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The A Cappella Council subcommittee shall consist of officers from all University of Pittsburgh student organizations that perform a cappella vocal music. The main purpose of the A Cappella Council shall be to coordinate the many on-campus concerts that the groups at the school perform through technical equipment setup and room reservations through student affairs. It shall also serve to resolve issues pertaining to the groups and to maintain a sense of community among all campus a cappella groups.

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API aims to increase access to prosthetic devices, particularly for underserved populations. We operate locally to support our national non-profit organization's teams - Coding, Communications, Education, and Production. All students are welcome!

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The ACLU Club at Pitt aims to provide an educational and supportive environment for individuals to engage and participate in civil liberties causes on Pitt's campus.

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Active Minds is a nonprofit organization working to utilize the student voice to change the conversation about mental health on college campuses. We develop peer education programs, host speakers, connect students to resources such as the counseling center, private counseling, re:solve crisis services, share strategies for managing illness, and advocate for mental health reform and conversation on campus.

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Acts2Fellowship ("A2F" for short) is a Christian fellowship. Our vision is to be an Acts 2 church community, a group of people devoted to God's Word and one another, at Pitt. We’re a group of students and mentors with diverse backgrounds, brought together after the Gospel changed our lives. We meet weekly to study the Bible, navigate college life together, serve our community, and hang out.

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The Adaptive Athletics Club at Pitt's Mission is to educate the students of the University of Pittsburgh about fitness and disabilities and how they intertwine. It is also to build a community for disabled athletes and gym goers

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Addiction Awareness Association strives to raise awareness, prevent addiction, and connect vulnerable communities with crucial rehabilitation resources on campus.

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The African Students Organization is a cultural student organization of the University of Pittsburgh whose main purpose is to promote and create cultural awareness on Pitt's campus regarding different African cultures and foster an effective networking and support network for students. We do this by holding bi-weekly General Body Meetings (GBMs) in the Union on various topics, as well as hosting different events throughout the semester. Though this club's main focus is to educate about Africa and how it can relate to the Diaspora, it is open to all Pitt students to participate!

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Agapé promotes spiritual life and provide a faith-based community at Pitt. It aids in Christian maturity growth in interpersonal relationships, and leadership. Meetings & events are open to any undergraduate, graduate, or professional students.

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The purpose of this organization is to help its members reach their pre-professional goals and ambitions. Our club's mission is to create a supportive and motivating environment where members can share their aspirations, receive guidance and support, and take action towards achieving their dreams as well as improving themselves in several aspects of life. As a member of Aim High Association, you'll have the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals who share your drive and determination to succeed. We offer various workshops and training sessions on goal setting, time management, and personal development to help you build the skills and mindset necessary. We regularly host progress update sessions where members can share their achievements, milestones, and setbacks all while creating a supportive atmosphere and encouraging accountability. We also organize inspiring guest speaker events to provide you with valuable insights and success stories from various fields.

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•Meet like-minded individuals
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•Learn numerous skills
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We are a nonprofit student organization here at Pitt that bridges the gap between young adults and senior citizens!

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AQUARIUS, Alliance of Queer Underrepresented Asians in Recognition of Intersectionality to Uphold Solidarity, works to build a safe space to discuss, learn, and to meet new members of our community.

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Alpha Iota Gamma (Α I Γ) serves as a professional, pre-health, co-educational, and interdisciplinary fraternity committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive community of future healthcare leaders. Our organization welcomes students from all academic backgrounds who share a passion for healthcare, recognizing that the field thrives on collaboration across disciplines. The members of Alpha Iota Gamma uphold a commitment to discipline, compassion, and integrity, key ethical pillars in healthcare and life striving to shape the next generation of healthcare leaders.

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Alpha Kappa Psi Delta is recognized as the premier developer of principled business leaders. As the oldest and largest professional business fraternity in the nation, our goal is to develop our brothers in every aspect both inside and outside of the professional world. Additionally, we strive to incorporate the foundations of brotherhood, knowledge, integrity, service, and unity that AKPsi is built upon into all of our meetings, events, and the education of our new members.

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To create inclusive communities for a more peaceful world in which to make a life, by developing leaders, uniting members through friendship and rendering service to all.

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Alpha Pi Mu works to increase professional development among members, promote networking, and encourage community and campus involvement through service and social events.

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Our purpose is to promote friendship, academic achievement, unity within the organization, and philanthropy throughout the community.
We are a sorority of women and nonbinary individuals committed to achieving our academic goals and promoting women in technical fields, through leadership, friendship, and support.

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To provide undergraduate students with the opportunity to connect and network with professionals at the Alzheimer's Disease Research Center (ADRC) and to pursue research.

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Powered by the American Cancer Society, ACS On Campus engages students and community members to increase cancer awareness, support survivors and caregivers, raise money to fund cancer research and patient services, and advocate for policy change. Some notable events include Relay For Life.

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Nationally recognized Chemistry organization that offers chemistry-based lectures to help prepare our members for careers once they graduate. In addition, we are involved in outreach with our local community through events such as Saturday Science and National Chemistry Week.

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To save lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide.

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AIAA exists to help aerospace professionals and their organizations succeed.

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The mission of the AIAS is to promote excellence in architectural education, training, and practice; to foster an appreciation of architecture and related disciplines; to enrich communities in a spirit of collaboration; and to organize students and combine their efforts to advance the art and science of architecture.

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The Pitt Chapter of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers allows our members to be connected with professionals in their field.  Through social and professional events, we encourage networking and professional growth for all of our members.

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The Mission of the ALCSIP is to promote awareness for lung cancer screening for individuals at high risk of developing lung cancer at the University of Pittsburgh and the larger local community through educational efforts, community outreach, and health literacy engagement.

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The mission is to help students become familiar with the marketing field and to
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The American Medical Student Association (AMSA), with a half-century history of student activism, is the oldest and largest independent association of physicians-in-training in the United States. With a membership of more than 68,000 medical and premedical students, interns and residents, and practicing physicians from across the country, AMSA continues its commitment to improving medical training and the nation's health. At the University of Pittsburgh, AMSA is the largest and most involved active pre-health organization. Every medical school in the U.S. has an AMSA chapter which will allow you to continue your experience throughout your medical education. (http://www.amsa.org/member/listmed.cff)

Here at the University of Pittsburgh pre-medical chapter of AMSA, we are dedicated to helping pre-medical students at Pitt succeed and reach their goal of becoming medical professionals. We aim to equip our members throughout their journey to medical school with the academic guidance, help in clinical and research opportunities, and support of a community of peers needed to be successful. We also pride ourselves on our established mentor-mentee program and weekly newsletter filled with current opportunities (research, volunteering, shadowing, etc.) Come and join us!

Our General Body Meetings are held every Wednesday at 9:00 PM.

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To advance women in medicine, advocate for equity, and ensure excellence in health care.

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Our mission is to develop experiences that advance the understanding of the World Health Assembly in order to empower future leaders in global health policy.

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To empower a strong, connected, and engaged professional community that cultivates nuclear science and technology for the benefit of humanity.

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This organization has been created for the purpose of involving the student body of the University of Pittsburgh with the American Red Cross. Students will have a direct connection with the Western Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Red Cross and will be provided with opportunities to volunteer in the community. Club Members will volunteer at blood drives, food drives, and various others locations around Pittsburgh. Other activities include the following: advertising for volunteer events, socials, learning and becoming certified in CPR, and teaching Hands-Only CPR.

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The Purpose of the American Sign Language Club is to spread awareness about Deaf culture in the University of Pittsburgh community, provide a place for students to practice ASL skills and to act as a bridge between the Deaf community and the University of Pittsburgh Students.

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The Mission of this chapter shall be to afford an opportunity for the members of the Civil Engineering classes to become acquainted; to promote a spirit of congeniality among them; to acquaint them with topics of interest to Civil Engineering students through the medium of addresses by competent speakers; to provide members with opportunities to apply Civil Engineering concepts and knowledge; and to foster the development of a professional spirit.

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interest: Empower students to transition successfully into the professional world by providing hands-on experience, fostering leadership, and promoting innovation through collaboration, education, and networking opportunities in the field of mechanical engineering.

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Amnesty International is the world's largest grassroots human rights organization. We work to protect people wherever justice, freedom, truth, and dignity are denied. Our chapter aims to connect students to local activism opportunities in support of international human rights.

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The purpose of this club is to promote the love and welfare of animals. We wish to educate Pitt students on local rescues and provide pathways for Pitt students to get involved with their community.

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Welcome to the Anime Club! Our organization meets to watch and discuss Japanese animation and the pop culture of Japan. At the beginning of a semester we collectively vote on what shows to watch for the rest of the semester based on club members suggestions, and we make sure to hold time after for opinions on episodes, as well as activities for everyone to participate in. We also regularly plan trips to local Pittsburgh Japanese culture and anime conventions including: Tekko, Sangawa Project, Scotty Con, and even anime-related music events across Pittsburgh. We welcome new members to come in and be themselves, we're a friendly group!

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To educate and engross Pitt undergraduates in the world of Anthropology.

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The purpose of this organization is to provide students with a focused opportunity to study, act, and learn to love Shakespeare

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The purpose of this organization is to create a safe space for Applied Developmental Psychology students outside of the educational realm. This club is intended for students who are interested in Applied Developmental Psychology, those who are currently in the program and those who have already graduated. Additionally, this club will allow for connections between students who are interested in applying, currently enrolled, and faculty in the Applied Developmental Psychology department at the University of Pittsburgh.

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To develop and encourage future leaders towards excellence in professional development, community service, and team collaboration.

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The Art History Club serves to create a space where all University of Pittsburgh students may congregate around their shared interests in art and art history. Students will be encouraged to participate in art historical meetings that include but are not limited to the following: discussions about art or art historical topics, presentations about art historical professional opportunities, field trips to museums and galleries, and celebrations of students' academic achievements within the History of Art & Architecture discipline. Through the facilitation of these events, the AHC seeks to cultivate a thriving art historical community among Pitt students.

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The purpose of ARTificial is to provide students with an avenue towards creative expression absent in the required coursework for most non-art-related majors and minors as well as allow art majors and minors to take on projects beyond the classroom. We welcome all skill levels and majors!

Meetings are at 6:30PM-8:30PM every Wednesday night in the William Pitt Union Room 918. We will also have meetings in other creative spaces such as the Text and conText Lab in the Hillman Library and the Understory in the Cathedral of Learning. Official meeting business and announcements will always occur at the beginning of the meeting. Then, members are encouraged to work on our weekly art prompt or a project of their own.

Sign up for our email list here: https://forms.gle/3rhh4CHukLBFZyQZ8

or email artificial.at.pitt@gmail.com for more info.

Find us on instagram @artificial.at.pitt.

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Asha Pittsburgh is a non-profit organization and is a completely volunteer driven organization, comprising of dedicated individuals from University of Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh area, striving to make a difference to the society. We believe that education is one of the primary factors in shaping a child's future and by extension, future of the entire country. Asha Pittsburgh works towards promoting the education of underprivileged children in India by providing financial assistance and support to the NGOs focused on education projects. Volunteers of Asha work closely with the project partners in India, while locally organizing fundraisers and community awareness events.

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The Asian Christian Fellowship seeks to carry out the Great Commission of our Lord Jesus Christ to make disciples of all nations by proclaiming the Gospel, providing fellowship for edification, nurturing Christians in spiritual growth, and building up Christian leaders.

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Asian Student Alliance (ASA) seeks to create an inclusive environment by strengthening our impact on the greater student body through advocacy and awareness of the AAPI experience.

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The Asian Student Business Association (ASBA) is dedicated to fostering a supportive and inclusive community for Asian students and allies interested in business. We aim to create opportunities for meaningful connections through networking events, professional development workshops, and peer mentorship. Whether you're a business major or simply curious about the field, ASBA provides resources to help you explore career paths, prepare for internships and interviews, and build confidence in areas like personal finance and professional growth.

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Association for India’s Development is a volunteer movement promoting sustainable, equitable and just development. AID supports grassroots organizations in India and initiates efforts in various interconnected spheres such as education, livelihoods, natural resources including land, water and energy, agriculture, health, women’s empowerment and social justice.

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The purpose of this organization is to create a community here at the University of Pittsburgh where Latinx students are empowered to contribute to one another's growth, development and successes, both personally while they are here on campus and professionally as they look to step into the workforce. This will be achieved via networking events and many other professional development events.

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Association of Writers aims to create a safe, and low-risk community for writers to express themselves, with prompts centered around the fun and creativity of writing and meetings giving writers ample time and space to create alongside peers.

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The mission of this association shall be to enhance the education and fellowship of its members, to share ideas and discuss topics of interest, to provide community service through projects in and around the City of Pittsburgh, and to increase public awareness of the ATSA and the profession of athletic training as a whole.

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Our mission is to provide those with an interest in hearing loss and balance disorders the opportunity to be a part of an organization whose main focus is related to their academic field of interest. The Audiology and Hearing Club will work to promote both hearing awareness and the effects of hearing loss and balance disorders on and off campus.

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Our mission is to create a welcoming and inclusive community that fosters support and strives to enhance the physical and mental well-being of its members.

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Autistic people are too often ignored by society, and by our peers, in matters relating to autism spectrum disorder. By centering autistic voices in matters concerning the experiences that they live every day, we seek to move past "awareness;" we are working to humanize autism in the eyes of our peers, and provide a space that will allow autistic students to build community and support one another.

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Flight experience, exposure, and training.

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We help Pitt students learn cloud computing through hands-on workshops, projects, and community events, open to all skill levels.

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The Baking Club at Pitt is all about having fun with baking, getting creative, and building a community among pre-health students. We mix learning new skills with giving back by baking and decorating treats for health-related causes. Whether you're a pro or just starting out, we welcome everyone to join for some hands-on fun, practicing manual dexterity, make cool baked goods, and connect with others while supporting great causes.

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Our mission is to share the benefits of ballet with the university community. Our purpose is to allow Pitt students to continue or begin their study of ballet as an art form and performance discipline.

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To unite students on University of Pittsburgh’s campus and provide opportunities to learn about the Swaminarayan way of life within Hinduism. Students will be able to discuss topics that affect them in college and will be able to learn methods on balancing being a college student and practicing the Swaminarayan faith.

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The Beatrice Institute club supports advanced inquiry in the Christian intellectual and cultural
traditions. Animated by intellectual friendship, inside and outside the academy, the Beatrice
Institute Club serves all students at Pitt who pursue the Beautiful, the True, and the Good.
Through lectures, discussion groups, social events, and mentorship, the Beatrice Institute Club
cultivates intellectual friendships in a community of honest seekers. The Beatrice Institute Club
is open to members of all faith traditions or none

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In the Behavioral Economics Club, we learn about the intersection of Psychology and Economics to gain a deeper understanding of the world around us. We apply the concepts of Behavioral Economics through consulting, present on interesting topics each week, connect with professionals, and conduct research!

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To match students in one-to-one friendships where inclusivity is promoted, and the gap between people with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities is lessened.

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The mission of the Bethel Campus Fellowship is – “Leading Students to Christ and preparing them to become reliable men and women that God can entrust with His word for the next generation”.

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The purpose of this organization is to inform students in their late high school and early university years of the countless career paths open to them, especially focusing on ones they can pursue through majors at Pitt. Instead of focusing on the same few jobs thrown at students from birth, we will work to broaden the scope of potential careers to underclassmen and high schoolers looking to go to college. We hope to partner with local high schools around the area and travel to them to present career opportunities and offer insight into the next few years of their lives. We will also provide, at the very least, a way to research careers individually through our website.

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The purpose of the Bhakti Yoga Club is to create a welcoming and inclusive community space
grounded in the principles of bhakti yoga, the yoga of devotion and loving service. Our mission
is to foster spiritual growth, cultivate mindfulness, and create a space for mutual respect, trust,
and compassion. We explore ancient teachings, particularly the wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, in
ways that are relevant to modern life, encouraging members to apply these insights in their
personal and academic journeys.

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The Pitt Billiards Club offers an informative and supportive break from everyday stress in the form of heartfelt competition and compassion for the game. We meet to play casual games of mostly 8-ball, while also offering a couple competitive tournaments a semester. Meetings combine both casual round-robin play and instructional methods. If you enjoy playing pool, or have ever wanted to learn, be sure to stop by at Nordy's on Thursdays at 8PM! And if you have any questions feel free to reach out at the email below.

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The Bioethics Bowl Club is focused on discussing and raising awareness of Bioethics topics. The purpose of the club is to prepare and compete in the Bioethics Bowl with other colleges and universities.

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Our club aims to provide students with a space where they can learn about ongoing research at the University of Pittsburgh through group peer reviews of published research papers. We will do this by going over the theory, methods, and techniques of the papers, along with interviewing the research lab heads of the studied papers.

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The Mission of the BMES is to build and support the biomedical engineering community, locally, nationally and internationally, with activities designed to communicate recent advances, discoveries, and inventions; promote education and professional development; and integrate the perspectives of the academic, medical, governmental, and business sectors. Through professional, academic, service, and social events, the BMES involves the undergraduate Pitt Bioengineering department with one another along with their community.

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The Birding Club is dedicated to the study, conservation, and enjoyment of birds. The
organization is also committed to teaching, sharing tips about, and exploring aspects of
avian ecology and identification. The Birding Club leads birding trips and holds talks by
people who study birds. Most importantly, the club fosters a safe and fun space for students to share their interest in ornithology and nature.

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The Black Action Society (BAS) of the University of Pittsburgh is committed to addressing the needs, concerns, and interests of Black students on and off campus. Established in May 1968, BAS has a long history of community involvement, service, and activism. We are not just a university organization; we are a part of the greater American society.

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The purpose of this organization is to support Black students with aspirations in the legal field and provide them with resources that will prepare them for leadership in their desired legal profession. Our goal is to achieve high academic standards, stay involved in the community with outreach and service, and promote the placement of Black students in the legal community.

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The Black Men’s Collective exists to build a strong brotherhood and safe space where Black men on campus can thrive. Our mission is to promote success through scholarship, service, mutual support, and meaningful social initiatives.

The goals of The BMC are to:

1. Foster a sense of community among black men at the University

2. Increase retention and graduation rates of men of color

3. Provide resources to assist in the promotion of holistic wellness

4. Develop increased awareness of campus climate for students & faculty

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Our mission is to empower and support Black nursing students at the University of Pittsburgh through mentorship, community engagement, networking, and educational & professional development. These resources include, but are not limited to, membership in Pittsburgh Black Nurses in Action (PBNIA) and the National Black Nurses Association (NBNA).

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Our mission is to bring the love of fiction books to the people of the University of Pittsburgh by meeting to discuss our favorite books

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The purpose of this organization is to support the work of the Boost Girls in Care Foundation. Boost Girls in Care is a non-profit organization providing new bras to those in need. BGIC @ Pitt's mission is the same as the foundation's, to touch the lives of people in care within foster homes, detention centers, residential facilities, or people experiencing homelessness to provide them with physical support while they are receiving emotional care. Boost Girls in Care supports and affirms all youth, regardless of their sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression (BGIC Mission, 2023). Our group will work to fulfill these goals and become an efficiently functioning resource for individuals in the community in need of a new bra but who may not be able to afford the financial burden.

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Our mission is to connect with the community and represent the Bosnian/Croatian/Montenegrin/Serbian culture and pride. We want to thrive and prosper while we show that any student can be a part of this organization, and that you don't have to be BCMS to appreciate the culture, music, language that we have to offer

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Breakthrough's mission is to increase academic opportunity for highly motivated, underserved students and get them into college ready to succeed, as well as inspire and develop the next generation of teachers and educational leaders. Through tutoring, we aim to create an empowering education experience that results in equitable access to higher education for our students.

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Bridge Beyond PGH is committed to assisting people experiencing homelessness and housing instability through resource bag handouts, local volunteering partnerships and community educational efforts. Bridge Beyond PGH recognizes that there are a number of other organizations that have been working extensively and have spent years establishing relationships with members of the community. Rather than producing parallel efforts with these pre-existing organizations, we are working towards utilizing the college student community to help fill in the gaps in efforts towards helping people who are experiencing homelessness.

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We exist to build bridges between students and the Pittsburgh community by serving unhoused, impoverished, and underserved individuals with dignity and compassion. Through ongoing volunteerism, intentional outreach, and self-guided research, and collaborative partnerships, we empower students to become leaders rooted in empathy and action—forming lasting connections that foster community transformation.

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Our mission is to give back to our community and build meaningful connections by volunteering at assisted living centers, senior living facilities, rehabilitation centers, addiction clinics, and other similar spaces in Pittsburgh. We hope to inspire joy, foster social interaction, and promote overall mental wellness among residents through fun and engaging activities.

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BridgePittsburgh, a founding chapter of BridgeUSA, aims to foster a different type of civic dialogue on campus. The current atmosphere of political conversation is divisive, toxic, and discourages the virtuous discourse and empathetic intellectualism that democracy requires to flourish. Through group discussions and speaker events, we seek to encourage "transpartisanship", effective and civil communication, and meaningful conversation about our country's greatest political issues. In the spirit of Pitt's mission, we strive to create in our members morally responsible leaders who are able to engage in politics and society critically, wisely, and skillfully in order to pursue the common good.

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It is the mission of this organization is to create a community for professional development, devoted to enhancing the skills, and supply opportunities for students who are interested in the broadcasting television industry.

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Our mission at B.O.N.D.S. is to encourage STEM in socioeconomically disadvantaged precollegiate youth through accessible educational material, motivated mentorship, and community outreach.

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Create a community for film lovers to take part in the unique features of South Asian Cinema culture.

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To provide excellent musical entertainment for Pitt Students as well as a musically enriching environment for its members to collaborate and gain experience performing and recording music

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Camp Kesem at the University of Pittsburgh is a chapter of the national non-profit organization Kesem that supports children affected by a parent's cancer. Camp Kesem at the University of Pittsburgh hosts year round programming and a weeklong summer camp to be there for kids through and beyond their parent's diagnosis.

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CSA's mission is to promote Cantonese culture, provide a platform for those interested in learning the social, economic, educational, cultural, and political developments and promote unity within the Asian and Asian American community.

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Strive to create a welcoming space where all members of the Caribbean diaspora, as well as allies, feel a sense of belonging and camaraderie.

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The mission of the Catholic Newman Club is to strengthen the liturgical and devotional life of students at the University of Pittsburgh, to provide a forum for greater understanding of Catholicism both in its historical context and as it is lived out today, to give opportunities for service to society, especially those most in need, and to strengthen the social and community life of its members.

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Our mission is to provide a space for varsity student-athletes at the University of Pittsburgh that encourages community and growth in their Christian Faith.

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Central Church Student Fellowship aims to inform and instruct students about the Christian faith; invite students to actively practice their faith by engaging in bible studies, prayer groups, and faith-related activities; nurture the faith and spiritual well-being of students on campus; provide opportunities for students to openly share and discuss their faith.

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"Liberate girls from the elliptical" + show them that fitness can [+ should!] be FUN… + that working out is better with friends!

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Chabad House on Campus is a family of 7 area college and university communities, including Pitt, CCAC, Chatham, Duquesne, and RMU. Motivated by a profound love for every Jew and spurred by boundless optimism, Chabad House provides an array of programs and services to educate, inspire, and uplift Jewish students from all walks of life with unconditional love and acceptance. We continue to serve the campus community, providing opportunities for all to experience and learn about our great Jewish heritage.

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The purpose of Challah for Change at Pitt is to raise awareness of hunger issues and disasters; to raise money for relief of these problems; to encourage people to integrate social justice into their everyday lives, through advocacy, purchasing consciously, and volunteering; to teach leadership skills, as well as kitchen basics; to offer students the opportunity to bake their own challah or purchase locally produced challah for the Jewish Sabbath every week.

Challah for Change (CfC) raises awareness of and money for hunger and disaster relief through the production and sale of challah bread.

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ChemE Cube is an engineering club that aims to have students devise creative solutions using the principles of engineering. In creating the cube, we must stick to the core values of ChemE Cube, which are teamwork, creativity, sustainable development, and inclusion. By implementing these values, we will be able to successfully collaborate in this challenge. By completing the challenge, we will solve real world problems using creative engineering solutions, demonstrate an ability to safely build and operate a complete chemical process, and create a demand for our product. In addition, we must come up with an advertisement and a business pitch for our design. The purpose of the business aspect of the club is to try to sell our design for potential use in third-world countries that need more resources. In order to have your design chosen, it must meet certain specifications on top of having a low budget. ChemE Cube is a challenging club that teaches students to work together to solve real-world problems.

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We are an engineering design team that builds shoebox-sized cars that run completely by chemical reactions. We compete these cars in the annual AIChE competition where we are judged on creativity and accuracy.

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Cherry Bomb Literary Magazine is a student-run literary magazine focused on showcasing the artistic and creative talents of Pitt students. Beyond publishing a magazine once a semester, we host coffee houses, workshops, open mics, and other events. We welcome any and all Pitt students to join us in fostering an uplifting, compassionate, and vibrant environment. As a member you will help review submissions and piece together the magazine. You can join any time throughout the year and attendance at meetings is not required.

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The purpose of this club is:
to provide a place on campus dedicated to playing chess;
to promote the popularity of chess within the community;
to conduct tournaments, matches, and other forms of chess competition;
to provide instruction and leisure within a social atmosphere surrounding the game of chess.

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Our mission is to reconcile students to Christ, equipping them through Spirit-Filled communities of prayer, worship, fellowship, discipleship, and mission to transform the university, the marketplace and the world.

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Child Development Association is an organization where students can volunteer in the Pittsburgh community to positively affect the life of a child. The Child Development Association aims to provide members with volunteer opportunities in the Pittsburgh community to promote the most developmentally appropriate practice when influencing a child's life in any way. Goals consist of providing CDA's members opportunities to become more acquainted with professional practitioners, experience personal growth through volunteer opportunities, gain experience working with children, and uphold the highest ideals and principles when working with children, all done with a professional mindset.

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To promote the understanding and knowledge of Chinese (particularly Chinese American) culture on the University of Pittsburgh's campus

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We actively reach out to Chinese international students, hoping to provide them support during their stay in Pittsburgh, whether it's academics, life, or need someone to talk to. 

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To bring Pitt students and faculty together over traditional Chinese card games and to offer fun, relaxing, and face to face playtime. The club will also spread knowledge of these lesser known, but very enjoyable card games.

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Chinese Language and Culture Club seeks to provide students of the University of Pittsburgh with the opportunity to explore Chinese language and culture. We want to create a welcoming environment for cultural expression as well as inform student members about Chinese related topics/opportunities.

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The Chinese Undergraduate Students Association at Pitt (CUSAatPitt) is devoted to help Chinese undergraduate students to adapt to new college environment and engage in classes and school activities.

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Choose Life at Pitt is the pro-life club on the University of Pittsburgh's campus advocating for life from conception until death, especially for the unborn. Our mission is to build a culture of life from conception to natural death in the university community through personal engagement, initiating discussion, education, and community networking.

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Christians on Campus has been a registered student organization since 2013. We hold the faith common to all believers (Jude 3) and we are a group of Christians that love the Lord Jesus! Our goal is to build up the Body of Christ.

Our purpose is to strengthen the faith of believers in Christ by helping them see and appreciate the deeper truths in the Bible and help them enjoy Christ in an intimate way.

We meet together for the growth and mutual encouragement in the Christian life through campus Bible studies, prayer, and group gatherings. We warmly receive all believers in Christ and seek to maintain the oneness of the Spirit by keeping our focus on Christ.

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Chronic Connection provides support for all those dealing with chronic illness and/or disabilities. Navigating college with any sort of health issues can be quite lonely, so Chronic Connection was created to combat that. Through advocacy, support groups, and general meetings, CC allows members to be fully themselves in a place with no judgement. CC is a safe space for anyone struggling with managing their health and all that comes with it. 

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Cinema Circle's mission is to encourage and develop cultural enrichment among Pitt students through film. Members and officers can select movies according to a theme, and discuss the movies about twice a month as a group. The goal of the club is to gather people with similar interests, explore a shared love of film, and discuss the various themes and message in film. An additional goal is to expand our intellectual interests and cultural and visual literacy through film. We hope to build a community to freely and respectfully discuss ideas presented in film.

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The PCC empowers and unites student organizations to advance civic engagement by serving as a centralized hub for civic learning, service, and advocacy.

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Our club is committed to discussing and learning about the civilizations of the ancient Mediterranean and how they were connected to the rest of the world.

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Our mission is to act as a resource and governing body for all competitive club sports at the University of Pittsburgh. Our members are board members of all the individual competitive club sports. Once a month, we hold a general body meeting to discuss concerns, issues, and goals for the upcoming months with all members. We serve as liaisons between teams and the University's Campus Recreation Department.

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The purpose of this organization is to build an intermediate to advanced volleyball community at Pitt for all genders with strong emphasis on teaching our members good sportsmanship, teamwork, and safety on the court.

We aim to accomplish this by holding open gyms for our members to play with our players who are at similar skill levels and by holding workshops to help those who want to improve.

Make sure to follow our Instagram @recvolleyatpitt for more information!

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As the official branch of the College Democrats of America at the University of Pittsburgh, we, the College Democrats of the University of Pittsburgh, do hereby devote ourselves to organizing our fellow students in support of democratic ideals to facilitate the participation of young Americans in the political process and the Democratic Party. We hold the fundamental principles of equality, opportunity, social justice, and freedom dear with a vision of building a stronger and more just United States. Furthermore, as college students, we dedicate ourselves to represent and defend the interests of students and young Americans in the political process.

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Our mission is to:
Plan, conduct, and support programs, activities, and services which meet the students' academic, social, personal, career, and other expressed needs and interests.

Serve in an advisory capacity to the faculty, staff, and administrative officers of the University in matters of student interest.

Promote a spirit of community and identity among students.

Provide opportunities for personal growth through the exercise of leadership and group interaction.

Provide for the equitable expenditure of student activity fees, within the parameters allowed by the University policies and procedures.

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The purpose of this organization is to stimulate in young people an active interest in governmental affairs, to promote friendship and cooperation among Republicans, to increase the popularity of efficient government, to foster and perpetuate the ideals and principles of the Republican Party, and to represent Republican students at the University of Pittsburgh.

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Collision strives to creatively inspire, converse with, and provoke, the thoughts and emotions of our readers. We value the discovery process and the innate truths creative nonfiction seeks to explore. In the introduction to The Best American Essays 2000, Collision finds a like mind, and a way to gracefully articulate our mission. In this introduction, Alan Lightman writes, "…to see a mind at work, imagining, spinning, struggling to understand. If the essayist has all the answers, then he isn't struggling to grasp. When you care about something, you continually grapple with it, because it is alive in you." And this is what we at Collision strive for, to publish the kind of writing that becomes alive in us all.

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At Comfort for Cancer, our mission is to provide warmth, comfort, and hope to children with cancer, hospital patients, and the greater Pittsburgh community. Through handcrafted blankets made with care and compassion, we aim to uplift spirits, ease difficult moments, and remind those facing health challenges that they are not alone. We are committed to spreading love and kindness by bringing a sense of comfort and support to those who need it most, one blanket at a time.

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The purpose of this organization is to foster a community for students interested in the field of communications, including, but not limited to public relations, media, journalism, marketing, and interpersonal communications. The Communications Club aims to provide professional development opportunities, promote effective communication skills, and encourage collaboration through events, workshops, guest speakers, and networking opportunities. The club also seeks to connect students with alumni and professionals in communication-related industries and support members in exploring career and academic pathways within the communications field.

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CHAMPP is dedicated to the advocacy and support of marginalized immigrant populations in Pittsburgh. Our goal is to use our resources to raise awareness, fund community organizations, and provide meaningful outreach to the social and health issues immigrants face. Through education and collaboration, we strive to empower students to take action to improve the health of marginalized immigrant populations in Pittsburgh and beyond.

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Complete Streets aims to give the students of the University of Pittsburgh a voice in matters related to the infrastructure that is relied upon daily by students, faculty, and staff. With a key focus on safer street infrastructure, Complete Streets aims to ensure all students, workers, and residents of Pittsburgh's Oakland neighborhood feel safe when traveling on our streets

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To foster interest in the computational health sciences and to allow students to discover opportunities within the field of the computational health sciences

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CSC exists as tool to build a community of students interested in computer science (CS), regardless of declared major. It is intended to be a community of members to develop professionally, engage with each other socially, and explore the field of CS intellectually.

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Our mission is to build connections between Pitt's community and our surrounding ecology.

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The purpose of Consulting Club is to spread awareness and educate on the management consulting industry across the University of Pittsburgh. Our mission is to expose students to various aspects of consulting, prepare students with the necessary skills to be successful in securing employment as a consultant, and to increase the University of Pittsburgh's placement of undergraduates in the consulting industry.

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Continual Technology Organization is committed to enhancing continuity in human experiences by reducing fragmentation in information, decision-making, and technology-driven interactions. We strive to develop technologies that prioritize long-term user modeling, bridge gaps between digital systems and human interactions, and foster interdisciplinary collaboration across AI, cognitive science, and social impact. Our mission is to create seamless, adaptive, and responsible AI-driven solutions that support sustainable innovation, knowledge retention, and user well-being. By driving research and real-world applications, we aim to build a future where technology enables a more fluid, efficient, and connected society.

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Controlled Chaos is an organization committed to sharing the art form of hip-hop dance with others and promoting excellence in its members.

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COYA is an Orthodox Christian group aimed at strengthening students' faith and aiding each other in our spiritual and academic struggles through fellowship and service. All are welcome and we hope to serve each other and the community through volunteering and different events.

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We seek to be a community that loves others, shares the gospel, grows in our relationship with Jesus Christ and others, and serves sacrificially.

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CCPB offers students the opportunity to participate in networking events, committees that offer learning experiences, and professional development workshops. Our goal is to empower students to cultivate their own network of corporate connections, which we believe is a vital component of achieving success in the professional world.

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We support future educators and professionals who educate students with disabilities. We advocate for teachers and students with disabilities to have equitable access to resources for success. We enhance teaching pedagogies through professional development and hands-on experiences, making sure all feel included and valued. Finally, we create a space for future educators to meet and share ideas.

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Our mission is to to use the power of art to bring smiles to hospitalized children. Recognizing the challenges faced by children and their families during hospital stays.

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Our mission is to learn about different art techniques and forms while being dedicated to community service. We have two ongoing projects for volunteering. Project 1 is for fundraising events for gifts for children with cancer. This would include making bracelets, earrings, and other jewelry pieces for frats and sororities. In addition, we would do bake sales and make keychains. Project 2 is creating blankets, scarves, and hats for homeless shelters and Street Medicine.

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The mission of this organization is to unite students interested in the creative aspect of medicine and healthcare. Creative Medicine will allow and encourage students to explore creative outlets within medicine and healthcare in which they can express themselves through various art forms, such as painting, writing, card making, origami, and crocheting. The main goal of medicine is to heal and make a patient feel understood and cared for. To do this, physicians must be mindful of social and cultural values and respect the values, biases, and fears in the communities that they serve. Research reveals that the arts help medical students obtain this goal by granting them essential skills — empathy, compassion, observational skills — to be successful in their future as a physician. In an increasingly diverse world, physicians should be able to showcase their creative side. However, Creative Medicine is not exclusive to only students on the pre-medicine track and is open to all students interested in art and helping patients. In addition, Creative Medicine will have the goal of raising funds, organizing donation drives, and donating art projects made in the club to organizations and hospitals in need, so that patients can receive art and feel the joy and sincerity involved in making the art and that healthcare professionals universally seek to provide. Our goal is to put a smile on every patient’s face through our creativity. Members of the club will have the option to donate or keep their art projects.

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The purpose of this organization is to increase awareness of Crohn’s Disease by providing education and resources for individuals affected and their families such as information on treatment options, coping strategies, and support services. Our organization also plans to create a supportive community for individuals with Crohn's disease—utilizing online resources and various social media platforms—and to advocate for increased awareness and funding for Crohn's disease research, with a focus on developing a better community and ultimately better treatments. Through these goals and objectives, Crohn's Care Alliance at the University of Pittsburgh aims to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals with Crohn's disease on campus. With a club that raises awareness for this disease, students affected by Crohn’s would be able to connect with a supportive community on campus, share their experiences, and advocate for greater understanding and support within the University of Pittsburgh and beyond. Crohn’s Care Alliance plans to help build a brighter future for all those affected by this challenging condition.

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Crown Culture is a natural hair club that with the purpose of representing natural hair textures. We strive to host fun, engaging events that will raise awareness about healthy hair and lifestyle tips. In addition, we want to serve the greater Pittsburgh area through community service based projects.

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Cru is a caring community where the gospel captures hearts, transforms lives, and launches men and women into a lifelong adventure with Jesus Christ.

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We aim to improve the conversational abilities of current students that have an interest in the Korean language. We strive to introduce and demonstrate the Korean language and culture through practical and experiential learning, connecting Korean language learners and speakers of any and all levels. We work alongside the Korean Language Program as a student organization extension to provide an environment where students are welcome and strongly encouraged to practice the material learned in the classroom.

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Days for Girls at Pitt is an extension of the non-profit Days for Girls International, which works to promote menstrual equity and to provide sustainable menstrual hygiene solutions to menstruators in the United States and around the world. Days for Girls helps provide menstrual health education and works to break taboos regarding menstrual health and menstruation. As an extension of the international organization, we will focus on fundraising, advocacy, and education while also supporting the local Pittsburgh Days for Girls chapter and working to end period poverty within the Pitt community.

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Delta Alpha Pi (DAPi) is an academic honor society founded to recognize high-achieving undergraduate and graduate students with disabilities. DAPi seeks to de-stigmitize the negative stereotyping associated with disabilities by providing advocacy and education opportunities for both students with disabilities and for the general Pitt community.

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Recognition of academic excellence as a high-achieving student with a disability

Opportunities to engage in advocacy and raise awareness about invisible and visible disabilities

Leadership development through officer roles and event planning

Networking with like-minded peers and professionals dedicated to disability justice

Access to guest speakers, workshops, and service opportunities

A safe and supportive space to share experiences, receive mentorship, and build community

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The Members of Delta Epsilon Mu serve 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 Kappa Alpha is a national, gender-inclusive professional cinema fraternity dedicated to fostering lifelong character, collaborative storytelling, and ethical industry practices among students. Its mission focuses on cultivating creative, honest, and skillful cinematic artists while promoting fellowship, philanthropic action, and the preservation of cinematic history.

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Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholarship, social activity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce, and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the community.

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Dental Aid and Relief Association (DARA) is a national non-profit organization dedicated to improving access to dental care while promoting oral health education. Through the donation of dental hygiene kits to shelters across Pittsburgh, PA, we aim to provide underserved communities with access and education to maintain healthy oral hygiene.

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We, the Dental Science Club, wish to bring together a cohesive network of undergraduate students interested in pursuing the dental profession by providing multiple opportunities throughout the school year to educate students about the University's Pre-professional Health Committee, dental admissions process, Dental Admissions Test, volunteer service hours, as well as offer hands-on experience in a dental lab. Members will become confident with their objective to pursue dentistry, for the club has been established to entertain questions, provide dental related contacts, and offer an atmosphere to its members where they can interact and relate to other dental associated undergraduate students.

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The Design Club @ Pitt aims to promote design-oriented careers on campus while building a fun and welcoming community for students from interdisciplinary backgrounds to grow their professional networks!

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The mission of this organization is to make dance accessible for everyone and build a community of creatives who share a desire to celebrate the heritage & culture of underrepresented Asian minorities.This organization has specifically been created to show that anyone can dance. There is no right or wrong in creative expressions. This organization shows the beauty of dance through film, engaging many different people with diverse, unique talents.

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Dhirana is the University of Pittsburgh's annual Indian classical dance competition. It is a nonprofit organization and all proceeds of the competition go to the Birmingham Free Clinic of Pittsburgh, which provides free medical care for Pittsburgh's underserved population. Students at the University of Pittsburgh began the tradition of hosting a national, intercollegiate competition when Nrityamala (Pitt's Indian classical dance team) placed first at Laasya 2011. As champions, the team won the honor of hosting Laasya 2012 on their campus. With strong support and attendance from the Pittsburgh community and enthusiastic involvement from Pitt students, Laasya 2012 was a resounding success. Unhappy to see the traveling competition leave its city, Nrityamala and students at the University of Pittsburgh created Dhirana to foster Indian classical dance interest in their community. This competition provides collegiate classical dance teams with a platform to showcase their talents during an unforgettable weekend experience. We are so excited for our fourteenth anniversary show, Dhirana 2026!

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The goal of this club is to offer a space for Type One Diabetics on Pitt campus to feel comfortable discussing their issues and offering support on grappling the challenges of handling Type One Diabetes (T1D) during college. We also want to make the campus more accessible to new students, helping them with understanding DRS, adapting to the enormous changes college has and supporting newly diagnosed diabetics who may be lost in their journey. We also work to educate non-diabetics on campus and the surrounding area on how to appropriately support diabetics in advocating for their best health and ensuring their overall safety.

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The purpose of DKMS at Pitt is to fight against blood cancer and blood disorders through stem cell donor recruitment and student body awareness of blood cancer diseases and treatments.

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We are a group of students and young professionals from all types of backgrounds and interests who get together to investigate what the Bible actually says. Our goal is to see people experience God's love through Jesus and to see everyone grow and develop a close vibrant relationship with Him.

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The purpose of said organization is to build cultural awareness and promote local businesses of immigrant restaurateurs. This will be done by showcasing immigrant restaurateurs and their restaurants on multiple platforms in order to provide insight into their culture and cuisine. EAT@Pitt and its membership accept and will fully comply with the requirements and limitations of registration.

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The Association exists to enhance the professional development of its
members through leadership opportunities and participation in academic, social, and
service activities related to Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine as both a career and an
academic discipline. The association will represent its members as scholars and future
leaders in the field of Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine, and will serve as a voice for its
members to the University and the community

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Emerging AI Professionals at Pitt (EAPP) is an organization explicitly designed to accelerate the careers of students interested in artificial intelligence.  This cross-disciplinary club encourages membership from across the University to advance the personal and professional development of its members.  Our vision is to be the most direct and effective bridge between our members and the professional world with respect to the effective use of AI. We are singularly focused on career readiness, facilitating speakers with alumni and local professionals who are currently utilizing AI in their work, and hosting competitions in which participants utilize their AI-skills to solve problems for real world clients and organizations.  The club's activities provide a platform for students to develop familiarity with current and emerging trends in AI in their chosen fields. Membership in EAPP is a clear and unambiguous signal that a student has been actively engaging in developing their skills and application of AI to produce quality work.

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Welcome to Empower– a student organization for Pitt women by Pitt women built on the pillars of mentorship, community, and personal development. This club was created as the result of a recognized need for unity and a stronger support system for women looking to make the most out of their time at the University of Pittsburgh. We pride ourselves on achieving this through the means of physical wellness, mental wellness, social wellness, financial development, and professional development. Ultimately, it is our mission to empower all Pitt undergraduate women and women-identifying individuals to feel confident in their ability to succeed– whether that be in an academic setting, post-graduate setting, or personal experience. We believe that success is not unilateral but a collaborative effort by leaders and those that came before them. After all, empowered women Empower women.

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The Engineering Student Council was formed in order to create a closer fellowship among the students of the Swanson School of Engineering, to provide a basis for a closer union with the all students within the University, to ensure appropriate input at all levels of the University Administration, to contribute to the social life and professional growth of engineering students, to represent the Swanson School of Engineering at public events, and to assist engineering student organizations in reaching their goals.

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Our mission is to educate students on sustainable engineering and design principles in order to solve local environmental problems.

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Visit our website to read more about our current projects: www.pittewb.org

Our chapter consists of three different project teams: local projects, fundraising, and Ecuador. Read a brief description of each team below.

Local projects: Our local team works on engineering-related projects and outreach activities around the Pittsburgh area. Currently, we are partnering with Epsilon Eta to design and build a composting system for a community garden located near the Monongahela River. Recently, EWB has partnered with Plant2Plate to build a greenhouse for the community garden located on Oakland Ave near Bouquet Gardens. We designed and built the greenhouse out of pre-made panels, and a plaque commemorating our partnership with Plant2Plate can be seen on the greenhouse. In the past, the local team completed a water distribution system project in Cherry Ridge, Ohio. The team currently conducts local outreach around twice a month which includes volunteering at soup kitchens and street clean-ups through Adopt-a-Block. They have collaborated with other student organizations on campus such as the Conservation Club, Engineering for a Sustainable World, and Epsilon Eta, and are always looking for new collaborative opportunities. The team has also been involved in volunteer events at the Kamin Science Center and have teamed up with local nonprofits to do small projects throughout Pittsburgh. We look forward to a successful and productive year!

Fundraising: Are you interested in learning about how nonprofits raise capital or working on keeping great projects happening? This experience is in high demand and not going away. On EWB's fundraising team, we work on making the international water and sanitation projects achievable. In the past, we have applied for grants, conducted corporate outreach, held fundraising events, and launched crowdfunding campaigns. This past fall we ran our Pumpkin Palooza and Serve for Change events, and secured our current corporate sponsor, Lighthouse Electric!

Ecuador: The communities of Tambanal and Ayaloma first reached out to EWB Pitt in August of 2021 to request the help of our chapter in designing and constructing a water distribution system. Currently, community members carry large containers up steep slopes to gather water from 2 small streams multiple times a day. These sources are contaminated with bacteria and cause many preventable water-born illnesses. The student chapter teamed up with the Pittsburgh Professional Chapter (PPC) of EWB shortly after the partnership began to combine resources and further the success of the project. A group of both students and professionals traveled to the communities for the pre-assessment phase in December 2022 to gather GPS and health data. Since then, the team has used this data to design a complete water sanitation and distribution system including intake systems, chlorination, pressure break tanks, storage, and a mapped-out pipe network. In August 2024, we had our first implementation trip, and this August a team of 6 students and 5 professionals will return to the communities to continue the implementation of this system and collect more health data. The implementation phase of the project will take multiple years and trips to the community. Our goal is to provide clean water directly to each house in the community, which will impact approximately 150 people.

Past Project - Bolivia: Together with the community of Carijana, Bolivia, we are working toward creating a solution to meet their sanitation needs. After traveling to the community in May of 2019, we discovered that the community's main water source is contaminated with E. coli due to lack of proper sanitation facilities. Our goal was to help each family build a latrine to prevent further contamination of their water. After collaborating with the community, we have decided, through an alternatives analysis, that a pour-flush latrine meets all of the design criteria. We successfully completed three rounds of remote implementation and two in-person implementations, which have resulted in the construction of 55 latrines. In addition to the successful reduction of E. coli and other contaminants to safe levels, we also created a safe environment for women and girls to practice safe menstrual health practices. You can read more here: https://ewb-usa.org/post/How-Sanitation-Design-is-Advancing-Women-s-Health-and-Safety-in-Bolivia

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The purpose of Epsilon Eta is to foster awareness of the intrinsic relationship between people and their environment through academics, the community, and service. Epsilon Eta seeks to create a networking environment that enables members to utilize the fraternity's resources to enhance their actions as stewards of the environment.

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Epsilon Sigma Alpha is a co-ed service organization working to provide volunteer work around the Pittsburgh area as well as social, philanthropic and fundraising opportunities to each of our members.

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The Ethics Bowl Team engages college students in solving, discussing, and analyzing ethical dilemmas and issues through thoughtful discussion and debate.

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The Ethiopian and Eritrean Association aims to promote cultural unity, celebrate diversity, support fundraising efforts for Ethiopian and Eritrean communities abroad, and foster a welcoming community that embraces and shares the vibrant traditions and heritage of Ethiopia and Eritrea among students and the broader campus.

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To optimize students' knowledge of fitness, human performance, and well-being while giving students the opportunity for professional and personal growth through applied learning experiences.

As a member of this club, students will increase their awareness of exercise science professions through career panels, have volunteer opportunities with organizations pertaining to the exercise science field, participate in fundraisers for charities relevant to the exercise science field, and network with professionals and other students in the field through conferences and events throughout the year.

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FORGE (Facilitating Opportunities for Refugee Growth and Empowerment) is an education and advocacy organization at the University of Pittsburgh. Starting in 2005, we began as a primarily advocacy organization for humanitarian crises involving refugees here in Pittsburgh and around the world, but have grown and expanded since our formation.

Every year, FORGE hosts advocacy and education events on campus to raise awareness about issues that affect refugees across the world, such as conferences featuring guest speakers, documentary screenings, fundraising, public forums, and drives at Pitt. We also regularly host holiday parties and events with the local refugee communities.

FORGE does a combination of advocacy and education work. We also connect university students with individuals providing tutoring to individuals in English-Second Language (ESL). The time commitment is flexible, and most tutors TA about 1-2 hours a week. It’s a great way to interact and build relationships with an individual or family, and becoming more involved in the Pittsburgh community.

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FACE is committed to creating an inclusive community at the University of Pittsburgh that empowers students to express themselves through fashion, build confidence, and make a positive impact through creativity and outreach.

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The Fashion Business Association (FBA) strives to connect students interested in the fashion industry while increasing knowledge of the business aspects of fashion by improving communication, networking, and leadership skills.

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To build community through shared meals and educate ourselves on food justice.

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The Filipino Students Association (FSA) exists to further the growth and development of the Filipino community at the University of Pittsburgh.

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To showcase and spread our love of Bhangra and dancing in general while creating a family-like environment amongst our team.

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First Generation in Healthcare empowers undergraduate students who are the first in their families to pursue the healthcare field. We strive to create a welcoming community of support and guidance. By providing mentorship, resources, and opportunities, we aim to break barriers and build connections for first generation pre-health students.

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First Love Pittsburgh is a fellowship full of young, kind, and passionate people who believe in loving God and others. We have branches all over the USA including campus churches at nearly every university. First Love's aim is to provide its members on the University of Pittsburgh campus, teachings which will provide a solid Bible knowledge and equip its member to teach the Gospel with outreach, evangelism techniques, and strategies peculiar to our age and time. The club will also be an outlet to make accessible on campus, the knowledge about Christianity and Jesus Christ, and an avenue to win souls for Christ and provide a solid ground for their growth as Christians through meetings and weekly services.

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Food Recovery Heroes is a volunteer organization that recovers food from Pitt dining locations, campus coffee and bagel shops, and local restaurants weekly and donates food and meals to hunger-fighting organizations such as the Pitt Pantry and Jubilee Soup Kitchen. It is the University of Pittsburgh's chapter of the Food Recovery Network

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The purpose of this organization is to teach culinary skills to students of all levels in bi-monthly cooking classes.

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The purpose of this organization is to educate students on materials science and metallurgy concepts through real-life applications by having hands-on forging experience. It aims to teach new skills and preserve the craftsmanship of forging so it can be passed down to future generations. The organization will achieve this goal by holding workshops and open forging hours and providing a valuable resource to the Swanson School of Engineering and other interested programs. In addition, members will have the opportunity to compete in a yearly forging competition through the Forging Industry Educational and Research Foundation (FIERF). The organization also looks to build a strong forging community through social events, fundraisers, and professional networking opportunities. Through connections and partnerships with industry, members can explore possible career paths and potential job opportunities.

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FIMRC is a non-profit organization whose mission is to improve health care to communities in the developing world through the implementation of innovative and self-sustainable health improvement programs. FIMRC also works to build health education programs to promote preventative health. FIMRC engages volunteers from all different backgrounds, ages, and races to participate in our programs. We hope to inspire the global community to help improve the health of those that we serve.

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The purpose of the Frederick Honors Student Council is to promote the
concerns, interests, and needs of the Frederick Honors Student Body by:
1. Advocating directly to the Frederick Honors College administration as
elected student representatives of the Frederick Honors Student Body
2. Creating programming by and for Frederick Honors Students
3. Stewarding and distributing Frederick Honors College resources on
behalf of the Frederick Honors Student Body
4. Communicating Frederick Honors College news and resources
transparently and effectively directly to students
5. Facilitating committees that connect a diverse array of student voices with
Frederick Honors College administration

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Free the Planet is the oldest environmental organization at the University of Pittsburgh with three pillars: Environmental Justice, Sustainability, and Community.

We recognize that modern human activity has caused the climate crisis and led to massive environmental degradation. We feel it is our responsibility to spread awareness of this growing crisis and to work towards policy change within this institution to create a healthier and equitable environment. Our goal is to contribute to a more sustainable and environmentally aware campus community.

We acknowledge that the effects of the climate crisis disproportionately burden marginalized groups. We aim to center environmental justice in the fight for a better future.

Our meetings and events are designed to help students envision a sustainable future and understand the complexities of what a sustainable world looks like. Exploring how we can adjust our lifestyles to reduce our impact on the environment, while also putting pressure on governments and corporations to prioritize the well-being of people and the planet, is at the heart of everything we do.

We believe that building community is an integral part of the solution to the climate crisis. We are dedicated to making Free the Planet a comfortable space for all, and we do not tolerate discrimination of any kind.

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The French Club is a student organization that strives to promote the learning and appreciation of French language and culture in and around campus. In this way we hope to create a close-knit community of students and faculty around a shared cultural/linguistic interest.

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Fresh Entertainment by Student Artists, or FRESA, is an organization that presents students with the opportunity to broaden and share their knowledge and appreciation of various Asian pop cultures through interaction with international pop music, while also providing entertainment at on and off-campus events.

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The Friends of Médicins Sans Frontières (MSF) chapter at Pitt serves to support the mission of the international Doctors Without Borders organization by fundraising on their behalf, participating in local community service projects, and advocating for/educating about global health issues in our community. We are an impartial, neutral group of future health professionals, public health leaders, and humanitarian advocates who believe in access to life-saving healthcare for all.

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Our mission is the life long mission all charities yearn for: to put an end to homelessness and the hunger crisis. Hand to hand with our volunteers and other volunteer organizations one step and one community at a time we are putting food into peoples mouth and giving them a bed to sleep on. Friends of Sparsh is more than just a non-profit, it is a family. Everyone is treated equally regardless of your background, who you are, who you once were. Being homeless is not a choice, but just an unfortunate circumstance.

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Full Combo is a student organization dedicated to the world of rhythm games, distinguishing itself among gaming clubs in Pittsburgh. As a passionate community of students, we cherish the distinct experience offered by rhythm games, setting them apart from traditional video games.

Rhythm games provide a specialized and immersive experience. At Full Combo, we embrace and celebrate this unique culture and niche. Our club offers a dedicated space for students to explore, share, and fully immerse themselves in the world of rhythm games.

Full Combo offers a platform for students to come together, discuss, compete, and celebrate the distinct challenges and joys that rhythm games bring, including those inspired by Japanese rhythm game franchises. Our club places a strong emphasis on fostering a sense of community and providing networking opportunities.

We welcome individuals of all skill levels and backgrounds. Whether you're a seasoned rhythm gamer or a complete beginner, our club is open to all. No prior experience with rhythm games is required.

CMU Rhythm Game Club: Full Combo frequently collaborates with Carnegie Mellon University's rhythm game club, enhancing the rhythm gaming community within Pittsburgh. These collaborations include joint events, competitions, and shared resources, providing our members with unique opportunities for engagement and growth.

Ikigai Arcade: Full Combo extends the gaming experience beyond our university campus by establishing a partnership with Ikigai Arcade. Through this partnership, our members gain the unique opportunity to enjoy rhythm games on full-sized arcade machines, immersing themselves in the excitement of the arcade atmosphere. Our partnership also provides a platform for our members to connect with fellow students from different universities and institutions in the Pittsburgh area who share a love for rhythm gaming. By participating in arcade meet-ups and events, our members can expand their social circles, make new friends, and engage in friendly competitions with a wider community.

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The GISPC is created with the purpose of promoting, encouraging, and sustaining student interest in insurance, risk management, and actuarial science; to encourage the high moral and scholastic attainments of its members; and to facilitate interaction of educational institutions and industry through networking and by fostering research activities, scholarship, and improved public relations.

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