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STUDENT CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT CLUBS DESCRIPTIONS
(A-H)
All club descriptions are written by the clubs
themselves.
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The ACCOUNTING SOCIETY gives students a chance
to learn more about this field that they have chosen or will
choose to study during their stay at Baruch. Speakers and recruiters
from the "BIG SIX" and many other firms discuss a verity
of issues that deal with accounting, job placement and more.
All are welcomed to become members.
Baruch email: AccSoc.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The ACTUARIAL SCIENCE SOCIETY promotes Actuarial
Science in the Baruch College Community by providing students
with information on all aspects of the field and sponsoring lectures
and workshops. Moreover, the club serves as a medium for students
interested in forming study groups for actuarial exams.
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AIESIC (INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STUDENTS
IN ECONOMICS AND COMMERCIAL SCIENCES) is a group of business
students who can be effective in various national and international
environments and develop their management, problem solving, communication
and interpersonal skills.
Baruch email: AIESEC.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The ALBANIAN STUDENT COUNCIL's purpose is to
enlighten and expose individuals to Albania's history. Some American-Albanian
people have fulfilled the American dream in the United States.
We will try to get in touch with some successful businessmen
in order to inspire students at Baruch. Everyone has a chance
in America even if one is not a native and we will support and
help each other in whatever way possible.
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ALPFA Baruch Chapter provides many programs
and benefits to aspiring students interested in accounting, finance
or related career professions. Benefits of student membership
include access to scholarship opportunities, skills development
workshops, networking with key hiring professionals and sponsors,
and discounts on various ALPFA events.
Baruch email: ALPFA.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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ALPHA EPSILON PI was founded to provide opportunities
for the Jewish college man seeking the best possible college
and fraternity experience. We have maintained the integrity of
our purpose by strengthening our ties to the Jewish community
and serving as a link between high school and career. Visit us
at www.aepi.org or
email us at BetaSigma_AEPi@yahoo.com for more information.
Baruch email: AEP.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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ALPHA PHI DELTA is one of the fastest growing
fraternities in the country, with chapters from New England to
Georgia. The brothers of Alpha Phi Delta National Fraternity
believe that academics, athletics, and a satisfying social atmosphere
are all essential to college life. An Italian-American fraternity,
APD offers life-long friendships, a chance to develop invaluable
contacts, opportunities for community services and involvement,
and total brotherhood
– friends working, studying
and partying together. Get more information at www.apd.org or
email us at alphaphidelta@gmail.com.
Baruch email: APD.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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No club description available at this time.
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AMERICAN HUMANICS,aims to educate, prepare and certify
college students for careers in nonprofit organizations. We provide undergraduate
students who are interested in careers in the nonprofit sector the opportunity
to learn more about the field, academically and professionally.
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AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION's purpose is
to prepare students for the next level of the real world and
persuade them to become actively involved in shaping their future
activities. In addition, the AMA helps students to realize their
goals and their potential, analyze their skills, as well as provide
professional services, including résumé and cover
letter writing workshops, interviewing techniques and important
seminars on various topics.
Baruch email: AMA.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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AMERICANS PROMOTING DEMOCRACY shall educate the Baruch student body on democracy and current political events while promoting friendship and well-being. This shall be done through informal political discussions that focus on the current happenings in local, state, and federal government. Our events aim to encourage Baruch students to participate in the democratic process.
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The APPLE STUDENT CLUB is a place for students, faculty, and staff to learn about the full potential of Apple products and make the most out of their users' experience with them.
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The purpose of the ARAB ALLIANCE is to promote
awareness of the cultures and traditions of the Arab community
here in the United States and abroad (such as the Arabic language,
foods, attire, traditional rituals, dances, music, etc.). The
Arab Alliance will give representation to the Middle Eastern
students at Baruch and plans to interact with other Arabs CUNY-wide.
The club will give the Arab's view of today's society from a
political and social standpoint.
Baruch email: ArabAlliance.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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No club description available at this time.
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The purpose of the BARUCH ARCHERY CLUB is to
perpetuate, foster and direct the sport of archery. We want to
make this popular, but unfortunately not easily accessible, sport
available to the Baruch community. Experience is not required.
Both equipment and coaching will be provided free of charge.
We participate in local and national competitions, as well as
charitable events such as the National Veteran Wheelchair Games.
Our practice sessions are run under a cordial and social atmosphere.
Please visit our website for
more information or contact us at barucharchery@gmail.com.
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The mission of ASCEND is to continually influence and encourage
the development of finance, accounting and business professionals and students
while serving as a collective voice for the Asian and Pacific Islander communities
in the finance, accounting and related business fields. Ascend-Baruch is an extension
of the parent organization with the goal of creating a collegiate level network.
Membership to join the national parent organization is optional and the dues
are to paid directly to them. Membership in the national organization is not
required to become a member of Ascend-Baruch.
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ASEDOM (ASSOCIATION ESTUDIANTE DOMINICANO)
is an organization based on accommodating Dominican students
to the best of their needs, by not discriminating other cultures.
ASEDOM not only offers educational and social help for Dominican
students, but to everyone who wants to come and join an animated
crowd full of fun and laughter.
Baruch email: ASEDOM.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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ASIAN CULTURAL EXCHANGE is a club where an
eclectic number of Asian cultures - Japanese, Chinese, Indian,
and many more - come together to show their pride in their race
and ethnicity. Within this club, we hope to culturally converge
to help those who are in the Asian minority - in this society
- in hopes to gain a brighter future. We hope to make more people
aware of their own culture and those cultures around to expand
their knowledge.
Baruch email: ACE.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The BALLROOM DANCE ORGANIZATION's purpose is
to teach all students that are interested to dance the Latin American dances of Samba, Cha-Cha-Cha, Rumba, Jive and Paso Doble. They will be taught cooperation, leadership, technique, rhythm and competition through these dances. The participants will be given routines and choreography that will be inspiring and unique. This club will be entertaining and energetic.
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The BANGLADESH STUDENT ASSOCIATION's purpose
is to further the aims of the Bangladeshi-American and Bangladeshi
students of Baruch College in presenting to the College a group
of intellectual, rational and socially aware students interested
in upholding the highest traditions of human ideals, endeavor
and philanthropy.
Baruch email: BSA.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The purpose of BARUCH ASSOCIATION OF RUSSIAN
STUDENTS is to inform and educate the Russian Jewish students
about their community, tradition and to promote well being. At
the same time we enjoy and promote spending quality time and
educational time with each other and other fellow students.
Baruch email: BARS.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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BARUCH CITY ADVERTISING SOCIETY (BCAS) is an official College
Chapter of American Advertising Federation (AAF). AAF is a trade association
headquartered in Washington, D.C. representing 50,000 professionals in the
advertising industry. BCAS aims to promote and provide Baruch students with
a better understanding of the functions of advertising and its value, to stimulate
and encourage advertising professionalism with hands on experience and education,
and to provide forums for Advertising related majors to communicate, network,
and learn. Email: BCityAdSociety@gmail.com.
Baruch email: BCAS.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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BARUCH NET IMPACT UNDERGRAD is a global membership organization of students and professionals using business to improve the world. As awareness of business as a means for social change spreads, it is crucial to involve undergraduates who want to know how they can translate what they earn in the classroom into tools they can use as socially responsible professionals. Our membership includes current and emerging leaders in corporate social responsibility, social entrepreneurship, nonprofit management, international development, and environmental sustainability.
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No club description available at this time.
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No club description available at this time.
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BARUCHCEOS aims to promote a new wave of successful entrepreneurs
for the 21st century that will give way to new leaders to carry on the torch
bringing new and innovative ideas that will shape and strengthen our economy
in ways that will bring jobs, discoveries, accomplishments, money, and a better
way of living. We are the future of business! Our group members will be savvy,
intelligent, wise, sharp, professional, charismatic, and most of all business
rounded. All memberships are lifetime members extending beyond graduation.
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BEST BUDDIES matches people with intellectual
disabilities with college students and creates one-to-one friendships
between them. The vision behind BEST BUDDIES is to maximize social
opportunities for adults living in the community who have ID,
offering a chance to explore life in a new way to provide higher
self-esteem, greater self-confidence, an increased feeling of
acceptance into the community, and stronger communication and
social skills. Student volunteers learn about leadership, community
service and their roles as future employees and leaders in their
communities. Starting as one chapter by Anthony Kennedy
Shriver in 1989 at Georgetown University, BB has grown into a
vibrant organization involving 50,000 participants on 900
campuses throughout the world. Read more about us at www.BestBuddiesNewYork.org.
Baruch email: BestBuddies.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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BETA ALPHA PSI is
a national honor society that recognizes scholastic and professional
excellence among undergraduate and graduate students majoring
in Accounting, Finance and Computer Information Systems. BAP
seeks to promote the study and practice of accounting, finance
and information systems as well as providing opportunities for
self-development, service and association among members and practicing
professionals. BAP complements members' formal education by providing
them with a unique opportunity to liaise with professionals from
the industry. This allows members to gauge the current trends
and position themselves appropriately to cater to the needs of
the marketplace. An overall GPA of 3.3 and and 12 credits at
Baruch are required. Please visit our website.
Baruch email: BAPHonor.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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BETA PHI SIGMA's goal is to offer Baruch students
a learning experience beyond their 4 years in the classroom setting.
Our organization welcomes all different cultures and nationalities.
BPS believes that if we embrace and respect all the different
cultures out there, there will be less misconception among one
another. Unity, diversity, academic excellence, sisterhood, community
awareness and working with disabled children are the core of
what Beta Phi Sigma stands for. We understand the increasing
amount of academic work load and stress associated with college.
That's why Beta Phi Sigma stays very involve with Student Life
to bring social events on and off campus to Baruch students.
This allows students to have some fun and to be able to build
a stronger network among their peers. Please feel free to stop
by our club room to find out more about our organization or visit
our website at www.betaphisigmasorority.com.
Baruch email: BPS.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The purpose of BILLIARDS & BOWLING shall be to
promote friendship and organize an environment that supports
and motivate individuals through recreational activities such
as billiards & bowling.
Baruch email: BB.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The BIO-MED SOCIETY is an organization composed
of natural science majors, future healthcare professionals, and
those interested in science.
Baruch email: BMS.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The purpose of the BLACK STUDENT UNION is to empower the young black mind with tools needed to succeed in their finance, mindset and legacy.
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The purpose of the BREAKDANCING CLUB is to teach and promote the break dance styles at Baruch College. The club will also be an outlet for current and or new breakdancers to meet.
Baruch email: BreakDancing.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The BUSINESS IN ASIA club will educate, inform,
acknowledge members about the markets in Asia in hopes to realize
the potential of working with or in the Asian community. We will
invite guest speakers who are currently working in Asia to facilitate
networking opportunities, as well as have socials and a student
organized trip to Asia in 2007.
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The CARIBBEAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION aims to promote
political and cultural awareness among all Caribbean students.
CSA hopes that student awareness will serve to engender a general
cultural and social awakening for all the people of the Caribbean,
and that this will facilitate political and economic unity, progress
and development in the Caribbean.
Baruch email: CSA.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The CHABAD CLUB at Baruch College was founded
on a 250-year Chabad-Lubavitch philosophy which combines intellectualism
and joyousness with practical Kabalistic application. This is
within the capacity each individual, along with the ability to
hasten the coming of Moshiach and world redemption through acts
of goodness and kindness. We endeavor to make Chabad philosophy
available to the larger Baruch community, following the Chabad
House tradition which began in the 1950s and serves over 100
campuses and thousands of communities worldwide. Chabad hosts
weekly reCHARGE discussions on Tuesday (lunch included) on Jewish
Thought and Spirituality. In addition, the Chabad Club sponsors
student events, weekend retreats and has established a growing
library on topics of Judaism and Kabalah. Chabad is especially
famed for its Jewish Holiday gift packages and spirited celebrations.
Baruch email: Chabad.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The Baruch College CHESS CLUB is a group of
students committed to playing chess and continuing to learn more
about the game. We also provide an atmosphere where students
can just come in to relax and enjoy the game of chess. The Baruch
College Chess Club's goal is to build awareness of chess within
the Baruch community. This will be accomplished through chess
workshops, tournaments, chess matches, etc. We also hope to make
chess a great experience for everyone.
Baruch email: Chess.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The purpose of the CHINESE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
is to witness to the students of Baruch College about the Word
of God and to provide a comfortable environment for Christians
within the campus. Chinese Christian Fellowship has different
programs every week. The programs include Games, Discussion/sharing,
Singing, Guest Speaker, Bible Studies, and Workshops. Our goal
is to bring Chinese people from different background to a place
where they can share a common belief, which is Jesus Christ,
the Lord and Savior.
Baruch email: CCF.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The CHINESE CULTURE CLUB promotes Chinese culture and international dialogue on and off campus. The club organizes networking events for students, professionals, and alumni, and provides a platform for prospective, new, and established students to interact, help one antoher, and develop long-term friendships. The club encourages its members to act as ambassadors of Baruch to China.
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CLUB INDIA plans and implements activities
for the Baruch community with the intent of enhancing, comparing
and merging the various aspects of the cultures of India and
New York.
Baruch email: CI.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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COLLEGES AGAINST CANCER's goals are to fight cancer by volunteering for and supporting programs of the American Cancer Society.
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The COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS SOCIETY aims
to promote and enhance the relationship between its members and
the business world through forums with corporate executives as
well as the Baruch faculty. It has a large multicultural membership
across disciplines that encourages interpersonal communications
skills, which are critical both professionally and socially.
We strive to empower individuals with relevant technologies to
succeed in their careers.
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The CORPORATE COMMUNICATION GRADUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATION aims
to bring together all enrolled Weissman Corporate Communication graduate students, faculty, alumni and industry professionals on a platform for professional and social networking and exchanging of practical as well as academic insights through lectures, seminars and discussions.
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DEBATE TEAM dedicates itself to the betterment
of its member’s public speaking, analytical, logic and
debate skills. Great for those interested in politics, communications
and law. The Debate Team will focus on the art of argument.
Baruch email: DebateTeam.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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THE DIFFERENCE MAKERS is a club designed for
individuals to come together and make a positive difference.
This club is meant to inform others on how to take action, and
show how small actions can play a huge role in making big differences
in the lives of many. This club is primarily concerned with individuals
with disabilities and providing awareness to their increasing
needs, but it won't stop there. If there is a good act that can
be done for anyone, The Difference Makers will be there to try
and make a positive difference.
Baruch email: DiffrnceMakers.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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ECO (ENVIRONMENTAL COOPERATION ORGANIZATION) brings together proactive individuals who have a concern for the environment in order to better themselves and the world they live in. We are active in the community and hold information sessions in order to educate and encourage individuals to exercise the socio-economic model of social responsibility. Each member will have the opportunity to learn about new environmental protection strategies and how to incorporate them into the 21st Century efforts to increase sustainability.
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The ECUADORIAN CLUB aims to reach and unite
Ecuadorian-Americans and Ecuadorians as well as to provide awareness
of the culture, traditions and customs of Ecuador through cultural,
educational and social activities.
Baruch email: Ecuadorian.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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ENCOUNTERS MAGAZINE,
Baruch's first literary journal, has had a history with the College
for over 10 years. The magazine, which is now published once
a semester, is a journal of original poetry, short stories and
essays submitted by Baruch students. Our aims is to let the Baruch
community know about our existence and to let all the poets and
writers of our college know that there is a place for them even
in our business-oriented environment.
Baruch email: EncountersMag.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The FINANCE & ECONOMICS SOCIETY objectives
are: to create a dialogue between Baruch Finance and Economics
students, the financial community and graduate institutions by
providing a forum for topical discussions and lectures pertaining
to financial and economic points of interest; to supplement classroom
studies, to increase involvement between students and faculty;
to open communication between our society and finance and economics
organizations of other universities. Please visit our website for
more information. Email: fin_eco_society@yahoo.com
Baruch email: FinanceEco.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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FUSION aims to unite in harmony all Baruch
Filipinos and non-Filipino students. The club will function toward
the representation of its members. Overall, FUSION is here to
create a positive impact in our community and in our future endeavors.
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In organizing GLASS (formerly GALA),
we as a group and as individuals have many goals to aim for.
Its primary purpose is to provide a voice and a safe place for
gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, their friends and others
to meet. Its very nature would be based upon those who attend,
attesting to the diversity of this group. Tolerance, acceptance
of others, and visibility is our educational goal. Visit our website for
upcoming events. Email: baruchglass@gmail.com
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The mission of GOLDEN
KEY INTERNATIONAL HONOUR SOCIETY, a nonprofit academic honors
organization, is to recognize and encourage scholastic achievement
and excellence in all undergraduate fields of study, to unite
with faculty and administrators in developing and maintaining
high standards of education, to provide economic assistance to
outstanding members by means of both undergraduate and graduate
scholarships, and to promote altruistic conduct through voluntary
services. Please visit our website for
more information.
Baruch email: GoldenKeyHonor.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The GRADUATE VOICE is
a newspaper dedicated to covering news that affects Baruch graduate
students. We print 2 to 3 times per semester and also have an
online newspaper at www.baruchgradvoice.com. The purpose of the
organization is to provide graduate club event news, career,
and cultural news. The staff is made up of graduate students
from all three graduate schools.
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The purpose of HAKESHER (THE CONNECTION) MAGAZINE is to provide its readers with a taste of everything that's Jewish and Israeli, and to encourage them to celebrate and take pride in all aspects of the Jewish and Israeli cultures as well as the State of Israel. The general staff will be committed to responsible journalism, integrity and fairness.
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HANDBALL MANIACS @ BARUCH forms a team to represent
Baruch College in various competitions while having fun and promoting
physical education in a social atmosphere free of stress. Members
will become familiar with techniques, rules, and regulations
of handball as developing teamwork skills and good sportsmanship.
Baruch email: HandballManiacs.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The HEBREW CULTURAL CLUB's purpose is to promote
understanding and appreciation of Hebrew language and culture
in various ways such as bringing speakers, singers and films
to the school.
Baruch email: HebrewCultural.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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HELPLINE is
a confidential peer counseling and referral service run by students
for students. Our student staff is trained and supervised by
professional counselors in the Department of Student Personnel
Services. If you need help and information about anything or
just want to talk to someone, drop in at our office. If you are
interested in joining our staff, please contact us.
Baruch email:
Helpline.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The HILLEL CLUB is different from the "typical" Hillel at a residential campus
where Hillel provides the basis for campus Jewish community.
It provides programs and resource materials on issues and occasions
of Jewish interest. It is an organization that appeals to the
interest of any student, regardless of his/her degree of knowledge
or commitment on Jewish topics. It welcomes respectful disagreement
as much as agreement. Hillel will act as ombudsman for any student
or faculty member faced with anti-Semitism or discrimination.
Thus, as Hillel serves the Jewish needs of campuses throughout
the world, Hillel answers the call for community at Baruch.
Baruch email: Hillel.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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HIP HOP 201 aims to increase the number of
culturally responsible persons who succeed professionally and
positively impact the community through Hip Hop culture and music.
We serve as a vehicle for promoting cultural unity and academic
excellence through Hip Hop music and culture. We are dedicated
to combining education and entertainment to produce talent showcases,
musical plays, fashion shows and other forums for promoting Hip
Hop culture and expanding Hip Hop awareness.
Baruch email: HipHop201.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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The HISTORY CLUB’s mission is to provide the Baruch College community with the knowledge and resources necessary to understand the historical foundation of current and past events.We plan to provide history enthusiasts of all backgrounds with a sense of organization, understanding, and the resources needed for starting a career in history. Our role as a club in Baruch College is to instill passion for history in our student life, and to create a home for all students of history.
Baruch email: History.club@baruch.cuny.edu
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