Undergraduate Clubs

Our Mission is to Educate, Uplift and Inspire the CCNY student body on the Issues and Realities of Africa as well as the African Diaspora on and off campus. We also want to unite members of the African Diaspora and student body on campus.

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The Albanian Culture Club is dedicated to fostering a welcoming and diverse community where all students can come together to celebrate Albanian culture, explore cultural identities, and build lasting connections.

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Alpha Epsilon Delta is the National Health Preprofessional Honor Society dedicated to the encouragement and recognition of excellence in preprofessional health scholarship.

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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority's mission is to cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards, to promote unity and friendship among college women, to study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women in order to improve their social stature, to maintain a progressive interest in college life, and to be of Service to All Mankind.

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Founded in 1906 at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. is the first intercollegiate Greek-letter fraternity created by African American men. Over time, we have evolved into a leading organization within the minority community, dedicated to fostering leadership, nurturing brotherhood, championing academic excellence, and serving and advocating for our members and the broader community. Emphasizing education, leadership, and community service, both Alpha Phi Alpha and Eta Chapter consistently make a meaningful impact through diverse programs, initiatives, and partnerships.

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The mission of The American Institute of Architecture Students shall be 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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American Medical Student Association is a national organization that improves healthcare through advocacy and activism. Pursues goal of global health equity and free healthcare. Provides opportunities for pre-med and medical students.

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Our mission is 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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The American Society of Civil Engineers, the oldest national professional engineering society, was founded in 1852 with an objective to enhance the welfare of humanity by advancing the science and profession of civil engineering. More than 150,000 individual ASCE members are engaged in engineering education, research, public agency, industrial, construction, and private engineering practice.

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The AWWA CCNY Student Chapter aims to increase the exposure of The City College of New York (CCNY) students to the water industry, particularly the drinking water industry, by engaging them in activities such as site visits to water treatment plants and professional development workshops. We hope to inspire CCNY students to join the water industry as global citizens eager to help supply safe drinking water to the public. We are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive professional environment, striving to meet the needs of our members to our greatest capacity.

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Opening the Arab club isn't just about celebrating our heritage; it's about connecting to our roots and promoting cross cultural dialogue. Our club has the power to bring people from various Arab backgrounds closer together, creating meaningful connections, and friendships. Our aim is to break down stereotypes and dispel misconceptions surrounding Arab culture.

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ALPFA at City College is formally affiliated with the national ALPFA organization, which provides us with resources, support, and opportunities to enhance the experiences of our members. Through our affiliation with ALPFA, we aim to actively contribute to enriching student life at CCNY by organizing engaging events, workshops, and activities that promote professional development, cultural awareness, and community involvement.

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Beta Beta Beta (TriBeta) is an honor society for students, particularly undergraduates, dedicated to improving the understanding and appreciation of biological study and extending boundaries of human knowledge through scientific research.

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The goal of the club is to combine biology, design, and technology. We hope for this club to do the following: 1. Innovative Projects: Members could collaborate on projects that integrate biological concepts with design and engineering. This might involve developing biomedical devices, designing systems, etc. 2. Workshops and Learning Sessions: The club could host workshops to teach new members about various topics in biodesign such as CAD, soldering, arduino, design processes, 3D printing, etc. These sessions will also include hands-on activities, like building prototypes or using software to model biological systems and devices. 3. Guest Speakers and Networking: Inviting professionals from industries and academia specialized in various aspects of engineering and design could provide members with insights into potential career paths and current innovations in the field. Networking events could also connect students with potential mentors and collaborators. Overall, the Biodesign Collective club aims to provide an environment for students to learn and apply their knowledge in hands-on, practical projects. This will enable them to design and create innovative projects that captivate their interests, therefore fostering a culture of practical innovation and multidisciplinary collaboration, skills important to developing engineers or those interested in the design process.

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The Biology Club's mission is to provide access to information and opportunities to students both on and off campus. Increase professional networks and collaborations. Learn how to market yourself through professional development events.

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The Biomedical Asian Health Coalition (BAHC) is an undergraduate club founded in 1995. BAHC is part of the Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association (APAMSA). APAMSA is a national organization devoted to bringing together Asians and others interested in the health issues that affect Asians in order to have a strong collective public and political voice. BAHC, an undergraduate club at CCNY, has brought into this mission since its founding in 1995.

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At BMES-CCNY, we foster both a social and academic environment for students keen on integrating engineering principles with contemporary medicine. We boast strong ties with local startups, research centers, and medical technology companies in the NYC area, collaborating to arrange professional development workshops, facility tours, and information sessions. A highlight is our annual BMES Biodesign Challenge, a hackathon-style event where students create working prototypes to tackle real biomedical challenges and win cash prizes. Our overarching aim is to cultivate community and embrace the interdisciplinary essence of engineering for both students in the field or curious newcomers.

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The Biotechnology Club aims to foster a community of individuals who have an interest in biotechnology and its many applications. Our club caters to the various career paths in the field including business, medicine, research, and engineering. Throughout the academic year, we seek to invite a wide range of speakers from across the country who have a prominent role in the field. Through them, we learn about the latest developments in the field of biotechnology and gain insight into their career path. We hope to provide our members with exposure to the many opportunities available in this field and foster the next wave of young professionals interested in the biotechnology industry.

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1) Provide a space for those who are Ions, Movie Nights, Dances/Parties, interested in exploring the identity and history of black culture in America. Understanding the black community as a whole by discussing social issues and finding ways to confront them. 2) We are a platform where black students can express themselves, have a voice, exhibit leadership, empower themselves and celebrate being black in America. 3) We aim to build a warm community where our presence isn't questioned despite our various backgrounds. 4) Bringing more excitement and liveliness to CCNY's campus life by embracing everything black: talent, intellect, history, business, culture and more!

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The purpose of the organization will be: To encourage and promote cultural exchange, and foster social and intellectual interaction among Caribbean students. To promote a better mutual understanding and purposeful relationship with the Harlem, New York City area. To develop interaction and promote understanding with other student organizations in and around the City College of New York. To facilitate communication between the Caribbean students of the university and other Caribbean organizations.

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Named after Saint Cardinal John Henry Newman, the Newman Club aims to bring the students of City College into a deep relationship with Jesus Christ through the Faith and Traditions of the Church He founded. The Newman Club, under the guidance of the Archdiocese of New York, and the Spirit of the Gospel, strives to bring all students of City College together in authentic communion with each other, form them as Catholics, and bring them to the sacraments to allow Christ to be a part of our daily lives

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Our club is where students can come together and play Badminton, practice or play matches with their club mates, as well as get tips on how to play better from more experienced members. Later in the year, we'll have tournaments for Singles and Doubles, with divisions for men and women.

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Hello Adventurer! My name is Christian Romero, and I am the president of the new CCNY board game club. The City College of New York has a new game development degree path for students to learn how to design, program and discover history of games, and many more classes to come. The Director of the program Nick Fortugno and I are happy to be starting the board game club to show students about the hobby and share the joy of board gaming. This club will be a safe place to come hang out and enjoy anything in the world of gaming.

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We are a community service club committed to service, fellowship, and leadership! We have service and social events to encourage personal connections among our members. We have had events such as walking shelter dogs, park clean-ups, painting socials, clothing drives and much much more! We hold events on weekends and general meetings on alternating Thursdays!

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The CCNY Dream Team is a student club dedicated in cultivating a safe space for immigrant groups at City College of New York, ensuring students feel supported and welcomed. We aim to assist students navigating through college and respond to any needs that we may encounter as a group. We also strive to expand education and knowledge to those who are interested in supporting immigrant groups as allies. Please be aware that our club goes beyond the Latinx immigrant narrative, we welcome all individuals from different backgrounds and roots, come join us!

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We're an undergraduate club founded in Fall 2014 that seeks to connect all the gamers at City College. Our goal is to help players make new friends/teammates, organize in-house games, and promote game design and esports.

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The goal for this club is to be a non stressful environment where students can discuss animated works, webcomics, graphic designs and hopefully storyboard your own story by the end of the year! Please fill out the form below to help make the club official. Hope to see you soon!

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Our mission is to give students at The City College of New York (CCNY) an opportunity to enjoy and explore the outdoors. CCNY Outdoors Club (CCNY-OC) will partake in outdoor adventures while fostering the importance of conservation and protection of the Earth's natural resources. We aim to give students an enjoyable experience and education in outdoor skills and recreation. We are committed to creating an inclusive environment where people of all abilities are welcome to participate and feel empowered to engage with nature.

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The CCNY Pre-Law Club will provide an interactive and engaging space where people from any major can be exposed to various legal careers. We will prepare numerous activities and workshops, relatively law school related. As not all legal careers require an individual to attend law school, the club's goal is to reveal legal occupations that may intersect with ones own interests.

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The CCNY Robotics Club is committed to providing the Grove School of Engineering student community with insights and resources to help augment acquired classroom knowledge with applied, hands-on knowledge vital for future careers. Since our inception in 2005, we have constantly been engaging in robotics projects, and allowing students to bring their own project for mentorship. Additionally, we have hosted numerous industry roundtables, academic sessions, and entertainment events for the CCNY community at large.

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Our club gathers a community of soccer lovers to play and watch soccer.

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Our mission is to bring together people who are interested in French language and culture. Members participate in activities like language practice, cultural events, and food experiences to learn and enjoy French traditions.

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City Chaahat is CCNY's Bollywood fusion dance team. We have a legacy of competing and performing around New York City at cultural events and competitions such as Naach Inferno, at which we placed 2nd in 2014 and 3rd in 2015, and Holi Hai hosted by NYC bhangra annually. Our team also performs at events taking place at other CUNY's, including Desi formals. We are a group of dancers who bring diverse styles to the group such as Bollywood, hip hop, classical, and contemporary.

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The purpose of CHiMP is to focus on the welfare and transition of incoming freshmen Honors students into the City College of New York. This is done by grouping incoming freshmen with upperclassmen in order to provide an experienced leader to help freshmen transition into their first year. CHiMP functions to enhance educational, professional, and social opportunities in the City College community.

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We are a family of people who have been transformed by Jesus. We believe that He can bring healing to our relationships, our campus, our city and our country (and our world).

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The purpose of the CUNY EDGE Student Club is to create a safe environment for low-income students who receive public assistance to collectively engage in peer-to-peer relationships and fortify the programs mission of achieving academic excellence, graduate on time, and find employment.

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There are a plethora of students, who share strong values towards specific topics. They want to share their opinion and make a change, but that is extremely difficult without a platform and by their lonesome. In the CCNY Debate club, we wish to provide students with that platform allowing them to find peers who share the same values as them and to assemble to make these controversies/problems more well-known. Locally and nationally there are a multitude of Debate Leagues such as the New York City Urban Debate League and the American Debate League, which hopefully some of our students can participate in. The tournaments these leagues hold are excellent for helping students learn more about debate culture and building merit for their name, as experience and hopefully winnings. In short, we aim to build a community where opinions can be shared within the CCNY space and professionally outside the leagues.

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The purpose of Delta Phi Omega shall be to foster unity among South Asian women, build community awareness, and gain a greater understanding of oneself and others. The sorority aspires to instill leadership traits, excel in all academic endeavors, to encourage an active relationship between the sorority and its respective university, and shall do so with the utmost compassion, dignity, and fortitude.

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To spread the beauty and principles of Islam while creating an opportunity for Sophie Davis students to learn more and discuss the religion in a safe space. To teach ourselves and others how to incorporate our faith into our schedules/future careers.

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Ecclesia Christian Ministry at CCNY is an undergraduate student group founded for the purpose of providing all students at the City College of New York (CCNY) a place to learn about living an authentic Christian life where we experience the love of God and are transformed to impact the world. We want to have an international perspective on the Christian faith by looking at the global church, participation in bible translation, hosting scholarly seminars on faith and culture, and serving our campus, local communities, and beyond. We also want to explore how we can express our faith creatively through the use of art, music, and media.

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The EGD Collective is a grassroots movement across North America with a mission to help every student finish their education and find their place within gaming. We are a one-of-a-kind leadership development experience that not only prevents students from dropping out or getting academically dismissed, but prepares and propels students into STEM and art careers within the games industry.

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EWB CCNY partner with developing communities worldwide in order to improve their community members quality of life. This partnership involves the implementation of sustainable international and domestic engineering projects, which encourage student involvement and collaboration amongst engineering and several other disciplines, involving and training internationally responsible students in engineering and several other disciplines.

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College presents numerous opportunities for personal growth, from emotional maturation to the development of technical skills. It is not, however, a panacea for lingering adolescence, and it takes significant individual initiative in order to truly become your own person during these formative years. One essential aspect of this process that is often overlooked beyond perhaps an incidental encounter during financial aid applications is financial literacy, a life skill that can seem all too abstract amidst a burgeoning awareness of the world. Students face an increasingly complex financial world, and yet little is done to formally prepare them for the transition from dependence to independence. Additionally, investing is a crucial mechanism by which to build wealth, and yet it is left opaque to a large swath of the population, especially young people, or worse yet, stigmatized due to decades of institutional malfeasance and cultural divergence. This club seeks to remedy this unfortunate state of affairs and to change students lives by teaching them 'how to fish' in our free-market economy.

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College Loops, a student led organization that was founded by Girls Who Code, is decreasing the gender gap in tech on college campuses across the world. We are here to help women in college who are interested in hobbies and careers in tech build belonging and community.

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The GSOE WIND's ultimate goal is to expose students across a wide range of disciplines, interests, and undergraduate majors to the possibilities of working in wind energy by developing a functional scaled offshore wind turbine. We will compete in the annual Collegiate Wind Competition held by the Department of Energy. This competition allows undergraduate students to gain experience in the wind industry: turbine design and manufacturing, project development, finance, communications, and outreach.

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CCNY's premier Rocketry, Aerospace, and Engineering club. Enhance your understanding of rocketry, engineering, aerospace, & science through the building of solid & hybrid rockets at CCNY with the ultimate goal of reaching space. The HLA's four main programs - Certification, Avionics, SRM (Solid Rocket Motors), and our Group Build. Additionally, we have even more programs in the works, namely a Manufacturing and Hybrid Rocket Motor program.

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Beta Epsilon Regional chapter of Hermandad de Sigma Iota Alpha Inc. We are a Latina based but NOT Latina exclusive sorority on your campus! We strive to increase cultural awareness , promote sisterhood and leadership, serve as role models and achieve academic excellence. We are very involved in community service and host many events on all our campuses'.

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Hillel at City College enriches the lives of Jewish students by providing quality programming, student engagement, leadership opportunities and professional support to the City College community.

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Hip Hop EMEC is a club that educates students on the historical timeline of hip hop music through the live listening party sessions, and discussions we have about every decade of hip hop. Along with other interactive activities involving the media aspect of hip hop such as analyzing interviews, documentaries, and magazines. Now, embracing the creative side allowing students to create their own beats, songs, and learning new dances from the choreographer leader within the club and many more. It's a club that celebrates the fifty years of hip hop through various fun activities as well as the educational purpose.

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The Housekeeping Authority supports all students in the City College Community in providing opportunities for service and enlightenment on educational, professional, and personal enrichment services. The club aims to enhance social and educational opportunities within the City College Community by providing collaborative efforts.

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IEEE-HKN aims to provide electrical and computer engineering students with professional development opportunities. As a member of IEEE-HKN, you will have the opportunity to fabricate professional and technical skills to prepare for entry into the workforce and network with fellow students and professionals in the field.

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IEEE CCNY is an officially sponsored club by the Electrical Engineering Department. It is aimed at educating electrical and computer engineering students about the practice of electrical and computer engineering. IEEE also aims to promote the involvement of the student body in extracurricular activities to instill a sense of leadership.

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CCNY is well-known for its diverse student population, with its student body representing more than 50 countries. To enhance the student experience and create a sense of community, it is crucial for us to have an active undergraduate student club specifically for international students and those on visas. This club will serve as a welcoming and supportive space for students from different backgrounds, providing them with resources and engaging workshops to let them know more about opportunities that CCNY has to offer. It would also help students feel less isolated and create a sense of family and community among the people on campus.

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Kappa Sigma is the biggest social fraternity in the world with over a quarter million living members to date. Our mission is to provide all gentlemen the opportunity to join a brotherhood like no other on campus and around the world. With over 430 chapters across North America the possibilities are endless and we always strive to succeed in our four core value: Fellowship, Leadership, Scholarship, and Service.

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The purpose of this club is to try and help improve the pipeline for underrepresented minorities, specifically Latinx students going to medical school. By initiating potential connections with medical students, doctors, and deans of admission, we hope that students develop a stronger understanding on how to navigate the pre-med process successfully.

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Safe space for LGBTQIA+ Identifying students and allies.

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MRP is a non-profit club dedicated to redefining healthcare principles by providing students with essential health knowledge and experiences. We aim to increase public safety awareness by promoting basic survival skills and assisting in various healthcare scenarios. Through certified and community-based education, associated clubs, programs, and awareness events, we aim to further knowledge and outreach on redefining healthcare.

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A chapter house of a bigger non profit that works mostly in South America to help set up medical care and build housing, teaching hygiene and using available resources, etc. The club on campus is going to be finding more people interested in those trips fundraising for them but also for local community as well. I wanna try to do fundraising for more than just the trips I want us to be able to partner with like local clinics and do drives and maybe help with affordable housing initiatives and do informative talks about affordable nutrition programs or self care stuff in nyc neighborhoods. I wanna even try and partner up with other chapter houses near us and try to do combined events and such. There are chapter houses in NYU and Columbia as well. The organization is called MedLife. The trips abroad are optional and have scholarships available for them.

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Mela Mayhem is a South Asian club founded by CCNY students, dedicated to providing a welcoming space for all South Asian students. Our aim is to build a strong community around shared cultural experiences. We plan to organize a variety of events ranging from board game nights and trivia contests to larger gatherings like cultural festivals and mock weddings. These events serve to promote cultural awareness and foster a sense of belonging within our community.

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The Mexican Student Association aims to bring cultural awareness on CCNY campus. We celebrate and promote the rich culture, history and traditions of Mexico. From Mexican cuisine to dancing cumbia, immerse yourself from a range of activities. Whether you're a native Mexican, have a love for Mexican culture, or simply curious to explore, our association is open to everyone!

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We aim to build all participating students' confidence in public speaking and debate, incorporating knowledge of international relations and cultures, as well as teamwork and politicking. Our students also actively improve their research and writing skills while preparing for public Model United Nations conferences and school-wide simulations. Our organization adheres to the values of the United Nations, supporting cultural appreciation and awareness, as well as celebrating diversity and cross-cultural cooperation.

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A community dedicated to foster a welcoming environment for muslims to practice their religion and non muslims to learn!

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Our mission is that we are a student organization at CCNY based on the non-profit organization, Muslims Giving Back (MGB), which is dedicated to upholding the true image of Islam through action and community service. Hence our slogan Dawah through Action. Regardless of religion/race/ethnicity, everyone is welcome to join MGB CCNY in helping those in need! The Muslims Giving Back Club consists of students from a wide variety of backgrounds who genuinely enjoy giving back and serving the community. MGB recognizes the need for constructive interaction among students of various disciplines, and desires to unite City College students by means of community service; MGB will achieve these goals by: organizing community service events such as pantries and feeding the homeless, informing City College students as well as Harlem residents about the Muslim community, collaborating with other non-profit organizations to host events that would benefit the CCNY community, raising awareness in the CCNY community about social issues.

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The National Organization of Minority Architecture Students (NOMAS) is an organization for minority college students across the country. NOMAS chapters like City College's work to champion diversity within the design profession by promoting community engagement and the professional development of its members. NOMAS at CCNY aims to foster a community of minority architecture students and address the issue of diversity in the architecture field. Although City College is very diverse, it often does not reflect the workforce, a dilemma that NOMAS wants to solve by offering opportunities for its members.

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The mission of the New York Water Environment Association Student Chapter at City College (NYWEA-CCNY) is to promote knowledge about water quality management and sustainability in the CCNY community. Students will be able to engage in water resources and environmental sustainability through networks within NYWEA and the international Water Environment Federation (WEF), with opportunities to learn about water supply and wastewater systems, water resources and public health, environmental careers, and more. Club activities include site visits and facility tours, informational webinars, design competitions, and networking opportunities in the water industry.

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Omega Chi Epsilon is the Honor Society for Chemical Engineering. The Society promotes high scholarship, encourages original investigation in chemical engineering and recognizes the valuable traits of character, integrity and leadership.

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The purpose of this club is to bring back the joy of reading. For many of us, entering college has required us to engage in academic texts that greatly stray from the lively books that used to engage our imaginations. This phenomenon has further pushed away students from finding leisurely reading to be enjoyable. Research shows that reading books that display positive forms of representation serve as mirrors, sliding glass doors, and windows to empower students and expose them to diverse representation which overall increases a one's self esteem. People meet other cultures, races, and genders for the first time typically through stories. This club will give its members an opportunity to travel outside their community through stories to learn and empathize with people who may be different but share similar experiences. A safe space for students is fostered to discuss issues that are currently important to them as reflected in the books they read as well. On the Same Page provides a different approach to reading where it is not seen as a assignment but something to look forward to.

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Our mission is to actively engage with the Pakistani community within CCNY and beyond, fostering a welcoming environment where students can come together, socialize, and celebrate the rich culture of Pakistani heritage. At the heart of our association is the desire to provide our fellow peers with a space where they can hang out, unwind, and meet like-minded individuals who share a passion for Pakistani culture. What sets us apart are the exciting events we curate, designed to showcase the best of Pakistani cuisine, music, and traditions. From mouthwatering food festivals featuring aromatic biryanis and spicy curries to lively cultural nights pulsating with the rhythms of qawwali and bhangra, there's always something happening at the PSA. These events aren't just for Pakistani students; they're open to anyone eager to immerse themselves in the beauty and diversity of Pakistani culture. But our aspirations extend beyond the present. We're committed to expanding our club, reaching out to new members, and nurturing a sense of belonging among all who walk through our doors. With each passing year, we aim to elevate our goals, creating even more amazing events and opportunities for the year. So whether you're a Pakistani student looking to connect with your roots or a curious member of the CCNY community eager to explore new horizons, the Pakistani Student Association welcomes you with open arms.

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The Philippine American Organization seeks to provide a safe space for fellow Filipinos and other students of City College to discover and familiarize themselves with the Philippine culture. We aim to unite members through different activities that are held both on and off-campus, including, but not limited to, cultural lessons and social gatherings. We hope our space allows current and future members to cultivate their identities and foster camaraderie.

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Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) is dedicated to increasing awareness of mass atrocities and severe human rights violations around the world. PHR is a national nonprofit organization that believes in using the unique skills and credibility of health professionals to advocate for persecuted health workers, prevent torture, document mass atrocities, and hold those who violate human rights accountable. Our chapter aims to educate, advocate, and fundraise to support causes that represent the mission of PHR as we work towards a more informed, healthy, and peaceful world. Our more recent work includes hosting the 2020 PHR National Student Conference and the Opioid Summit and Naloxone training for opioid overdose. We will also be hosting the upcoming 2021 COVID-19 vaccine panel discussion, "The COVID-19 Vaccine: Putting an End to the Pandemic." Our chapter's goal is to be informed and inform others of the prevailing issues related to healthcare access and equity as well as to advocate for human rights--specifically focusing on the importance of respecting each individual's human dignity in healthcare and life. Our PHR chapter hopes to encourage people to reach out and be involved in efforts to preserve the human rights and health experiences of people, especially those in vulnerable situations or those from underserved communities.

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We aim to help undergraduate students be as ready as possible for Dental School and to create a friendly environment where they can talk about their experience so far with the dental journey.

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Project Sunshine CCNY Chapter is a volunteer organization that deliver the healing power of play to pediatric patients.

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The Public Relations Student Society of America at The City College of New York is a pre-professional organization for CCNY students interested in public relations.

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The purpose of SGA is to provide students with a space to play, watch, and discuss video games, sci-fi shows and movies, and animated series with other students.

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Sistaa Squared is student founded club for Black & African Muslim Women at the City College of New York.

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Our mission for the ski and snowboard club is to provide a space for students who are interested in skiing and snowboarding to come together, connect, and engage in these sports. Our goal is to build a community for students who share a passion for skiing and snowboarding. Through the club, we aim to organize trips to local ski resorts, host social events to stay in shape during the off-season and create opportunities for all members to improve their skills.

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SASE is a club that people all people (not just Asians) here at CCNY build their professional career. We host Resume Workshops, LinkedIn, and may more. Other than just workshops we take people to conventions where members can use the things they learn at the workshops to get interviews and maybe a job/internship.

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The Sisters of the Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education is an undergraduate organization. We are here to encourage the leadership and empowerment of young women, both inside and outside the classroom, through the support provided by our sisterhood. The Sisters of the Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education, also known as Sisters of Sophie (SOS), was recently founded in 2014. Currently, Sisters of Sophie continues to expand, promoting self-esteem, integrity, respect, and academic excellence. This is accomplished through group sessions, self-reflections, guest speakers, and information sessions. These activities motivate members and equip them with the skills necessary to reach their full potential. Our mission is to provide a foundation which instills core values, such as integrity, respect, and responsibility, in young women. Additionally, we hope to implement services women can use to elevate themselves academically, emotionally, and socially. Our ultimate goals are to bestow hope and provide guidance, to women of color, especially to those of black/African-American and Hispanic descent and are interested in medicine.

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Society of Automotive Engineers focuses on building a full-size offroad project car to compete against other schools in the BAJA SAE international competition.

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The Society of Sounding Rocket Advancement (SSORA) at CCNY is an aerospace initiative founded to bring together students to work on advanced propulsion, control systems, and experimental projects pertaining to aerospace and address the absence of experimental aerospace projects on campus, in addition to introducing more rigorous testing and design practices. The goal of SSORA is to provide its members with the opportunity to design and build equipment from the ground up, mirroring the processes used in industry. With a commitment to emulating industry standards, SSORA focuses solely on research and development and competitions, aiming to cultivate a new generation of aerospace engineers. SSORA offers two specialized concentrations: "Avionics and Control Systems" and "Mechanical Systems." The Avionics concentration provides workshops and training to design control systems and test embedded flight control hardware, while Mechanical Systems focuses on designing, building, and testing the club's vehicles. Members in both concentrations are exposed to industry-standard tools and software like Fusion360, Simulink, Matlab, and Altium, enhancing their practical aerospace engineering skills and contributing to the advancement of rocket technology.

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Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) is a grassroots organization found on many college campuses worldwide. The primary purpose of SJP is to advocate for Palestinian rights and to raise awareness about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Overall, the purpose of Students for Justice in Palestine on campuses is to create a space for advocacy, education, and activism around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with a focus on promoting justice, equality, and human rights for all people involved.

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Founded on January 10, 1899, Tau Kappa Epsilon is one of the largest collegiate men's social fraternities in North America with over 301,000 initiated members and 217 active chapters. TKE's mission is to aid men in their mental, moral and social development for life. With nearly 12,000 collegiate members, Tau Kappa Epsilon contributes to the advancement of society through the personal growth of our members, and service to others. TKE builds Better Men for a Better World.

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A teachers' club who come together to collaborate, share ideas, resources, and support one another in their professional development.

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TEDxCUNY was formed in July 2013 out of the strong belief that a public academic institution as large and as diverse as the City University of New York not only deserved, but needed a platform for spreading ideas and discussion. The team received its license on July 26th, 2014 and has since become an annual CUNY event gathering students, faculty, staff, affiliates, and the broader public for a day of idea-sharing. With CUNY's 530,000+ students enrolled in 25 institutions, TEDxCUNY is representationally the largest TEDx University event in the country. It is also the first public university TEDx conference in New York City, as well as the first TEDx event in the country to represent multiple campuses. As our team is entirely student-run, TEDxCUNY's goal is for each college within the CUNY system to have a team of students responsible for TEDxCUNY's outreach and operation on that campus.

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The American Advertising Federation (AAF) student chapter at The City College of New York (CCNY) is a student-run organization for students interested in advertising. We offer events and activities to help our members learn about the advertising industry and prepare for careers in advertising, marketing, and communications a whole. This includes things like: - Lunchtime lectures and forums with industry professionals - Networking opportunities - Resources for students

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The aerospace engineering profession is represented by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, a professional association. The International Council of the Aeronautical Sciences and the International Astronautical Federation both have the AIAA as their representative from the United States.

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The American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) at CCNY is the student chapter of the professional organization. With more than 60,000 members across the globe, AIChE is the largest professional organization in the field of Chemical Engineering. Its 22 divisions and forums allow Chemical Engineers to find others that share the same work and passion. The mission of this student chapter is to establish a sense of community in the ChE department, provide professional development, and bridge the gap between academia and the industry. AIChE at CCNY aims to get their students involved in the AIChE regional and annual conferences, by participating in ChE Car, which uses the students' ChE knowledge practically. For more information about the AIChE, the professional organization, visit: https://www.aiche.org/. To get in touch with the AIChE, the student organization, contact us at aiche@gtest.ccny.cuny.edu or in-person in Steinman Hall at ST-314.

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The purpose of this club/organization is to unite artists who may desire to expand their artistic strengths beyond academic art classes via the conference of fellow students. The Art Coalition strives to enhance the artistic liberation of the City College of New York. The Art Coalition is a non-profit club focused on community and the betterment of the college's arts and humanities community.

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The CCNY Chess Club is a non-profit student organization at the City College of New York. The purpose of the club is to promote the game of chess, provide a platform for players to improve their skills, and create a welcoming community for all chess enthusiasts.

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The Psychology Club strives to provide members with a variety of opportunities to expand their knowledge of psychology as a study of human behavior, cognitions, and emotions. The format is to engage with peers, professors, and the community in conversations that broaden their understanding of psychology as a discipline that is apparent in all areas of life. In addition, the club informs students of various career and research opportunities available to undergraduate students, future graduate students, and when searching for future employment.

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Our aim is to provide a social, informational, instructional, or competitive meeting place where people come together through chess. This club offers a wide variety of activities, including instruction, rated games, simuls, lectures, and recreational play.

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The purpose of The City College Ice Hockey Club is to promote diversity, govern and improve organized collegiate and youth hockey in the local campus community and the New York Metropolitan area by authority of The City College of New York. To foster among the members, supporters and Men's and Women's hockey teams a general cooperative spirit; to maintain and increase interest in sports, physical fitness and the game of hockey; to have and exercise a general care, supervision and direction over the playing interest of the teams and players. To promote education and learning through speaking engagements and life lessons from under-graduate, graduate members and alumni to youth groups in New York City under the CCNY Athletics banner.

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We are a club dedicated to the design and construction of a concrete canoe to compete in the annual ASCE concrete canoe competition. As part of the club you are able to work on the structural design of the canoe, project management, material procurement, aesthetic development, and even racing the canoe!

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As members of the Dominican Students Association, we believe that by working together we can fulfill our overall objective of educating others, and ourselves, about the Dominican Republic. We will hold educational workshops, meetings, lectures and social events to inform our members, and the City College community, of Dominican Republic's history and everything our culture is truly about, in hopes to gain a better understanding of the nation. We will fulfill our goals by partnering with organizations in the City College community, engage the students in conversations about issues within the Dominican Republic and the U.S. affecting the Dominican community, and discuss ways in which we can help. We will be a unified voice on campus for those who are concerned about the welfare of the Dominican Republic in order to be a stronger advocate in the City College community for the better understanding of civilians and its culture.

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To facilitate discussion of historical topics for the university community.

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The Italian Club at CCNY aims to provide students with an alternative Italian immersion experience. Students, regardless of their proficiency in Italian, will gain the opportunity to speak the language outside of the classroom; current Italian learners will have a space to study the language with peers. The Italian Club at CCNY intends to extend the reach of Italian at CCNY and increase the language's accessibility.

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Empowering Hispanics in STEM and fulfilling their dreams in reaching engineering professions and increasing STEM awareness around minority students.

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We, the members of the Philosophy Club of the City College of the City University of New York, recognizing the importance of critical thinking and the pursuit of knowledge, hereby establish this organization to promote and foster the study of philosophy and its applications to the everyday life of the students and scholars of the City College of the City University of New York. As a club, we are dedicated to fostering a community of critical thinkers who are passionate about philosophy, who value rigorous inquiry, and who seek to apply philosophical insights to contemporary challenges. We believe that philosophy is not simply an academic discipline, but a way of life. A study that helps us to better understand ourselves, our society, and the world around us. As such, we seek to create a space where the undergraduate scholars of the City College of the City University of New York can come together to engage in lively dialogues, share their ideas and interests, and explore new perspectives on the world. We are committed to promoting philosophical inquiry, critical thinking, and intellectual diversity, and to fostering a community that is welcoming, inclusive, and respectful of different viewpoints and ideas.

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The CCNY Physics Club brings students from all majors and interests together to embrace their love for STEM, especially within physics and astronomy. The club represents the Division of Science's Physics Department, engaging with the CCNY community and local students outside of City College to bring fun activities and STEM outreach.

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CCNY's Pre-Veterinary Society aims to foster a close-knit community for aspiring veterinarians, allowing students to explore and familiarize themselves with different pathways in the field and help them attain the knowledge and experiences needed to move on to professional institutions. Our mission is to help provide connections to local animal clinics, shelters, and related organizations for career exploration as well to help members find internship, research, and shadowing opportunities to prepare them for success beyond the undergraduate level. We hope to further advance this through veterinarian speakers, informational sessions, and volunteer opportunities throughout the school year. All pre-veterinary students are welcome! However, we further invite any student curious about animal care or in discovering other ways to serve this population. We ultimately strive to build a strong and supportive community for pre-vets on campus as we develop into the next generation of veterinary leaders!

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SWE CCNY is a professional and social network intended to help train and develop not only strong engineers, but also strong connections. Our goal is to create a safe and friendly environment to help hone the abilities we possess but also develop ones we might not!

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A philanthropic and social organization that creates your average commuter life into a college experience. The most diverse sorority in the CUNY system, giving back to our community while also being apart of it.

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Vision Latina / LMSA is a CCNY undergraduate club that seeks to raise awareness towards the health disparities prevalent in the Hispanic/Latino cultural community in all aspects of medicine (availability of medical care, community awareness of medical issues, graduation rate of Hispanic/Latino medical students, low rates of practicing Latino/Hispanic medical professionals, etc.). We have joined forces with a national network of Hispanic medical students and we are also the CCNY chapter of the Latino Medical Student Association (LMSA). This served to provide our members with a large network of Latino medical students and various chapters from coast to coast. We hope to undertake a few volunteer initiatives within the surrounding Harlem community as well as work in conjunction with other Sophie Davis and CCNY clubs in educational and recreational events in this ensuing academic year. All club sanctioned activities are both legal and non-profit in nature. Our club is designed to uplift Latinos/as/es interested in medicine. We work together to support each other and give back to our community when possible. We participate in LMSA events, which offer more exposure to medical opportunities outside of our school's community.

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WiCS CCNY aims to bring together women and men who support the advancement of our fellow women in computer science, academia, and industry. Education plays a vital role in WiCS. We want to expose everyone from all disciplines to Computer Science, facilitate learning, and work together to solve problems. Our network connects all CCNY students to an open and diverse community. By doing so, this opens opportunities to build connections both professionally and personally.

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This club aims to create a welcoming environment to ccny Muslim students, along with creating a Muslim community on campus. We aim to establish this by hosting events that bring students together.

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Our mission includes providing students from Yemeni backgrounds with the guidance, resources, and opportunities to enable them to achieve their goals Our goal is also to empower young people to become leaders and change-makers who contribute positively to their communities and the broader society, despite the challenges they may face. -help students understand how they can align their majors and career goals to the development of Yemen -Create a networking opportunity with Yemeni leaders and entrepreneurs. -Help students understand how they could both solve issues and take advantage of resources in the United States to benefit themselves and give back to the community/back home. -Help students understand potential interests and opportunities. -Develop ambitious character, optimism, and encouragement to fulfill projects. -Build strong leaders and forever-lasting revolutionary minds.

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