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The Stanford AI Club will be a centralized hub for AI work for students on campus, from students building AI projects & startups to student researchers to domain experts.

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The Chapter is organized and will be operated exclusively for educational and scientific purposes to promote the following:
1. An increased knowledge of and greater interest in the science, design, development, construction, languages, management and applications of modern computing.
2. Greater interest in computing and its applications.
3. A means of communication between persons having an interest in computing.

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BIOME is a student organization dedicated to providing open space for anyone interested in pursuing bioengineering and biology inspired projects. Our mission is to provide any Stanford student with the skills, resources, and support to engage in a bio-hacking project. Bio-hacking includes any project that utilizes biological materials. We seek to educate our membership and the broader public and strive to broaden the scope of biotechnology beyond the conventional definition.

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The Biomedical Association for the Interest of Minority Students (BioAIMS) is an inclusive organization that provides a welcoming home for all Biosciences students at Stanford to celebrate their identities--especially those that have traditionally been marginalized in academia.

We actively build this community through cultural celebrations, peer support, and career development programming. To address the issues facing our communities, we engage in social justice advocacy and local outreach initiatives.

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The mission of Cap and Gown is to cultivate and empower women leaders by bringing together members of the Stanford community who demonstrate and celebrate women's leadership. We connect active women leaders on campus to our successful alumni through meaningful service and networking events. With over 2,000 alumni in a variety of fields, Cap and Gown promotes women's leadership across the world.

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This council aims to strengthen the CS community at Stanford, enhance the experience of our university life. The student council serves CS undergraduates, CS master's students, and those with an interest in CS at Stanford in four aspects: academic, social, internal relations, and external relations.

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GHSC has three core missions: 1) to foster community among faculty, staff, and students interested in global health, 2) to facilitate interdisciplinary learning about global health, and 3) to connect students to the Center for Innovation in Global Health (CIGH) and non-CIGH opportunities in global health.

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The primary activities of the SGMOO are the Directed Reading Program (DRP) and Stanford Women in Math Mentoring program (SWIMM). In the DRP, graduate students ("mentors") are matched with interested undergraduate students ("mentees") to read a mathematical text over the course of a quarter. SWIMM is a mentoring program that aims to reduce the gender gap in mathematics, in which undergraduates interested in math and computational science are paired with graduate student mentors from math, statistics, and ICME.

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The Graduate Students of Applied Physics and Physics is an organization that is associated with the graduate students in the Physics Department and the Applied Physics Department at Stanford University. Our mission is to improve student life, support interactions among graduate students in different research groups, contribute to the personal and professional development of graduate students, and improve communication with faculty and administration in these departments.

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The Stanford Graduate School of Education Student Guild is the association of Education students, a group which hopes to foster a vibrant graduate school experience at Stanford GSE. The Guild focuses its work in three areas: Collegiality, Advocacy, and Diversity.

What does the Guild do?
Advocates for all Stanford GSE students
Indirect contact with the administration
Seeks the input of all Stanford GSE students
Event Planning and Support
Intellectual Opportunities
Service Activities
Social Activities

Who is in the Guild?
As a member of Stanford GSE you are part of the Stanford GSE Student Guild! Join us for monthly meetings and help improve student life at Stanford GSE!

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The purpose of Ideas Out Loud is to provide a platform for people to communicate with others and
spread ideas, while providing a focus on public speaking as an outlet. This will be done by empowering people to share their ideas through various public speaking events, workshops, and opportunities to engage with influential people.

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The International Policy Students Association (IPSA) fosters community among graduate students within the Master's in International Policy (MIP) program and provides them with opportunities for personal and professional development. As the elected student government for MIP, it liaises with Freeman Spogli Institute (FSI) administration and faculty. IPSA is committed to racial equity, diversity, and inclusion and has officers dedicated to supporting these aims within MIP and FSI writ large.

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The efforts of the MS&E GSA shall be directed toward the improvement of service to the engineering students of the School of Engineering, the creation and extension of traditions and culture among engineering students, and the development of leaders. To realize this vision, we dedicate this organization to promoting the best interests of MS&E graduate students through a single, collective voice.

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Our organization was created to foster an inclusive space for Middle Eastern and North African
(MENA) students at the medical school. The main objective of MENAMeds is to develop a
network of MENA-identifying health professionals at Stanford and to provide opportunities for
MENA students and faculty to connect and organize in addressing important issues of medical
representation. We hope to empower our members through mentorship, leadership, and
advocacy.

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Our two main missions are to
1. Promote diversity in Physics by uniting and uplifting minority voices.
2. Provide opportunities for personal, academic, and career development.

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We are a supportive community of scientists that invites students to strengthen their communication skills, activating them to engage in impactful, empathetic conversations at the intersection of science and current events.

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The purpose of the SIAM Student Chapter is to serve as a professional society for students interested in applied and computational mathematics and their applications.

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The Society for International Affairs at Stanford, SIAS, is Stanford's premier organization for students involved in the international community and interested in questions of international relations and global citizenship.

The purposes of this organization, which are non-political and non-sectarian, shall be:

1. To stimulate interest in and foster discussion on international affairs among the students and community of Stanford University, and especially among the members of the Society,
2. To act as Stanford's umbrella organization and forum for the promotion of an awareness, understanding and discussion of the important international issues of the day, and
3. To inspire global citizenship.

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The Stanford Amateur Radio Club strives to bring the culture of ham radio to the Stanford campus. In the spirit of amateur radio, we promote the art of amateur radio by licensing our members as FCC amateur radio operators, connect with other operators across the world, and provide emergency communications infrastructure to the local community for support in times when other communication channels fail.

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A yearly class is offered to members to train for the FCC amateur radio license exam at the technician level. Properly FCC licensed and trained members are given access to our radio shack in the Dish foothills, where the are free to use the many antennas, radios, and testing equipment for their own ham radio projects.

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Applied Cyber is focused on teaching students practical skills in analyzing, exploiting, and defending computer systems. The club hosts a number of events and workshops open to the general Stanford community, and range from introductory to more technical. All Stanford community members with all levels of skill in security are welcome to join and take part in our various projects, workshops, competitions, and socials! You can find out more about the club at their website https://applied-cyber.stanford.edu/.

To start getting involved in the club join our slack! Slack info: https://appliedcybersecurity.slack.com (email <soe_applied-cyber@stanford.edu> to request invite)

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Our mission is to foster an environment to educate, excite, and spread awareness about ethical and equity issues in medicine and healthcare within and beyond Stanford. SAME will prioritize inclusion of a variety of academic disciplines in discussions, podcast episodes, speaker series, and journal clubs.

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It is the belief of SBSA that each student is valuable and capable of realizing a self-defined vision of success, which is facilitated by a cohesive community.
Therefore, the mission of SBSA is to create an inclusive community that promotes student belonging, wellness, and happiness.
SBSA is committed to supporting students throughout their graduate careers by facilitating mentorship, student-led programming, and advocacy in conjunction with Stanford leadership.

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SBBO seeks to build a community among Black bioscientists in the School of Medicine in conjunction with the greater Black community at Stanford.

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SBBO is committed to creating a strong community of Black Bioscientists at Stanford and the Bay Area. We believe the best way to do this is through integrative programming. We are committed to planning events that encompass but are not limited to:
Sponsoring academic research talks by Black researchers
Hosting Happy Hours and networking mixers with other organizations
Lunches with faculty and industry scientists
Tours of biotech companies
Mentoring of young, black undergraduate researchers
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The Stanford Blockchain Club is Stanford University's official student group for everything blockchain, cryptoeconomics, and cryptocurrency. We aim to engage with leaders in the in the industry, promote growth and stability of top protocols, and support projects in the Stanford ecosystem.

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The Stanford Camerata is a collective of music scholars working on premodern topics. The Camerata organizes multidisciplinary workshops, lectures, performances, and roundtables that center music in the study of the past.

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The Stanford Debate Society represents Stanford University across all debate formats, competing in intercollegiate debate tournaments such as the American Parliamentary Debate Association (APDA), the National Parliamentary Debate Association (NPDA), British Parliamentary Debate (BP), National Debate Tournament (NDT) policy debate, and the World Universities Debating Championships (WUDC). The Society will also facilitate the organization of a tournament for high school students.

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Stanford Earth Explorers (SEE) is dedicated to making field experiences more accessible to students at Stanford. SEE accomplishes this goal by creating strong field trips where students are able to practice their field skills in subjects focused on earth sciences.
https://see360.sites.stanford.edu/
https://see-360.slack.com

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The Stanford Economics Association (SEA) is an undergraduate student-run organization that serves Stanford students interested in economics.


Apart from weekly meetings, where members lead topical and intriguing economic discussions, SEA also hosts faculty lunches to promote student-faculty interaction, a new finance-focused speaker series, and large events such as the recent COVID-19 Policy Hackathon, which welcomed over 800 participants from over 75 countries.


SEA members bring energy and enthusiasm to their work, and all Stanford undergraduates who are interested in economics are welcome to join the SEA community.

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