The list below consists of 9 Graduate Clubs, therefore, for your convenience it is suggested to use the (command+F / ctrl+F) feature on your device to search for specific keywords. For example, if you are interested in a history club, search the word "history." You may also access a club's website by clicking on the club's name. Please be aware that some of the clubs' CampusGroups page may be a duplicate of the website when clicking their name.
Our mission is to strive to make a better and safer world for women, and to advance women in medicine, advocate for equity, and ensure excellence in health care.
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| Club Email | E-Board |
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| -- | Layla Morgan | Mariam Quraishi | Ana Kulpurathazhe | Ayesha Khan |
ARTS ED @ CCNY represents the graduate students in both the Art Education and Educational Theatre programs, under the Department of Teaching, Learning, and Culture, who seek connections in the education field, CCNY and the Harlem community at large. The club aims to provide its members with the opportunity to share lesson plans and activities for PreK-12 students, perfect their teaching pedagogy, network with individuals currently working in the field of arts education and foster their personal artistry.
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| Club Email | E-Board |
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| -- | Annika Gullahorn | Jared Ross | Rob Reddington | Alex Turner |
To facilitate events both academic and social for the graduate students in the Chemical Engineering Department and the Graduate GSOE at large.
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| Club Email | E-Board |
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| -- | Gershon Starr | Samhita Kattekola | Eric McPherson | Elma Naranjo Estepa |
The Graduate Art History Society of The City College of New York is dedicated to promoting the appreciation of art history at a graduate level, by supporting art historical events, publications, organizations and persons, and by encouraging the growth of personal and group interests. The group aims to connect graduate art history students with each other and to resources at CCNY and beyond, fostering community and encouraging engagement in the art world beyond graduate school.
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| Club Email | E-Board |
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| -- | Elayna Gleaton | Gabriella Clemente | Mairin Bierer | Julia Montilla |
The Graduate Art History Society of The City College of New York is dedicated to promoting the appreciation of art history at a graduate level, by supporting art historical events, publications, organizations and persons, and by encouraging the growth of personal and group interests. The group aims to connect graduate art history students with each other and to resources at CCNY and beyond, fostering community and encouraging engagement in the art world beyond graduate school.
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| Club Email | E-Board |
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| greenforgaea@gtest.ccny.cuny.edu | Samhitha Mada | Ayesha Khan | Taylor Kiernan | Anjali Jacob |
The Health Professions Recruitment and Exposure Program is a mission-based program that reaches out to high schools in underserved communities and brings them to the CUNY School of Medicine. We bring high school students to the campus every Tuesday from 4:30 to 6:30 pm to expose them to the sciences of medicine, and to expose them to different health care professions. We also provide our students with mentoring sessions. Our mentors are current medical students and undergraduate students in the Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education Program. Our hopes for our high school students is to bring them closer to healthcare and to make them realize that they, too, can be a part of medicine.
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| Club Email | E-Board |
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| hprep_graduatechapter@gtest.ccny.cuny.edu | Bailey Jeffries | Michael Bistoury | Chidobe Umeasor | Adebola Ademola |
Physicians for Human Rights is an organization dedicated to the service, representation, and advocacy of vulnerable populations around the world. PHR expands the role medical professionals can take in fighting for the preservation of basic human rights in these populations. Our chapter aims to connect students with human rights advocates and physicians alike that are dedicated to speaking against human rights atrocities, and to empower students with the skills and knowledge to advocate for human rights as a healthcare professional.
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| Club Email | E-Board |
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| physiciansforhumanrights@gtest.ccny.cuny.edu | Oluwafunke Kolawole | Amina Nasari | Dillon Murugesan | Nicholas Cordero |
Sophie's Beat is an alliance of musicians from the City College of New York and the Sophie Davis Biomedical Education Program that endeavors to create a space for music to unite and inspire the people in our communities. We strive to enrich our community by providing live performances and using music to connect people and celebrate life. Sophie's Beat will bring the power of live music to St. Barnabas Hospital to provide hope and healing for patients and families.
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| Club Email | E-Board |
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| -- | Palak Oza | Aleena Abraham | Rachelle Monteau | Kawther Coppin |
The Student National Medical Association (SNMA), established in 1964, is the oldest and largest independent, student-run organization focused on the needs and concerns of black medical students in the United States. SNMA chapters are based at medical schools throughout the nation, and some colleges, implementing programs and activities locally. SNMA programs are designed to serve the health needs of underserved communities and communities of color. In addition, SNMA is dedicated both to ensuring that medical education and services are culturally sensitive to the needs of diverse populations and to increasing the number of African-American, Latino, and other students of color entering and completing medical school.
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| Club Email | E-Board |
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| snma@gtest.ccny.cuny.edu | Jadira Scott | Anjali Mercado | Oluwaseun Akinkuolie | Sehrish Ali |
