UCSU Club Guide

Student Clubs

ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS (AIAS)
 
The American Institute of Architecture Students is a national organization with local chapters in nearly every academic architecture program in the United States. The organization’s goal is to enhance and augment the education of those pursuing a career in architecture and to help students grow professionally and socially by establishing a broad base of peers and professionals.
303-492-4027
ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING
AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOCIATION'S STUDENT GROUP
 
The American Planning Association's Student Group is affiliated with the American Planning Association, a professional group for planners nationwide. The goal of the student group is to bring together students with an interest in planning issues.
303-492-4027
ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING
ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING STUDENT GOVERNMENT
 
The Architecture & Planning Student Government is the student government for the College of Architecture and Planning on the Boulder campus. The student government works with student groups in the college to improve the overall quality of education for students in the college.
303-492-4027
ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING
STUDENT ORGANIZATION FOR DIVERSITY IN ARCHITECTURE
 
The Student Organization for Diversity in Architecture was founded in 1999 by a University architecture student. Through a diverse philosophical, cultural, political, ethnic, racial, and geographical approach to architecture, the organization seeks to attain an understanding of what architecture really is and why people enjoy studying it. The organization serves as a liaison between faculty and students and publishes a bi-monthly newsletter with news about the University’s Architecture Department and an opinion page for students to voice their views and concerns.
303-492-4027
Mailto:soda@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/SODA
BUSINESS SCHOOL
ALPHA KAPPA PSI (GAMMA ZETA CHAPTER)
 
We are a coed professional business fraternity dedicated to developing well-trained, ethical, skilled, resourceful, experienced business leaders. This fraternity offers outstanding opportunities for professional preparation and for personal growth. As members, we aim to develop our skills in organization and time management, the ability to speak confidently in front of large groups. Working within committees, setting and achieving tangible goals, and developing our capacities for leadership. It is also a great way to make friends and contacts in the Business School at CU.
 
Mailto:Mattteitelbaum@gmail.com
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/akpsi
BUSINESS SCHOOL
AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
KOBL Room 330
The American Marketing Association at CU offers students a practical application of marketing principals as well as a chance to network with top professionals.
303-859-9274
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/cuama/
BUSINESS SCHOOL
BETA ALPHA PSI
 
Beta Alpha Psi is a national honorary and professional accounting fraternity that promotes interaction between accounting students and the profession.
 
BUSINESS SCHOOL
BETA GAMMA SIGMA
 
Beta Gamma Sigma is a national honor society that provides recognition for students for academic achievement in a business program accredited by AACSB.
303-492-7541
Mailto:P.Lymberpoulos@Colorado.edu
BUSINESS SCHOOL
BIZCHICKS
Koelbel Room 350
BizChicks is a student organization designed to promote the success of women in the business world and beyond. We provide a window into the professional business world and try to inspire students to desire high standards of themselves. We do this by providing a speakers series, networking events and career guidance. We meet every Wednesday night in Koelbel Room 350 at 7 p.m.
 
Mailto:thebizchicks@gmail.com
BUSINESS SCHOOL
DELTA SIGMA PI
 
Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholarship; social activity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce, and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture, and the civic and commercial welfare of the community.
 
http://www.dspboulder.org
BUSINESS SCHOOL
LEEDS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDENT GOVERNMENT (LBSG)
KOBL Room S318
This is the governing body for the Leeds School of Business student body. The government works with student organizations and clubs in the school to fund events for the clubs to participate in, and to represent the students in the Council of Colleges and Schools. The business school government meets Mondays at 12 noon.
 
http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/lbsg
BUSINESS SCHOOL
MBA ASSOCIATION
 
It is the mission of the Leeds MBA Association to support and promote a multi-dimensional learning environment. The MBAA facilitates the personal and professional development of MBA students by providing opportunities to: build industry and alumni relationships, work on diversity issues, develop socially responsible ventures, interact socially through fellowship and networking, foster alumni relations, improve professional skills and enhance career development. The MBA Association's mission is to provide the opportunity for MBA students to experience each of these facets.
303-735-4765
BUSINESS SCHOOL
MULTICULTURAL BUSINESS STUDENT ASSOCIATION (MBSA)
Business 202
The purpose of the Multicultural Business Student Association is to support and enhance the recruitment, academic achievement, retention, and graduation of multicultural students in the College of Business and Administration. The Association’s goal is to develop future professionals who can adapt and lead change and can value diversity, and are consequently globally competitive in their careers.
303-735-4969
Mailto:mbsa.cuboulder@gmail.com
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/mbsa/
BUSINESS SCHOOL
REAL ESTATE CLUB
 
The CU Real Estate Club is an undergraduate student organization at the Leeds School of Business. Our membership is made up of students across all four years who demonstrate an interest in Real Estate. We are open to all majors. The Real Estate Club is dedicated to providing our members with a solid foundation of which to express and share their passion for real estate with other like-minded students. We hope to serve as a platform for students to become more involved with the local real estate community, thereby furthering their interests, growing their knowledge, and enhancing their potential. We provide networking opportunities, educational events, and career development activities. If you have any interest in Real Estate at all we hope to see you at one of our upcoming meetings. Please visit our website for more information.
303-492-3643
http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/realestateclub
BUSINESS SCHOOL
SPORTS MARKETING CLUB
 
The University's Athletic Department established the Sports Marketing Club in 1991 in order to help students learn about and gain experience in the sports marketing industry. The club continues to work with the Athletic Department to achieve such goals.
 
mailto:Sportsmarketingclub@yahoo.com
http://www.colorado.edu/StudentGroups/sportsmarketing/
BUSINESS SCHOOL
THE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
 
The Financial Management Association at CU is a professional organization of students who share a common interest in the field of finance.
 
Mailto:Michael.Palmer@Colorado.edu
ENGINEERING
ACM- Association for Computing Machinery
 
A group interested in all things computers. We do everything from programming contests, to tech-talks to lan parties.
 
Mailto:cu-acm@lists.colorado.edu
http://cu-acm.org
ENGINEERING
Society of Environmental Engineers
 
The Society of Environmental Engineers (SEVEN) is a group dedicated to finding technical solutions to environmental problems. We do volunteer work on and off campus, and hold group events to help environmental students & engineering students network and share ideas. SEVEN is open to all majors.
 
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
AMERICAN INDIAN SCIENCE & ENGINEERING SOCIETY (AISES)
ECCE Room 102
The purpose of AISES is to provide support educationally, socially, emotionally, spiritually and culturally, via social activities, interpersonal relationships and study groups and sports in order to establish the importance of attaining higher education among Native Americans, and promote their membership in the sciences, engineering and other related fields of study. Meetings are held bi-weekly.
 
Mailto:Amada.Lassos@Colorado.edu
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS & ASTRONAUTICS
ECCR Room 219
The American Institute of Aeronautics & Astronautics is an international society dedicated to advancing the arts, sciences, and technology of aeronautics and astronautics as well as fostering and promoting the professionalism of those engaged in such pursuits. The Institute has more than 145 student branches and 5,000 student members worldwide. The primary purpose of the CU branch is to supplement students' education in aerospace-related fields. Students of all majors are welcome to bi-monthly meetings, which feature guest speakers from academia and industry. Members also attend field trips throughout the year, and the Institute sends a delegation of students to its annual regional Student Paper Conference. Local dues are $10 annually; national dues, $15 annually.
303-492-8162
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/AIAA/
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS
 
The American Institute of Chemical Engineers promotes interaction between chemical engineering faculty and students and is also a graduate and career-planning resource.
303-492-6528
http://www.Colorado.edu/che/aiche
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY
 
Via professors and field experts, the Biomedical Engineering Society, open to all majors, allows its members to explore and become familiar with fascinating, medicine-related technology. The organization offers field trips to local bio-medical companies and also provides a resume service that sends members’ resumes to bio-medical and bio-tech companies throughout Colorado. Before course registration time each semester, The Society sends its members a list of bio-engineering courses offered that term. The society sponsors an annual fall picnic and spring ski trip.
303-492-6528
Mailto:detamore@rtt.Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/che/BMES
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
COLORADO ENGINEER MAGAZINE
 
Colorado Engineer Magazine is a volunteer, student-run magazine reporting on the latest in engineering, science, and technology. Established in 1904, the magazine is published three times a year and reaches more than 12,000 readers. Engineering and other students who share their writing, production, business management, and advertising talents continue to make Colorado Engineer a nationally-awarded magazine.
303-492-8635
Mailto:cem@Colorado.edu
http://cem.Colorado.edu
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
CU Robotics Club
 
The mission of the CU Robotics Club is to promote interest in robotics among the students and to advance the innovation of the robotics field. Creating this club will give like-minded-individuals who are interested in a robotics community an opportunity to meet. It will also further CU’s reputation as a great scientific community.
 
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
ENGINEERING AMBASSADORS
 
The Engineering Ambassadors are a group of students aimed at promoting engineering and engineer outreach. Ambassadors give tours of the engineering center, preside on panels, and travel to local schools to teach engineering. Ambassadors work closely with the Engineering Dean's office in the organization and planning of freshman orientation, Career Day, Student For a Day, the High School Honors Institute, and many other activities.
303-492-7674
http://ucsub.Colorado.edu/~ea
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS
 
The mission of EWB is to partner with developing communities to improve their quality of life through the implementation of environmentally sustainable, equitable, and economical engineering projects. Activities range from the construction of sustainable systems that developing communities can own and operate without external assistance, to empowering such communities by enhancing local, technical, managerial, and entrepreneurial skills. These projects are completed by the host community working with our project teams. This organization is open to all CU students. The chapter will hold monthly meetings during the academic year. Scheduling of these meetings will be determined by the Executive Committee.
 
Mailto:ceae.colorado.edu/ewbcu
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
HERBST FOR HUMANITIES PROGRAM
 
The Herbst for Humanities program is an amazing opportunity for Engineering students from a variety of disciplines. The HUEN Club was created to provide those same students & alumni with an opportunity to discuss and explore the topics within the program and beyond it. It is designed to work with those interested in engineering & the humanities, and as such allows club members to be the driving influence for material covered by the club. The HUEN Club reads a variety of books, poetry, current events & much more, and we are open to suggestions. During the meetings, members discuss the material as a group. The reading is not mandatory, you aren't getting graded, but it is suggested. This is a great way to expand your mind without having to take a class which forces you to read everything and write tons of papers. Reading suggestion examples include: Current Events, Biographies & Memoirs, Works from Nobel Prize Winners, The Classics, Science Fiction, Fiction, Humor. The club meets every other week on Fridays at 5:30-7:30pm in the Lesser House. Drinks & cookies are provided, and you are always welcome to bring your own food.
303-735-2444
Mailto:Wayne.Ambler@Colorado.edu
http://engineering.colorado.edu/herbst/
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
MEXICAN-AMERICAN ENGINEERS & SCIENTISTS
 
The Society of Mexican-American Engineers & Scientists and the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers were founded in 1974 for the purpose of advancing people of Mexican-American heritage in engineering and scientific careers. The mission of both organizations is to recruit, retain, and graduate Latino youth and prepare them for community and corporate leadership.
303-492-4948
Mailto:Bob.Maciel@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/SHPE_MAES/home.html
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
NATIONAL SOCIETY OF BLACK ENGINEERS
 
The National Society of Black Engineers, University of Colorado-Boulder chapter -- as part of a national student and professional organization -- dedicates itself to the development of intensive programs increasing Black and other ethnic participation in the fields of engineering, engineering technology, and the natural sciences. Such programs are initiated from within and outside the University community and strengthen relations between professional industry and the Black community. Society members are encouraged to also join and participate in their respective professional societies. The National Society of Black Engineers provides general counseling to all members.
303-492-4948
Mailto:nsbe@colorado.edu
http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/nsbe/
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
OMEGA CHI EPSILON
 
OXE is the chemical engineering honor society, which is founded on five principals: recognition, investigation, service, comradeship, and professionalism. We organize several outreach and communitiy service activities, as well as social events to bring chemical engineers together for something other than homework. Please contact us or visit our website for eligibility information. Our office is ECCR 213.
303-492-6528
mailto:oxe@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/che/OXE/
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
SOCIETY FOR INDUSTRIAL & APPLIED MATHEMATICS
ECCR215
The Society for Industrial & Applied Mathematics (SIAM) brings together students and faculty interested in mathematics. The Society hopes to encourage non-academic interactions between group members.
303-492-8665
Mailto:siam@newton.Colorado.edu
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS
 
Formula SAE is a global design competition that challenges students to design and manufacture a single seat race car. Working as a team, students apply classroom knowledge and gain practical engineering experience while controlling all aspects of a large engineering project. If you are interested in joining the team feel free to drop in on our meetings every Wednesday at 6:00 in the Durning Lab (ECME 1B66).
303-492-5475
Mailto:SAE@ucsu.Colorado.edu
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS
 
The Society of Women Engineers is a student-run segment of the National Society of Women Engineers. The Society’s mission is to stimulate women to achieve full potential as engineers and leaders, to expand the image of the engineering profession as a positive force in improving the quality of life, and to demonstrate diversity. The organization is a wonderful way for women to serve the community and to network at university and national levels. Members provide many ideas benefiting the student population at CU.
303-492-7580
Mailto:swe@lists.Colorado.edu
http://societyofwomenengineers.swe.org
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
THETA TAU
 
Theta Tau is the oldest professional engineering fraternity in the country. The co-ed, national fraternity is focused on developing the professional and social skills needed for success in industry. With 42 active chapters, including the Eta Gamma chapter at the University of Colorado, Theta Tau provides a network of engineers unlike any other.
303-492-8665
Mailto:thetatau@Colorado.edu
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO ENGINEERING COUNCIL
 
The University of Colorado Engineering Council is the student government for the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Membership is comprised of student officers, University Engineering Department representatives, and associated members. The Council sponsors E Days, career fairs, and other student activities.
303-492-6927
http://ucec.Colorado.edu
ENVIRONMENTAL
COPIRG STUDENT CHAPTERS
UMC 350
CoPIRG works on a variety of issues specific to Colorado. We promote the use of renewable energy sources, advocate for affordable higher education, and address hunger and homelessness.
303-735-5816
mailto:kristin@copirgstudents.org
http://www.copirgstudents.org
ENVIRONMENTAL
CU BIODIESEL
UMC 345
CU Biodiesel is a student and community organization dedicated to education and implementation of petroleum-free fuels. We strive to promote biodiesel, a vegetable based and clean-burning diesel alternative, as a renewable and valuable resource.
303-492-5449
Mailto:Tim@cubiodiesel.org
http://www.cubiodiesel.org
ENVIRONMENTAL
CU RECYCLING
UMC Room 355
Help one of the nation's leading campus recycling programs reach another record year. A variety of volunteer, research, and internship opportunities exist.
303-492-8307
mailto:cure@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/recycling
ENVIRONMENTAL
CU WILDLIFE INITIATIVE
UMC Room 347
The Wildlife Initiative is a university and community group dedicated to the protection and recovery of wildlife with a focus on native carnivores and their habitats in the Southern Rocky Mountain ecoregion and its neighboring high plains and deserts. This is a referendum group that always needs volunteer support. Sign up on our website.
303-492-5024
Mailto:cuwi@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/studentgroups/cuwild
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER
UMC Room 355
The Environmental Center educates, activates and inspires the campus community to understand and engage in local and global environmental issues. Get involved in recycling, sustainable transportation, energy conservation, earth education and other activities to green the CU campus. The Center sponsors films, speakers, conferences, and houses an environmental information library of more than 1,400 books, 40 periodicals, and a collection of audio and videotapes.
303-492-8308
Mailto:ecenter@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/ecenter/
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES CLUB
 
Promoting a higher level of environmental education on campus, the club is working to gain financial, administrative and faculty support, and curriculum reforms for the University Environmental Studies program. The club also helps Environmental Studies students find jobs and network with program alumni.
303-492-5420
Mailto:envsclub@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/envirostudies
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENVIRONMENTAL, POPULATION AND ORGANISMIC BIOLOGY CLUB
 
The Environmental, Population, and Organismic Biology Club exists for students majoring in or interested in environmental, population, and organismic biology. Club members attend field trips, host guest speakers, presentations, panels, and seminars related to diverse aspects of biology. Students experience first-hand the branches of biology and the careers, research possibilities, and volunteer opportunities available, in addition to becoming more familiar with CU's Environmental, Population, and Organismic Biology Department and faculty.
303-492-6014
ENVIRONMENTAL
GREEN TEAMS
 
Educate off-campus students about community recycling programs and other ecologically sound household practices.
303-492-8307
mailto:ecenter@Colorado.edu
ENVIRONMENTAL
PAW (PARTNERSHIP FOR ANIMAL WELFARE)
UMC Room 120
Partnership for Animal Welfare (PAW) is an organization dedicated to promoting animal welfare through research, education, outreach and action. We promote vegetarianism/veganism and putting an end to animal testing.
 
Mailto:cupaw@Colorado.edu
http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/paw/
ENVIRONMENTAL
POPULATION CONNECTION
 
Overpopulation threatens the quality of life for people everywhere. Population Connection is the national grassroots population organization that educates young people and advocates progressive action to stabilize world population at a level that can be sustained by Earth's resources. We are the student group of the Boulder chapter; we focus on local population-related issues such as human health, human rights, and environmental degradation.
720-352-3922
http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/PopulationConnection/index.html
ENVIRONMENTAL
STAMP
 
We strive to promote non-motorized and mass transportation alternatives to the single occupancy automobile. By targeting local decision makers, we strive to motivate CU, Boulder, and the surrounding communities to embrace non-automobile transport as a solution to environmental, political, economic, and social problems created by the automobile. We meet every other Thursday at 7 p.m. at the UMC fountain.
 
Mailto:stamp_cu@yahoo.com
ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDENT ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION COALITION
UMC Room 348
The Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC) works on environmental justice issues, community service, education, and networking, and sponsors speakers and action-oriented events.
303-492-5449
Mailto:seac@ucsu.Colorado.edu
ENVIRONMENTAL
TRADITIONAL SUPPORT CARAVAN
 
Travel to Arizona and help traditional Navaho families resist a forced relocation by the U.S. Government.
 
mailto:rag@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/tsc/
ENVIRONMENTAL
UCSU ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD
UMC Room 355
The nation’s largest student-run Environmental Center is run by a board of seven students and two non-students, with an unlimited number of interested, non-voting members. Come help us decide how to best educate the campus and community on environmental issues. Meetings are held every Thursday at 5pm.
303-492-8308
mailto:ecenter@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/ecenter/
ETHNIC
AFGHAN STUDENT UNION
 
The Afghan Student Union (ASU) is a culture-based group and NOT a political one. We are dedicated to promoting, preserving and celebrating Afghan culture here at CU Boulder. We also strive to educate the public on the real Afghanistan and the beauty of its culture and people
 
mailto:ASU@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/studentgroups/afghanstudentunion
ETHNIC
AFRICAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION
 
The purpose of the African Students’ Association is two-fold: first to educate the CU campus about African culture, community and current conditions on the continent, and secondly, to provide support to African students studying in the United States. Both of these goals will be achieved via events open to all. General meetings will be held bi-weekly at a location to be set by the group’s secretary.
 
Mailto:ASA@colorado.edu
ETHNIC
ASIAN UNITY
 
Asian Unity’s main goals are to build a strong community between our members, to promote diversity and to celebrate Asian culture. We hold many social activities and participate in community services activities throughout the year to help the Boulder community. During the spring semester of every year we hold our biggest event, The Taste of Asia, where we bring in food from every part of Asia for the Boulder campus.
 
Mailto:Lei.Miao@Colorado.edu
ETHNIC
ASSOCIATION OF THAI STUDENTS IN BOULDER
 
The Association of Thai Students in Boulder was founded in 1998 to promote interactions with the Thai community in Boulder and people who are interested in Thai culture; act as the representative for the Thai community at CU-Boulder activities; organize activities to promote understanding of Thai culture; provide members with news related to Thailand, and provide information about CU-Boulder to incoming Thai students.
 
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/thaiclub/
ETHNIC
BLACK STUDENT ALLIANCE
UMC Room 362
The Black Student Alliance creates a conducive, friendly environment for African-American students in academic and social settings. The Alliance hosts numerous events, including Homecoming Week, Black Awareness Month, Kwanza Celebration, and Big Twelve Council meetings.
303-492-1863
Mailto:blacksa@ucsu.Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/bsa/
ETHNIC
CHINESE STUDENT AND SCHOLAR ASSOCIATION
 
The Chinese Student & Scholar Association provides Chinese students with an environment that feels like home. Members have access to hundreds of original Chinese videotapes, and Chinese films from time to time. The Association organizes various events to create stronger connections among members and those interested in Chinese culture, especially during traditional Chinese festivals such as Moon Festival. Every year, the Association and the Chinese Student Association jointly host a big celebration party for Lunar New Year. The event attracts not only hundreds of Chinese studying or working in Colorado, but also interested friends from many countries.
 
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/cu-cssa/
ETHNIC
CU INTERNATIONAL
 
CU International brings together local and international students and provides them with the chance to learn about each other's cultures. In addition to planning dinners, outings, and other social events, members organize information sessions for newly arrived international students and provide support for students who are experiencing unexpected difficulties. CU International is affiliated with the International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) and sponsors the weekly International Coffee Hour, which is held on Fridays at 4 in the UMC.
303-492-8057
http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/cu-international
ETHNIC
HMONG STUDENTS ASSOCIATION
UMC Room 340
Hmong Student Association (HSA) at the University of Colorado at Boulder is geared towards educating the public about the Hmong community in Colorado. HSA promotes understanding and respect between Hmong parents & youth relationships, and education primarily through educational events and community services.
 
Mailto:hsa@Colorado.edu
ETHNIC
HUI O NA HOAALOHA (ALOHA CLUB)
 
The only club that represents a state, Hui O Na Hoaaloha was formed to provide a social network, but more importantly, to share the aloha spirit with the people of Colorado. Hawaii is a special, unique place where people of various cultures, backgrounds, and races have found common ground by "living aloha." The Aloha Club invites all students (not only those from Hawaii) to learn more about Hawaii and share the aloha spirit with CU and the rest of Colorado. Hui O Na Hoaaloha also provides a comfort zone to ease the transition into college far from home. The importance of family ('ohana) is the club's main value. Various activities are planned throughout the year such as barbeques, ski trips, concerts and such. Our biggest event is the annual lu'au celebration which is held each spring.
 
Mailto:CuAlohaClub@gmail.com
ETHNIC
INDIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION
 
The Indian Student Association (ISA) is a recently started student group. We organize cultural activities and festivals for Indians as well as any students interested in learning more about India. We help new Indian students get adjusted to the University and to life in Boulder.
 
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/isa/
ETHNIC
INDIGENOUS STUDENT ORGANIZATION / OYATE
UMC Room 343
The Indigenous Student Organization is comprised of students, alumni, faculty, staff, and community members of various indigenous tribes. Members discuss common cultural and social issues that unite them. The Organization hosts indigenous speakers, showcases research, educates the public, and sponsors entertainers and events such as social pow-wows.
303-492-8874
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/Oyate/
ETHNIC
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL
 
The International Festival celebrates the various cultures and countries of CU students. The annual event is held normally in April in the UMC ballroom and attracts 1000 to 2000 students and Boulder residents. The Festival serves free international food. Student organizations provide information about a variety of nations and cultural artifacts representing those nations. Several hours of performance showcase dances, slide shows, music, etc. Students wishing to help plan and organize the Festival meet once each week during the beginning of fall semester. Time commitment varies with duties.
303-492-8057
ETHNIC
KOREAN AMERICAN STUDENTS OF BOULDER
 
Korean American Students at Boulder KASB is an ethnic student organization that helps to bring Korean-American students together to promote community, culture, academics, and to socialize with other Koreans
720-227-4188
Mailto:kasb@Colorado.edu
ETHNIC
MOVIMIENTO ESTUDIANTIL CHICANO DE AZTLAN (MEXA) & UMAS
UMC Room 321
Our student group is a multifunctional organization that concentrates on political, social, educational and cultural issues that pertain to our underrepresented communities. Benefit to CU: Our student group will bring a diverse selection of lectures, workshops, performances, and conferences to CU Boulder which will promote consciousness in our community.
303-492-6571
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/UMAS-MECHA
ETHNIC
NEPALESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION
 
Nepalese Student Association was formed in 2005 as a way to bring Nepali-Community at CU-Boulder together and promote cultural diversity on-campus. Since then, we have continuously achieved success in our mission. We have been actively taking part in International Festival and SASA show by presenting our cultural dances and songs. Moreover, this year we are working on organizing our own Cultural Night and lending a helping hand to the needy people in Nepal.
 
Mailito:ucbnsa@yahoo.co
http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/nsa/index.shtml
ETHNIC
PERSIAN STUDENTS' ORGANIZATION (PSO)
UMC Room 336
Comprised of CU students, alumni, and staff, the PSO provides anybody (whether at CU or not; Persian or not) with support in a community designed specifically with the Persian culture in mind. The PSO plans, organizes, and implements various events, including the fall Middle Eastern Dance Night and the spring Norooz Persian New Year celebration, in order to preserve and share our beautiful and alluring history.
303-735-3596
Mailto:manid@Colorado.edu
ETHNIC
RITMOS LATINOS
UMC Room 451
Ritmos Latinos is a salsa dance community with branches throughout the world. The original group was started in Tucson, Arizona, as a student club at the University of Arizona. Ritmos Latinos - Boulder is a student club at the University of Colorado, Boulder, that was started in 2006. All members of the Boulder community are welcome to join the group.
 
mailto:ritmosboulder@gmail.com
http://ritmosboulder.googlepages.com/
ETHNIC
SOUTH ASIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION
UMC Room 332
The South Asian Student Association allows students of South Asian descent, or with an interest in South Asia (Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh and Bhutan), to gain support and express their ideas, thoughts, and perspectives!
303-492-1540
Mailto:sasa@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/SASA
ETHNIC
UNITED MEXICAN-AMERICAN STUDENTS (UMAS) & MEXA
UMC Room 321
UMAS works to increase the cultural, social, political and economic well being of the Chicano people. The club’s goals include encouraging respect, dignity, justice, and equality for Chicano people, furthering the educational development of local youth, advancing the empowerment and rights of all people, presenting Chicano culture to campus and community and encouraging Chicano graduates of institutions of higher learning to return to their community and help better their people. UMAS is dedicated to recruiting and retaining Chicano/Mexican/Mexican American students at CU and is dedicated to providing community service such as tutoring, CU tours, middle school and high school panels, and community events within disenfranchised communities.
303-492-6571
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/UMAS-MECHA
ETHNIC
VIETNAMESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION
 
The Vietnamese Student Association is dedicated to promoting the Vietnamese culture and awareness to the CU student body and the general public. Also to create unity amoung Vietnamese students attending CU.
 
Mailto:VSA@Colorado.edu
http://www.colorado.edu/StudentGroups/vsa/
ETHNIC LAW
JAPANESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION
UMC 136
The Japanese Student Association (JSA) is a student organization for Japanese students, Japanese learners and students interested in Japanese culture. Our purpose is to enhance lives inside and outside of CU campus by offering student events, Japanese tutoring and places to meet new people. We will benefit the University and community with our events and student members. One of our biggest events will be Japan Day which will spread Japanese culture to the public and community.
303-492-1095
Mailto:coloradojsa@gmail.com
http://www.jsa-boulder.com
FOREIGN LANGUAGE SCHOOL
CU German Club
 
The CU German Club exists as a resource to all CU students interested in German language and/or culture. It is not necessary to speak German to be in the German Club. This being said, we do provide links to resources such as the Kaffeeklatsch and Stammtisch for interested members to practice their speaking skills. We hold bi-weekly business meetings as well as arrange outside activities such as group hikes, German film showings, trips to German cultural events, games nights, etc. We hope to become more involved in the community here on campus and to promote the German culture.
 
FOREIGN LANGUAGE SCHOOL
FRENCH CLUB
 
The French Club offers a chance to meet people while speaking French. Anyone interested in the French culture or language is welcome. All levels of French proficiency are accepted.
303-492-7226
FOREIGN LANGUAGE SCHOOL
RUSSIAN CLUB
 
The Russian Club encourages interested students to get involved with activities relating to Russian culture and brings people who are interested in Russian culture or language together in a fun way. Activities include cross-country skiing, snowskiing, and beating one another with birch branches.
303-492-7404
http://www.Colorado.edu/germslav/russian
GRADUATE
Arts Entanglement
 
The building of a new home for studio art on campus that spotlights the need for a better understanding and application for the arts. Our organization focuses on supporting and promoting art-making activities and events on and off campus.

We are a group of artists amongst the general public. As such, we seek to organize arts events, including exhibitions and interactive demonstrations in traditional and non-traditional spaces. These events can and will be open to the public and may include opportunities to make art, display work and network with other artists living in the greater Boulder area.

We also advocate for guest artists to come to campus for lectures and events that enhance the opportunity available to students and artists and help broaden the profile of studio art on campus. Involving the student body and residents of Boulder in our projects is crucial strengthening the local arts community.

Brief Description:

We believe that an art making advocacy group will help support the artistic development of students and community members within the context of a larger community as well as provide the University with an important forum for art making and discussion. Through our programs and outreach, we aim to provide the public with a positive arts experience and help foster the growth of the local arts community.
 
Mailto:Daniel.Boord@Colorado.edu
GRADUATE
MASS COMMUNICATION DOCTORAL STUDENTS ORGANIZATION
 
Our purpose is to organize the interests of doctoral students in CU's SJMC to provide better inter-departmental representation in the school.
 
mailto:Christina.Gonzalez@Colorado.edu
GRADUATE STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Anthropology Colloquium Committee
 
The Anthropology Colloquium Committee is a group for anthropology graduate students working to bring scholars and fellow graduate students from a variety of disciplines to the CU campus. Our purpose is to foster academic and professional dialogue around cutting-edge topics of cross-disciplinary interest in a friendly and welcoming environment.
303-492-2547
mailto:memoryconfrence@gmail.com
http://colorado.edu/anthropology/memorytruth
GRADUATE STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Boulder Polyamory Group
 
The purpose of the UC Boulder Polyamory Group is to provide a forum for support and education on issues relating to polyamory. We welcome both people from within the CU community and without who have an interest in either learning about non-monogamous relationships or finding support, friendship and productive discussion among other members of the polyamory community.
 
GRADUATE STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
CU East Asian Graduate Association (CUEAGA)
 
The purpose of CUEAGA is to provide a non-threatening atmosphere in which graduate students and professional scholars can come together and share ideas. The conference that CUEAGA hosts in the spring provides an opportunity for graduate to present papers and recieve feed back from their teachers and peers.
303-492-6639
GRADUATE STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Graduate Students of Chemical Engineering
 
Mission Statement: To facilitate collaboration and exchange of ideas among graduate students, faculty, and industry, especially those interested in chemical and biological engineering. Brief Description: This club provides idea and facility sharing as well as collaboration with the potential for increased industrial monetary support.
 
GRADUATE STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
GRADUATE TEACHER PROGRAM
 
The Graduate Teacher Program offers training activities for graduate teaching assistants and part-time instructors. Graduate students develop effective teaching strategies and participate in professional development activities to help them attain faculty positions. Workshops include discipline-specific teacher training, videotape consultation on classroom teaching, and information and preparation of a teaching portfolio. Students who complete all requirements are eligible for a Graduate Teaching certificate. All students on the Boulder campus may participate in Program activities.
303-492-4902
Mailto:gtp@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/gtp/
GRADUATE STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
INTERVARSITY GRADUATE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
 
InterVarsity Graduate Christian Fellowship is a community of graduate students, post-docs and professionals seeking to follow Jesus Christ in every area of life. We seek to engage with the life of the mind to transform the heart through fellowship, Bible study, and prayer. We desire to build strong relationships from which we can share Christ’s love with others through service and evangelism.
303-746-2231
Mailto:scott_filkin@ivstaff.org
http://www.ivgcfcolorado.org
GRADUATE STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
MULTIDISCIPLINARY GRADUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATION
 
The mission of the Multidisciplinary Graduate Student Alliance is to promote and support the scholarship of current and future graduate students from intellectually and culturally diverse backgrounds. Meetings are held on Thursdays at 2 p.m.
 
Mailto:cu-mgsa@yahoogroups.com
GRADUATE STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
The Association of Graduate Students of Spanish and Portuguese
278 UCB, Room #30
Our group recognizes the importance of academic cultural and social integration in graduate students careers . The purpose of our association is to plan and implement a variety of activities that help foster cultural, social, educational and professional development. These activities will engage the Spanish and Portuguese students with the academic community within CU and create connections with different higher-learning institutions throughout the state. Activities coordinated by the group will include orientation for first year students, social activities and cultural events and numerous professional development opportunities such as conferences, film screenings, concerts and workshops.
303-492-1583
Mailto: rabidoca@colorado.edu
GRADUATE STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
UNITED GOVERNMENT OF GRADUATE STUDENTS
UMC Room 123
The United Government of Graduate Students represents the nearly 5,000 graduate and law students on campus. The Government meets bi-weekly and pursues graduate issues, provides a graduate voice in university affairs, and sponsors informational and social events.
303-492-5068
Mailto:uggsinfo@ucsu.Colorado.edu
http://uggs.Colorado.edu
GREEK GOVERNMENTAL BODIES
MULTICULTURAL GREEK COUNCIL
UMC 122

The Multicultural Greek Council creates rules and guidelines for Multicultural Greeks on campus. Member Groups

Historical Black Greek Letter Organizations
Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc. Sorority
Alpha Phi Alpha, Inc. Fraternity
Delta Sigma Theta, Inc. Sorority
Omega Psi Phi, Fraternity

Latino(a) Greek Letter Organizations
Lambda Sigma Upsilon, Inc. Fraternity
Pi Lambda Chi, Inc. Sorority
Sigma Lambda Beta, Inc. Fraternity
Sigma Lambda Gamma, Inc. Sorority

Asian Interest Greek Letter Organization
Sigma Psi Zeta, Inc. Sorority

Gay, Bi-Sexual, Progressive Men Greek Letter Organization
Delta Lambda Phi Fraternity
Theta Nu Xi Inc. Sorority
303-492-6359
GREEK GOVERNMENTAL BODIES
PANHELLENIC ASSOCIATION
UMC Room 411
PanHellenic Association is a council comprised of members from the sorority chapters at CU. Panhel’s main purpose is to represent the sorority system at the University.
303-492-6359
GREEK GOVERNMENTAL BODIES
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO OFFICE OF GREEK LIFE
UMC Room 122
The Office of Greek Life acts as a communication link and advocate between Greek-affiliated students and the university and others outside the school that have an interest in the Greek community at CU-Boulder. The office also assists in the implementation of good self-government and positive leadership development within the Greek community. We work closely with the Multicultural Greek council and the Panhellenic Executive Council and various national headquarters, boards and advisors.
303-492-6359
GREEKS \ SORORITIES
ALPHA CHI OMEGA
 
 
GREEKS \ SORORITIES
ALPHA DELTA CHI
 
Alpha Delta Chi is the only Christian sorority on campus, and it provides a place for Christian women of all denominations to grow spiritually through fellowship and service. With a university as large as ours, Alpha Delta Chi is a great opportunity to find community which is both supportive and challenging. The sisters in Alpha Delta Chi are not only sorority sisters, but also eternal sisters in Christ. We have so much fun together with many social events each semester, including formals, philanthropies, hanging out with our brother fraternity Alpha Gamma Omega, as well as participating in Greek Life.
303-492-6359
GREEKS \ SORORITIES
ALPHA PHI
 
Alpha Phi is a membership organization dedicated to promoting sisterhood, cultivating leadership, encouraging intellectual curiosity and advocating service. Alpha Phi develops Character for a lifetime.
 
http://alphaphi.org
GREEKS \ SORORITIES
CHI OMEGA
 
Our goal is to create a home/organization for women on campus to promote sisterhood, academic achievement and leaders on campus.
303-931-2495
GREEKS \ SORORITIES
DELTA DELTA DELTA
 
Tri Delta maintains a strong foundation for its members to get the most our of their college experience. It provides opportunities for leadership, involvement, academic success, personal growth, and lifelong friendships. Members are involved in a wide variety of campus activities. Stressing individuality, Delta Delta Delta thrives on its diversity and believes that each member's distinct qualities are important contributions to the sorority.
 
Mailto:tridelta@colorado.edu
GREEKS \ SORORITIES
DELTA GAMMA
 
 
GREEKS \ SORORITIES
GAMMA PHI BETA
 
 
GREEKS \ SORORITIES
KAPPA ALPHA THETA
 
 
GREEKS \ SORORITIES
KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA
 
 
GREEKS \ SORORITIES
PI BETA PHI
 
 
HONOR SOCIETY
Alpha Epsilon Delta
 
The mission of the Alpha Epsilon Delta Society is to encourage and recognize excellence in premedical scholarship; to stimulate an appreciation of the importance of premedical education; to promote communication between medical and premedical students and educators; to provide a forum for students with common interests; and to use its resources to benefit health organizations, charities, and the community.
 
Mailto:aed@ucsu.Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/AED/
HONOR SOCIETY
ALPHA KAPPA DELTA
 
Alpha Kappa Delta is the International Sociology Honor Society, committed to both community and academic service. Sociology majors or those with a strong interest in Sociology are invited to apply.
 
Mailto:Sara.Steen@Colorado.edu
http://socsci.Colorado.edu/SOC/Undergrad/akd.html
HONOR SOCIETY
ETA KAPPA NU
ECCR-217
Eta Kappa Nu is an honor society dedicated to excellence in electrical engineering and open to those students demonstrating a deep interest in the subject.
303-492-7580
mailto:hkn@colorado.edu
http://hkn.colorado.edu/
HONOR SOCIETY
GOLDEN KEY HONOR SOCIETY
 
The Golden Key Honor Society is a non-profit academic honors organization founded for the purpose of recognizing and encouraging scholastic achievement among students in all academic fields. The Society unites talented undergraduate students with prominent faculty and university administrators who are active in Golden Key at the chapter and national levels.
 
Mailto:goldkey@ucsu.Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/goldenkey/
HONOR SOCIETY
KAPPA KAPPA PSI
 
Kappa Kappa Psi is a co-ed, honorary service fraternity for college band students. The fraternity supports all CU bands and provides receptions and services for all College of Music events.
 
Mailto:kkpsi@ucsu.Colorado.edu
HONOR SOCIETY
MORTAR BOARD
 
Mortar Board is a national senior honor society. Membership is based on scholarship, leadership, and service. The organization holds an annual Professors Breakfast and Junior Dinner to honor outstanding members of the university community. Mortar Board also participates in numerous volunteer activities throughout the academic year.
720-435-6836
Mailto:mboard@lists.Colorado.edu
HONOR SOCIETY
National Society of Leadership & Success
 
The National Society of Leadership & Success was founded with the purpose of creating long term positive change in student's lives. All students can attend speaker video conferences which give insight to becoming a better leader there are six of these per academic year and are of no charge to any student member's job bank access success coaches among many other benefits. The chapters across the U.S. participate in community service & also help society by providing greater expertise & leadership ability.
 
Mailto:Sigmaalphapicu@gmail.com
http://www.societyleadership.org
HONOR SOCIETY
OMICRON PSI
 
Omicron Psi is an honor society that honors students more than 24 years of age.
303-492-1536
HONOR SOCIETY
PHI ALPHA THETA
 
Phi Alpha Theta is an honor society supported by the History Department. The society recognizes academic excellence in history and stimulates undergraduate interest in the subject.
303-492-6683
HONOR SOCIETY
PHI SIGMA PI
UMC Room 451
Phi Sigma Pi is a co-ed national honor fraternity with over 100 chapters across the United States. Our fraternity concentrates on three areas of emphasis including, scholarship, leadership and fellowship. Our members volunteer in the community or a local, national, and international level teaching each other new skills in an attempt to broaden our knowledge of the world and socialize through fun events that help us make friends for life.
 
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/phisigmapi/
HONOR SOCIETY
PI MU EPSILON
 
Pi Mu Epsilon is an honorary math society.
303-492-0298
HONOR SOCIETY
SIGMA GAMMA TAU
 
Sigma Gamma Tau is an engineering honor society affiliated with the Aerospace Engineering Department.
303-492-8162
HONOR SOCIETY
Sigma Iota Rho
 
We are the international affairs honors society. We host study sessions for the introductory international affairs classes as well as performing community service and participating in other events. Please look at our website for admission requirements.
 
Mailto:alphactasir@gmail.com
http://www.colorado.edu/StudentGroups/sigmaiotarho
HONOR SOCIETY
SIGMA TAU DELTA
UMC Room 447
Sigma Tau Delta is an honor society open to English (Literature and Creative writing), Journalism, and Linguistics students (undergrads and graduates are both welcome!) whose mission it is to enhance the appreciation and awareness of all facets of English Literature through philanthropic events and campus outreach. Membership is limited to members of these majors who hold a minimum of 3.0 GPA and is contingent upon application and approval. Yet our target community comprises the entire local campus and Boulder-area community; projected campus outreach includes poetry readings, author speakers on both literature and cultural/social theory, and various celebrations of the cultural diversity that literature affords us in campus-wide events.
 
HONOR SOCIETY
TAU BETA PI
 
The Colorado Beta chapter of Tau Beta Pi was initiated on June 8, 1905. Tau Beta Pi is the second-largest honor society in the nation. Members come from the top one-eighth of engineering juniors and top one-fifth of engineering seniors. In recent years, the Colorado Beta chapter has been involved in a number of community service projects, including collecting canned food for Boulder Community Foodshare, helping with activities in the College of Engineering, and sponsoring many social activities such as ice cream socials, ice skating, and dancing.
303-492-8665
Mailto:tbp@ucsub.Colorado.edu
JOURNALISM SCHOOL
(up)'s heard media
 
Mission: We believe in the power of critical engagement and authentic dialogue. Through empowering (up)risers to speak up and act out, we seek to create a more informed, intentional, and inclusive media and society. (up)'s heard is a -grassroots in spirit- student group that works with local, national & international non-profits and schools in order to amplify the voices of (up)risers-- or youth. We also publish an annual publication that amplifies youth opinion on issues facing humanity. Our, ultimate goal, is to create an (up)riser-led movement demanding a more responsible mainstream media.
 
mailto:uprisers@gmail.com
http://www.uprisers.net
JOURNALISM SCHOOL
ACTIVIST JOURNAL PROJECT
 
Our purpose is to create a free journal run by students volunteers, which acts as a forum for those of like-mind with concerns relating to cultural diversity, gender/sexuality, human right and environmental issues, among other areas. We wish to facilitate communication between groups of people who could one day be partners in a common effort. We will meet once a week in the UMC. Ashley McPhee, Managing Editor mcpheea@colorado.edu
 
Mailto:activistjournalproject@gmail.com
JOURNALISM SCHOOL
ADVERTISING CLUB
 
The Advertising Club is a professional organization for advertising majors and those interested in the field of advertising. Affiliated with the American Advertising Federation, the Ad Club offers internship and scholarship opportunities. Programming consists of speakers, workshops, social activities, and a student-run advertising agency serving local clients. The club president is Ashley Cox (amc353@msn.com)
 
Mailto:Edward.Robbs@Colorado.edu
JOURNALISM SCHOOL
CAMPUS PRESS
Armory Room 206B
The Campus Press is CU's student-produced and student-oriented newspaper. Offices are located in the Armory Room 206B. Letters to the editor should be sent to the Opinion Editor at Campus Box 287; Boulder, Colorado 80309.
303-492-4554
Mailto:cpress@Colorado.edu
JOURNALISM SCHOOL
JOURNALISM BOARD
 
Journalism Board is the student government of the School of Journalism and Mass Communication. The Board organizes and plans events such as career day. The Board focuses on the betterment of the school, both in atmosphere and in education.
303-735-5833
http://www.Colorado.edu/journalism/jboard/
JOURNALISM SCHOOL
KVCU 1190AM
 
KVCU 1190 serves the CU campus and surrounding Boulder-Denver community with programming not heard anywhere else. The station is known as one of the top college radio stations in the country. The station’s diverse programming aims to appeal to every CU student as well as the surrounding community. The station informs, educates, and entertains its listeners by providing news, music, sports, and talk. Evening and weekend programming includes hip-hop, punk, reggae, electronic, heavy metal and other genres of music. Station KVCU 1190 offers something for everyone! The station provides a professional learning opportunity for any student, regardless of major, interested in radio broadcasting, music, programming, management, production, business, marketing, and advertising.
303-492-5031
Mailto:kvcu-lalists@Colorado.edu
http://www.radio1190.org
JOURNALISM SCHOOL
MULTI-ETHNIC MEDIA ORGANIZATION
 
The Multi-ethnic Media Organization is an organization that unifies students and helps diversify the media industry. The club serves as a network to inform students of internships, scholarships, and job opportunities. The Organization presents various speakers, panels, and activities each semester. Students of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are welcome.
303-492-4758
Mailto:David.Martinez@Colorado.edu
LAW
American Constitution Society
 
ACS is a national organization of law students, law professors, practicing lawyers and others. Our goal is to revitalize and transform the legal debate, from law school classrooms to federal courtrooms. We strive to counter the dominant vision of American law today, a narrow conservative vision that lacks appropriate regard for the ways in which the law affects peoples' lives. We seek to restore the fundamental principles of respect for human dignity, protection for individual rights and liberties, genuine equality and access to justice to their rightful—traditionally central—place in American law. The American Constitution Society is a non-partisan, non-profit educational organization. We do not, as an organization, lobby, litigate, or take positions on specific issues, cases, legislation, or nominations. We strongly encourage our members to express their views and make their voices heard. Anyone interested in helping in any way should contact an officer below.
 
Mailto:lauren.e.roberts@colorado.edu
http://www.americanconstitutionsociety.org
LAW SCHOOL
ACLU
 
The mission of the ACLU is to preserve all of these protections and guarantees: Your First Amendment rights - speech, association, assembly, press religion. Equal protection under the law - regardless of race, sex, religion,,or national origin. Due process - fair treatment by the government when your liberty or property is at stake. Privacy - freedom from unwarranted government intrusion into your affairs. We work also to extend rights to segments of the population that have traditionally been denied their rights, including Native Americans and other people of color, lesbians, gay men, bisexual and transgender people, women, mental-health patients, prisoner, people with disabilities, and the poor.
303-492-1878
http://lawweb.colorado.edu/students/orgs
LAW SCHOOL
ACLU UNDERGRADUATE CLUB AT CU
 
We serve as the CU Boulder undergraduate chapter of the ACLU and act as a watchdog for civil liberties, seeking to correct unconstitutional government, policies, or actions. This can mean advocating for the rights of protestors at public events in Boulder or on campus, or hosting public forums on pressing civil liberties issues. Our goal is always to raise public awareness of policies and practices that infringe or suppress our constitutional rights. We usually meet in the UMC or Humanities building about once a month. President Alexander.McHugh@Colorado.edu
 
Mailto:Samuel.Goodhue@Colorado.edu
LAW SCHOOL
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION LAW STUDENT DIVISION
 
303-492-4338
LAW SCHOOL
AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
 
The University of Colorado School of Law chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union is active in the school and in the community. The chapter provides legal research assistance for the Colorado State affiliate, conducts educational programs in Boulder county middle schools and high schools, and sponsors lectures on current civil rights issues. Open to the student body.
303-492-1878
LAW SCHOOL
ASIAN-PACIFIC AMERICAN LAW STUDENTS ASSOCIATION
 
The Asian-Pacific American Law Student Association maintains an active support network for Asian-American Law Students, interacts with the Asian American Bar Association and the National Asian-Pacific American Law Student Association, and sponsors immigration drives and social and cultural events in conjunction with the University of Denver Law school.
303-492-3137
LAW SCHOOL
BLACK AMERICAN LAW STUDENTS ASSOCIATION
 
The Black Law Students Association chapter is a non-profit campus organization that is affiliated with the National Black American Law Students Association and the Rocky Mountain Regional Black American Law Students Association chapter. The primary function of the Association is to facilitate and strengthen the African-American student's experience in the academic and cultural environment. The Association’s most important goal is to see that every African- American student who enters the University’s School of Law completes the program successfully.
303-492-8412
Mailto:cublsa@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/blsa
LAW SCHOOL
COLORADO JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & POLICY
 
The Colorado Journal of International Environmental Law & Policy provides in-depth analysis of environmental issues with international implications to a diverse audience of policy makers, scholars, and global organizations. The journal publishes three times a year, including a yearbook of international environmental law. Recent journal topics have consisted of bio-diversity, trans-boundary water management, indigenous peoples, wildlife, and developing countries. The journal is managed and edited by students who publish and research articles written by scholars as well as their own shorter notes. New members are selected by the student Board of Editors and based predominantly on the quality of written essays submitted during a competition. Students may receive academic credit for work on the journal.
303-492-2265
LAW SCHOOL
CU MOCK TRIAL TEAM
 
Mock trial is a competitive organization open to anyone interested in the law, theatre, public speaking, or simply competing. CU's team competes nationwide through the American Mock Trial Association and typically competes against schools both in Colorado and across the nation. Every year, the team travels to competitions in Kansas, Arizona, and Missouri. This year, the team qualified to compete in the National Silver Tournament where they placed third and earned an invitation to compete at the National Gold Tournament among the top 68 best mock trial teams in the US.
 
mailto:COmocktrial@gmail.com
http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/cumocktrial
LAW SCHOOL
DOMAN INTERNATIONAL LAW SOCIETY
Fleming, #43
The goals of the Nicholas R. Doman Society of International Law are to increase understanding of international and comparative law and interest in it and to acquaint students with opportunities for study and work in the field.
303-492-8412
LAW SCHOOL
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW SOCIETY
 
Through education and action, the Environmental Law Society supports a series of speakers, hosts Environmental Law day, and helps support the natural resources and environmental curriculum of the University’s school of Law.
303-492-8073
LAW SCHOOL
FEDERALIST SOCIETY FOR LAW & PUBLIC POLICY STUDIES
 
The University of Colorado’s school of Law chapter of the Federalist Society for Law & Public Policy Studies was formed in 1983 as part of a national organization of law students interested in the social, political, and economic aspects of legal policy. The Society was founded on the principles that economic freedom is essential to political freedom, that the separation of governmental powers is central to our Constitution, and that the role of the judiciary is to apply the law, not to make it.
303-492-8073
LAW SCHOOL
LATINO LAW STUDENTS ASSOCIATION
 
The Latino Law Students Association seeks to develop law student support mechanisms and foster leadership and community involvement among Latino lawyers and law students. The Association also seeks to increase the representation of Latino law students in the student body. The Association works closely with the Colorado Hispanic Bar Association and the Hispanic National Bar Association to enhance career opportunities for Latino law students.
303-492-3137
LAW SCHOOL
LAW REVIEW AT CU
 
Law Review at CU is comprised of approximately 60 law students who annually publish four issues of a scholarly journal.
303-492-2956
Mailto:cololrev@stripe.Colorado.edu
LAW SCHOOL
MOOT COURT BOARD
 
Students compete in moot court competitions to develop skills in appellate brief writing and oral argument and gain valuable trial practice experience.
303-492-1255
LAW SCHOOL
NATIONAL LAWYER'S GUILD
 
303-492-1878
LAW SCHOOL
NATIVE AMERICAN LAW STUDENTS ASSOCIATION
 
The Native American Law Students Association works to build awareness of federal Indian law and tribal law issues, provides support for Native American law students, and provides networking opportunities for all students interested in Indian law.
303-492-8412
LAW SCHOOL
OUTLAW
 
Outlaw's mission is to identify and address legal challenges facing gay bisexual lesbian and transgendered society by serving as a forum for discussion of issues, laws, and polices.
303-492-8073
LAW SCHOOL
PHI DELTA PHI
 
Established in 1896, Phi Delta Phi is the oldest professional fraternity in the Western Hemisphere. The Thomas Inn chapter was established in 1907 to promote a high standard of legal ethics and to create bonds between its members and the legal community. The chapter continues to search for new ways to benefit the University school of law and the community.
720-220-8033
mailto:lance.ream@Colorado.edu
LAW SCHOOL
PISA (PUBLIC INTEREST STUDENT ASSOCIATION)
 
PISA promots public interest law by creating, networking opportunities for interested students, assisting students to find their public interest and careers, and hosting public interest practitioners for panel discussions and other presentations.
 
LAW SCHOOL
SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAW STUDENT ASSOCIATION
 
303-492-3137
LAW SCHOOL
STUDENT TRIAL LAWYERS ASSOCIATION
 
The Student Trial Lawyers Association is a student-run organization affiliated with the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association. The Association is dedicated to increasing student awareness of trial practice and attention to it. The student chapter sponsors guest speakers, from the public and private legal communities, to discuss trial technique and specific skills. The Association is open to all students interested in criminal or civil litigation.
303-492-3137
LAW SCHOOL
WOMEN'S LAW CAUCUS
 
The Women's Law Caucus is comprised of CU law students. The Caucus encourages women’s advancement in law, provides a hospitable atmosphere for female students and faculty at the law school, provides a forum in which women's concerns can be addressed, and generally promotes and protects the interests and welfare of women.
303-492-1878
MILITARY
AIR FORCE RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS
 
Air Force Reserve Officer Training Core provides courses on leadership, the history of air power, and the Air Force today. Students may enroll as Cadets with the purpose of becoming a commissioned officer upon graduation, or take courses for elective credit.
303-492-8351
Mailto:crone@spot.Colorado.edu
MILITARY
ARMY RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS
 
The Reserve Officer Training Corps combines academic study with a military officer's educational program, while allowing students the option of serving in regular or reserve commission after graduation.
303-492-3549
mailto:goldbar@colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/arotc
MILITARY
CIVIL AIR PATROL
 
The Flatirons Civil Air Patrol Squadron is associated with the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps detachment. The Patrol introduces members to aviation principles and history through monthly meetings, field trips, and eight one-hour orientation flights. Members may participate in rescue operations through the squadron's association with other Denver-area units.
303-492-3128
MILITARY
NAVAL RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS
 
The goal of the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps program is to develop competent and confident leaders for our naval forces. Midshipmen attend professional seminars on leadership and management, briefs on current naval and foreign policy issues, and classroom instruction in a variety of subjects. Students are eligible for two-, three-, and four-year scholarships. Upon graduation, students in good standing will receive a reserve commission in the U.S. Navy or Marine Corps and will serve a minimum of four years active duty.
303-492-2582
http://www.Colorado.edu/NROTC
MILITARY
Seccess Enabled Pilots (SEP)
 
SEP is a leadership / academic organization. It is mainly for AF ROTC cadets but it is not limited to other college students. It is mainly a flight club. We will conduct fundraisers on campus, and at local airports. We plan on having a strong community focus. We will focus on aircraft cleaning / restoration. We plan on educating the community on aviation.
 
MILITARY
SILVER WINGS
 
Silver Wings is a national, co-ed professional organization dedicated to creating proactive, knowledgeable and effective civic leaders through community service, and to educate about national defense. We focus on personal development and civic awareness. One of our primary objectives is to aid individual members in developing skills which can be utilized throughout their lives and careers. We meet once a week in the Air Force lounge in the stadium.
 
Mailto:cusilverwings@gmail.com
MILITARY
VETERANS ASSOCIATION
 
The Veterans Association is a non-profit organization of veterans, reservists, national guardsmen, active duty military personnel, and any other members of the university community interested in the welfare of veterans in particular and the university community in general.
303-492-5034
Mailto:veterans@lists.Colorado.edu
MUSIC
Boulder Bassoon Quartet
 
The Boulder Bassoon Quartet provides alternatives in high quality musical experiences. Comprised of 4 classically trained musicians, the Quartet plays a wide range of music for bassoon, from 'serious' concert works to fun arrangements. As a musical ensemble, we will fill many roles & performances (weddings, social gatherings, concert hall performances...), and will serve the community through outreach concerts and educational events. All members of the Quartet have training and/or experience in music education and will incorporate that into our events. As CU students & alumni we will serve as de facto recruiters for the CU College of Music.
720-891-2259
Mailto:brian.jack@colorado.edu
MUSIC
BOULDER JAM COMMUNITY
 
A group developed to bring musicians together and encourage new ideas through the art of impromptu.
952-393-1691
Mailto:george.hosfield@colorado.edu
http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/BoulderJamCommunity/
MUSIC
Diverse Musician's Alliance
UMC 301
303-492-8468
Mailto:Frederick.Peterbark@Colorado.edu
MUSICAL
BUFFOONS
 
The Buffoons is an all-male (and CU's oldest) a cappella group. Auditions have been held every semester since the group's inception in 1962.
303-444-6434
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/Buffoons/
MUSICAL
COLLEGE OF MUSIC STUDENT UNION
 
The music branch of the University of Colorado Student Union, the College of Music Student Union exists for music majors interested in learning more about the Student Union.
303-492-6352
MUSICAL
COLLEGIATE CHORALE
 
The Collegiate Chorale is an ensemble that consists equally of music and non-music majors. Size varies from 50 to 70 singers.
303-492-8714
MUSICAL
COLORADO MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE
 
Affiliated with the Music Educators National Conference, the Colorado Music Educators National Conference is for pre-music education teachers and is open to all interested in music education.
303-492-1926 or 303-492-6352
MUSICAL
EXTREME MEASURES
 
CU's premier mixed a cappella ensemble. Performing around campus and the community for 6 years.
303-492-0101
mailto:extreme@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/ExtremeMeasures/
MUSICAL
IN THE BUFF
 
Mission Statement: To sing prettily and impress our raving audiences. As an acappella group we offer a Non-Greek extracurricular alternative. We provide music and entertainment for CU students, faculty, and staff as well as surrounding Colorado communities. Brief Description: We gain respect and goodwill between the University and the greater Boulder public through performance and integrity.
303-492-2833
mailto:itb@inthebuff.org
http://www.inthebuff.org
MUSICAL
JAZZ ENSEMBLES AT CU
 

The Jazz Ensembles at CU are open to music majors and non-music majors. The ensembles cover a variety of big band music. Placement is through audition only.

Current Roster

Kurtis Adams  Matt Pitts  Danny Meyer  Josh Musselwhite  Damani Phillips  
Scott McKee  Dave Rajewski  Tom Gershwin  Kevin Woods  Steve Morley  
Andrew Bell  Kyle Rightly  Johanna Rubsam  Mike Woodward  Brian Dean  
Aaron Miller  Ryan Hayden  Grant Larson  Danny Moreno  Aakash Mittal  
Aaron DiVesta  Grady Castle  Evan Honse  Brandon Dickson  Tyler Van Dam  
James Priest  Brian Margrave  Seth Wilkinson  Andrew Habig  Mike Jokela
 Kenton Asche  Carmen Kidwell  Mitchel Montealegre  Andrew Hoyle  Tristan Lipkie
303-492-8810
Mailto:John.S.Davis@Colorado.edu
MUSICAL
JAZZ IMPROVISATION WORKSHOP AT CU
 
The Jazz Improvisation Workshop is open to all those interested in the study of jazz improvisation.
303-492-8810
Mailto:John.S.Davis@Colorado.edu
MUSICAL
KAPPA KAPPA PSI
 
Kappa Kappa Psi is a co-ed, honorary service fraternity for college bandsmen. The fraternity supports all CU bands and provides receptions and services for all College of Music events.
303-492-6584
Mailto:kkpsi@ucsu.Colorado.edu
MUSICAL
MEN'S CHORUS
 
Men's Chorus is comprised of students, faculty, and community members. Note: the ensemble does not fulfill music major ensemble credit
303-492-8714
http://ucsub.Colorado.edu/~menchoir/
MUSICAL
MILE 21 A CAPPELLA
 
MiLE 21 A Cappella is a co-ed vocal performance group from the University of Colorado at Boulder. We are a completely student-run group, specializing in original sound and innovative in-house arrangements. The group holds auditions at the beginning of each semester always looking for the best and most enthusiastic singers on campus. MiLE 21 seeks to break the 'barbershop' stereotype by connecting with the contemporary taste of college students and today's most critical ears. MiLE 21 now gigs all over Colorado, competes nation-wide, and is still looking for ways to collectively achieve creative innovation and musical excellence. For information, please visit our website at www.mile-21.com. There, you can hear recently recorded songs, read up on member bios, check out when and where we are performing next, find all of our contact information, and so much MORE!
720-234-5498
Mailto:Mary.Foster@Colorado.edu
http://www.mile-21.com
MUSICAL
On the Rocks
 
Group’s Purpose: To provide a musical environment for women that is purely vocal and unaccompanied. Benefit: Groups serves as an outlet for women who wish to sing and perform on campus and in the community. Our repetoire will be diverse and will stem from the knowledge and musicianship of each member.
 
Mailto:CUontherocks@gmail.com
MUSICAL
PERFORMING JAZZ COMBOS
 
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Placement in the jazz combo program is through audition only and open to non-music majors as well as music majors. These performing groups focus on jazz repertory, improvisation and styles.

Current Roster

Kevin Woods  Danny Meyer  Kurtis Adams  Brian Dean  Aaron Miller  
Ryan Hayden  Josh Musselwhite  Dave Rawjweski  Eric Wiggs  Juli Royster  
Andrew Hoyle  Matt Pitts  Grant Larson  Tom Gershwin  Adam Collins  
Carmen Kidwell  Johaness Weidenmuller  Todd Conrad  Danny Moreno  Steve Morley  
Bill Huston  Matt Schultz  Aakash Mittal  Aaron DiVesta.  Emily Takahashi
Eric Economy  Eric Simley  John Soldo  Matt Gerbert  Scott McKee  
Phil Johnson  Jim Fricker  Zach Wollerman  Tim Short
303-492-8810
Mailto:John.S.Davis@Colorado.edu
MUSICAL
SIGMA ALPHA IOTA
 
A women’s fraternity dedicated to sharing music and philanthrop with the CU community and music world. Brief Description: -support and encourages women of all ages, races and nationalities -supports and promotes successful and innovative educational programs in music -cultivates excellence in musical performance -promotes programs and activities that stress the love and importance of music
303-492-8614
MUSICAL
THE ASSOCIATION FOR JAZZ EDUCATION
 
The Assosciation for Jazz Education is for all those interested in jazz education and becoming a jazz educator.
303-492-8810
Mailto:John.S.Davis@Colorado.edu
MUSICAL
THE EARLY JAZZ CLUB
 
The Early Jazz Group is a performing student ensemble focused on the early styles of jazz. Entrance is based on audition and open to music majors and non-music majors.
303-735-5299
Mailto:Matthew.Fuller@Colorado.edu
MUSICAL
UNIVERSITY CHOIR
 
The University Choir ensemble consists primarily of undergraduate music majors. Graduate-level music majors should audition for the University Singers. The size of University Choir varies from 30 to 50 singers. The Choir toured Europe during summer, 1998 and 2000.
303-492-8714
MUSICAL
UNIVERSITY SINGERS
 
The University Singers ensemble consists primarily of graduate students. Undergraduate music majors should audition for University Choir, Women's Chorus, or Collegiate Chorale.
303-492-8714
MUSICAL
WOMEN'S CHORUS
 
All classes and disciplines throughout the University are strongly represented in the ensemble of women's voices.
303-492-8714
POLITICAL
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
UMC Room 346
Amnesty International is a worldwide grass roots human rights organization that works autonomously from all governments, government agencies, and/or corporations. Amnesty International is mostly volunteer based and works to ensure that the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights is upheld.
303-735-4918
Mailto:amnesty@Colorado.edu
POLITICAL
CAMPUS NARAL
 
Campus NARAL is the political arm of the pro-choice movement. A branch of the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League, we work on choice campaigns on the national, state, and local levels.
 
Mailto:naral@ucsu.Colorado.edu
POLITICAL
COLLEGE DEMOCRATS
UMC Room 341
Looking for a great way to make positive changes in the community and meet exciting, open-minded people? Come join College Democrats as they meet elected officials, enhance community political participation, and promote progressive ideas and community outreach. For more information and for meeting times, visit UMC, #351.
303-492-0801
Mailto:Dems@Colorado.edu
POLITICAL
COLLEGE REPUBLICANS
UMC Room 445
We are the college branch of the Republican Party. We believe in getting conservatives elected, including to positions in our own student government. If you are tired of liberals telling you what to think, join the College Republicans.
303-492-1245
Mailto:cugop@ucsub.Colorado.edu
POLITICAL
Indigenous Support Network
UMC 348
The purpose of this group is to raise awareness in the campus community and do projects and campaigns pertaining to development, human rights, and emergency relief in developing countries and their indigenous communities around the world. Benefits: ISN wants to build the space for CU students to engage in the struggle to end endemic impoverishment, repression, and racism afflirting indigenous communities around the world. Students and the wider CU community will benefit greatly from educational and activist work in global development and the protection of human rights carried out by CU ISN members, both on and off campus.
303-506-9648
Mailto:ISN@colorado.edu
http://www.indigenoussupport.net
POLITICAL
ONE CAMPAIGN (THE)
 
The ONE Campaign is an international organization that is working to make poverty history. Every 3 seconds a child dies from extreme poverty. If you would like to help and be a part of the CU-Boulder chapter, please email for more information. Also, please visit www.one.org for more information on the whole organization.
303-941-4807
Mailto:Erin.P.Macdonald@colorado.edu
http://www.one.org
POLITICAL
POLITICAL SCIENCE STUDENT ORGANIZATION (PSSO)
Political Science Department in Ketchum 106
 
Mailto:Courtney.Kramer@Colorado.edu
POLITICAL
POPULATION CONNECTION
 
Overpopulation threatens the quality of life for people everywhere. Population Connection is the national grassroots population organization that educates young people and advocates progressive action to stabilize world population at a level that can be sustained by Earth's resources. We are the student group of the Boulder chapter; we focus on local population-related issues such as human health, human rights, and environmental degradation.
720-352-3922
http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/PopulationConnection/index.html
POLITICAL
RESPECT LIFE COMMITTEE
UMC Room 329
The Respect Life Committee at CU is a policy-oriented group working toward a political and socially ideological end to abortion. We work on providing information about the issue and provide on-campus support to the national and global pro-life campaign.
 
mailto:rlc@Colorado.edu
POLITICAL
Students for Israel
 
 
RELIGIOUS
ADVENTIST CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP - ACF
 
Adventist Christian Fellowship at CU seeks to provide an environment for students to experience Christian friendship, explore faith, and ultimately, to encounter Jesus Christ. As students and academic professionals, we desire to integrate our faith and our learning, to become "thinkers, and not mere reflectors of other people's thoughts." At the same time, we aim to build bridges of understanding and friendship among people of all faiths. We meet for lunches, outings, and fellowship, and maintain close ties to the Boulder Seventh-day Adventist Church.
303-442-1522
Mailto:cgellidoride@yahoo.com
RELIGIOUS
ALPHA DELTA CHI
 
Alpha Delta Chi is the only Christian sorority on campus, and it provides a place for Christian women of all denominations to grow spiritually through fellowship and service. With a university as large as ours, Alpha Delta Chi is a great opportunity to find community which is both supportive and challenging. The sisters in Alpha Delta Chi are not only sorority sisters, but also eternal sisters in Christ. We have so much fun together with many social events each semester, including formals, philanthropies, hanging out with our brother fraternity Alpha Gamma Omega, as well as participating in Greek Life.
303-492-6359
RELIGIOUS
ANNEX: REAL LIFE IN JESUS CHRIST. (THE)
 
The Annex: Real Life in Jesus Christ is a church-based Christian ministry to university students in First Presbyterian Church, the University of Colorado, and surrounding areas. The group desires to glorify God in all it says and does by presenting Christ to college-age students and all they influence. The group is a welcoming, playing, praying, learning, serving, and multiplying Christian body and believes that such action will result in evangelism, discipleship, spiritual growth, a community of believers, leadership development, and mission-mindedness.
303-402-6425
Mailto:bstephens@fpcboulder.org
RELIGIOUS
Aquinas Institute for Catholic Thought (AICT) (The)
 
The Aquinas Institute for catholic thought, (AICT) exists to evaluate students, faculty, staff and the broader Boulder community in the Catholic Intellectual Tradition. We seek to establish a continuos scholarly relationship with the University of Colorado- Boulder, without compromise or ilution to take Gospel of Jesus Christ as expressed in the Magisterium of the Catholic church, for the common good of all.
720-564-1111
Mailto:mathew.boettger@thomascenter.org
http://www.thomascenter.org
RELIGIOUS
BAHA’I CAMPUS ASSOCIATION
UMC Room 452
Through community activities, the Baha’i Club promotes unity in diversity using the teachings of Baha’u’llah, the founder of the Baha’i faith. Club members also participate in activities with other clubs and organizations.
303-735-5797
Mailto:bca@mail.Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/BCA
RELIGIOUS
BAPTIST CAMPUS MINISTRY
 
chrIStian chaLLEnge IS change. Come join other students who desire to "know Christ and live His challenge." Christian Challenge is dedicated to changing the world through God-honoring relationships. Join them on Wednesday nights for meaningful music, fellowship, and messages. Develop authentic relationships in weekly small groups in the residence halls and off-campus.
303-494-7910
Mailto:challeng@Colorado.edu
http://www.christianchallengeatcu.org
RELIGIOUS
BHAKTI YOGA CLUB
UMC 446
Bhakti Yoga at CU Boulder invites everyone to practice the ancient spiritual teachings of India which date back over 5,000 years. 'Bhakti' means 'devotion' and 'yoga' means 'union', thus, club meetings are aimed at connecting ourselves to that supreme being in the universie, Krishna of God. This vedir process of Bhakti yoga includes chanting, dancing & feasting and gives one intimate associate with Krishna. Meetings are at 6pm every Wednesday & locations varies so please check the website for details. Thank you and Namaste'
 
Mailto:BhaktaJeff@BoulderKrishnaHouse.com
http://www.cubhaktiyoga.com
RELIGIOUS
Big Questions of Christianity Forum
 
To provide an environment to debate and discuss the big questions asked of Christianity. Atheists, Agnostics, Christians, and different faiths are welcome and encouraged to come. This will provide an open forum environment for people to explore truth by hearing viewpoint from across the spectrum.
 
RELIGIOUS
BOULDER VALLEY CHURCH OF CHRIST
 
A campus outreach of the Boulder Valley Church of Christ, the group is dedicated to helping students have a greater relationship with God and with each other.
303-499-4085
RELIGIOUS
Campus Ambassadors
 
We are a community of people whose lives are dedicated to being transformed by the love of Jesus Christ. Some of our main features include building a diverse close community, social justice, getting connected to a local church, evangelism, constant spiritual growth, and building Christian leadership. We meet for “Refuge” every Thursday from 7:30pm-9pm in Benson 185. Come check us out!
303-908-7834
Mailto:campus.ambassadors@gmail.com
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/campusambassadors/
RELIGIOUS
Campus America
 
Campus America is a tool for students to: - Unify their faith in Jesus Christ, the Son of God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, through and in prayer and science. - In coordination with the Holy Spirit, spark and ignite a steadfast, perseverant, and devout culture of prayer. - Dedicate a specific area(s) to God in Boulder through constant 24/7 prayer. -This group will help students form deeper relationships with peers and God. Through service, the campus and surrounding Boulder area will be benefited.
303-718-3010
Mailto:247prayer.boulder@gmail.com
RELIGIOUS
CAMPUS BIBLE FELLOWSHIP
 
Campus Bible Fellowship provides in-depth Bible studies designed to help individuals learn about Jesus Christ. Opportunities for fellowship and service are also provided.
303-499-1117
RELIGIOUS
CATHOLICS ON CAMPUS
 
Catholics on Campus exists to bring you to a deeper knowledge, love, and service of Jesus Christ. Catholics on Campus offers personal, spiritual, intellectual and apostolic formation for future leaders. COC provides a vibrant community of faith and culture where you can grow in your understanding and articulation of the faith. through education, participation in service and social opportunities, life- long friendships, and spiritual formation through the Sacraments, retreats, Bible studies and so much more!
303-443-8383
RELIGIOUS
Chabad Student Group
 
Chabad House is a unique and vibrant center, providing a home away from home for Jewish students of every denomination at University of Colorado @ Boulder as well as to any student who walks through it’s doors We offer a wide range of programs from religuos services and classes to Hebrew lessons, to social events and Israel oriented programs. For a complete list see our web site at JewishCU.com
303-880-7788
Mailto:rabbi@jewishcu.com
http://JewishCU.com
RELIGIOUS
CHI ALPHA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
 
Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship is a national organization of students in higher education who unite to express the person and claims of Jesus Christ to the campus community and to call others into a relationship with Him. The organization finds its identity and task in Paul's words, "We are therefore Christ's ambassadors...we implore you on Christ's behalf: be reconciled to God." (II Corinthians 5:20) Chi Alpha’s vision is to reconcile students to Christ -- transforming the university, the marketplace, and the world.
303-494-1616
RELIGIOUS
Christian Buffalo Fellowship
 
CBF provides an atmosphere of fellowship and spiritual growth for CU students affiliated with Resurrection Church.
 
RELIGIOUS
CHRISTIAN CHALLENGE
 
chrIStian chaLLEnge IS change. Come join other students who desire to "know Christ and live His challenge." Christian Challenge is dedicated to changing the world through God-honoring relationships. Join them on Wednesday nights for meaningful music, fellowship, and messages. Develop authentic relationships in weekly small groups in the residence halls and off-campus.
303-494-7910
Mailto:challeng@Colorado.edu
http://www.christianchallengeatcu.org
RELIGIOUS
Christian Legal Society (CLS)
Wolf Law Bldg
CLS at CU is a local chapter of the national Christian legal society locally we provide fellowship and thoughtful discussion of issues facing law students and lawyers today. We follow the national CLS mission: "To be the national grassroots network of lawyers and law students, committed to proclaiming, loving and service Jesus Christ, through all we do and say in the practice of law, and advocating biblical conflict reconciliation, public justice, religious freedom and the sanctity of human life.
 
http://www.clsnet.org
RELIGIOUS
Christian Men’s Club
 
Christian’s Mens Club exists to provide an open community to men on the University of Colorado-Boulder campus, regardless of their denominational background. We aim to build relationships and provide growth in one’s fait. The University benefits by having a positively oriented group of students associated with CU, as well as the reputation of providing opportunities for students to engage their beliefs. Our group benefits by the independent association to CU and student body access channels that CU provides.
303-519-9207
RELIGIOUS
CRU - CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST
 
To experience God’s love and share it with others so that CU students have an opportunity to grow in relationships with each other and with God in a transformational community that builds bridges to every corner of the campus and to every corner of the world. Brief Description: - leadership development of students - spiritual development and council for students - improving CU culture and community as develop students who love, care, and serve others.
303-543-8164
Mailto:mark.brende@uscm.org
http://www.gotfuel.org
RELIGIOUS
EPISCOPALIANS ON CAMPUS
 
Episcopalians on Campus operates in connection with St. Aidan's Episcopal Church, with the Reverend Dustin Berg serving as campus minister.
303-443-2503
Mailto:chaplain@canterburycolorado.org
http://canterburycolorado.org
RELIGIOUS
FOCUS- The Fellowship of Catholic University Students
 
The Fellowship of Catholic University Students(FOCUS) cares for the good of the whole person by encouraging the spiritual growth of our members and the University community at large. We do this primarily through small-group Bible studies, one-on-on mentoring, and large group leadership training. We encourage our members to be strong Christian leaders, especially concentrating on the virtues of chastity, sobriety, and excellence, thus setting an example of responsibility for the university community.
 
Mailto:focus@thomascenter.org
http://www.focusonline.org
RELIGIOUS
HILLEL: JEWISH STUDENT RESOURCE CENTER
UMC Room 351
HILLEL JEWISH STUDENT RESOURCE CENTER The foundation for Jewish campus life, is open to all who are interested in learning more about Judaism and is dedicated to bringing meaningful and celebratory Jewish experiences to all Jewish members of the university world. Hillel is a meeting place for students with a wide range of perspectives and encourages and assists students, faculty, and community leaders in creating spiritual, intellectual, cultural, and social experiences for the Jewish student community. Most importantly, Hillel is a place where all aspects of Jewish life can be explored in a comfortable setting, among friends.
303-442-6571
Mailto:hillelcu@hillelcolorado.org
http://cu.hillelcolorado.org
RELIGIOUS
HORIZONS INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
 
Providing to international students in the Boulder area a community with resources to meet their needs. We offer opportunities to meet other students to adjust culturally as well as spiritually to improve English proficiency, and to grow relationally during their stay here.
303-442-3333
Mailto:horizonscu@gmail.com
RELIGIOUS
INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
 
Intervarsity is a community of Christian students and honest seekers who focus on Jesus and seek to follow him with integrity and intensity.
303-437-2102
RELIGIOUS
INTERVARSITY GRADUATE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
 
InterVarsity Graduate Christian Fellowship is a community of graduate students, post-docs and professionals seeking to follow Jesus Christ in every area of life. We seek to engage with the life of the mind to transform the heart through fellowship, Bible study, and prayer. We desire to build strong relationships from which we can share Christ’s love with others through service and evangelism.
303-746-2231
Mailto:scott_filkin@ivstaff.org
http://www.ivgcfcolorado.org
RELIGIOUS
LATTER-DAY SAINTS STUDENT ASSOCIATION (LDSSA)
 
The Latter-day Saints Student Association is for students belonging to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Classes, meetings, and activities are held weekly.
303-449-8980
Mailto:petersonkm@ldsces.org
RELIGIOUS
LITTLE SPARK MISSION
ECCR 1B40
Little Spark is an Evangelical Christian fellowship. We seek to know and follow Jesus Christ as his disciples. If you want to meet new friends or want to know about God, please join us for worship in ECCR 1B40 Thursdays at 7 pm.
720-352-1744
Mailto:lilspark@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/littlespark
RELIGIOUS
LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRY, EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF AMERICA
 
LCM is grounded in Christ, engaged in the world. We warmly welcome and invite students of every race, gender, sexual orientation, Lutheran, non-Lutheran or no faith background to come and join our community and fellowship.
303-786-7137
Mailto:laurela@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/lcm/
RELIGIOUS
MUSLIM STUDENT ASSOCIATION
UMC Room 331
The Muslim Student Association was established in 1980 by a handful of Muslim students. The main purpose of the MSA is to help educate Muslims and non-Muslims about the religion of Islam, with the hope of clarifying any misunderstandings about the religion due to the sometimes-negative media image of Islam. We provide a forum for discussion as well as a resource to answer questions.
303-492-4144
Mailto:msa@colorado.edu
http://www.cumuslims.com
RELIGIOUS
NAVIGATORS (THE)
 
"...To Know Christ and make Him known…" Navigators is an inter-denominational Christian service organization with one-on-one, small-group, and large-group activities.
 
Mailto:cunavs@gmail.com
RELIGIOUS
PRISM
 
United Ministries in Higher Education is an ecumenical campus ministry that strives to provide students with an alternative place to explore vital issues involving ethics, spirituality, and friendship. The organization is open and affirming and a safe place for all, regardless of faith, tradition, race, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, ability, financial circumstance, or background.
303-443-3960
RELIGIOUS
RELIGIOUS CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS
UMC Room 329
RCO is an "umbrella organization" for 23 different religious groups from a wide variety of faith traditions. All the member groups do a wide range of programming and activities - for more information on any of the groups stop by our office.
 
RELIGIOUS
SIGMA RHO LAMBDA
 
Sigma Rho Lambda is a local Jewish sorority at the University of Colorado at Boulder. We are a sisterhood for Jewish girls on the CU campus looking to celebrate Jewish holidays with their sisters in addition to holding social events with other sororities and Jewish groups on campus. We are active in supporting the Jewish fraternities and Jewish groups like Chabad and Hillel, and we also support our local philanthropy Jewish Family Services of Boulder through volunteering.
 
mailto:alyssa.scharf@colorado.edu
http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/sigmarholambda
RELIGIOUS
Soka Gakkai International-USA University Group
 
Mission Statement: This groups purpose is the promotion of peace, culture, and education through Buddhist principles. Brief Description: Our group offers the potential for greater cultural understanding and a sharing of knowledge and experience. The university venue provides a favorable setting for open dialogue about issues of positive human development. We hope to thereby broaden our own understanding as well as share our discoveries. This should open new venues of understanding for students and SGI members alike.
303-772-6191
Mailto:introduction.to.buddhism@gmail.com
http://www.sgi-usa.org
RELIGIOUS
STUDENTS CHRISTIAN LIFE MOVEMENT (SCLM)
 
SCLM is an organization designed to foster knowledge, spiritual life and virtue according to the teachings of the Catholic Church for CU-Boulder students. We aim to encourage and develop intellectual formation, maturity, leadership integrity and character. We also want to reach out towards other Christian denominations in order to promote unity and companionship. We will pursue these objectives with speakers and activities consistent with catholic teaching. Membership is open to all University of Colorado students.
 
Mailto:Michael.Lopes@Colorado.edu
RELIGIOUS
STUDENTS FOR LIFE
 
Students for Life is an organization of pro-life college students committed to promoting, celebrating, and defending a culture of life on the college campus at the University of Colorado. We aim to raise awareness about pro-life issues and the value of all human life from conception until natural death. We meet weekly at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Center.
303-443-8383
RELIGIOUS
Unitarian Universalist Student Organization
 
Our mission is to provide a spiritual home on campus for students identifying as Unitarian Universalist (and others). Students that have a community of support (like ours) will have a more enjoyable and successful experience at the University.
 
Mailto:David.Denkenberger@Colorado.edu
RELIGIOUS
UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPEL (ULC) - THE LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSOURI SYNOD
 
ULC is a student led congregation of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. Our faith is grounded in the inspired and inerrant Word of God. We preach Christ Crucified for the sins of the world. We receive God's gifts in Worship, and Bible Study. ULC is located on the corner of Colorado and Folsom.
303-443-8720
mailto:pastor@ulcboulder.org
http://www.ulcboulder.org
RELIGIOUS
URANTIA BOOK CLUB (THE)
 
The Urantia Book is a synthesis of Science, Philosphy and Religion. The Urantia Book Club is an organization dedicated to encouraging students and others to explore and discuss the teachings put forth in the Urantia Papers and to lend whatever support we can toward that end. For more information contact Donald Green.
303-530-5216
Mailto:dsgreen1@comcast.net
RELIGIOUS
WESLEY FELLOWSHIP - UNITED METHODIST CAMPUS MINISTRY
 
303-443-3934
Mailto:webmaster@wesleyf.org
http://www.wesleyf.org
RELIGIOUS
YOUNG LIFE - BEYOND
 
BEYOND is Young Life for college students at the University of Colorado. If you are looking to go beyond what the average college student experiences, then BEYOND is for you. We have weekly meetings, bible studies, mentoring, girl's & guy's nights, etc. There is also the opportunity to become a WyldLife or Young Life leader while you are a student at CU.
303-494-7410
mailto:matt@younglifeboulder.com
http://www.boulder.younglife.org
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ALPHA PHI OMEGA
UMC Room 448
Interested in helping people? Enjoy community service? Like hanging out with other fun-loving people? Then Alpha Phi Omega is for you!! The co-ed, national service fraternity, not affiliated with the Intra-fraternity Council, is founded on the ideals of leadership, friendship, and service. The society has an open membership policy, with activation requirements based solely on participation in the fraternity. If such an organization sounds like something that interests you, Alpha Phi Omega would love to hear from you!
303-492-7648
Mailto:alphio@ucsub.Colorado.edu
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS ASME
 
Club Description: Purpose/Mission: The American Society of Mechanical Engineers is a professional society that oversees many codes and standards in Industry as well as providing networking and learning opportunities for its members. The ASME student group would like to provide the same for CU students w/ a focus on networking, introduction to life in industry, and hands on experience in Engineering projects. The latter being involvement in ASME’s design competitions. Benefit: The student run ASME at CU will broaden the community’s knowledge of the importance of Mechanical Engineers and how their skills can improve and enhance the world we live in. It will also provide a support network for existing Mechanical Engineering students socially, academically, and professionally.
303-492-5475
SERVICE
BEST BUDDIES
 
Through individual interaction and group activities, Best Buddies forms friendships between CU students and developmentally disabled adults.
303-492-7632
SERVICE
Bridge to Senegal
 
Our mission is to support nonprofit Organizations that benefit children, families, a disadvantaged population in West Africa - specifically the countries of Guinea, Senegal and Mali. We are actively creating a bridge between cultures by raising awareness about poverty, volunteering trips. Our club provides students and community members with a valuable learning & experiential opportunity & we believe that the fate of others is intertwined with the fate of ourselves, and therefore by being of service to others we are also serving ourselves.
 
Mailto:senegal@colorado.edu
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CU GOING LOCAL
 
CU Going Local seeks to provide CU students with educational forums and outreach opportunities that support the Boulder County Going Local movement. CU Going Local aims to be a place where people can learn about the relocation movement, discuss the various factors surrounding the movement, and obtain resources and knowledge to further support the movement in the Boulder community. When the local community is supported, $.43/1 stays in the local economy, as opposed to only $.13/1 when the product is not local. By supporting the local products and businesses, the Boulder economy becomes stronger and CU gains more financial support and a stronger public image. Also, buying more local products is a huge positive for the environment and greatly reduces environmental degradation, which is beneficial for everyone.
 
Mailto:cugoinglocal@gmail.com
http://www.cugoinglocal.com
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CU NIGHTRIDE
 
CU Nightride is a campus safety program sponsored by the University of Colorado Student Union. Nightride is a safe, free, late-night transportation service available to CU students, faculty, and staff. The Nightride vehicle leaves from the University Memorial Center (UMC) every half-hour during scheduled times of operation. Meet at the UMC Reception Desk. Anyone needing a ride may call 492-SAFE. People can also request rides at the Nightride desk located in the second-floor Reception area of the UMC.
303-492-7233 (or, for most current schedule: 303-492-3230)
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Eco Surf Volunteers at CU
 
Description: Eco Surf Volunteers at CU is an environmental and humanitarian organization that addresses social issues locally and internationally. This group promotes awareness of those issues with hands-on volunteer projects. We have selected Canoa, Ecuador as our international volunteer destination where we work with the community to develop greater opportunities for it in the future. Locally, Eco Surf Volunteers also focuses on the fight against poverty and dedicates time and effort to give those who do not have the means resources for sucess.
847-702-6414
http:// www.ecosurfvolunteers.org
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Helpline Referenda
119 UCB
Group Mission: to provide immediate, confidential support and trained assistance to CU Boulder campus community. In addition, our telephone service will act as a bridge between callers and professional resources. Benefit: group will provide the only psychological support service that functions after regular buisness hours, and is associated with CU. We will provide callers with professional resources as well. Members of out stu. grp. benefit by gaining real world experience in the mental health field, participation on campus and giving back to their community.
303-492-2085
Mailto:cuhl@colorado.edu
http://www.cuhelpline.com
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INVST
 
The International & National Voluntary Service Training is the only program of its kind at a major university. The program is a two-year commitment combining meaningful community service with challenging academic work and comprehensive leadership training. The organization’s mission is to develop well-informed citizens who are trained as leaders to analyze and solve community problems as a lifetime commitment.
303-492-8045
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PEACE CORPS
UMC Room 1B72A
The Peace Corps, established in 1961 is a humanitarian organization that sends volunteers to developing countries around the world, on 27 month assignments including Agriculture, Business, Education, Community Service, Environment and Health.
303-492-8454
http://www.colorado.edu/iece/peacecorps/
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REAL CHOICES PREGNANCY CENTER
UMC Room 441
We offer free and confidential services to women on campus facing an unexpected pregnancy. We provide free pregnancy tests, support & practical assistance.
303-492-8778
Mailto:choices@Colorado.edu
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN RESCUE GROUP
UMC Room 1B39
The aims stated in the Bylaws of the Rocky Mountain Rescue Group are the following: "To maintain an active group of volunteers, trained and equipped for mountain search and rescue missions, to promote safety in mountain recreation, and to assist in emergencies such as fires, floods, blizzards, and civil defense, where first aid and rescue services are needed." The Group provides emergency care and transportation to anyone injured off of a driveable roadway anywhere in Boulder County, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The all-volunteer group is comprised of climbers, mountaineers, backpackers, hikers, and people who spend time in the outdoors and draws new members largely from the CU community. The Group’s goal is to ensure that for anyone injured in the Boulder outdoors, there is a group of individuals with the dedication, equipment, and training to provide emergency care. Rocky Mountain Rescue Group is a primarily student organization which also includes professors, medical service providers, and Boulder county professional members. The Group holds public meetings the first, third, and fifth Wednesday of each month and practices the first, third, and fifth Sunday of each month. Outdoor experience is desirable, but the most important qualities for new members are a drive to learn and a desire to help people in need.
303-492-6371 or 303-492-7141
Mailto:contact@rockymountainrescue.org
http://www.RockyMountainRescue.org
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Student Emergency Medical Services (SEMS)
UMC 447
SEMS aims to create a safer student experience by providing peer-to-peer education and quality emergency care to the CU campus and community. Our peer-to-peer education program teaches incoming freshmen about the dangers of binge drinking, alcohol and drug poisoning, and the risks of college social life. Additionally, SEMS provides CPR, AED, and first aid training to the campus and community with certified American Heart Association instructors. Our EMTs stand duty during student-organized and campus-affiliated social and sporting events where alcohol and drug related incidents and/or trauma may occur. We attend all events upon invitation.
303-492-7737
Mailto:sems@colorado.edu
http://www.semsboulder.org
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STUDENTS FOR ORGAN DONATIONS
 
Students for Organ Donation is a student-run organization dedicated to promoting organ and tissue donation, awareness, and registration. We seek to empower CU Students to make a difference in a growing international health crisis: the shortage of vital organs and tissues.
 
Mailto:Talbot.Fucci@colorado.edu
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VOLUNTEER RESOURCE CENTER
UMC Room 127
The Volunteer Resource Center has served as CU Boulder's student-driven volunteer placement center since 1965. VRC matches students with hundreds of volunteer opportunities based on their interests, talents, and skills. VRC services are open to all students, from those who would simply like to volunteer for a one-time event or make a weekly commitment for the semester, to those looking to gain direct experience in different fields, such as: education, health, law/justice, arts & culture, youth services, conservation, disability services, wildlife, recreation, senior services, women's advocacy, homelessness/poverty, ecology. In addition to facilitating individual connections, VRC connects student groups to community organizations for group service projects. VRC hosts Volunteer Fairs each semester, as well as food & clothing drives, and a variety of service projects throughout the year. VRC also houses Alternative Breaks, a student-run program that organizes student volunteer trips during university breaks. Past trips focused on issues such as Native American rights, domestic violence, wildlife rescue, homelessness, education, and ecology in places such as Shiprock Reservation in New Mexico, Camp Campbell in northern California, and more. In addition to using VRC services for information on volunteering, students can serve as VRC volunteers, interns, board members or staff members.
303-492-7632
Mailto:vch@ucsu.Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/vch
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WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER
UMC Room 416
The Women's Resource Center serves as a resource for the university community and as an advocate for women of all backgrounds, races, classes, ages, sexual orientations, political and religious beliefs, and abilities. The Center works for gender equity, and centralizes information on services, organizations, and events in a women-friendly environment. The Women’s Resource Center also hosts peer groups for people with shared interests, arranges interactive events, and publishes a newsletter each semester. The Center is a wonderful place to connect with various organizations, university services, and people committed to women's issues and diversity as a whole. The Center aims to reach out to the CU and greater Boulder community by creating coalitions and joint programming with CU student groups and community organizations. The Women’s Resource Center is also home to the International Women's Alliance and Women's Sports and Fitness Club.
303-492-5713
Mailto:wrc@spot.Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentAffairs/WomensResourceCenter/
SPECIAL INTEREST
180º11
UMC Room 345
180º11 (The 180 Degree Shift, at the 11th Hour) is part of the international campaign to create ethical policies at major institutions, like the University of Colorado, when student, public, or institutional money is spent while doing business with corporations implicated in human rights violations, environmental destruction, or other social, economic, or environmental injustice.
303-735-1801
http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/18011/
SPECIAL INTEREST
AIESEC COLORADO
UMC Room 121A
AIESEC, a global, student-run, non-profit organization, promotes international and cultural understanding through management and participation in an international work exchange program.
303-492-8670
Mailto:aiesec@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/AIESEC/
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ALPINE CLUB
UMC Room 354
The mission of the Alpine Club is to create an organization that would bring together the university’s alpine community. It would offer a means for the alpine community to meet and collaborate on a variety of ideas and plans. It would also offer members information, knowledge, and support towards any alpine endeavors or issues. The Alpine Club would be designed to cater to the needs of the university’s large number of climbers and backcountry users. If offers the university’s alpine recreationalists a greater sense of community, support, and encouragement; as well as an organization where members are encouraged to become involved in issues concerning alpine areas and the community as a whole. The Alpine Club offers a positive and encouraging environment to assist students and faculty to pursue their love of the mountains and alpine activities.
303-735-6044
Mailto:cualpine@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/alpineclub/
SPECIAL INTEREST
American Medical Student Association
UMC 443
This group provides information, support, and leadership development for future physicians in training. As activists, we seek to foster our philosophy of diversity and community service in the premedical student, while providing benefits and services which aid future physicians in training as they prepare for a career in medicine.
 
Mailto:amsapm@colorado.edu
http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/amsa/membership
SPECIAL INTEREST
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
UMC Room 346
Amnesty International is a human rights organization that works to free prisoners of conscience and to end the death penalty, torture, extra-judicial killings, and "disappearances." The organization campaigns and writes letters on behalf of specific issues and countries, and hosts public speakers and events, as well.
303-735-4918
Mailto:amnesty@Colorado.edu
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ANIME ANONYMOUS
 
Anime Anonymous is a club for people who enjoy watching Anime (Japanese Animation). Members watch a variety of programming, from Japanese television shows to feature films. Anime Anonymous also translates and subtitles Anime. Translating gives English-speaking members an opportunity to learn Japanese and helps Japanese students learn English. The most important objective of the club is to have fun and make friends.
 
Mailto:EricBrunt@msn.com
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/AnimeAnonymous/
SPECIAL INTEREST
ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB
 
The Anthropology Club serves to inform students about career, educational and life opportunities in the field of Anthropology and beyond. We are a resource for anyone who is interested in Anthropology and its many facets. Our meetings are open to anyone with an interest in Anthropology. Our activities include speakers, videos, trips, and attending cultural events both on and off campus.
303-735-0329
Mailto:cuanthclub@hotamail.com
SPECIAL INTEREST
Astrobiology Club
 
To educate and promote the field of science called Astrobiology to the University of Colorado and Boulder community. We also support hands on field trips and activities as well as career service advice to inspire and engage the CU community in Astrobiology.
 
SPECIAL INTEREST
BIKE CLUB
 
Formed to involve, excite, and support the CU Bike community.
 
mailto:bikeclub@Colorado.edu
SPECIAL INTEREST
Boulder Objectivists
 
The Boulder Objectivists goal is to promote and discuss Ayn Rand’s philosophy of Objectivism.
 
Mailto:Zurawski@colorado.edu
http://www.boulderobjectivists.org
SPECIAL INTEREST
BOULDER PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB AT CU
 
The mission of the Boulder Photography Cluyb at CU is to increase campus-wide interest in photography. We aim to provide an organized forum for our members to shoot, exchange and exhibit photography. Members collaboration in this creative group is an attempt to produce higher quality work than members could by themselves, through the critiquing process. Meetings are held bi-monthly usually in Hellems 185
 
Mailto:cuphotog@colorado.edu
SPECIAL INTEREST
BREAKDANCE CLUB AT CU
 
This is a club for everyone from beginners to experts. Come hang out and learn some breakdance moves. The club meets at the CU Recreation Center on Mondays and Thursdays from 8 p.m to midnight.
713-823-8840
Mailto:Samual.Cantor@Colorado.edu
SPECIAL INTEREST
CAMARILLA OF BOULDER (THE)
 
Welcome to the Camarilla! We are an international gaming organization dedicated to the enjoyment of White Wolf's World of Darkness. We support a global live-action roleplaying chronicle as well as social events, community service, and charity fundraising. Becoming a member of the Camarilla gives you access to the largest and best World of Darkness chronicle in the world. You will be able to play your favorite games with thousands of other club members, meet new friends and get exclusive sneak peaks and other perks from White Wolf. Come join the fun. See the website for dates and locations.
 
mailto:dst.camarillaofboulder@gmail.com
http://camboulder.wikidot.com
SPECIAL INTEREST
CAPOEIRA ANGOLA CLUB
 
Our club is dedicated to teaching and promoting Capoeira Angola, an Afro-Brazilian art form that blends playful sparring with music, dance, ritual, philosophy and more.
303-447-0943
Mailto:larryboulder@hotmail.com
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/CapoeiraAngola
SPECIAL INTEREST
CHESS CLUB
 
The Chess Club meets in the UMC room 382, Wednesdays from 6:30p.m. until closing. Beginners are welcome! Free group lessons are offered the second Wednesday of each month. Play skittles, blitz, or rated games. Audition for the CU intercollegiate chess team, which meets at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays. G/90 is open to all. Team registration runs from 7 to 7:15 p.m. There is no entry fee, no prizes, and United States Chess Foundation membership is required.
303-854-7898
mailto:BoulderChessClub@Yahoo.com
SPECIAL INTEREST
Club Name: Speech and Debate Team at CU
 
The speech & Debate Team is dedicated to providing the forum & training for students interested in competitive public speaking & debate. Our group depends on UCSU for the funds to travel & compete. Aside from the competitive success of CU students on a a national stage, the group provides students with the opportunity to hone public speaking & critical thinking skills.
 
SPECIAL INTEREST
CLUB TANGO
 
Club Tango offers you the chance to learn and dance Argentine Tango on campus. Our goal is to bring in instructors to teach you the fundamental skills you need to enjoy the magic of this social dance. We also strive to connect you with the amazing local tango community and travel around the county to represent CU at different tango festivals.
 
Mailto:tango@ucsub.Colorado.edu
http://cutango.com
SPECIAL INTEREST
COALITION AGAINST SWEATSHOP APPAREL (CASA)
 
CASA works to address and improve labor conditions of companies that have licensing agreements with the University of Colorado. CASA works with university policy to improve workplace conditions. Our long term goal is to promote and implement fair, pragmatic and sustainable policy in our schools. The club meets every week in the UMC.
 
Mailto:Claudia.Ebel@Colorado.edu
SPECIAL INTEREST
COLLEGE STUDENTS AGAINST CANCER
UMC Room 454
We emphasize cancer education in the community and the campus, offering opportunities for students to volunteer, raise money for cancer research, interact with cancer patients, and get involved with national organizations.
303-735-5798
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/CollegeStudentsAgainstCancer/
SPECIAL INTEREST
COLLEGES AGAINST CANCER
 
This group is part of a national collaboration of college students, faculty and staff dedicated to fighting cancer, volunteering for the American Cancer Society, and improving college communities by instating and supporting programs of the American Cancer Society. We establish advocacy programs on campus, bring cancer control programs to campus and hold fundraisers. We meet once a week in Duane Physics building.
 
Mailto:Austen.Ishii@Colorado.edu
SPECIAL INTEREST
COMMUNICATION CLUB (COMM CLUB)
Hellems Hall 65
The Communication Club (COMM CLUB) is an academic and networking organization designed to establish a diverse and supportive environment for Communication majors in order to ensure graduation, offer post-graduate preparation, and establish a network between faculty members and students.
303-735-3237
Mailto:Megan.Perkins@Colorado.edu
SPECIAL INTEREST
Conscious Alliance
 
Conscious Alliance is a non-profit organization that helps to end hunger in America by sponsoring food drives at concerts, educating the public about hunger issues, and many other types of outreach to the community. At CU, the goal of the group is to raise $1,000 per semester to help Native Americans who are in dire need of basic necessities on the reservations. We accomplish this goal by organizing fun and exciting events at CU and in the local Boulder community. Events have included hunger education banquets, shows from local artists, and big fundraising parties. CA is a club that has a blast while making a real difference!
 
Mailto:Support@Consciousalliance.org
http://consciousalliance.org
SPECIAL INTEREST
CU Humanities
UMC
Mission: To generate and facilitate academic activities that promote an understanding related to humanities both within the department and across the humanities disciplines. Benefit: The promotion of community involvement though exposure to various cultural experiences, such as attending plays and concerts, as well as exposure through the analyses and discussions of carious works in the humanities discipline, such as literature and art.
 
Mailto: humnclub@colorado.edu
http://humanitiesclub.com
SPECIAL INTEREST
CU LITERARIA SOCIETY
 
This club has committed itself to the examination and celebration of literature by way of group scholarship and a commitment to engage the greater CU community with our enthusiastic approach to academia. By welcoming members from every academic discipline, the Literaria Society fosters a dynamic intellectual environment committed to textual inquiry, social discourse and community. We hold weekly discussion meetings and provide a forum for students with a shared passion for literature to come together to interact socially and intellectually. We try to meet weekly in Hellems 141.
 
Mailto:Alex.Wedemeyer@Colorado.edu
SPECIAL INTEREST
CU SEDS
 
SEDS stands for Students for the Exploration and Development of Space. Please check out the website for further information.
 
http://www.colorado.edu/StudentGroups/CUSEDS/
SPECIAL INTEREST
DIV
 
DIV was created to foster discussion about topics like PHP vs. Ruby on Rails, building scalable web apps, and creating clean HTML & CSS, while exploring potential startup and career paths. We pull in local developers to offer their own take on working in Boulder's startup community. Visit our website at http://cudiv.com for more information.
 
http://cudiv.com
SPECIAL INTEREST
DUCKS UNLIMITED CHAPTER AT CU
 
Ducks Unlimited is a National non-profit organization whos mission is to protect and preserve wetlands and waterfowl habitat. We are a group of sportsmen and sportswomen who care about the recreational opportunities wetlands provide and the 900 species of wildlife that make wetlands their home. We will be planning social fundraising events to raise funds for Ducks Unlimited's conservation projects throughout North America.
 
Mailto:cuducksunlimited@hotmail.com
SPECIAL INTEREST
FASHION DESIGN STUDENT ASSOCIATION
UMC Room 351
Our goal is to provide a niche and learning environment for the student community, as well as others, interested in the multiple aspects of Fashion Design by providing educational opportunities to improve and diversity their portfolios, their minds and their creativity.
 
Mailto:fashiondsa@gmail.com
SPECIAL INTEREST
FLYING CLUB AT THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
 
The Flying Club At CU brings the world of aviation to the CU campus for everyone, especially non-pilots, to enjoy. Members meet twice each month. The Club hosts guest speakers, tours local facilities, and flies together to distant destinations for a day of adventure.
303-492-8162
Mailto:cuflying@Colorado.edu
SPECIAL INTEREST
FOUNDATION FOR INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL RELIEF OF CHILDREN (FIMRC)
 
FIMRC is a nonprofit international organization dedicated to providing access to medical services for children in underserved areas of the world. We are able to achieve this by sending members of our student group to established medical clinics around the world. We meet in Hellems twice a month.
 
Mailto:fimrc@colorado.edu
SPECIAL INTEREST
GATHER
 
GATHER (GLBTQAs Advancing Toward Harmony and Equal Rights), is a new group for students and friends who identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, and allies. Everyone is welcome! GATHER’s mission is to provide support and community for GLBTQ students at Boulder. We show movies, hold political rallies, run a support group, and have lots of fun! Confidential emails.
 
Mailto:Gather@Colorado.edu
SPECIAL INTEREST
GAY-STRAIGHT ALLIANCE AT CU
UMC Room 134
Come as you are. Be who you are. Live life as it should be. The Gay-Straight Alliance at CU works to fight homophobia/transphobia on campus and in the larger community by raising awareness, advocating for equal rights, and creating social and leadership opportunities for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex individuals, and their allies. We meet weekly during the school year for discussions about campus life and to plan several events we host each semester such as drag shows, talent contests, potluck dinners, pumpkin carvings, ice skating trips, mountain hikes, and numerous dancing nights in Denver. We also meet informally for social hour at coffee shops around Boulder each week. All students are welcome to join us. Just drop by one of our meetings and introduce yourself! Meetings are held in the GLBT Resource Center in Willard Hall. For more information, visit our website.
303-735-5173
mailto:cugsa@colorado.edu
http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/cugsa/index.html
SPECIAL INTEREST
HIP HOP DANCE CLUB
 
The Hip Hop Dance club offeres free dance training through our open and no-cost classes which are held once a week. We believe hip hop dance has become commercialized which has led to misperceptions about it. We strive to promote the positive nature of hip hop and take action to make others more aware of the history and culture of hip hop.
 
Mailto:vervehiphop@gmail.com
SPECIAL INTEREST
Hip-Hop Dance Team
 
The Hip-Hop Dance Team is committed to building an empire of dancers from the ground up. We strive to create an environment that is challenging, yet receptive to those who lack formal training. We believe that everyone has the potential to learn the artistry behind new-school hip-hop and we are confident that stronger characters will emerge as a result of our encouragement.
 
Mailto:vervehiphop@gmail.com
SPECIAL INTEREST
HUMANITIES CLUB
 
The Humanities Club is dedicated to exploring the arts. Members attend performances and visit Boulder and Denver museums, read books and discuss them over dinner, bring in professors to offer interesting presentations and to show movies (with pizza!), and organize Humanities Week. The Club is also an outlet for students to publish their work. Participating in Club activities is a fabulous way to meet people, and there are no fees or requirements!
303-492-5561 or 303-492-5444
Mailto:Shirley.Carnahan@Colorado.edu
SPECIAL INTEREST
KUNDALINI YOGA CLUB
ATLS, Rm. 1B25
Also known as the yoga of awareness, this technology utilizes stretching, breathing, dancing and meditation to align the body and mind with spirit. Classes are for beginners and beyond. Come join us on Friday nights from 6:15-7:45pm. For more information please call or e-mail.
720-205-4158
Mailto:ericklema@hotmail.com
SPECIAL INTEREST
MILE 21 A CAPPELLA
 
MiLE 21 A Cappella is a co-ed vocal performance group from the University of Colorado at Boulder. We are a completely student-run group, specializing in original sound and innovative in-house arrangements. The group holds auditions at the beginning of each semester always looking for the best and most enthusiastic singers on campus. MiLE 21 seeks to break the 'barbershop' stereotype by connecting with the contemporary taste of college students and today's most critical ears. MiLE 21 now gigs all over Colorado, competes nation-wide, and is still looking for ways to collectively achieve creative innovation and musical excellence. For information, please visit our website at www.mile-21.com. There, you can hear recently recorded songs, read up on member bios, check out when and where we are performing next, find all of our contact information, and so much MORE!
720-839-0342
Mailto:Alexandra.Vandenoever@Colorado.edu
http://www.mile-21.com
SPECIAL INTEREST
MODEL UNITED NATIONS
UMC Room 342
The Model United Nations is a simulation of the United Nations system. Students assume the roles of ambassadors to the United Nations and debate the current issues on the United Nation's agenda. The program is open to all interested students.
303-492-7295
Mailto:nmun@colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/mun/
SPECIAL INTEREST
NATIONAL STUDENT SPEECH LANGUAGE AND HEARING ASSOCIATION
 
NSSLHA is a pre-professional membership association for students interested in the study of communication sciences and disorders. NSSALHA provides opportunities for professional development, community outreach, and educational experiences. Membership is available to all students enrolled full or part time in a communications sciences program or related major.
720-620-0535
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NEUROSCIENCE CLUB
 
The CU Neuroscience Club is a group of students interested in the only entity that seeks to understand itself: the brain. Neuroscience combines biology, psychology, chemistry and a host of other disciplines to help people think about thought. Our world wide web site was designed to give those interested information about the Neuroscience Certificate Program, UROP, monthly meetings, future speakers, neurosurgeries, and revelant updates.
 
mailto:suzanna.fiala@colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/neuroscience
SPECIAL INTEREST
NEW ERA COLORADO
 
New Era Colorado is a group dedicated to fostering civic engagement and political awareness through innovative campaigns and activities at CU-Boulder. We participate in voter registration and are active in other civic causes. General meetings are held every other week and membership is open to all CU students.
 
Mailto:Tara.Worley@Colorado.edu
SPECIAL INTEREST
NORML
UMC Room 132
This student group is intended to provide an opportunity for students to speak out against current Marijuana policy in the U.S.. The the group is based on and follows the efforts of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws(N.O.R.M.L.). Meetings will allow for discussion and opportunities to organize rallies, protests, letters to the capital, and other productive measures towards Marijuana Law reform. Please call for info.
303-916-6193
mailto:Zachary.Westbrook@Colorado.edu
http://www.NORML.org
SPECIAL INTEREST
OASIS
Willard 231
Oasis is a community of students seeking meaningful connections through a sober lifestyle. Connect with others who wish to create a vibrant group free from the influence of drugs or alcohol. Join us to make friends, enjoy substance-free social events, mutual support, and to impact the community in meaningful ways.

Community circle meetings every Friday from 3-4pm in Willard 231.
 
Mailto:christopher.lynch@colorado.edu
http://www.colorado.edu/sacs/counseling/oasis
SPECIAL INTEREST
ONSTAGE
 
Onstage is the student board that funds guest artists and student performing arts projects such as plays, musicals, and dances.
 
Mailto:cuonstage@gmail.com
http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/onstage
SPECIAL INTEREST
OTAKU ANIMATION ASSOCIATION
 
The main goals of the Otaku Animation Association are helping Japanese-speaking students learn English, helping English-speaking students learn Japanese, having fun and making friends, subtitling anime (Japanese: "animation"), watching anime, kidnapping (just Kidding) other people and forcing them to watch anime, and trading anime.
 
SPECIAL INTEREST
PHILOSOPHY CLUB
 
The Philosophy Club offers formal and informal events to all students interested in philosphy.
303-492-3392
SPECIAL INTEREST
PHYSIOLOGY CLUB
 
The Physiology Club promotes professional development in all aspects of kinesiology (KAPH) and integrative physiology (IPHY) through interactions among students, faculty, and professionals in the community. All KAPH and IPHY majors are automatically members of the club and invited to general program sessions that take place a few times each semester. Watch for e-mails announcing the programs. In Fall 2005 the Club Board meets every Wednesday at 5 - 6 pm in Clare Small Room 210. All interested majors are welcome to join the Board, which organizes the Club's activities, votes on how the department uses your course fees, and provides a student voice for the department. The only requirements are being free to attend the weekly meetings and being willing to give a small amount of time to Board activities.
303-492-6046
http://www.Colorado.edu/intphys/club/index.html
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POPULATION CONNECTION
 
Overpopulation threatens the quality of life for people everywhere. Population Connection is the national grassroots population organization that educates young people and advocates progressive action to stabilize world population at a level that can be sustained by Earth's resources. We are the student group of the Boulder chapter; we focus on local population-related issues such as human health, human rights, and environmental degradation.
720-352-3922
http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/PopulationConnection/index.html
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PRE-VET CLUB
 
The Pre-vet club is designed to provide students with information and support that will aid them in attaining their goal of becoming veterinarians. The Pre-Vet Club will also highlight the various career options that are available in the field through presentations by local vets and will provide an environment where students can interact with others of similar interests. The club generally meets once a month in the UMC.
 
Mailto:Megory@Colorado.edu
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PSYCHOLOGY CLUB/PSI CHI
 
Psychology Major? Join Psychology Club or Psi Chi (National Psychological Honor Society) Meet new people, hear from exciting guest speakers (i.e., FBI). Research and Volunteer Opportunities. Inside scoop on Grad School. Join today and expand your Horizons! Applications available at Muen D442
303-492-5448
Mailto:psichi@psych.Colorado.edu
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RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION
 
The Residence Hall Association of the University of Colorado at Boulder is the student run representative body of the students living in the Residence Halls. RHA is comprised of three bodies: the Hall Councils, the Administrative Council, and Programming Council that work together to foster a living and learning community in the residence halls. RHA strives to do this by working with administration on pertinent issues and by initiating programs and events for residents that are fun, educational, and of service to the community. For more information, please contact your RA about getting involved, or please call or write us! We're looking forward to hearing from you.
303-492-7305
Mailto:rha@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/housing/residencelife/RHA/
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RITMOS LATINOS
UMC Room 451
Ritmos Latinos is a salsa dance community with branches throughout the world. The original group was started in Tucson, Arizona, as a student club at the University of Arizona. Ritmos Latinos - Boulder is a student club at the University of Colorado, Boulder, that was started in 2006. All members of the Boulder community are welcome to join the group.
 
mailto:ritmosboulder@gmail.com
http://ritmosboulder.googlepages.com/
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SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY UNDERGROUND
 
The goal of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Underground club is to share scifi and fantasy with the campus. We typically meet Saturday nights at 6 pm. For our schedule, please see the events section of our website.
 
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/SFFU
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SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL (SCC)
UMC Room 452
The SCC is a resource for seniors to make their last year as memorable as possible. We do this by hosting special senior social events as well as informative events about graduation and transitioning to alumni status. Our newsletter is an additional source for graduation information. The University benefits from us because we specialize in creating ties between the University and future alumni.
 
Mailto:scc@colorado.edu
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SENSIBLE DRUG POLICY (SSDP)
 
Purpose/Mission: Students for sensible drug policy is an international grass roots network of students who are concerned about the impact drug abuse has on our communities, but who also know the War on Drugs is failing our generation and our society. SSDP mobilizes and empowers young people to participate in the political process, pushing for sensible policies to achieve a safer and more just future while fighting back against counterproductive Drug War policies, particularly those that directly harm students and youth. Benefit: Students for Sensible Drug Policy will work to educate university students and members about current drug policies, laws and regulations. While recognizing the harmfulness of drugs in our society, we will work towards a more just and sensible way(s) to solve our society’s drug problems
 
Mailto:kasey.Krall@Colorado.edu
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SPEECH & DEBATE TEAM AT CU
 
The Speech & Debate Team is a student run organization dedicated to providing quality debate and speech opportunities to students at the University of Colorado. New members are always welcome.
 
Mailto:Rachelle.Harris@Colorado.edu
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Square Two Productions
 
Square Two Productions is a local production company formed with the purpose of providing student groups and local community members affordable video outreach.
 
Mailto:matthew.mcallister@colorado.edu
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STOP HATE ON CAMPUS (SHOC)
 
Stop Hate on Campus is a student-owned and operated organization dedicated to a hate-free campus, social and environmental justice, and human and civi rights. Stop Hate on campus activists are trained, and volunteer their energies and efforts in fun and exciting opportunities to significantly change the world around them. From confronting corporate greed and exposing institutionalized racism, sexism, classism, homophobia, and other fears and hatreds, to demanding a more equal educational and social atmosphere and working towards understanding and justice in the local, national, and global environment, Stop Hate On Campus inspires those active and/or affected by the organization to pursue and create a more democratic and peaceful means to living and being.
650-815-8306
Mailto:Torrest@Colorado.edu
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STUDENT AMBASSADORS
Office of Admissions 552 UCB
Support the Office of Admissions' effort to recruit outstanding students to our campus! Volunteer student ambassadors lead campus tours while sharing their college experience with prospective students and families. Gain invaluable public speaking and communication skills, have fun and meet new people.
303-492-7540
Mailto:Katherine.Malone@Colorado.edu
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STUDENT ASSOCIATION OF PRE-HEALTH PROFESSIONALS (SAPP)
UMC Room 454
The Student Association for PreHealth Professionals (SAPP) represents a community of students at CU Boulder who are interested in pursuing health-related careers. An organization where students interested in all areas of medicine can come together and learn more about the many professions, receive academic or personal guidance, and get detailed advice on applying to graduate schools.
 
mailto:prhlth@Colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/studentgroups/prehealth
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STUDENT ORGANIZATION FOR ALUMNI RELATIONS (THE HERD)
 
The Student Organization for Alumni Relations works to improve, encourage, and promote interaction between alumni and students. The Organization’s hope is that students, upon graduation, will feel a sense of commitment to the university and a desire to support it and the Alumni Association. The Organization holds a membership drive each semester.
303-492-2281
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STUDENT WORKER
UMC Room 137A
Student Worker strives for an inclusive community that supports the self-determination of all people involved with the campus. Specifically, the group targets the economic, cultural, and social alienation of workers on campus. By building bridges of solidarity between students and workers, we hope to develop relationships of mutual self-empowerment that break down social barriers preventing us from an inclusive, supportive community.
 
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STUDENT WORKER ALLIANCE PROGRAM (SWAP)
 
SWAP began as a student initiated project which sought to close the cultural gaps between workers and students on campus by offering free English classes during the workday. The number of volunteers and workers currently served by this program is increasing each year. SWAP has trained over 120 volunteers to teach CU workers English and still has not met all the demand for classes. This group meets Wednesdays on the third floor east lounge of the UMC.
 
Mailto:David.Hinojosa@Colorado.edu
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STUDENTS FOR CO-OP HOUSING REF
UMC Rm. 355 207 UCB
Students for co-operative housing is affiliated with the Boulder Housing coalition, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing affordable community housing in the city of Boulder. We are committed to environmental sustainability and upholding strong values as a community that develop interpersonal communication, personal growth, and diversity.
303-492-8308
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Students for Peace and Justice
 
In the last half-century, students have been at the forefront of efforts to realize progressive social change. With this in mind, Students for Peace and Justice was organized as a vehicle for student action to achieve an end to U.S. militarism and to achieve an increasingly peaceful and just world. After all, the U.S. military-industrial complex won’t dismantle itself. Peace and justice won't establish themselves. These goals can only be achieved when people organize and act together to make it so. SFPJ Weekly Meetings: 6:00-8:00 p.m. Wednesdays, at The Cup Espresso Café 1521 Pearl Street
303-819-8609
Mailto:eross.sfpj@gmail.com
http://www.sfpj.org
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SWING DANCE TEAM AT CU
 
Learn to swing dance! The CU Swing Dance Team offers opportunities to learn swing dancing for everyone from the complete beginner to the advanced dancer (and most of it is free!). The CU Swing Dance Team also puts together a competetive team that took 2nd place last year at the Intercollegiate Swing Battle. Visit our website to learn more about the team and how you can get involved.
970-986-9119
Mailto:Swing@colorado.edu
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TRAVEL CLUB AT CU (THE)
 
The Travel Club at CU is the ultimate resource for those who want to travel near or far. We have infomation on all types of travel so come to a meeting and network with other travel minded people here at CU. While we build the site, search facebook and google calender for "travel club at CU" to get all the 411.
303-588-1656
Mailto:brandon.griffin@colorado.edu
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UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO SKI & SNOWBOARD CLUB
UMC Room 1B74
The Ski & Snowboard Club provides students with cheap lift tickets, ski bus tickets, ski trips, equipment discounts, and information on ski-related movies and events.
303-492-6567
Mailto:cussclub@Colorado.edu
http://www.boulderfreeride.com
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WeTeach@CU
 
Purpose/Mission: WeTeach@CU exists to connect, support, and promote STEM education at the University of Colorado at Boulder. A chapter of WeTeach, WeTeach@CU will provide networking opportunities for STEM education students both locally at the university and nationally. Our primary purpose is to give students in STEM education a forum to meet others passionate about teaching, explore resources, and learn from leaders in the field. The secondary purpose of the organization is to promote awareness of STEM education at the university through marketing, campus wide events, and more visible student presence. CU is already leading the way in developing nationally recognized programs in STEM education, WeTeach@CU hopes to do the same for our student organization. Benefit: WeTeach@CU will increase campus awareness of our CU STEM Education programs including CUTeach and the Learning Assistant Programs through active, campus wide programs, and increased opportunity for peer networking. Campus and WeTeach@CU will benefit from educational leaders presenting at our events and the School of Education will benefit from the increased student involvement. We plan to work closely with faculty and staff in the School of Education to create a partnership student organization that will maximize our benefit to all involved.
 
Mailto:weteachatcu@gmail.com
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YOGA CLUB
 
Emphasis on inner awareness thru breathing techniques, (parnagamla), stretches, (asana) and meditation.
720-353-6528
Mailto:Susannah.Levine@Colorado.edu
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Yoga Empowerment and Service
 
Our mission is to create a stress-free violence-free campus at CU and throughout Boulder as well. We work toward this goal by offering a variety of programs that offer practical wisdom on living a stress-free life. Through free yoga and meditation classes, leadership and empowerment seminars, parties and service projects, we serve society by strengthening the individual.
 
Mailto:george.guyver@colorado.edu
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ZEN SOCIETY
 
The Zen Society is a student group fostering Zen practice at the university. Meditation meetings are held Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 7 to 8p.m. Discussions are held Sundays from 10 to 11:30a.m. Meeting rooms change each semester. For location information please call or e-mail.
303-440-6553
Mailto:zen@Colorado.edu
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QUEER INITIATIVE
 
The mission of the Queer Initiative is to proactively pursue the ideals of acceptance and tolerance on the campus and in the larger community through non violent and principled means. General meetings are held weekly in the GLBT Center and are open to anyone on campus. Past activities have included hosting the AIDS Quilt, Day Without a Gay, and Queer Awareness Day.
 
Mailto:Queer.Initiative@gmail.com
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BACKCOUNTRY CLUB
UMC Room 120
The Backcountry Club is a new club dedicated to the spirit of the Colorado backcountry winter. Anyone interested in getting out in the cold for some wild snow sports, including backcountry boarding, telemark skiing, alpine touring and snow shoeing, is welcome. The club provides members with discounts to avalanche courses and backcountry skills clinics. The Backcountry Club also provides an opportunity to introduce the backcountry to many students new to Colorado and the sport.
 
mailto:backctry@Colorado.edu
http://www.backcountryclub.org
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BIKE CLUB
 
Formed to involve, excite, and support the CU Bike community.
 
mailto:bikeclub@Colorado.edu
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CLUB ULTIMATE FRISBEE
 
One of CU's largest and most successful club sports, CU's Ultimate Frisbee program offers the opportunity for players of all abilities to learn and improve at the rapidly growing sport. There is a very large and active B-team for beginning players, as well as a nationally competitive A-team. In '97/'98, the A-team ranked third in the nation.
 
http://www.mamabird.com
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COLLEGIATE CLUB SPORTS
RECREATION CENTER
Collegiate Club Sports participants are groups of fee-paying students and Recreation Center members college-age or above, voluntarily organized through participation and competition for the purpose of furthering their common interests in a physical activity. Members have the opportunity to enhance their experiences at CU-Boulder by becoming involved in the administration of club programs through leadership, scheduling, budgeting, fund-raising, etc. Programs are open to everyone from beginners to seasoned experts. Club Sports differs from intramural sports (comprised of various intra-University teams playing one another) in that club teams have regularly-scheduled practices and part-time coaches, and intramural teams do not.
Baseball Cycling Dance
Diving Equestrian Fencing
Field Hockey Fly Fishing Freestyle Ski
Men's Hockey Women's Hockey Kayak
Men's Lacrosse Women's Lacrosse Racquetball
Roller Hockey Rowing Men's Rugby
Women's Rugby Men's Soccer Women's Soccer
Snowboarding Women's Softball Swimming
Synchronized Skating Tae-kwon-do Tennis Co-ed
Triathlon Men's Ultimate Frisbee Women's Ultimate Frisbee
Men's Volleyball Women's Volleyball Men's Water Polo
Women's Water Polo Wrestling  
303-492-5274
http://www.Colorado.edu/rec-center/clubsports
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Hard Times Boxing Club
 
H.T.B.C. Aims to encourage community building and involvement by promoting bonding self-discipline physical fitness and goal-setting on campus. H.T.B.C. & the campus community will mutually benefit as participants learn to set & achieve goals to control themselves & respond positively to conflict. Another in all pursuits. Boxing is about discipline; it builds character and integrity, which carry over to the community.
 
Mailto:Jared.Barber@Colorado.edu
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HIKING CLUB
UMC Room 352
The purpose of our club is to provide wilderness adventure and recreation in a relaxed setting for our student members. Our goal and objective is to bring together both seasoned hikers and neophytes for exploration of the wilderness of the state and outlying areas for fun, friendship, and enlightenment to the freedom of the hills. The HC is the University of Colorado's longest running student organization over 100 years. We have gear, maps and every weekend we are going somewhere.
 
Mailto:uchc@colorado.edu
http://www.Colorado.edu/StudentGroups/uchc/
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INTRAMURAL SPORTS
 

Intramurals at the University of Colorado at Boulder is an outstanding activities-based program designed to provide a competitive opportunity to students, faculty, and staff. Participants may compete on an individual or team basis in a variety of sports and activities and at all skill levels and do not have to be highly skilled at an activity to participate. In fact, activities encourage all participants’ competitive desires and attitudes. The primary goal is for every participant to have a great time. Teams are formed in a variety of ways, such as by residence hall, fraternity/sorority, off-campus group, and many more. There are no coaches or team practices since teams within the university play other teams within the university. Only fee-paying students and members of the Recreation Center are eligible for intramurals.

Basketball Broomball Flag Football
Ice Hockey Inner Tube Water Polo Jamfest
Sand Volleyball Soccer Tennis Tournament
Volleyball Wiffleball  
303- 492-7244
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PAINTBALL CLUB AT CU
 
The Paintball Club at CU aims to share the excitement, teamwork, and fun of the sport of paintball with anyone interested. Anyone from first timers to seasoned tounament veterans are welcome to join. Members play in national forest land and at regulated fields. We also play tournaments througout the Midwest region and hope to expand to national NCPA events in the near future. You own equipment is not required. Participation is free and there are no dues. For more information look us up on facebook under CU Paintball" or email edelmanb@colorado.edu
 
Mailto:edelmanb@colorado.edu
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SKYDIVING CLUB @ CU
 
SKYDIVING CLUB @ CU is a new club for everyone interested in skydiving. Whether you want to make a Tandem skydive, become a licensed skydiver, or want more information on what the amazing experience of skydiving is all about, then check out our club. We jump at MILE-HI SKYDIVING CENTER, located in Longmont just 15 minutes from Boulder!
 
mailto:chase.puckett@colorado.edu
http://web.mac.com/matthew.farber/skydivingclub@cu/Home.html
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SPORTS MARKETING CLUB
 
The University's Athletic Department established the Sports Marketing Club in 1991 in order to help students learn about and gain experience in the sports marketing industry. The club continues to work with the Athletic Department to achieve such goals.
303-492-6978
mailto:Sportsmarketingclub@yahoo.com
http://www.colorado.edu/StudentGroups/sportsmarketing/
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SWING DANCE TEAM AT CU (THE)
 
Learn to swing dance! The CU Swing Dance Team offers opportunities to learn swing dancing for everyone from the complete beginner to the advanced dancer (and most of it is free!). The CU Swing Dance Team also puts together a competetive team that took 2nd place last year at the Intercollegiate Swing Battle. Visit our website to learn more about the team and how you can get involved.
970-986-9119
Mailto:Swing@colorado.edu
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THE CONNECTION
 
The UMC Connection, a games and amusement facility, offers bowling, pool and video games at a discount for CU students. On Wednesday nights, there is a drop in pool tournament at 7 p.m. for $2.00; Monday night bowling club (no prior membership needed) provides unlimited bowling for 2 hours (including shoe rental and a soda) for $6.50 from 6 p.m. to midnight. The Connection is open 7 days a week until midnight Sunday through Thursday, and until 1 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. The general public is welcome also.
303-492-6338
http://www.colorado.edu/umc/fun/connection.html