entirely of original arrangements written by current members of the group or alumni. Not only does Dhamaka perform at various on and off campus events, we compete against other fusion a cappella teams nationally. Dhamaka has competed at numerous competitions and festivals throughout the country, and has won nine national titles. In 2017, Dhamakapella was one of seven teams to qualify for the first-ever South Asian fusion a cappella bid-style championship, All-American Awaaz. Our group is composed of students from a wide spread of musical backgrounds, ranging from shower singers to those with classical Indian and Western vocal training. We are united by our love for music and are always excited to recruit new talent, perfect our sound, and share our passion with our listeners.

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Enjoy singing and competing with us no matter what your musical background is!

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DigiCWRU’s mission to provide a place for people with a common interest in digital arts to gather and
exchange knowledge about their crafts in the hopes that CWRU students are better able to express
themselves artistically in the future. DigiCWRU foresees achieving this goal by leaving behind resources
and setting examples for new members.

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digiCWRU provides a community for students to learn about digital art that fosters creativity while also creating a unique environment that allows for learning from peers, improving art skills, and access to digital art tools.

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The Disc Golf Club is a CWRU student-led organization composed of disc golfers of all ranges of skill levels as well as those who are just starting and interested in learning about the sport. Not only are the members of the Disc Golf Club motivated to improve their skills (such as putting, backhand throws, sidearm throws, angle control, etc), but also to create an inclusive environment where people regardless of race, ethnicity, or sexual orientation can enjoy playing with and meeting students who are similarly interested in disc golf. At the end of the day, the DGC aims to foster a fun community of students who can connect through the sport of disc golf.

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The Disc Golf Club is a welcoming community of disc golfers that is always looking for new members to join. There are many benefits of joining. Firstly, every Saturday, you can get a ride to a local course (30 minutes or less) where we will all play a round there. There are many experienced disc golfers who can help you improve your skills and strategies. After that, we normally will get food at a restaurant close by. You can count on a few food events per semester being completely covered by the club. Again, we are a friendly and welcoming group, and anyone is welcome to become a member.

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Engineers Without Borders helps create a more stable and prosperous world by providing access to necessities such as clean water, power, sanitation, and education. EWB-Case operates under this charter, but additionally pursues the education of students in a socially conscious manner through experiential learning. This is accomplished by the implementation of both international and local sustainability projects. As well as being associated with EWB-USA, the national organization, we function under the name Humanitarian Design Corps. HDC is a section of our organization created to allow us more flexibility in choosing the projects we commit ourselves to.
Meetings are weekly and specific to each project group. All of our meetings can be found on our calendar under the home tab to your left.

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We offer skills and opportunities such as workshops with professionals, creativity and problem solving, project management, communication, contextual Understanding, and human-centered design. Also, we have opportunities to implement and travel abroad.

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Enable and support the pursuit of entrepreneurship.

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- Speakers & Activities - We regularly bring in inspiring speakers to expose you to exciting aspects of entrepreneurship.
- Exclusive Resources - Develop and build your own ideas as we connect you with resources and support.
- Network - Build your network with influential individuals in entrepreneurship.

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A gaming community on campus open to all gamers of every skill level on all consoles. We field competitive teams that compete nationally for scholarship money and also host gaming events and tournaments. We have meetings every at 6pm during the school year. Esports Club is a Tespa Chapter and is inactively involved with the Cleveland gaming community.

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Outside of COVID, access to the computer gaming lab in Olin and support for Esport competitions

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Fancy, Always Fancy is an ensemble of young scholars who interest themselves in the field of living with high class, and want to bring this classical life style to modern times. The central focus of “Fancy, Always Fancy” is to learn about, explore, and act out the practices that represent what it meant to be fancy in cultures from the Elizabethan Era through the Roaring Twenties. In order to do this, we will watch movies that represent those ideals, visit museums with displays that would be educational for our purposes, attend shows that are representative of “fancy” culture, and emulate what we imagine it would have been like to be a member of the higher class society in various time periods.

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FEMAL hopes to facilitate important discussion through fun movies and literature regarding feminist theory, women's studies, sexual assault, imposter syndrome, economic and social disparities, and various topics that affect women's lives everyday. Providing an inclusive and safe space for any student to have a voice, ask questions, and learn more about feminism through the analysis of chosen literature or movies.

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FEMAL is open to all students and provides students in STEM with packed schedules a safe space to learn more about feminism and pertinent issues affecting women everyday through literature. We hope to critically analyze how modern day and past literature, film, and media affect women and society’s perceptions of women to gain a better understanding of feminism

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The CWRU Fencing Club is a close-knit group of students who get together to learn and practice fencing skills. We train in all three types of sword: foil, epee and sabre. While the basics are the same, each has its own special form and rules of conduct.

Students of all skill levels are welcome, and equipment is provided. We compete in the Midwest Fencing Conference against other club and some varsity teams across the Midwest.

Practices are held in Adelbert Gym from 6:30pm - 8:30pm on Monday and Wednesday and from 5pm to 7pm on Friday. Come out and give it a stab! Fencing at CWRU is a great opportunity to stay active and also meet new friends.

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Members will receive training in the Olympic sport of fencing. Members with no experience in fencing will be taught the fundamentals of fencing, and those with experience will continue to practice and learn new techniques. Members have access to borrowing club equipment if they do not have their own. Members also have access to information and resources from our conference, the Midwest Fencing Conference. In a normal year, members can also participate in tournaments against other club teams if they wish.

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The Figure Skating Club of Case Western Reserve University is dedicated to uniting students passionate about figure skating, as well as recreational skating. We provide opportunities for regular practice for skaters of all levels, through public skate sessions, freestyle sessions, and group lessons. We also host figure skating competition watch parties. Skaters of all levels are welcome to join! We skate at Cleveland Heights Rec Center, five minutes away from campus and often provide transportation to the rink.
In addition, we are an officially registered USFSA Club and qualify to compete at Collegiate Figure Skating Competitions.

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Free access to public skating sessions at the Cleveland Heights Rec Center (skate rental included).

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This group serves to introduce new and experienced shooters to guns of all shapes and sizes. We go on range trips with an emphasis on safety procedures, firearm function, and firearm manipulation. We make regular trips to the range every month, so contact us if you want to come along and invite your friends!

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The benefits offered to the members of the Firearms club are to master proper safety procedures of how to function and manipulate a firearm, increase and encourage basic comprehension of firearms, make good judgment calls, and eventually use this knowledge to teach others. Our members will receive the opportunity to travel to the range and attend regular monthly meetings where they will learn firearm safety and protocol. In addition to these benefits, they also have the ability to personally ask any of the officers or advisors on information about firearms for their own personal use. We are an open space for any students who are already trained with firearms or who are completely new to the field. Our goal is to ensure every member is well informed and well trained with firearms to pursue their passion and then educate others on proper safety and manipulation of firearms.

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To “pay it forward” by fostering inspiration, leadership, professional and personal development, the FIRSTⓇ Core Values, and Gracious ProfessionalismⓇ among FIRSTⓇ students and alumni of all backgrounds through education, mentorship, and volunteerism.

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We connect members of FAR@CWRU to mentorship opportunities with local Cleveland area teams and volunteer opportunities at official and unofficial competitions around the Ohio, West Virginia, and Western Pennsylvania (WOW) region, allowing our members to pay it forward so others go far! We also extend a positive impact around the world through our online resource library. Through our organization, our members can pass on their experiences, connect with other like-minded Alumni, and continue to grow as the leaders that FIRST helped start them off to be! FAR@CWRU also engages in numerous other member-led projects, like helping run and maintain the Great Lakes Science Center's wooden practice field to developing a standardized machine shop training safety course for local teams. If you have an idea, we would love to hear it!

Please join our Discord server, our primary mode of communication! https://discord.gg/PpCvc8hj3e

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Fitness Exploration Community welcomes all students of all levels interested in health and wellness to explore a variety of new, fun ways to exercise! We work with instructors and studios around Cleveland and fellow CWRU organizations to bring you opportunities to try yoga, HIIT, zumba, weightlifting, rock climbing, pilates, barre, and so much more! In addition to workouts, we host social events to continue building our strong sense of community!

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Memberships to the Fitness Exploration Community are free and come with the opportunity to sign up for Exploration Events around Cleveland, Mini Exploration Events around campus, and Community Events that are less wellness-based and more about building connections with other members!

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The CWRU Flying Club acts as an organized community-based group for aviation enthusiasts and pilots at CWRU. Its primary function for members serves to connect those with similar interests and ambitions in the aviation industry by providing educational and networking resources for industry employment and flight training.

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Our organization will provide the benefit of learning about the aviation community in addition to many niche areas of aviation. We also aim to provide a social space for all those interested in any aspect of aviation as well as to act as a networking group for careers across the industry.

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Our mission is to fight waste and feed people. We do this by donating the excess food from campus to our community. In addition to diverting food waste, we hold educational events on campus and in the community about issues regarding social inequality, healthy eating, food waste, and ethical service practices. We also work closely with other food and service related groups to connect multiple student organizations together through Food Forum.

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FRN members conduct recoveries at Leutner Dining Hall, Fribley Dining Hall, Tomlinson food café, Einstein's bagels, and additional on-campus dining locations. Members are allowed access to kitchen and storage facilities in said locations. Members may use CCEL Vans or personal vehicles to travel off-campus to donate and serve food to community partners.

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The purpose of this organization is to advance the goals of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) to provide lifesaving medical care to people affected by armed conflict, epidemics, and natural disasters. This aim will be achieved through community engagement, fundraising for MSF campaigns, and encouraging students to work with non-governmental organizations post- graduation.

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Our goal is to create a place where people that are interested in game development can come to learn to make games as well as to create and/or play games. We’ll be achieving this goal through the use of game jams, game development lectures, and a discord server where discussion and links to resources and finished games will live.

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To expand accessibility to coding education and provide resources for any high school students interested in computer science and technology.

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Members of CWRU Girls Who Code volunteer to help high school students learn how to program, and work on initiatives to expand accessibility and efficiency in tech education.

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The Global Ethical Leaders Society is a student-led organization founded and sponsored by the Inamori International Center for Ethics and Excellence. GELS members meet weekly to discuss ethics, ethical issues and world events, welcome guest speakers, and hold events open to the campus and the community

The group’s mission is to stimulate the growth of responsible global leaders while facilitating their experiential learning and providing the tools needed for future ethical endeavors. GELS centers on fostering discussions, interactions, and opportunities today that can lead to solutions tomorrow.

GELS is open to undergraduate students, graduate students, and professional students. All students interested in ethics, leadership, and discussion are encouraged to refer to this page on recruitment or contact GELS Executive Members for more information at: GELSexec@case.edu

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• Funding for experiential learning opportunities concerning ethical leadership
• Special access to Inamori-sponsored speakers and events
• Mentoring and resources to develop leadership and moral reasoning skills
• Guest lecturers and discussions of ethical issues with global impact
• Screening and discussions of films with ethical themes
• Internships with community leaders, corporate ethics officers
• Funding for student participation in ethics and leadership conferences and events
• Additional opportunities and programs designed by YOU, the future GELS member!

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The Global Health Design Collaboration (GHDC) of Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) of Cleveland, OH is a multi-level interdisciplinary organization that aims to integrate social science and engineering disciplines in the development of relevant, sustainable solutions to health concerns in Uganda. Specifically, GHDC seeks to utilize the theoretical perspectives and methodologies of sociocultural anthropology to identify local health concerns within an emic model, and then apply these factors as inputs to an engineering design process to produce culturally appropriate and sustainable solutions.

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● Engineer and prototype culturally relevant, sustainable solutions to healthcare problems in Uganda
● Foster a collaboration between CWRU and Makerere students
● Educate engineers on anthropology
● Educate anthropologists on engineering
● Combine different disciplines of thought to better approach global health problems
● Help develop the biomedical engineering program at Makerere University (annual spring break trip to test prototypes/conduct needs finding in Uganda)
● Successfully maintain engineering projects until full solutions have been implemented
● Have students from a variety of disciplines and degrees work together on the same projects

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