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To serve students by building upon advertising and IMC skills through teamwork, hands-on activities, mentoring, and decision-making in an enjoyable and fun environment.
To serve the University's campus community by providing advertising and IMC skills to enhance their events and programs.
To serve local businesses and nonprofits in the community by applying advertising and IMC skills.

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Members gain skills working with clients, creating social media content, and working as a group to help each other succeed.

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Afya creates access to critical medical supplies in places where there is limited resources. Afya gives medical supplies a second life-diverting them from landfills to wherever they are needed. This makes them a vital link in the global medical supply chain.

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To provide a safe, pleasant, and entertaining social setting for the University Community related to the viewing and discussion of animation (anime) and comics/graphic novels (manga) originating in Japan.

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Free access to view various anime episodes and discuss manga each week with like-minded peers.

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The Aquinas is a community-centered organization that operates as the student voice of the University of Scranton, telling the story of the University community with truth as our primary goal. We are an academic student organization that empowers students to learn and apply the accepted practices of journalism, mass communication and business in a professional environment.

All students are welcome to join. Contact aquinas@scranton.edu for more information!

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The mission of this club is to provide a creativity outlet for students in The University of Scranton community, to provide a platform for artists to develop and become established in the art community, and to provide an atmosphere where people interested in art can come together and meet those with similar interests.

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The University of Scranton's Asia Club aims to provide a friendly, inclusive, and safe environment for those in the Scranton community who have Asian ancestry, identify as Asian, or are just curious about Asian culture and history. The mission of Asia Club is to create a community that supports and equitably represents all Asian ethnicities, religions, regions, and languages. The diversity and caliber of the cultural events, religious rituals, charitable causes, and educational conversations that Asia Club plans, sponsors, and promotes should be a manifestation of this representation.

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The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners is a club that was created to introduce the forensic aspect of accounting to students because most accounting major are familiar with only the Audit and Tax aspects. This club hosts professional speakers. Our members learn about fraud and ways to mitigate fraud in the workplace. We also discuss the different certifications that exist in the forensic accounting career.

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The Association of Latinx American Students (ALAS) is designed to represent the rich diversity of Latin American cultures present at the University of Scranton. ALAS serves to unite and empower Latin American students as well as students interested in learning about Latin America and the Caribbean. ALAS, while aiming to enhance our community through the events and programs that showcase the beauty of Latin cultures, also provides inclusive opportunities both on and off campus for students.

“Our dreams have no borders”

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The mission of the Astronomy club is to introduce new members to astronomy through public viewings, as well as educate students and members of the University community about the solar system, constellations and the universe. This is done by making advanced astronomy equipment accessible to members of the club and public.

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To spread positivity and words of encouragement to those in local hospitals and shelters. Beading Hope will work on creating bracelets through each meeting, and include a positive note or message in each of the bracelet packages. At the end of each month, the beads and bracelets will be donated to local hospitals and shelters

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Beta Alpha Psi is open to students in the field of accounting, finance, and operations management. This society places an emphasis on professional, fundraising, and community service activities in line with the Jesuit ideals. The society also hosts many alumni and other professional speakers to discuss relevant accounting topics with the students. The society offers CPA Exam informational sessions, resume reviews, interview help, and tutoring sessions.

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The purpose of this club shall be:
1. To explore the field of biology and all of the possible career paths that result from a degree in the biological sciences.
2. Learn from professionals both in industry and academia.
3. To support and encourage the students of The University of Scranton in their endeavors to explore the health care field, academia, and careers in industry.
4. Foster the relationship between faculty, staff, guest speakers, and students in the biological sciences.

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Grow Your Spirituality!
Campus Ministry comprehensively provides ALL students with opportunities to cultivate an ever-deepening awareness of our connectedness with God, each other and all of Creation. Our ministries, programs, processes, liturgies, services and events are rooted in both Tradition and personal experience and are centered on:
~Eucharist
~The Gospel
~Ignatian Values
~Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

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The mission of the chemistry club is to strive to be a model chapter based on the official guidelines of not only the University of Scranton's Student Government, but also the guidelines set forth by the American Chemical Society for student chapters. In addition, we wish to provide a source of social contacts, educational field trips, and recreational activities for our members that are majoring in or have any interest in the chemical sciences.

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Our mission is to create a welcoming and sustainable environment for chess players of all skill levels and backgrounds. We have members who have been playing for years as well as members who had never played before joining the club!

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CKI develops college and university students into a global network of responsible
citizens and leaders with a lifelong commitment to service.

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This group is for members of the Class of 2024. Membership is granted to undergraduate students based on social class (based on when you matriculated to the University) or if you have applied to graduate. Any questions can be directed to seniorprogramming@scranton.edu.

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The purpose of this organization shall be to support the mission of the American Cancer Society and other cancer-affiliated organizations. Colleges Against Cancer is a nationwide collaboration of college students, faculty, and staff dedicated to eliminating cancer by initiating and supporting programs in college communities. Students in the organization will work to fight cancer in four strategic directions: Advocacy, Cancer Education, Relay for Life and Survivorship.

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To be involved with cancer awareness events and fundraisers for the American Cancer Society.

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The mission of The Commuter Student Association (CSA) is to provide commuter students with a platform to present ides, discuss concerns, and network with their peers, faculty and staff within The University of Scranton community. CSA strives to promote University resources and programs to commuter students and offer collaborations with other organizations on campus. CSA provides commuter students with leadership and involvement opportunities, so that they can grow as individuals as they make their journey through The University of Scranton.

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The University of Scranton Counseling Center joins with the broader Student Life, as we commit ourselves to the integration of high-quality student learning with the development of the whole person. For the Counseling Center, this entails the promotion of well-being, personal growth, and interpersonal development of all students at the University.
Mindful of our Jesuit tradition, we emphasize respect for the student both as a unique individual and as a member of the University. In service of the student, the Counseling Center collaborates with and acts as a consultant to all divisions of the University.
While we work primarily with individuals and small groups within the University community, we are also keenly aware of our role in forming men and women, who will be agents of change in the world community.

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discuss potential criminal justice career paths for students and create connections with those involved with criminal justice agencies

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The purposes of the club are:

A. To bring together in one multi- and interdisciplinary club, those actively engaged in research, and/or practice in Cyber Investigation.

B. To encourage scholarly discussions surrounding areas of cybercrime, cyber security, and cyber investigation.

C. To provide an overview of careers within the cybercrime and investigation field so students have an idea of occupations they can pursue upon graduation.

D. To provide a forum for interaction, exchanging of ideas, and mentoring among persons involved and interested in cybercrime and cyber investigation.

E. To provide opportunities to learn and practice the use of cyber investigative tools in preparation for future competitions, occupations, or classes.

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We are dedicated to providing a competitive, fun, and educational environment to teach and develop ultimate frisbee skills for students enrolled at the University of Scranton. We strive for the improvement and fitness of rookies and returners alike. We accept players of all backgrounds, fitness levels, and experience levels who come to try out.

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Our mission is to provide a creative environment for students where they are free to grow their ideas of a business and spend time amongst many other unique entrepreneurs to build a community of innovative businessmen and women.

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Members will gain experience and knowledge through events ran like trade shows, meetings run like weekly business calls, and guest speakers/presentations. The membership will be comprised of both undergraduate and students enrolled in the University of Scranton. Members are welcomed from all areas of study.

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The mission of the Faith and Reason Club is to bring together students interested in learning about and discussing topics related to faith and reason. Students involved in this club will be able to learn about and discuss faith and reason in the context of the Catholic tradition. This club will provide a space for discussing their personal experiences with faith while learning about the discourse of faith and reason in a larger context.

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To address the root causes of school violence, bullying, prejudice, and self-harm through student wellness programs that build connection, hope and resilience.

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The purpose of this club shall be:
I. To help students by providing them with career development in whatever competitive event they choose.
II. To give students a chance to showcase their business skills at the state and national levels.
III. To help student prepare for the real world by showing them skilled event prompts based on real world problems
IV. To promote the University of Scranton's Ignatian values by preforming a variety of community service events.

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Gaming Club is a special interest club that wishes to foster a safe and friendly community for its members through gaming in its many forms. Through this new, evolving social medium, we also want to help Scranton's community.

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The benefit of joining the Gaming Club is forming friendships with people who have similar interests.

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To provide the greater Scranton area with assistance in the construction of new homes for those less fortunate through service, commitment, and dedication.

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The Health Administration Society (HAS) is open to all students interested in health-related fields of study. A career in health administration will land you on the business side of healthcare. While we are not clinical, we work closely with clinicians to administer healthcare effectively. The HAS takes pride in serving the outer community, networking amongst one another, and gaining an educational experience outside of the classroom. Each year the HAS provides students with service learning opportunities, fundraising events, and social events. Once a year, we also take a trip to a prominent medical center to learn about different business models in healthcare.

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The University of Scranton Health Professions Organization aims to guide students towards careers in the healthcare fields to create the next generation of physicians, dentists, veterinarians, optometrists, physician assistants, pharmacists, and podiatrists. Our meetings and events educate students about their career options and the steps students need to take to reach their specified goals.

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The Health Promotion (HPRO) Program's mission is to provide a community-based and practice-oriented education that prepares students with the knowledge and skills in health promotion to serve as health promoters and for further graduate study in public health and the health sciences. The curriculum is grounded in health behavior change theories, health promotion planning frameworks as well as social justice and public health perspectives. The curriculum supports an integrated approach to learning including service, internship and research experiences.

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IEEE's core purpose is to foster technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity.

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Weekly Meetings with heads of industry and education from around the Scranton area and the country.
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The mission of the International Club at The University of Scranton is to:
(1) Make the transition to life at The University easier for international and exchange students.
(2) Provide opportunities for students to share their culture and traditions with The University of Scranton community.
(3) Promote cross-cultural interaction between international and domestic students through numerous activities throughout the year.

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The mission of the University of Scranton lrish Cultural Society is to promote and strengthen the awareness of lrish culture to the Scranton community. This society is open to all undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton without respect to race, sex, or national origin.
The lrish Cultural Society will serve as a source of multicultural organization to promote social, racial, and cultural tolerance. lt also offers an opportunity for its members to understand, appreciate, and respect the lrish cultures through social, educational, and cultural events

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The Kania Student Advisory Board is the student leadership and advisory group at the Kania School of Management. The group will communicate student needs to the Dean's Office, provide information on student activities and plans, and give input on Kania policies and programs that affect student life and professional development. The group will also work together to encourage collaboration between Kania clubs, help plan Kania-wide events, and promote involvement for all Kania students.

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Our mission is to bring positivity to pediatric oncology patients by doing simple acts of kindness. We want to show them we admire their strength and are here for them as they struggle. We will strive to provide a better quality of life by making things for them and visiting them.

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The Kinesiology Club is the official social organization for University of Scranton students interested in the field of Kinesiology, both as a career and a degree to branch off of for various paths. As such, we accept all students who are within, or interested in, the Kinesiology department as members of the club. The goal of our Club is twofold. First, our club was created to better serve our school and community by sharing our knowledge in the field of Kinesiology. Our club strives to create service and community outreach programs for our students which will help benefit others within the community.

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The Knitting Club aims to form a community on campus united by a love of crochet and knitting. We encourage giving back to the local community by donating created goods.

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The Liva Arts Company is a non-profit, student-run organization designed to serve the academic, social, and cultural needs of the University of Scranton. Founded in 1990, the Liva Arts Company produces two musicals annually. The organization is named in honor of Anne Vanko Liva, an internationally renowned pianist who left her Scranton residence to the University of Scranton in order to cultivate an appreciation and interest in the performing arts. The membership of the Liva Arts Company consists of University of Scranton students from a wide array of majors. Students serve in every aspect of club productions as musicians, performers, technical staff, costumers, and business managers.

The Liva Arts Company is dedicated to promoting quality student-produced musical theatre at the University of Scranton through hard work and dedication to create a sense of community around our common love of musical theatre.

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The Louis Stanley Brown Black Student Union advocates for the needs of all Black students on campus. At a predominantly White institution located in a predominantly White city, Black students are often overlooked and neglected.
The Louis Stanley Brown Black Student Union is dedicated to providing a safe space for Black students to engage in conversation about the modern day challenges of the Black experience at the university. In addition, the union provides leadership for current Black students as well as prospective Black students to achieve their highest potential. It will host events that encompass all aspects of Black culture, bring speakers of diverse backgrounds and views to campus, and much more.
As a Jesuit institution, The University of Scranton promises to uphold Cura Personalis for every student that decides to attend. Without the Louis Stanley Brown Black Student Union, that promise will not be kept.

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MAD Club is all about anything and everything media! From video games to books, TV shows to audio fiction, we talk about it all! Originals and adaptations alike, we love hearing about everything anyone is passionate about!

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Marketing Club's mission is to unify and provide a network for all students interested in Marketing and to prepare students for their future careers.

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Our mission is to transform the perception of mathematics by creating an inclusive space that celebrates its beauty and relevance in everyday life. Through engaging events, captivating guest speakers, and interactive activities, we aim to demystify math and foster a community where everyone feels empowered to explore, learn, and appreciate the wonders of mathematics.

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Access to Guest Speakers: Exclusive opportunities to interact with and learn from esteemed mathematicians, educators, and professionals through guest speaker sessions or workshops.

Participation in Mathematical Events: Members get priority or discounted access to events such as math competitions, problem-solving sessions, and math-related excursions.

Workshops and Tutorials: Access to specialized workshops and tutorials on various mathematical topics, catered to different skill levels, enhancing members' understanding and skills.

Networking Opportunities: A platform for networking and collaborating with like-minded individuals passionate about mathematics, potentially leading to research partnerships or study groups.

Resource Sharing: Access to a library of math resources, including books, journals, online tools, and educational materials, curated specifically for club members.

Community Engagement: Opportunities to engage with the community through outreach programs, volunteering, or organizing math-related activities for schools or local groups.

Career and Academic Support: Guidance and support for pursuing careers or academic paths in mathematics, including mentorship programs or advice from experienced professionals.

Exclusive Club Merchandise: Branded merchandise like t-shirts, mugs, or stationery items for members to show their pride and support for the club.

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The University of Scranton Men's Club Volleyball offers camaraderie and competition against other skilled teams. The purpose of this club is to teach interested individuals how to play volleyball, introduce students to one another, build long lasting connections, and to become a good source of experience and exercise

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To produce excellent rowers

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To play the game of rugby and pursue the Jesuit ideals while doing so.

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The mission of The University of Scranton Mountain Sports Club is to provide low-cost excursions within the NEPA area that the entire student body can access.

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Mulberry Media is the University of Scranton's student-run social media agency, as well as its official Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) chapter. Mulberry Media is an organization for students interested in public relations, social media marketing, and communications. Mulberry Media provides services to its members such as enhancing their education outside of the classroom, providing hands-on experience, broadening their professional network and helping to launch careers after graduation.

Joining Mulberry Media is a great way to make friends and connect with students and professionals in your particular field of interest. Your classmates today will be your colleagues in the future!

Contact: Dr. Brian Snee, brian.snee@scranton.edu, 570-941-7745.

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The purpose of the Muslim Student Association is to unite Muslim students from all different backgrounds and cultures to create a welcoming community dedicated to making our campus a more inclusive space. Our goal is to educate community members on the principles of the Islamic faith and to promote a healthy dialogue between Muslim and non-Muslim students. We aim to make the community a better place by hosting an array of events, including healthy discussions, information sessions, fundraising, and charity events. We believe that embracing the diversity of the students at Scranton will make the community more vibrant and accepting. The ultimate goal of this MSA is to foster an inclusive space for anyone interested in the Islamic faith and to provide a support system for Muslims in the University community.

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"As a club, we are aiming to increase awareness and inclusivity of neurodiversity and its nature on campus and in the Scranton community."

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The Office of Residence Life serves students who live on campus and off-campus by challenging them to expand their learning beyond the classroom with a focus on fostering a transformational education of the whole person. Residence Life staff contribute to the formation of "men and women for and with others" by providing students with opportunities and skills to create safe, inclusive, and supportive environments in which students are able to pursue their academic interests while developing meaningful interpersonal relationships. The Office of Residence Life encourages community involvement to prepare students for well-informed, responsible, and engaged global citizenship.

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Omega Beta Sigma provides women with majors as well as minors in business with the knowledge and networking opportunities they need to be successful. To be part of OBS the individual must be of a sophomore academic year standing and will receive a letter to be invited to the Honor Society if eligible the summer before their sophomore year begins.

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Operations and Analytics Club Mission Statement

The mission of the Operations and Analytics Club at the University of Scranton is as follows:

To educate students about the latest trends, content, internship, and employment opportunities in the fields of business analytics and operations management.

To connect students with business leaders/alumni for current industry needs, as well as educational, mentorship, and networking opportunities.

To promote communication and networking among students, faculty, and alumni.

To provide an additional avenue to teach, share, and discuss advanced/special topics in the fields of business analytics and operations management.

To implement service activities to support our local community.

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Enhance Operational and Analytical learning through community, and service.

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The Photography Club at the University of Scranton will exist to serve a multitude of purposes. The members of the club will be exposed to the art of photography, with lectures from volunteer presenters, free online resources, and opportunities to visit local photography hotspots. Additionally, it is the goal of the organization to turn our hobby and passion into something that will exist to benefit the entire Scranton community. Service Photography will be one of the primary goals of the organization, and it will enable both novice and experienced photographers the opportunities to take snapshots for service.

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Welcome to the Piast Polish Society at the University of Scranton! Our club is a welcoming and active group interested in spreading, celebrating, and sharing Polish culture and history within our campus. Whether you are of Polish heritage or just have an interest in learning more about Poland, the Piast Polish Society, through events and activities, will help actively engage our members about Poland. Join us as we look to build appreciation, foster relationships, and grow diversity and understanding of Polish heritage within our campus. Dziękujemy i zapraszamy!

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Partners in learning, leadership, and reflection (PILLAR) is a pedagogical partnership program that pairs students with faculty to create, support, and enhance inclusive learning environments that encourage and value all learners at the University of Scranton. Pairs of students and faculty work together as peers to discuss, design, implement, and assess pedagogy focused on diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility. The PILLAR program values the expertise that students possess about the learning experience and invites them to be agents of pedagogical change on campus.

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The Political Science club focuses on undergraduate students who are interested in politics. This club gives students the chance to discuss and debate political ideologies while listening to other points of view from either fellow students or guest speakers.

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We meet Wednesday nights to gather in love and faith! Join us to relax, sing your favorite worship songs, and encourage one another!

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The University of Scranton's Pre-Law Society is the longest continually active club on campus! Our goal is to support students interested in pursuing a career in law. We expose students to many different types of law and create a friendly environment for socialization amongst other pre-law students. We also participate in academic and community service events, law school tours, and LSAT study groups. Lastly, we work closely with the Pre-Law Advisory Program to assist students academically and help prepare them for the next step after they graduate! We look forward to seeing you at our next meeting.

Meeting Time: 7:00pm

Any questions? Contact megan.schurra@scranton.edu

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Our students get 25% off their first month subscription with LSAT Demon: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GGRsAIXTuRfA6YHJI7INe6U-ZtFGeSgM__d3zYjzguY/edit

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The purpose of the Pre-Physician Assistant Club is to educate students about the PA profession, allow members to network with PA-Cs, and use campus resources to aid in the PA school application process.

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The mission of this club is to provide members with information about the veterinary field and the numerous jobs that exist as well as information about veterinary schools and the admission process.

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Some membership benefits include speaking with veterinarians from different fields and representatives from various veterinary schools. This can lead our members to arrange shadowing opportunities with veterinarians and one-on-one meetings with admissions representatives to discuss their personal applications.

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Our goal is to provide students with more knowledge, connections, and experience within the field of psychology, whether they are majors, minors, or just interested. We provide tips on how to get into research, guest speakers, and participation in activities on campus.

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The mission of our club is to recognize the importance a small act of kindness can have on others while remembering to take care of ourselves first.

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1. To form a community between University of Scranton students on the pre-dental track or who are interested in pursuing any career related to dentistry

2. To educate each other and the community on the importance of oral health

3. Preparation for entrance into dental school, including but not limited to discussing the Dental Admission Test, applications for dental school, and volunteer opportunities

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RAM's mission is to prevent pain and alleviate suffering by assisting in the organizational needs of clinics providing free quality healthcare to those in need.

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RAM membership gives University of Scranton students the opportunity to learn about communities that lack access to quality healthcare and barriers to health care, while also offering the opportunity to participate in RAM trips and other local volunteer opportunities. RAM trips are focused on providing free services to those who are unable to afford medical care themselves and for those who do not have access to hospitals or healthcare facilities in their area. Student participation will include helping to set up, organize, and run the clinic but will not involve hands-on work with patients. All hands-on work with patients will be done by qualified medical professionals, and the students will assist in other ways. Through this organization, members will have the opportunity to volunteer and travel to RAM clinics across the nation, focusing on the northeastern United States. This will be an especially valuable experience to aspiring healthcare professionals. This organization will aspire to promote quality healthcare both locally and nationally to the fullest of its abilities.

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ACTION! Cue you making movies, TV and videos at the University of Scranton. Royal Studios is the University of Scranton's student-run motion picture and television production company. Producers and crews work on projects from script to delivery of the final project. Productions range from scripted fiction to news and documentary and all work is regularly posted to YouTube and promoted via social media.

Royal Studios is open to all students and affords student filmmakers the opportunity to work on advanced projects beyond class assignments. These productions can be used to put together a professional reel when seeking work in any type of production when entering the job market.

Contact: Prof. John Kilker, john.kilker@scranton.edu, 570-941-4112

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The club's objective is to provide a place where Scranton history majors, minors, and other students can explore their historical interests outside the classroom. The club also hopes to help foster a strong sense of community among the students and professors in the History department. The club strives to organize exciting and fun historically relevant events, including off-campus excursions.

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The Running Club has strived to get students outside and run! We are non-competitive and run for fun so anyone can enjoy, whether it be experienced or beginner runners.

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The mission of Scranton Alliance For Equality is to build a stronger community by creating a more welcoming and comfortable environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning (LGBTQ), and ally students within the University of Scranton. This student organization will establish opportunities for awareness and education of LGBTQ issues in the hopes of becoming a more unified community. It has also been formed so that the University of Scranton can have a more inclusive environment and a better understanding of sexual orientation and gender identity. A safe place and a voice will be provided for students in our community while holding true and dedicated to Catholic teaching and the Jesuit principle of cura personalis, care for the person as a unique individual.

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- Help create and be a part of a welcoming and inclusive environment at the University of Scranton
- Become more educated about LGBTQIA+ happenings in our world
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To further students knowledge and interest in the field of entomology. We plan to hold meetings where we present about different insect orders and families. We also plan to hold events where as an organization we will collect insects to further members knowledge and connection of the insects. Students who conduct research can also learn to collect insects for their own research projects. We will also travel to various state parks and outdoor parks in the area as an organization and run overnight camping trips.

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Our mission is to provide all students with a positive athletic experience on the ice and off. Creating friendships and working together to achieve a common goal are staples for this program, and we all lean on each other every step of the way.

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- Lifelong Friendships
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- Play the sport we love with great kids

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Our mission is to promote collaboration between different subjects and majors since neuroscience itself is an interdiscplinary field of study. Therefore, students of all majors are encouraged to join and share their unique perspectives on this relatively new and rapidly advancing science. Our main objective is to expose students to the various career as well as academic opportunities that neuroscience has to offer. This goal can be accomplished through various neuroscience related (on- and off- campus) activities such as Kids Judge, Brain Bee, The annual Society for Neuroscience Conference, Scranton Neuroscience Conference, etc.

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1. To bring together a community of Filipino students under the unity of the same cultural background.

2. To educate the Scranton community about the Filipino culture.

3.Bring cultural awareness of social injustices occurring within the Republic of the Philippines.

4.Construct different agendas to help the Filipino community within Scranton and in the Philippines.

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Motivated by the life and work of St. Ignatius, the work of the Gail and Francis Slattery Center for the Ignatian Humanities seeks to advance the study of the humanities at the University of Scranton by supporting the work of both undergraduate students and faculty pursuing research and creative endeavors in the humanities, and by supporting the work of humanities departments. It will create opportunities, through speaker series, lectures, workshops, and the like for members of the campus community to engage with the work and ideas of scholars and artists from all over the world. In doing so, the Center will create a community of humanities researchers, highlighting the importance of these scholarly and creative endeavors and celebrating their contributions to human understanding.

Through the cultivation of an authentically humanistic ethos, and in taking seriously the guiding principle of an Ignatian education – namely, the formation of men and women for and with others - the Center and the work supported therein will aim to:

- Advance a deeper understanding of the relationships between faith and reason;

- Further the development of intellectual curiosity, critical examination and re-examination, and the skills associated with thoughtful and respectful dialogue;

- Seek interdisciplinary solutions to contemporary problems, with an eye towards justice and moral development;

- Promote an understanding of common human experiences;

- Help us to interrogate our collective past, and work towards a better future;

- Create space for work and expression within the humanities for historically excluded voices;

- Help us to identify our ethical responsibilities as people, professionals, citizens, and stewards of Creation;

- Create opportunities for dialogue and understanding through encounters with cultural and religious pluralism;

- Move towards a world in which the dignity of all people is equally respected, as we grow in our encounters with difference; and

- Engage the local community with the work of the Center.

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The main focus of the Society for Sustainability and Conservation is to educate students on the environmental problems our world is facing today, as well as seek solutions and take action on a local and global scale.

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The Society of Accounting Students (SAS) is a great way for aspiring accounting professionals to gain insight into the profession. Our club offers terrific networking opportunities and informational sessions from industry professionals to educate our club members. We want our club members to be as prepared as possible as they graduate from college and enter into the accounting workforce. The mission of SAS is to inspire and support excellence by provide opportunities for service and to foster lifelong ethical, social, and public responsibilities.

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Networking opportunities
Career Expo prep
Resume and interview help
Professional and internship panel discussions
Professional speakers from different areas of accounting
CPA Exam informational sessions and mock CPA exams

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In the pursuit of the Jesuit cura personalis, the Society of Biomedical Ethics shall better prepare students for their careers in various health professions through an understanding of the patient experience and a review of the intersection of philosophy and medicine. Through exploring the moral and ethical dimensions of complex issues and topics arising in clinical medicine, law, biotechnology, and biomedical research, the University of Scranton students will gain an ability to analyze and understand the practical application of various ethical and moral theories in medicine and patient care.

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The Human Resources Association is organized to assist in the realization of the objectives of the University of Scranton, the Dept. of Human Resources, and the Constitution as established by member-ship: that of promoting professional attitudes and competencies among its members

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The purpose of SOTA is to promote knowledge of the profession of occupational therapy on campus and within the community. SOTA members are active both on campus and in the Scranton community through an array of service activities. Members also attend regional and national conferences to gain knowledge and become more active in the profession. The members of the club bring back information gained at the conferences and share it with fellow club members to help implement new practice trends into the community and better our careers as future healthcare professionals.

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At the University of Scranton, the Student Occupational Therapy Association (SOTA) is an organization for occupational therapy majors or fellow students interested in learning more about the profession. We hold a variety of community service, educational, and advocacy events throughout the school year to enhance our own as well as the community's understanding of the profession and the clients we will work with in the future. SOTA strives to foster relationships between different classes throughout the program, spread awareness of occupational therapy on campus and in the local community, and promote involvement in the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA), through which SOTA is recognized as an official chapter.

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The University of Scranton's Speech and Debate Team is housed in the Department of Communication and Media. Individual events in interpretation and public speaking are available for competition as well as debate. Students work with faculty coaches to prepare for competition against schools such as Hofstra University, West Chester University, Seton Hall University, and Cornell University. Until the pandemic ends, competition is virtual but the team hopes to resume travel to other universities soon. For more information, you can contact Dr. Mikesell at rebecca.mikesell@scranton.edu.

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To advocate for sports business and communication opportunities for Scranton students, while also building meaningful relationship between all the schools at Scranton.

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The mission of SECUS is to bring together education majors and become a community that enhances the education department.

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We, the undergraduate students of The University of Scranton, desire to support the Ignatian mission of The University of Scranton by promoting the teachings and examples of Jesus Christ in all aspects of student involvement through a commitment to leadership and service to others; to provide a means for responsible and effective student participation in the organization and in the operation of student formation and campus life; to provide a forum for the expression of student views and interests; to maintain academic freedom, academic responsibility, and student rights; to sustain and improve campus culture; to develop better student educational standards, facilities, and teaching methods; to help promote national and international understanding and fellowship at the student level; to organize and mobilize student involvement in seeking solutions to the serious problems facing the community, the nation, and humankind; and to promote the recognition of students' rights and responsibilities to the University, the community, and humankind; do hereby establish the Constitution of the Student Government of The University of Scranton.

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The Student Nurses Association is a student run organization for student nurses to gather, discuss matters regarding the nursing profession, assist with professional and personal development, organize community service events, and take part in state-wide and national gatherings for the Student Nurses Association of Pennsylvania and the National Student Nurses Association.

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Guided by the Jesuit value of contemplation in action, Students for Healing, Accountability, Reconciliation, and Education (SHARE) shall seek primarily to educate students on the Catholic Church's involvement in the wider tragedy of sexual abuse and concealment. In accordance with Fr. Scott Pilarz, SJ (1959-2021), the 24th and 27th President of the University of Scranton, SHARE shall be ever mindful of the gifts of the Holy Spirit, as he considered them essential to the success of our collective efforts to address the sensitive, complex, and daunting challenge that lies ahead(Healing, Reconciliation, and Hope Task Force; 19 October 2018). Thus, SHARE shall offer The University of Scranton students the opportunity to pursue healing, hope, and reconciliation through advocacy guided by sensitivity, understanding, and respect.

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The Students for Life Club seeks to foster a culture of life and authentic love for all human life from conception to natural death.

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Supporting Women in STEM...

- provides fellowship and support particularly for young women entering STEM fields,

- fosters an interest in STEM both within the female population of the University's student body and in the greater Scranton community (through outreach),

- offers resources for members to learn more about STEM, STEM internships/careers, etc., and

- gives members opportunities to establish connections with professionals in their fields of interest.

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Achieve more than you thought possible

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This group is for demonstration purposes to help students, faculty, and staff learn about ROYALSYNC.

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The Counseling and Human Services Association (CHSA) is a student-run organization associated with the Counseling and Human Services undergraduate program at The University of Scranton. It aims to further the mission of The U as well as human service professions in general. In the spirit of being "men and women for others," this club is committed to counseling, human service, social justice, and related educational and service initiatives across campus and within the local Scranton community. CHSA welcomes ALL students, regardless of their major(s) or minor(s), especially those who are interested in counseling and human services issues and initiatives!

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-High involvement on campus and within the Scranton area through acts of service and participation in CHSA-related events, such as attending an internship fair to learn about future potential internship sites as well as community-based learning sites
-Develop an increased awareness of counseling, human service, social justice, and related initiatives and issues as well as the CHS field in general
-Form professional connections with local agencies, faculty, and peers
-Meet new people
-Embodiment of Ignatian and Jesuit values

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Men and Women for Octaves is an a cappella club that consists of two singing groups. The two groups, The Octaves and Royal Harmony, allow members of the University community to make vocal music and develop interpersonal and leadership skills by participating in club auditions, rehearsals, service and events. As a club at a Jesuit university, we believe that music and the arts are an integral part of a well-rounded life and education, and that cura personalis calls for a club devoted to the making of music.

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Starting to save for your retirement while you're in your 20's or even your 30's can have a huge impact on the amount of money you'll have saved by the day you stop working. The PAYOFF (Planning Ahead for Your Own Financial Future) club hopes to help guide students from across the university on how to start planning for their financial futures now.

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The Philosophy Society wishes to provide University of Scranton students with the creative extracurricular space to discuss topics of philosophy and of the human experience together outside the traditional confines of the classroom.

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Scheduled events, positive group dialogue, and an open club space each semester for students of all academic backgrounds to study and appreciate philosophy alongside students and guest faculty/staff who express similar interests.

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The Physiology Club works to grow a deeper appreciation of the intricacy of the human body as it relates to biology, physiology, chemistry, motion, medicine, and much more. Given how complex the physiological breakdown of organisms are, we strive to comprehend and gain an appreciation for all levels of organization. Through the expertise of healthcare professionals, researchers, and professors - it is our mission to also take part in this scientific discussion.

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The Mission of the Royal SIgners ASL club is to promote awareness of Deaf culture and spread knowledge of American Sign Language so as to foster positive connections between the Deaf and Hearing communities.

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Our club strives to offer a variety of insights to the multitude of business fields within the Kania School of Management, through bringing in Alumni with experience in different areas of the business world.

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Scranton Cheer is the University's Club Cheer Team. We attend UCA Nationals and compete in both game day and traditional divisions. We also support and cheer for the University's Men's and Women's Basketball teams along with partaking in community service and campus events!

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The purpose of this club shall be:

1. Include people of all dance backgrounds, ranging from no experience to advanced dancer, and grow in their love for dance.

2. Focus on a variety of dance styles with the primary focus being contemporary. Other styles may include jazz, ballet, tap, hip hop, etc.

3. Provide opportunities for people to express their creativity through movement whether it be through performance, teaching class, or choreographing a piece.

4. Share the beauty of dance with The University of Scranton community.

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The University of Scranton Dance Team strives to provide an opportunity for students to continue their competitive dance careers as well as cheer on our fellow Royals. We hope to share our passion of dance with the University and provide spirit as necessary.

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Continue your dance career with a group of individual who are equally as passionate about dance. Will compete on national levels at competitions as well as engage in school spirit activities.

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Our mission is to introduce University of Scranton students to Italian culture and society. Italy has a rich heritage in art, religion, history, food, and fashion. Italian culture is important because it continues to influence Western culture. Italian is spoken by approximately 68.1 million people worldwide.

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The University of Scranton Police department is committed to achieving the highest standards of professional integrity, performance and service to The University Community. We are inspired by progressive and innovative ideas that work to achieve a safe and cohesive community.

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Welcome to THR1VE!

THR1VE seeks to celebrate and support students who identify as first-generation college students (students whose parents did not attend college or complete a college degree) throughout their time at the University of Scranton. Information about programming and services will be available here in our portal, via email, and on our social media!

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The United Cultures Organization (UCO) is a student organization dedicated to promoting the importance of diversity on campus. We welcome all students to join from all backgrounds and embrace the differences that make us all unique and who we are. We aim to sustain a support system both socially and academically for our students. We also work with local organizations and other clubs in order to promote diversity and multiculturalism on campus. Lastly we strive to educate and embrace the importance of the various cultures and backgrounds present at this university.

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Our goal is to help expand our members understanding of what it means to be a politically active member of society. With a focus on interaction and discussion, we work together to help each individual hone their political ideas.

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Enjoy riding horses!

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To train and educate students in the three forms of fencing: foil, epee, and saber.

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The purpose of this club shall be:

1. To empower, prepare, and support all students with the proper and necessary tools to navigate their academic studies.

2. To grant all students with leadership opportunities, especially targeting those in the field of Communication Sciences and Disorders.

3. To collaborate with guest speakers and to educate students about Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology.

4. To create pathways for the University of Scranton students to engage and increase their understanding of CSD in their academic and professional careers.

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The University of Scranton Programming Board (USPB) is a student run organization with the purpose of sponsoring social, cultural, educational, and recreational events at the University of Scranton. We strive to make all of our programs accessible and enjoyable for the campus community. The students involved in USPB will gain valuable leadership experience and learn more about programming and the implementation of both small and large scale events. Each year we plan over 50 events as "men & women for and with others" that are open to university students, faculty and staff, and most of which are free.

USPB is comprised of a three-member Executive Board and 14 Committee Co-Chairs who run 7 different committees:

The Executive Chair oversees all members of USPB including Vice Chairs and Committee Heads and is directly responsible for the Publicity Committee. S/he runs bi-weekly meetings for the board and monitors the full budget for USPB. S/he also acts as the main contact for USPB for agencies and has the authority to request contracts. The Executive Chair is also the USPB representative to the University community.

The Vice Chair of Series Events is directly responsible for the Comedy, Coffeehouse and Movie Committee Co-Heads. S/he is responsible to be at all series events as well as any other assignments designated by the Chair. The Vice Chair of Series Events is also responsible to fulfill duties of the Chair if s/he is absent or unavailable for meetings or events.

The Vice Chair of Special Events is directly responsible for Novelty & Variety, Campus Traditions, and Mission Committee Co-Heads. S/he is responsible to be at all special events as well as any other assignments designated by the Chair. The Vice Chair of Special Events is also responsible to fulfill duties of the Chair if s/he is absent or unavailable for meetings or events.
This year's Chairs are:

Hannah Kohrn - Executive Chair
Mary Kate McDade - Vice Chair of Special Events
Ryan Dubiac - Vice Chair of Series Events

Julie Chropowicki, the Assistant Director of the Center for Student Engagement, serves as the USPB Advisor.

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We host events all the time! Check out our events list for more info!

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Provide opportunity for all students attending The University of Scranton
to increase their knowledge of and compete at all skill levels of Spikeball.

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To serve as the University of Scranton's Hip-Hop dance crew and promote diversity and hip-hop culture through music and dance throughout the Scranton community. We will entertain the campus community through the art of dance!

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The University of Scranton Amateur Radio Club is an organized group of enthusiastic students, professors, and members of the community with a common interest in participating in and advancing the amateur (ham) radio hobby. The Amateur Radio Service is officially recognized by the U.S. Federal Government as having the fundamental purpose of providing volunteer public service and emergency communications, advancing the state-of-the-art of radio technologies, expanding the pool of trained radio operators, radio technicians, and electronics experts, and enhancing international goodwill.
The success of The University of Scranton Amateur Radio Club aims to increase the number of involved members by spreading the word of the club on campus and around the community. The goals of this group include increasing the number of licensed ham radio operators, general knowledge of the functionality of ham radios, and how these radios can be used. These goals are achieved through regular club meetings, special club activities, and the establishment and operation of an on-campus amateur radio station.

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The Weinberg Memorial Library provides superior resources, services, and programs that meet the dynamic and diverse scholarly, cultural, and social needs of the University and our community. We value teaching, research, and lifelong learning, and we are committed to intellectual freedom, preservation, accessibility, and sustainability.

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We are dedicated to providing an opportunity for people to participate in the sport of rowing and to be a part of our crew family. Rowing enhances health and longevity while providing opportunities to improve personal growth through teamwork and physical/mental fitness while having a lot of fun. We promote a welcoming, inclusive, and supportive environment where every athlete can discover more about themselves as an individual.

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To teach and encourage the sport of rugby through competitions against other colleges. Doing this will help foster good sportsmanship and promote life lessons on and off the field.

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99.5 WUSR Scranton is a student-run, non-commercial radio station owned by the University of Scranton, which broadcasts over 700 square miles of Northeastern Pennsylvania. WUSR operates on a volunteer basis. No prior experience necessary. Our mission is to provide student-driven, alternative radio programming unlike what is currently offered in the Northeastern Pennsylvania area. WUSR strives to operate at a professional level while promoting a learning environment with peer-to-peer instruction supervised by university staff and faculty. Our goal is to create a positive environment for students to learn, gain professional experience, serve their community, and enjoy their time with the station.

Contact: Jim Riley, james.riley@scranton.edu, 570-941-4279

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