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All Academic 62 Student Athlete Community Groups 9 Residential 0 SMS (School of Medicine) 34 SLS (Law School) 61 Recreational 19 Media/Publications 11 International 48 GSB (Business School) 73 Athletic 48 Arts 86 Health and Wellness 9 Identity 14 Pre-professional 86 Political 8 Fraternities & Sororities 28 Campus Departments 31 Associated Students of Stanford University 15 Social Awareness 27 Ethnic/Cultural 58 Community Service 51 Religious 33

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Science Policy Group at Stanford

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Science Policy Group at Stanford

Political - Political, Grad

Contact: Noah Meyer

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Stanford Science Policy Group (SSPG) aims to create a central hub to engage and educate scientists/non-scientists in policy, provide students with tools for science policy professional development, expose students to thoughtful speakers that work in various sectors of policy development (legislative, legal, local etc.), and collaborate with other science policy related groups at Stanford and across the country.

Membership Benefits

Joining this group requires a stanford.edu email address.

Lifetime membership
Stanford Democrats

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Stanford Democrats

Political - Political

Contact: León García, Sravan Kodali, Robert Liu

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
As Democrats at Stanford University, our mission is to advocate at the local, state, and national level for progressive causes, to convince our fellow students to support the Democratic Party at the ballot box, and to champion causes that advance the interests of the working class.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Stanford Iran Policy Group

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Stanford Iran Policy Group

Political

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To formulate and advocate for policies regarding Iran and facilitate activities that are aimed at advancing freedom and democracy in Iran.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Stanford Jewish Voice for Peace

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Stanford Jewish Voice for Peace

Political

Contact: Heather Schechter, Reid Smith, Elsa Mcelhinney

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Jewish Voice for Peace provides a meaningful space for Jewish students to find community beyond Zionism, and an outlet through which to fight for Palestinian liberation. We are here as a home for Jews at Stanford who stand against our institution's complicity in genocide, apartheid, dehumanization, extractionism, and imperialism. Each of us have unique lived experiences with Judaism and Zionism - these diverse perspectives are vital to strengthening our contingent, and to gaining clarity on our purpose within the Stanford divestment movement and the broader struggle for collective liberation. As we process immense grief, search to belong to a Jewish community that reflects our core values, and seek others to strategize with about impactful organizing, we welcome you to join our coalition of student activists grounded in solidarity, empathy, and love.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Stanford Political Union

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Stanford Political Union

Political - Political

Contact: Kaleb Houle-Lawrence, Nathan Kuczmarski

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Stanford Political Union is a non-partisan student organization dedicated to fostering constructive dialogue at Stanford.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Stanford Republican Club

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Stanford Republican Club

Political - Political

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Stanford Republican Club counteracts the left's monopolization of Stanford's campus discourse by working to bring conservative ideas into the mainstream of Stanford's public square—a mission we've adhered to since 2017.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Stanford Turning Point USA

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Stanford Turning Point USA

Political

Contact: Elisha Bareh, Email group officers

Mission
The Turning Point USA chapter at Stanford fosters thoughtful conversation and civic engagement among students through the principles of freedom, limited government, free markets, and American exceptionalism. We provide a welcoming space for open dialogue, respectful debate, and the exchange of ideas on campus. We aim to promote a deeper understanding of foundational American values such as individual liberty, fiscal responsibility, and personal responsibility through hosting guest speakers, organizing events, and facilitating peer-led discussions. As a part of the national TPUSA network, we are proud to connect our campus with a larger movement of students at over 3,500 campuses across the country who are committed to preserving the ideas that make America unique. Through collaboration and conversation, we seek to encourage curiosity, critical thinking, and civic awareness among our peers.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Stanford Women in Politics

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Stanford Women in Politics

Political - Political

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
SWIP is a non-partisan organization dedicated to developing a community of women interested in any sort of political, policy, or legal field. We do this through educational teach-ins, professional development, and networking events. Relatedly, we have seven different committees: education, professional development, community development, media and marketing, programming, fellowships, and communications, which are comprised of our core membership. They plan and execute all of our programming. Anyone who is interested in learning about and supporting women in politics and creating a community for this on campus is welcome to join.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership