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Adopt a Grandparent is a student community service organization of students who volunteer with the elderly, many of whom reside at nursing homes and rehabilitation centers close to Duke University. The mission of AAG is to provide disabled and institutionalized senior citizens with social and emotional support, to foster the formation of positive social relationships between senior citizens and Duke students, and to encourage understanding and appreciation of the senior citizens in our community, especially those who lack social support and financial resources.

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The mission of the organization is to provide resources, education, and real-world consulting opportunities to first-generation, low-income, minority, and women students at Duke University, aiming to create a more inclusive consulting environment and address inequities in professional opportunities. Additionally, the organization seeks to apply consulting skills to support local businesses and nonprofits in Durham, fostering community engagement and real-world impact.

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To provide undergrad and graduate students at Duke with a loving and encouraging space for bible study, worship, prayer, and fellowship.

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We want to provide a welcoming and inclusive environment for Duke students at all stages of their reading journeys. Especially on a campus with such intense academic pressure, conversations about literature can be intimidating for new members. Through small-group reading sessions and casual coffee-shop conversations, we hope to create intimate spaces where students feel comfortable freely sharing their thoughts and ideas (certainly about our monthly readings, but also about anything those readings might stir up in them). Our overarching goals are to integrate leisurely reading into daily student life at Duke and promote the message that reading can be a form of self-care, identity exploration, and pure enjoyment completely free of academic pressure.

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We aim to provide a space for chemistry majors to network about each other, learn more about the chemistry major, and discover chemistry opportunities and careers beyond Duke University.

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The American Lung Cancer Screening Initiative (ALCSI) is a non-profit organization that is composed of a team of over 70 doctors and students working to increase awareness of lung cancer and lung cancer screening in communities across the country. Our mission is to improve the rate of lung cancer screenings for high-risk patients and reduce the rate of lung cancer through outreach efforts. By working with cities, local and national governments, and other organizations, ALCSI raises awareness for lung cancer and lung cancer screening. High-risk individuals can significantly benefit from lung cancer screening, and ALCSI focuses on promoting screening in this population to save lives.

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AMWA will be an organization that supports female pre-medical students at Duke. It will serve as both a welcoming community and a resource for members. AMWA will help to connect members to research, volunteer, shadowing, advising, and networking opportunities.

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The mission of the Duke University Undergraduate American Physician Scientists Association (APSA) local chapter is to assist undergraduate students in learning about and becoming physician scientists. This APSA chapter will achieve this goal by educating students about a career as a physician scientist and offering opportunities for mentorship and networking and outreach.

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The American Society of Civil Engineers student chapter at Duke University is a student-run organization that enhances the experience of civil and environmental engineering students through guest lectures, opportunities to connect with industry professionals, mentorship, and various independent projects. Duke ASCE serves as the bridge to connecting students with the highly recognized international society of professional civil engineers.

Our local chapter holds monthly general body meetings and invites professors of the department, as well as corporate speakers to connect with student members to provide invaluable advice and opportunities to network. Please contact us at dukeasce@gmail.com for more information!

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Amnesty International's vision is of a world in which every person enjoys all of the human rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international human rights instruments. In pursuit of this vision, Amnesty International's mission is to undertake research and action focused on preventing and ending grave abuses of these rights.

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The Duke Arabic Debate Club is dedicated to fostering an intellectual platform for Arabic-speaking students to engage in structured debate and meaningful dialogue. Our mission is to promote critical thinking, cultural exchange, and rhetorical skills in the Arabic language, while encouraging respect for diverse perspectives. Through debate and discussion, we aim to enhance participants' fluency, broaden their understanding of global and regional issues, and contribute to the vibrant academic and cultural community at Duke University.

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Duke Asian American Theatre is an organization founded by Rachel Whitney (c/o 2014) in order to support and highlight Asian American representation in theatre. This organization will be focused on providing a space for Asian American students interested in theatre and will work to promote Asian American playwrights, actors, and technicians. However, this is an inclusive space for everyone and anyone.

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Our mission is to empower and unite Asian student athletes by creating a supportive and inclusive network that promotes development of community and service through athletic, academic, and cultural lenses.

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To create an open space centered in care, a culture of intentional relationship-building, and inclusivity for Duke's Asian community.
To form sustainable relationships, support, and be in solidarity with other campus affinity groups.
To demand that Duke implement institutional change that creates an inclusive space for marginalized students.
To be a communal learning space that is invested in the history of the Asian American as a political identity.
To remain accountable and open to the general body's needs and interests, constantly growing and changing as an organization.

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The mission of the Association of Mixed People at Duke is to build a space of community and support for Duke students who identify as mixed. We aim to help students navigate their multicultural identities through social outreach activities and educational campaigns. We intend to offer a community where their identity will not be questioned but welcomed and celebrated. Students of any mixed-race background can have the opportunity to form bonds with others who have shared similar experiences. Although AMP@D's focus is on celebrating those from multicultural backgrounds, we are open to anyone interested in supporting their fellow mixed students at Duke. Through social and educational events, AMP@D is committed to providing a forum of interaction open to all interested in multiculturalism.

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Ballet & Books is a national, non-profit organization striving to reduce the literacy gap through the hybrid storytelling of dance and reading. In our extracurricular programming led by college students, we provide 6-9-year-olds with an opportunity to improve their literacy skills through a combination of dance instruction and dialogic reading. The chapter at Duke University aims to provide this programming for children in the Duke/Durham community.

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The mission of Bench and Bar is to provide services to undergraduates interested in
pursuing a legal career. Bench and Bar seeks to accomplish its stated goal by acting
as an intermediary between undergraduates and the prelaw advising office,
providing students with resources for law school admissions, and by fostering
interest in the legal field.

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The Benelux Society's mission is to promote cultural awareness and appreciation of the Benelux region (Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg) through events and activities. We aim to foster cross-cultural connections, facilitate idea exchange, and create a sense of unity among our members, emphasizing the region's significance within the European Union and globally. Additionally, we seek to provide a welcoming and supportive community for students from or connected to the Benelux region, ensuring they feel at home within the wider Duke community.

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Duke Beyond Borders is a student-led club that advocates for justice for (im)migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers in the United States of America.

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The mission of BBBS is to create meaningful one-to-one relationships between Bigs (Duke students) and Littles (children from local elementary schools), allowing the former to serve as role models and a loving older siblings to inspire the latter to reach their full potentials. BBBS at Duke works with the local BBBS of the Triangle to accomplish such a mission through training sessions, monthly personal check-ups, as well as seasonal parties that brings Bigs and Littles together on campus to further develop their relationships.

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The Biology Cultural Association is an organization that seeks to build a community of underrepresented students within the Department of Biology. Vulnerable identities like POC, people with disabilities, religious minorities, low-income students, and sexual and gender minorities, are underrepresented on campus and in STEM. BCA supports undecided underclassmen through 1:1 mentorship between upperclassmen and underclassmen, seminars and panels, academic advising, and social events. We are a safe space for students to voice their unique concerns about representation and diversity initiatives in the biology department.

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The Mission of the BMES is to build and support the biomedical engineering community, locally, nationally and internationally, with activities designed to communicate recent advances, discoveries, and inventions; promote education and professional development; and integrate the perspectives of the academic, medical, governmental, and business sectors.

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The mission of Black Arts Collective is:
1. To provide space and resources to platform the work of Black artists at Duke University.
2. To provide foundational artistic workshops and learning opportunities to Black students
at Duke University.
3. To facilitate artistic collaborations between Black people across the diaspora.

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The mission of the Black in Business is to promote diversity and cultural enrichment at Duke University; to assist in the development of local Black businesses, and to assist in the recruitment and retention of minorities. We believe the best way to do this is through integrative programming such as talks with alumni, networking mixers with other organizations, and mentoring across schools.

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The purpose of this organization is to connect the Black male undergraduates of Duke University, and to provide these students with academic and career resources and social advice. BMU will strive to make Black male undergraduates more active members in the Duke University Community. Additionally, BMU is dedicated to working with the Duke University Admissions Office to further attract and enroll Black male high school students to Duke.

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The Black Pre-Law Society (BPLS) at Duke seeks to diversify the legal profession by promoting transparency and accessibility to resources regarding the law school admissions process and legal profession for Black-identifying undergraduate students. BPLS is dedicated to fostering a community of Black excellence, success, networking and mentorship. With these values, we strive to aid Black students in their legal journey.

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We, the members of the Black Student Alliance (BSA) of Duke University, for the sake of the intellectual, social, and cultural enrichment of the Duke community, pledge to cultivate an enlightened, open-minded relationship between the members of the black community in particular and the Duke undergraduate community in general. With this constitution we offer our commitment to the elimination of social barriers on our campus as well as our recognition of the humanity of all people.

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The Black Women's Union (BWU) is a student organization whose mission is to establish community among Black women and non-binary students at Duke and to provide opportunities for personal and professional development.

BWU is committed to promoting excellence, inclusivity, and accountability through networking, mentorship, dialogue, and service. With these values, we strive to be a catalyst for individual growth, thus fostering a more enriched community of Black
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The team aims to hold instructional meetings to teach participants traditional Greek folk dances at a recreational level and, if there is enough interest, a competitive level. In addition, the organization may hold Greek cultural events and perform at local venues and events. All club activities would be open to any Duke University or DKU student regardless of cultural background. Lastly, the organization hopes to increase Greek cultural awareness on campus.

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Empowering varsity women’s sports at Duke by showing up to games, matches, etc. and spreading awareness and excitement for those teams. Additionally this club will be an opportunity for women to grow and learn about professions in the sports space.

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