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Club Geo builds community among undergraduate students interested in the geosciences, including geology, energy studies, atmospheric studies, paleontology, solid earth, and climate change. Club Geo is affiliated with the Earth & Planetary Sciences department and its primary activities are weekend outings to various sites of geologic interest, mentorship and collaboration with the Dana Club (EPS's graduate student organization), and fortnightly study sessions. This semester, Club Geo plans to provide its members with various opportunities for academic and personal enrichment: geology field trips to West Rock and Horse Island, and a tour of the Peabody Museum's mineral collection.

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Dimensions is an association for women and gender minorities in math at Yale. Its objectives are: to create a network and community that celebrates the accomplishments of women and gender minorities in math at Yale; to indicate a presence of women and gender minorities in the math department and be a resource for prospective mathematics students; to provide avenues for support and mentorship of current students and faculty; to help connect undergraduates, graduate students, postdocs and faculty. Dimensions is a student-led organization and Yale's chapter of the Association of Women in Mathematics. The group aims to inspire, celebrate, and empower women and gender minorities in mathematics. All are welcome to public events sponsored by Dimensions.

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The Eli Whitney Student Society (EWSS) supports the academic and social interests of non-traditional undergraduate students at Yale College.

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The Yale Chapter will hold weekly meetings with members chosen from the Yale student body. These meetings will include think tank activities such as discussing possible policies that European governments or the European Union could implement in response to current events and crises. We will provide students with a platform to publish work pertaining to the European Union and European politics. The Yale Chapter will be responsible for organizing the European Horizons regional conference at Yale this year. This organization will hold speaker events open to the public, and will endeavor to include other like-minded organizations to bring the experts in the European field together. Through these series of activities we aim to have real impact on the state of the European Union and produce material that will be published in the European Horizons Journal, and other publications.

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The mission of the G.K. Chesterton Society is to cultivate virtue and wisdom among its members' through close-reading, analysis, and group discussion of the great texts of the English Canon and contemporary English-language literature.

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As a society, Ink & Vellum supports student activities and events related to the study of architecture and urban studies, particularly for students in these majors. We intend for the society to support the current interests within the major and provide a stronger community through mentorship, as well as educational opportunities outside of the Yale curriculum.

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MLEC strives to provide an opportunity for Yale students passionate about medieval cultures to explore Yale's vast medieval studies and cultural resources. Too often, medieval studies focus on Medieval Europe, and we hope to actively engage with other cultures and learn about their practices. Engagement includes group discussions, visits to archives and museums, and occasional medieval-themed events to introduce more Yalie's to the field.

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To promote the discussion and study of military history and military strategy among members of Yale College and the wider Yale community by hosting events including wargames, strategy games, and presentations.

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We seek to improve student's mental health and leadership preparedness through the discussion of ontology. Our rigorous interrogation of he arguments of members and philosophers alike will shape stronger philosophical understandings. In turn, these understandings will help students cope with existential dread and help them become better leaders with stronger communication and deduction skills.

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The Yale Quest Scholars Network is a network of QuestBridge Scholars attending Yale University. The purpose of this network is to provide community and a support system for the Scholars. We work to provide a welcoming, supportive community for the Scholars on campus, as well as any other Yale students who identify as Low-income or First-generation.

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The Salus Populi Foundation at Yale's mission is to offer undergraduates an avenue to engage with Yale's world-class development-economics faculty, research programs, and the Yale Economic Growth Center to prepare students to be at the vanguard of welfare-maximizing policy-formation. By bringing together undergraduates, faculty, and policy practitioners under a collaborative, multidisciplinary framework, SPF hopes to research, debate, and devise innovative solutions to pressing problems in international economic, social, and political development. We aim to foster an intellectual community on campus who are passionate about efforts to enhance socio-economic welfare within developing countries. Our efforts are deeply motivated by Cicero's maxim, salus populi suprema lex esto ('the welfare of the people should be the supreme law'.)

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The Sir Thomas More Lecture Series is a set of weekly talks delivered over lunch on topics pertaining to politics, philosophy, history, religion, art, the humanities. Guests have ranged from Yale professors to an Austrian Archduke, and attendance is open to any and all Yale students.

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The Yale Economic Review aims to bridge the gap between technical academic research and popular economic discourse by providing a platform for accessible, high-quality content. Through articles, interviews, and reviews, we want to engage a broad audience, fostering understanding and dialogue on pressing economic issues while showcasing undergraduate scholarship and insights.

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Yale Student Academic Competitions both attends and hosts "Quiz Bowl" tournaments. We provide a welcoming environment for any interested student to participate in an all-subject buzzer-based competition rewarding deep knowledge of academic topics.

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This student organization seeks to develop the resources, community, and support for aspiring student actuaries and undergraduates interested in or seeking to pursue actuarial science, the study of risk management and its application to companies and clients. To achieve this long-term goal, a combination of organizational meetings, information gathering, resource gathering and dispensing, and academic and professional development activities are all necessary. As Yale currently has no other actuarial science programs or organizations, this organization serves as an incredibly rare opportunity for students interested in the profession to build important connections and receive structured assistance in the form of advice or financial support on certification exams, related internships, academic coursework, and other relevant components of actuarial science.

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The Yale Africa Innovation Symposium (YAIS) is designed for young, bright minds and African field experts to convene, deconstruct issues, and produce resolutions across various African industries. The YAIS Committee hosts an annual conference open to Yale and non-Yale students and young professionals to foster action-focused development on the continent. The two-day symposium promotes the intellectual curiosity of the African Diaspora and celebrates the beauty of African culture at the gala through fashion, cuisine, and performances. The YAIS provides opportunities for career development through engaging in workshops with speakers and invited companies. The YAIS creates and solidifies connections with the Yale community, Yale alumni community, New Haven community, and partners around the world.

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We are Classics enthusiasts who host certamen tournaments for the Yale community and for high schoolers around the country. We seek to promote the study of the Classics and friendship among Latin students as we affirm the relevance of the ancient world in our modern era.

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The Yale Undergraduate Linguistics Society (YULS) is an undergraduate student organization which seeks to:
- Foster community among students in Yale College interested in the field of linguistics.
- Assist students in developing skills for linguistics and other social sciences.
- Offer a support network of peers for students considering pursuing graduate studies in linguistics or further engagement within the field.

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The Yale Undergraduate Mathematics Society, or YUMS, aims to create and foster a community for undergraduates at Yale interested in mathematics. It does so by hosting a number of events for math students, including colloquia, study sessions, game nights, and panels about the math major and summer opportunities.

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We aim to support Yale's undergraduate research community by nurturing mentorship, compiling resources, and organizing events to recognize student research.

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The goal of the Women in Economics organization is to support women pursuing a degree in economics and to introduce more undergraduate women to the field. To do so, we showcase the wide variety of fields within economics; bring together undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty; and host events that celebrate the achievements of the women in the discipline. We are dedicated to building a broad, supportive, and engaged community within the department.

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