Academic Council

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To provide UB students with a place to learn, practice and become comfortable with ASL. Many people do not recognize that ASL is a language and we will bring awareness to that, as well as, the importance of Def culture, with which it goes hand in hand. We will promote openness and understanding of the culture, as well as, learning the language itself. We hope that students will find excitement in learning a new language and gain the confidence to communicate with those who may use it.

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To provide information on Anthropology to not only undergraduate anthropology students, but also students who may be undecided about their major. To explore the realm of Biological Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology, Archaeology, and Linguistics. The path of Classics is also relevant when talking about Archaeology also. Our club will aim to have fun while also implementing a learning and open environment for questions. outings to museums will also be something we do as a group!!

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We are a pre medical/pre health club dedicated to giving pre med and pre health undergraduates opportunities to prepare for professional school and meet like minded students. We offer a shadowing program, a volunteer program, and periodical meetings during which we have social and informational events.

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Our purpose is to foster meaningful connections with our peers, bring worthwhile experiences to students, and bring awareness to laboratory sciences within the Biotechnical and Clinical fields at the University at Buffalo. The laboratory sciences are one a field that many students are not familiar with, even though this field is very crucial in healthcare and in research and technological innovation. Our club would give undergraduates the opportunity to learn, not just from an educational aspect, but a social and professional aspect. We hope to provide the students with the opportunity to meet other students with similar interests and to educate students on the professional aspects that may not be known. 

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The objective of CUSA is to coordinate social, professional, and philanthropic events and projects to enhance UB's undergraduate communication students' experience. It is designed to increase interaction between undergrad communication students and their professors, their fellow undergrad students, and graduate students. It is also designed to increase the professional portfolios of students and aid them in securing a satisfying and fulfilling communication-related job. These goals will be accomplished through events including but not limited to; professional speaker events, marketing campaigns, PR campaigns, trips to professional events in the WNY region, tours of COM-centric businesses, sending students to the National Communication Association, hosting and attending job fairs, etc. 

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The purpose of the economics club is mainly to encourage undergraduates to pursue extracurricular research in the field of Economics. this club be done by providing students with the resources needed in order to get on track, including ideas for research, databases, and a general timeline for presenting at research fairs. We also want to provide an environment for economics students to work together and get to know each other, as well as a place to assist students with their classes if need be. 

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English Club's goal is to bring all of UB's readers, writers, and creatives to one space where all of our interests intertwine. Establishing opportunities for each member to learn and collaborate with one another, whether it is in person or online we all remain connected and mindful of one another. 

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To teach all about the importance of insects within our ecosystems, insect anatomy, and insect identification.

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Promote environmental awareness and activism; promote awareness locally and globally; develop a network of environmental organizations.

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UB's Exercise Science Club is to strive to elevate the standards of the members, to provide useful opportunities and experiences to students in the health professions as well as promote professional growth of club members and to increase awareness of health related issues in the community. 

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The purpose of the Forensics Club is to further the engagement of UB students who are interested in forensics and/or all associated subjects. Some of our main goals as a club are to network with those who work in the field, tour laboratories/offices, and participate in fun activities on campus (such as mock investigations, murder mystery dinners, working on real and fake case files, watching different forms of true crime media, guest lectures, etc. 

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The purpose of the French club is to promote the study of the French language and culture, increase awareness of Francophone culture, and have fun with French outside of an academic setting. 

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Create a formal extracurricular activity for Korean language learning students at the University at Buffalo. Upper-level students will be able to help lower-level students with their language learning process as well as help each other. Main activities will include vocabulary and grammar review, as well as conversational practice. Once a month, there will also be a brief covering of current events in South Korea. The club will also try to connect with some Korean exchange students at University for language exchange. 

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To provide underrepresented pre-medical students with knowledge skills and experience that are both prerequisite and concomitant to professional participation in healthcare fields. 

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To meet the needs of minority students in the school of nursing; provide a channel of communication between minority students and administration. Meet bi-weekly 125 Kimball.

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Purpose is to aid in the preparation of nursing students for professional responsibilities on a school and community level. Provide unity and fellowship promote support for students.

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The purpose of the Philosophy, Politics, and Economics club is to promote the new PPE program at UB and to serve as an organized body where all students can meet to discuss the disciplines of philosophy, politics, and economics and how the three intertwine to create what is known today as the modern American political landscape. 

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The mission of the PSUSA is to provide students of Political Science with a forum for discussion in an all-inclusive environment. The PSUSA also aims to expand students' knowledge of and participation in politics at the local, state, and national levels. The club is furthermore committed to raising political awareness and serving the community. 

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Pre-Meds Without Borders is a medically based club focused on creating a platform to discuss heath care both in the U.S. and abroad. By establishing partnerships and coordinating with local non profits, we continue to provide a place for emerging leaders in the pre-medical field to make meaningful contributions in their community and the greater global community.

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Provide information assistance opportunities to students interested in pursuing a future in dentistry or dental related professions. Foster kinship among members.

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The purpose of Pre-Pharmacy Club is to educate University at Buffalo Undergraduates who are interested in pursuing a career in pharmacy. We will provide opportunities for student to further themselves in the field of pharmacy. Some of which would be resume workshops, informative panels, interview preparation , and more.

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To give pre-PA students opportunities and experiences for learning about the application process and the profession. This club will benefit the Undetrads of UB by offering educational opportunities and speakers as well as community outreach and service activities. These speakers will either be current PA's or representatives of colleges, offering a questions/answer session over Zoom about their PA program. Overall, it will serve as an outlet for those who want to pursue the PA path and what steps they can take to achieve this as it is an overwhelming process.

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Provide pre-Occupational Therapy majors the opportunity to socially engage with each other and professional Occupational Therapy Major students. Provide pre-Occupational Therapy major students the opportunity to participate in community service efforts in the Buffalo area. Inform the University at Buffalo community of the role of occupational therapy professionals in the healthcare field. 

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Pre-Vet students that attend UB are forced to find opportunities and assistance elsewhere due to the lack of support they receive from pre-health advisors and superiors alike. A pre-vet club at UB would allow students interested in this field to communicate with their peers that are passionate about pursuing a similar career. Members of the club would be able to discuss their experiences in the veterinary field and how to find various opportunities that allow them to not only make their applications stand out, but also broaden their career options in regard to their professional speciality. This club would entail of weekly/biweekly meetings that would include discussions about applying to vet school, volunteering with animals of different interests, and fundraising/donating to animal shelters or rescues in need. 

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The purpose of the Public Health Club is to provide undergraduate students interested in the field of Public Health a platform to network with other students and faculty, learn about various Public Health issues globally and in our community, and volunteer for Public Health related organizations. Additionally the club will act to inform and educate the University at Buffalo community on relevant Public Health  concerns.

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To organize students to create better networking opportunities, provide a better understanding of the actuarial field, assist with actuarial exam preparation and expand knowledge of statistical software commonly used in data analysis.

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To provide an organization for students who are interested in sociology to explore the issues in the field of sociology. To provide learning experiences to further prepare students interested in sociology. To create of a feeling of fellowship among sociology students. Provide services opportunities for students to give back to the community.

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To provide educate undergraduate students about graduate CDS programs, community service and how to make the most out of their degree.

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Develop and practice skills necessary to become competent and successful geologists. Prepare students for entering the field of geology.

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To promote the study of and interest in psychology in and beyond the university setting.