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The Pre-Law Network Society at LSU is dedicated to cultivating the leadership, academic, and professional skills of students preparing for law school and careers in the legal field. Our mission is to provide inclusive, empowering opportunities—especially for first-generation and marginalized students—by offering the support and guidance needed to succeed. Through guest speakers from diverse legal professions, resume-building workshops, law school prep, internships, and networking opportunities, our members will gain valuable insight and experience. We aim to foster a collaborative environment where all voices are heard and respected. Rather than traditional sit-down meetings, we host interactive sessions focused on workshops and speaker events that allow students to engage, ask questions, and growtogether. Everyone is welcome, and every member has the chance to take full advantage of what our organization has to offer.

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Joining Pre-Law Network Society at LSU offers students a valuable opportunity to connect with a supportive community while preparing for a career in law. The organization provides resources for LSAT preparation, law school applications, and professional development, including workshops, panels, and networking events with attorneys, judges, and law school representatives. Members also benefit from mentorship, internship leads, and scholarship information tailored to anyone and underrepresented students. Beyond academics, the society fosters cultural pride and advocacy, creating a space where students can grow both personally and professionally as they navigate their path to law school.

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The National Council Negro Women (NCNW) is an "organization of organizations," comprised of 330 campus and community-based sections and 33 national women's organizations that enlightens, inspires, and connects more than 2,000,000 women and men. Its mission is to lead, advocate for, and empower women of African descent, their families, and communities. It was founded in 1935 by Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, an influential educator and activist, and for more than fifty years, the iconic Dr. Dorothy Height was president of NCNW.

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Our mission is to provide a multi-year, hands-on experience in portfolio management and equity research for undergraduates across all disciplines in the E.J. Ourso College of Business at LSU.

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With our model that closely simulates a real-world firm, members receive hands-on experience and exposure to real-world financial markets, giving them a competitive edge in understanding industry dynamics and trends.

Through career development initiatives and access to industry professionals, our undergraduate members can gain invaluable insights, guidance, and connections to secure internships and full-time positions in finance.

Members will also gain access to a network of alumni who have established careers in finance, providing invaluable mentorship, guidance, and potential job placement prospects in the finance industry.

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Our mission is to learn and understand how to work on different cars while restoring one to use and race in the 24 Hours of Lemons endurance race.

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Acacia is unique among men's college fraternities. With a Greek word for our name instead of the typical two to three Greek letters found in other organizations, Acacia offers a membership experience similarly that is unique.

Acacia Fraternity was re-founded in the Fall of 2018. Since originally chartering at Louisiana State University in 1956, over 1,700 men have joined their ranks in pursuit of Virtue, Knowledge, & Truth. Built upon these principles – members serve their communities, pursue academic and professional success, and enjoy lifelong Acacia brotherhood.

After coming back strong with 53 members in one year, members who join Acacia Fraternity have an opportunity to continue building on a foundation Acacia Fraternity at LSU.

If you are an outstanding young man seeking to better yourself, become a leader, find success, and form lifelong friendships – Acacia is the fraternity for you.

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The mission of Academic Programs Away is to provide, promote, and facilitate academically sound and culturally enriching domestic and international exchanges and other study away experiences that empower students to develop competencies fundamental to full participation in a complex and changing global society.

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Our mission is to increase the interest on concrete and reinforced concrete among LSU undergraduate and graduate students. An ACI student chapter will mainly organize events, schedule seminars, trips to construction sites and construction companies. This will lead act as a bridge between students and professionals working in the field. It will allow students to become familiarized with the real life application of educations.
Finally, there are bi-annual ACI conventions held nationally. Our goal is to attend those conventions as a student chapter and compete in the competitions held by ACI.

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The Actuarial Student Association was created to help those interested in actuarial science meet like-minded students and actuaries while learning about the profession and job/internship openings. Most students are in the actuarial concentration, but all majors are welcome. During meetings, we have actuaries come and speak about their profession and their company, talk about certification exams, and much more.

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Answering the call to discipleship on the LSU campus and the Baton Rouge community while growing our relationship with Jesus Christ and helping others learn to embrace his call with support of the Baton Rouge Seventh-Day Adventist church.

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Being a member of ACF LSU will provide spiritual growth, a sense of community, and opportunities for leadership development. Members will benefit from engaging in Bible study, participating in worship services, and form lifelong friendships. ACF LSU student members will foster a supportive environment for exploring faith, service opportunities, and personal growth within the Adventist Christian values.

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The LSU Advertising Federation (AdFed) is a student organization on LSU's campus modeled after the professional American Advertising Federation (AAF). Like the AAF, our primary mission is "to protect and promote the well-being of advertising."

LSU AdFed accomplishes this by providing guest speakers, conferences, and agency tours to help students gain a better understanding of the industry, as well as to develop ideas for creative advertising solutions and trends. These activities also offer valuable networking and career opportunities, in addition to advances in education regarding cutting-edge advertising practices.

As a member of LSU AdFed, you will connect with local professionals from the Baton Rouge chapter of the AAF (American Advertising Federation of Baton Rouge) and with alumni across the nation, ensuring you never have to worry about finding advertising jobs, internships, scholarships, and more.

While membership is especially encouraged for advertising majors, any LSU student may join the organization. Apply now or find our next event.

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Members can benefit from gaining networking opportunities, learning from industry professionals, building community with fellow digital advertising students, and accessing job and internship opportunities.

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The Advisory Council for power based violence is made up of students who have a special knowledge of LSU's Title IX office and system. We assist the Title IX office by giving a student perspective on how to build trust and confidence between the students and the administration. The Advisory Council for Power Based Violence is a student advisory organization for the LSU Office of Civil Rights & Title IX (www.lsu.edu/civil-rights).

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The mission of the AACC Ambassadors is to support the Clarence L. Barney Jr. African American Cultural Center and serve as the student voice in center operations, programming, and leadership. AACC Ambassadors explore and maintain an Afrocentric perspective.

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The African Graduate Student Association (AGSA) at Louisiana State University is uniquely positioned to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of Africa’s diverse cultures. Our mission is to enrich the educational experience of our members and the wider LSU student body by sharing the rich tapestry of African heritage and contemporary cultural practices.

Our objectives include the following:

1. Cultivating an expansive repository of knowledge about African cultures, traditions, and contemporary issues and disseminating this information through educational events, workshops, and seminars tailored to the interests and academic pursuits of LSU students.

2. Establish AGSA as a vibrant hub for cross-cultural dialog and exchange, where graduate students from various backgrounds can engage in meaningful interactions. We strive to transcend the barriers of ethnicity, nationality, and discipline to build a community that values diversity and inclusivity.

3. Organizing and participating in diverse events, from cultural festivals to academic symposiums, that not only celebrate African cultures but also encourage collaborative learning and understanding among all students. Through these events, we contribute to the global perspective of the LSU community and promote cultural competency.

4. We serve as a caring network for African graduate students and allies at LSU, providing a platform for academic support, professional development, and social engagement.

5. Collaborating with other student organizations, departments, and community groups to amplify the voices of African students and scholars and to advocate for the interests and needs of our members within and beyond the university setting.

By achieving these goals, AGSA aspires to enhance the overall quality of life of LSU students and empower individuals of African descent to share their unique narratives and perspectives, enriching the cultural fabric of our university and the broader society.

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Membership Benefits of the African Graduate Student Association (AGSA) at Louisiana State University

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• Access to Workshops and Seminars: Members can participate in various educational events focusing on African cultures, traditions, and contemporary issues, enhancing their academic and cultural knowledge.
• Research and Learning Opportunities: Opportunities to engage in research related to African studies and access a repository of resources about Africa.

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• Career and Professional Guidance: AGSA will provide career development sessions and panels featuring professionals from various fields, offering insights and guidance for career advancement.
• Skill Development Workshops: Workshops on academic writing, public speaking, and professional networking to enhance members’ capabilities.

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• Cultural Events and Social Gatherings: Regularly organized social events celebrating African cultures, allowing members to socialize and learn in a relaxed environment.
• Supportive Community: A platform to connect with students from similar backgrounds, fostering a sense of community and mutual support.

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• Interaction with Industry Professionals: Networking events with professionals who share a connection to African cultures or professional interests in related fields.
• Alumni Connections: Access a network of AGSA alums who can provide mentorship, job opportunities, and professional advice.
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• Representation in University Affairs: AGSA advocates for African graduate students in university settings, advocating for their needs and interests.
• Collaboration with Other Organizations: Opportunities to work with other student and professional organizations to promote the interests of African students and scholars at LSU and beyond.

These membership benefits are designed to support the educational, professional, social, networking, and advocacy needs of AGSA members, aligning with the association's mission to enrich the LSU community's understanding of African cultures and support its members’ academic and professional growth.

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The organization's mission is to bring African culture to the LSU campus by promoting diversity through music, food, fashion, dance, and unity. We seek to educate, empower, motivate, and enrich the student body in order to foster community and global unity. As part of our commitment to the integration of African students on campus, we work to share the culture and traditions of the African nations represented within the organization. The organization wants to make a safe place for those who seek it. It will show that there are people just like them that they can rely and depend on.

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The Agribusiness Club is a professional organization devoted to building leaders to help contribute to society. We have a passion for success and strive to prepare members for a successful career in Agribusiness. As a member, you will be involved in numerous activities that not only help you grow as a student, but provide you with the resources to develop professional networking skills. We accomplish this through conventions, expos, internship opportunities, and field trips, where you are given the opportunity to meet agribusiness related professionals. Besides your professional growth and development, you will have the opportunity to develop a relationship with your community, peers, and departmental professors. Named 2019-20 Ag Club of the Year.

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The Agricultural Economics Graduate Student Association (AEGSA) is dedicated to fostering an inclusive, collaborative, and intellectually stimulating environment for graduate students in agricultural economics. Our mission is to enhance academic and professional development, facilitate meaningful networking opportunities, and promote critical research and discussions on pressing issues within the field. Through our collective efforts, we strive to enrich our academic community, empower our members, and make a positive impact on the broader agricultural economics sector. We are committed to supporting diversity, encouraging innovation, and advocating for the advancement of knowledge in our discipline.

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Membership in the Agricultural Economics Graduate Student Association (AEGSA) offers a range of benefits designed to enhance your academic and professional journey. Members gain valuable networking opportunities with fellow students, faculty, and industry professionals, alongside access to workshops, seminars, and guest lectures focused on skill-building and emerging trends in agricultural economics. Collaborative research support and exclusive access to academic resources help refine your research skills, while funding opportunities for scholarships and travel ensure you can pursue your goals. Additionally, members engage in community outreach projects, benefit from mentorship programs with experienced faculty and alumni, and participate in social events that foster camaraderie. Leadership opportunities within the organization allow for personal growth, and regular updates on conferences and job postings keep you informed and connected. By joining AEGSA, you contribute to a vibrant community committed to advancing the field of agricultural economics.

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The Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan professional organization that enhances knowledge and expertise by providing a neutral forum for technology exchange, professional development, networking opportunities, public education, and outreach to more than 9000 environmental professionals in 65 countries. A&WMA also promotes global environmental responsibility and increases the effectiveness of organizations to make critical decisions that benefit society.

Requirements for membership in the Air & Waste Management Association at LSU are current enrollment as an LSU student and membership in the Air & Waste Management Association (www.awma.org).

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The A&WMA chapter at LSU is affiliated with A&WA and with the Louisiana Section of A&WMA. The student chapter holds on-campus meetings, often featuring presentations by environmental professionals. Chapter members may participate in Louisiana Section events, valuable networking exeperiences.
The Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan professional organization that enhances knowledge and expertise by providing a neutral forum for:
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AITP is the departmental organization directly associated with ISA at the E.J. Ourso College of Business at LSU. We are an organization that fosters student career success in the field of technology. Members are able to connect with classmates, collaborate with fellow ISA majors, and network with business professionals to expand their network and knowledge of the constantly evolving IT industry. By coordinating speaker series, hosting professional development events, and instilling organization-wide companionship, AITP provides a well-rounded agenda for its members.

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AHS LSU shall promote education, discussion, and debate on issues of national security, foreign affairs, and U.S. leadership in world affairs. The chapter will host speakers, organize roundtables, and engage the LSU community in civil, informed dialogue.

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Members will be eligible to compete for national scholarships, fellowships, and internship opportunities in Washington D.C.

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Our mission is to promote scholarship, research, professionalism, leadership and excellence in counseling, and to recognize high attainment in the pursuit of academic and clinical excellence in the profession of counseling.

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Alpha Delta Pi is the oldest secret society for women in the world. Its founding took place on May 15, 1851 at Wesleyan Female College in Macon, Georgia – the first college in the world chartered to grant degrees to women. Alpha Delta Pi's open motto is, "We Live For Each Other," leading us to support each other in every aspect of our lives. Alpha Delta Pi is committed to sisterhood, values and ethics, high academic standards, and social responsibility. The Omega chapter continues that commitment at LSU.

Alpha Delta Pi members are involved in many opportunities within Alpha Delta Pi such as leadership positions and Philanthropic events and partnerships both with Ronald McDonald House Charities and the Max Gruver Foundation. Members are additionally involved in countless campus activities and organizations, including LSU Ambassadors, Dance Marathon, STRIPES, Honors College, student athletes, various honor and professional societies, and many more.

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Alpha Epsilon Delta (AED) at Louisiana State University is a pre-professional health honor society dedicated to pre-medical students. AED seeks to guide and support pre-medical students on their journey to becoming medical professionals. In addition to providing students with the keys to success during both undergraduate and professional schooling, we offer many volunteer opportunities to serve those most vulnerable in our Baton Rouge community.

AED holds meetings every two weeks, where we expose students to different aspects of the medical field. At each meeting, guest speakers join us from across the state to share why they pursued medicine and share advice on how to be a successful medical professional. These speakers include medical students, residents, and physicians of numerous specialties, including orthopedic surgery, gastroenterology, psychiatry, cardiology, pediatrics, dermatology, infectious diseases, and more. Moreover, our members can meet and network with the Deans from LSU New Orleans and LSU Shreveport medical schools at our Dean's Convocation. The deans detail their respective schools and what they look for in applicants, followed by a question and answer session. We also host a Mock Interview with one of the Deans to provide our students with a glimpse into what the medical school interview is like. Additionally, we host a meeting with LSU's Pre-Medical Review Committee, a very important resource for those students looking to apply to medical school. While we strive to expose our members to many aspects of the medical field, we also emphasize the importance of service within our organization; we equip our members with plenty of service opportunities at local hospitals, nursing homes, cancer services centers, youth organizations, public schools, and many more!

For more information about membership requirements, please visit our website at lsuaed.org!

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The Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity motto is Brotherhood + Tradition = Success. At LSU, AGR takes great pride in close brotherhood. We won the Order of Omega of Most Outstanding Brotherhood six out of the last seven years. The men of Alpha Gamma Rho take pride in the traditions handed down to them from their many great alumni, including an interest in agriculture, a love for your brother and community, and a strong desire to continually improve yourself.

Alpha Gamma Rho's purpose is "To Make Better Men," which is achieved in many ways: through academics, social events, and being in a professional fraternity. As the only social and professional fraternity at LSU, AGR men are given an edge when it comes tolife after graduation. Anyone can become great with the right influences, and AGRs pride themselves on knowing what it takes to make great men.

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

Under the current leadership of Danette Anthony Reed, Alpha Kappa Alpha's International Program is Soaring to Greater Height of Sisterhood and Service. Chapters focus on strengthening their internal bonds through service in their surrounding communities.

The Eta Kappa Chapter was chartered on the campus of Louisiana State University on December 2, 1972. The chapter contributes to the sorority's international goals by completing community service hours, spearheading service projects, striving for academic excellence, serving on local and regional sorority committees, and modeling exemplary achievement on and off campus.

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Alpha Kappa Psi is the oldest and largest co-ed business organization in the country and open the door to professional development, networking, and socials. We welcome all majors, Business and non-business as we develop future premier business leaders to students across LSU.

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Alpha La, established by anthropology students in the Department of Geography and Anthropology in 1995, is the LSU chapter of Lambda Alpha, the National Anthropology Honor Society. Alpha La is devoted to promoting the field of anthropology and recognizing outstanding academic achievement at LSU. Our society provides a platform for students to engage in scholarly activities, build networks, and contribute to the advancement of anthropological knowledge. We are committed to fostering a community of excellence and academic success in our university and greater community of Baton Rouge.

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To promote Bible discussion among students. To provide fellowship between students and faculty. To represent the student body regarding spiritual needs. To provide a platform for presenting radical ideas that would benefit the spirituality of the Baton Rouge community.

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Alpha Phi International Fraternity is a membership organization dedicated to promoting sisterhood, cultivating leadership, fostering innovation, encouraging intellectual curiosity and advocating service. We help advance women's lives through the power of philanthropy. Alpha Phi is a home, filled with supportive and empowering sisters who will always want the best for one another and expect the best of each other.

Alpha Phi is a sisterhood of women supporting one another in lifelong achievement. We encourage working together to create a positive impact on campus and in our community. Our members are involved in many on campus activities from the LSU Golden Girls to Student Government. Alpha Phi develops character for a lifetime. We are part of a chapter full of energetic, involved, and dedicated women who are leaders, scholars, and contributors to the community.

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The mission of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. is to develop leaders, promote brotherhood and academic excellence, while providing service and advocacy for our communities.

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To confer recognition upon the industrial engineering student who has shown exceptional academic interests and abilities in his field.
To encourage wherever possible any movement which will advance the best interest of industrial engineering education.
To further unify the student body of the Industrial Engineering Department in presenting its needs and ideals to the faculty.
To create a closer student-faculty relationship by bringing together the needs and thoughts of both.
To assist and cooperate with all organizations and persons working for the interest of industrial engineering.
To benefit its members by the association and experience that can come from bringing together a group with similar interests, objectives, and abilities.
To promote the professional welfare of all.

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Recognition as someone who has shown exceptional academic interests, abilities and leadership in the field of industrial engineering.
Association and experience of belonging to a group with similar interests, objectives and abilities.
Participation in activities beneficial to the industrial engineering profession and industrial engineering education.
Opportunity to create a closer student-faculty relationship by periodically bringing together the thoughts, needs and ideals of both.
Opportunity to assist and cooperate with all organizations and persons concerned with the interests of industrial engineering.
Opportunity to promote the professional development and welfare of the members.

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Although Louisiana State University provides Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Interior Design as fields of study, the College of Art and Design students, in their respective disciplines, do not interact with each other outside of an academic environment. As architecture students, we find that communicating with other art and design students proves difficult because we share no common classes or programs. Our vision for Alpha Rho Chi on Louisiana State University’s campus is to become the connecting factor among the allied arts, which will ultimately promote a prominent studious environment within the college of Art and Design.

We believe that if a student’s knowledge is limited to only his or her respective major, he or she is missing vital networking opportunities, information, and most importantly, comprehension of design as wholistic approach. In order to share ideas and common interests, networking and inter-disciplinary learning both play a vital in the art and design community. Our organizing committee believes that Alpha Rho Chi will offer LSU Art and Design students an opportunity to meet over common interests, such as the professional field, appreciation for the arts, and a further understanding of the built environment.

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Membership Benefits include a strong connection network to the architectural/design professional field, social and group bonding events, workshop and group study sessions, a sense of community and backbone within the College of Art and Design.

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Alpha Tau Omega was originally founded at LSU in 1940. The mission of the Epsilon Zeta Chapter is to raise the standards of what it means to be a "fraternity man" on LSU's campus. The men of Alpha Tau Omega hold great pride in building a brotherhood as strong as right itself, giving back to the community through service and philanthropy, reaching high academic achievements, and creating leaders across every aspect in all daily efforts.

Since 1865, Alpha Tau Omega has been a provider of amazing opportunities for more than 230,000 men from over 250 chapters across the United States. The Epsilon Zeta chapter is consistently recognized for being a top twelve overall chapter of all ATO chapters nationwide and continues to innovate each year. As America's Leadership Development Fraternity, ATO provides a great opportunity for young men who are looking for a truly unique fraternity experience.

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"The primary purpose of the organization shall be to serve the University by providing assistance to students, parents and local communities in all service aspects through a promotion of spirit and unity. With knowledge of University culture, traditions, and resources, Ambassadors strive to better the University environment. The organization is designed to assist all members in maximizing their social and professional growth through advocacy, leadership, education, and public speaking and service opportunities."
— LSU Ambassadors Constitution

*All on-campus service requests may be submitted using https://forms.gle/FCP6rP4PTgGhMSyz7 
*Any announcement requests to be sent to org. members may be submitted using https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeB1KWGKep_2FrnmW_GsGUG7demnwdwkbc7LbIUfKykHe2o5w/viewform?usp=sf_link 

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The American Academy of Environmental engineering mission is ensuring general wellbeing and the earth by: Perceiving administration and perfection through Board Certification of Environmental Engineers and Scientists. Giving proficient improvement chances to understudies, specialists, and researchers.

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Connect with students, members, and LSU alumni to gain exposure and knowledge to the field of Environmental Engineering.
Attend informational meeting and networking conferences throughout each semester for insight on the application of classroom and field practices to the real world.
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The mission of the LSU AAPG/SEG Student Chapter is to foster a community of excellence for students pursuing careers in the geosciences by providing opportunities for technical education, professional development, leadership, and outreach. Through engagement with the American Association of Petroleum Geologists and the Society of Exploration Geophysicists, we aim to inspire innovation, promote scientific inquiry, and prepare students to become future leaders in the energy, environmental, and applied geophysics industries. We are committed to creating a collaborative environment that bridges academic knowledge with industry practice, while upholding values of integrity, inclusivity, and service to the broader geoscience community.

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Membership in the LSU AAPG/SEG Student Chapter provides students with access to a global network of geoscience professionals and a broad range of academic and career development resources. Members benefit from free national membership in both AAPG and SEG through corporate sponsorships, granting access to premier scientific journals, research libraries, and technical publications. Locally, by paying a $30 LSU Chapter fee, members support chapter activities and become eligible to apply for travel grants of up to $300 to present their research at professional conferences. Students have the opportunity to participate in workshops, field trips, leadership programs, and industry-led seminars designed to build practical skills and deepen technical knowledge. Membership also offers avenues for leadership development, community outreach involvement, and personal mentorship by faculty advisors and industry professionals. Active participation in the chapter helps students develop a professional network, gain insight into career pathways in energy and environmental geosciences, and position themselves for success in an increasingly competitive global workforce.

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Overview: We are the LSU branch of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), an organization dedicated to the research and development of aerospace technology and careers.  While AIAA is a professional society with the resources to help foster and expand careers in aerospace, our membership is not limited to people with technical experience in aerospace. Whether you are a seasoned professional in the field, a student with an aerospace minor, or just interested in the art of falling and missing the ground on the way down, our organization has something for you.
 
Activities: AIAA offers club rocket competitions to gear up towards larger, national-level, rocket competitions as well as smaller-scale activities. Our organization also organizes multiple trips per semester to sites important to the aerospace industry, such as the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the Naval Aviation Museum, and local airshows.  We also have presentations shown by professionals in the aerospace community to our organization in order to expand attendees' knowledge and provide networking opportunities.

If you are interested in learning more about us and staying up to date on our activities and plans, click the blue join button here on Tigerlink.  This will add you to our update email list.

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The American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) is an independent, nonprofit, student-run organization dedicated to providing unmatched programs, information, and resources on issues critical to architectural education. The mission of the AIAS is to promote excellence in architectural education, training, and practice; to foster an appreciation of architecture and related disciplines; to enrich communities in a spirit of collaboration; and to organize students and combine their efforts to advance the art and science of architecture.

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AIChE at LSU is a professional student organization with the following goals:
ÔùÅ Promote the professional development of its members through its meetings, programs, and relations with other student chapters.
ÔùÅ Contribute to the development of chemical engineering at LSU through activities involving faculty and student members.
ÔùÅ Provide networking opportunities for its members with local professionals, research institutions, and corporations seeking to hire chemical engineers.
ÔùÅ Create an inclusive atmosphere for underclassmen so they feel like a part of a community willing to mentor them socially and academically.

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To promote lung cancer screening for people who are at high-risk of developing lung cancer.

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Vision: To advance women in medicine and promote healthy lifestyles for all by developing leadership, advocacy, expertise, education, mentoring, and strategic alliances.

Mission: The American Medical Women's Association is an organization that functions at the local, national, and international levels to advance women in medicine and improve women's health. We achieve this by providing and developing leadership, advocacy, education, expertise, mentoring, and strategic alliances.

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The purpose of the LSU American Music Therapy Association of Students organization is to advance professional development, community service, education, and advocacy to promote and normalize the practice of music therapy within the LSU community and beyond.

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To support the development of early career scientists, postdocs, and graduate students as future leaders and colleagues, and to aim to build cohesive communities that strengthen the discipline of physics.

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The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) is a professional organization with a student chapter at LSU. We strive to familiarize the students with the profession and job opportunities by inviting professors, professional engineers, and organizations to speak at our bi-monthly meetings.

ASCE is the best way to meet with other students in civil engineering who share similar interests.
Interact with professional engineers — long before graduation!
Network through parent chapter and recruiters on campus.
Participate in national design competitions such as: Concrete Canoe competition, Steel Bridge competition, and Surveying competition
ASCE involvement looks fantastic on your resume!

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The Student Chapter of the American Soceity of Landscape Architects at the Lousiana State Unversity's Robert Reich School of Landscape Architecture's purpose of the Chapter shall be to bring students together through organized activites that:
1) are consistent with the purpose and polices of the Society
2) Enhance understanding of the Society, the profession, and related disciplines
3) Improve Skills and knowledge and complement the educational curriculum
4) Encourage participation in the programs and activities of the Society, its professional chapters, and other student and student affiliate chapters. 

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The primary purpose of this organization shall be to promote interaction between students and company representatives from the professional world, to be accomplished primarily by means of inviting speakers from a variety of companies to present about available mechanical engineering opportunities.

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LSU ASME is open to all students regardless of major, but is primarily geared toward
those who are enrolled in mechanical engineering. Membership will be tallied at the
beginning of each semester, and becoming a member will require completion of an
informational form to be turned in to the LSU ASME secretary with payment of dues.

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Promote human rights awareness on campus
Engage students in real-world activism
Connect LSU students to global issues
Encourage civic engagement and leadership

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Advocate for human rights through real campaigns and action.
Participate in petitions, letter-writing, and awareness initiatives
Gain hands-on experience in activism and social justice work
Develop leadership and organizing skills
Connect with a global network of activists
Attend events, discussions, and speaker sessions on human rights
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Nominated for Student Organization of the year, four years in a row, Animal Care for a Cause is established for the expressed purpose of becoming an advocate for abandoned and neglected animals. As mostly all humane societies and rescue organizations are non-profit organizations, our plan is to hold fundraisers to raise money which will be used to donate funds and products to local humane societies and rescue organizations. These societies are independent organizations that try to provide veterinary care, fostering, adoption, and so much more to the best of their ability but rely on the support and donations of their community. Our goal is not only to donate to these organizations, but to also actively volunteer our time and services to them. It is our plan to serve as a voice for those who don't have one while raising awareness against the broad spectrum of animal cruelty and attracting attention to the services that were built to benefit animals throughout a community.

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The purpose of the Animal Science Graduate Student Association at LSU organization is to:

1. Foster a culture of collegiality and inclusivisity, promote collaboration, and facilitate intra-student and intra-departmental interaction.
2. Fundraise and allocate funds for approved LAGSA functions.
3. Encourage graduate student professional development.
4. Organize and produce events for LAGSA members and the wider LSU School of Animal Sciences.

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Our mission is to provide education, networking, and experience oppportunities to both undergraduate and graduate students.

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To promote awareness of the Arabic Language and its surrounding cultures

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To help students interested in pursuing art to achieve their academic and professional goals.

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Our mission is to empower individuals to understand, explore, and shape the future of artificial intelligence. By combining foundational knowledge with practical applications and hands-on experiences, we aim to create a community that fosters learning, collaboration, and creativity. We are committed to encouraging the ethical development of AI technologies, promoting diversity within the field, and providing career opportunities and networking platforms to cultivate the next generation of AI leaders.

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The Asian Business Club aims to integrate Asian students majoring in business, finance, marketing, economics, advertising, and accounting into a supportive community at LSU. Our mission is to foster unity and provide guidance to Asian Americans as they navigate the corporate world, while promoting diversity and inclusivity for all ethnicities. We strive to create a strong networking environment that empowers students and prepares them for professional success.

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The Asian Student Union at LSU is established for the expressed purpose of building a community of students who support and promote the education, histories, cultures, and traditions of Asian Americans. We are a culture-centric group consisting primarily of LSU students whose goal is to learn about, promote, and participate in the cultures and traditions of Asian and Asian-American peoples. ASU strives to provide visibility and a positive image for a minority group on campus, while also cultivating a close-knit community of students who share a common passion. We are an organization that aims to create a voice for Asian Americans in today's society. Our mission is to spread awareness and educate others on Asian and Asian American culture.

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"To uplift and protect."

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To become an official (paid) member of ASU, one must pay yearly or semester dues. These help ASU pay for the events we plan during the academic year (such as karaoke nights, street food nights, and hot pot). Paid members obtain certain benefits and discounts at our paid events. A majority of ASU's events are free and open to the public, regardless of membership, but there are occasional events that are open to official (paid) members only. However, unpaid members are still welcome to attend our events and meetings. ASU encourages our members to pay the fee because it helps us as an organization; however we don't necessarily enforce it, because we understand some people don't have the means to pay. ASU is still growing, but some of the mainstay events it hosts every year include Dumpling Night, dinner socials, and general meetings that revolve around the topics of Asian and Asian American cultures. We have different food-related events as well as social and fundraising events. The purpose of these events are to promote Asian American culture on campus.

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The mission of the Asian Students Art Organization (ASAO) is to foster a supportive and inclusive community for Asian American students in the fields of art and design. We aim to celebrate and promote Asian American culture through creative expression while providing opportunities for professional growth and networking. ASAO strives to inspire and empower its members by organizing events that highlight the work of Asian artists and designers, encourage collaboration, and facilitate skill-building. Through our initiatives, we seek to cultivate a space where Asian students' voices are heard, valued, and represented in the art and design world. The Asian Students Art Organization (ASAO) is not about separating students based on ethnicity; instead, it aims to enrich and strengthen the entire community by celebrating diversity and fostering inclusion. By highlighting Asian American culture and promoting the work of Asian artists and designers, ASAO creates a platform that encourages cross-cultural exchange and understanding. Our events and initiatives are open to all students, regardless of background, providing opportunities for everyone to learn, collaborate, and grow. Far from isolating any group, ASAO works to build bridges, offering a space where all community members can appreciate different perspectives and contribute to a more vibrant, inclusive art and design environment.

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To become an official (paid) member of ASAO, individuals must pay yearly or semester dues, which support the planning and execution of various events throughout the academic year. These events include resume and portfolio-building nights, peer workshops, art showcases, and more. Paid members enjoy exclusive benefits, such as discounts and priority access to certain paid events. While most ASAO events are free and open to the public, some special events are reserved for paid members only.
You can still attend our events and meetings even if you are not a paid member. Some of our signature annual events include general meetings highlighting the work and influence of Asian designers and artists in Art & Design. Additionally, we host various social gatherings and fundraising activities, all aimed at promoting Asian designer culture on campus and fostering a vibrant, inclusive community.

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The Chapter is organized and will be operated for educational and scientific purposes
to promote the following:
(a) an increased knowledge of and greater interest in the mathematical sciences, including pure and applied mathematics, statistics, and their applications;
(b) a greater understanding of the contributions of women in the mathematical sciences;
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(c) mentoring and encouraging women and girls as they prepare for careers in the
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The Association of Black Social Workers at LSU is committed to enhancing the quality of life and empowering people of African ancestry through advocacy, human services delivery, and research.

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The Association of Pre-Physical Therapy Students is a professional organization founded with the purpose of educating members on all aspects of physical therapy, including but not limited to: applying for physical therapy school, life as a physical therapy student, specialties in the field, professional organizations, and other topics concerning the profession. The Association of Pre-Physical Therapy Students also serves to unite students at Louisiana State University that are interested in becoming physical therapists, fostering networking and unity throughout our educational and professional careers.

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The Association of Religious Studies Students (ARSS) is determined to maximize the potential of the university's Religious Studies program by creating an active network of religious studies students (and any students interested in religious studies), the religious studies faculty, and the greater LSU community. ARSS strives to promote students' interests in the history, development, and application of religious studies, and to create community among our student body. ARSS is open to all majors and minors in the department, as well as any LSU student who is interested in planning and participating in events outside the classroom.

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Our mission is to break the stigma around mental health, foster open conversations, and provide tools and support for students to care for their mental and emotional well-being .

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Holistic Mental Health & Wellness Support

Access to mental wellness workshops focused on stress, anxiety, and burnout

Peer-led support circles and reflective journaling sessions

Guest speakers including mental health professionals, student-athletes, and advocates

2. Academic & Life Balance Resources

Workshops on managing time, setting boundaries, and avoiding burnout

Support for balancing school, work, and extracurriculars

Tools to improve focus, motivation, and self-confidence

3. Leadership & Professional Growth

Opportunities to serve on our executive board or lead campus events

Career panels and networking with sports professionals and mental health leaders

Volunteer and outreach initiatives to build your resume and impact campus culture

4. Exclusive Events & Resources

Monthly wellness meetups (meditation, yoga, creative nights, etc.)

Free self-care kits, mental health resources, and giveaways

First access to panels, campaigns, and special events

5. Supportive, Inclusive Community

Safe, welcoming space to share and grow regardless of background or involvement in sports

Open discussions that promote empathy, awareness, and mental wellness across campus

A unified group of students passionate about changing the conversation around mental health

6. Opportunity Credit Program

Members can earn service or leadership credits by participating in club initiatives, events, and community outreach projects

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Members of this organization:
Connect and network with LSU's Master's of Social Work students
Learn about preparing for and applying to graduate school programs
Volunteer together in the Baton Rouge community
Network with social services agencies in the community
Attend monthly meetings
Develop strong self-care practices to prevent burnout as a social worker
Bond with organization members at social events

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LSU badminton seeks to promote participation and advancement in the sport of badminton. We aim to provide guidance for all enthusiasts and create an inclusive community of fun and competition for everyone.

Practices every Monday and Thursday at the UREC indoor West Court 3 from 7:00-9:00 PM CT.

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With the 25-30 dollar club fee paid semesterly, we will guarantee an exclusive yearly t-shirt release. Members will have reserved club practice time so they can have exclusive training times without distractions. Members will be able to receive specialized training from club coaches as well as play against other club members of similar skill level.

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To promote the love of ballroom dancing in the LSU community through the offering of weekly lessons and events.

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The Bangladeshi Students Association (BSA) is the sole and representative Bangladeshi organization on LSU campus. With a membership of over 50 Bangladeshi Students, along with their respective family members, as well as the whole Bangladeshi community,  BSA is dedicated to helping students and those off of campus learn about Bangladeshi heritage and culture. To promote Bangladeshi cultural awareness on campus, BSA holds several events every year, including traditional holiday events, community service events, civic engagement, dances, and numerous study breaks.

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We exist to provide participating college students with opportunities to develop strong friendships with other Christian college students and to help participants grow and mature in their faith. We also exist to help students find or stay involved in a local church and to help students who don't know Christ to find Him.

We are sponsored by the Baptist Churches in Louisiana. Involvement in our ministry is open to students of all denominations and religious backgrounds. We are located at the North gate on Highland Road next door to Chimes.

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To introduce adolescents to Jesus Christ and help them grow in their faith! Join us on weeknights for food, community and fun as we connect over the Bible and do life together! Everyone is welcome!

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Becoming Her exists to create a safe and empowering space where young women
can discover their voice, build confidence, and grow into the best versions of
themselves. Through mentorship, service, and sisterhood, we focus on personal
growth, leadership, and community impact.

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Members of Becoming Her gain access to a supportive sisterhood that focuses on personal growth, leadership, and empowerment. Through mentorship opportunities, members are able to connect with peers, alumni, and professional women who guide and inspire them along their journey. The organization also provides leadership development through officer roles, project planning, and public speaking, while service and outreach projects allow members to give back to the community and mentor younger girls. Beyond service, members enjoy networking opportunities with LSU students, faculty, and community leaders, as well as exclusive experiences such as workshops, socials, empowerment sessions, and creative or wellness-focused activities. Becoming Her also creates a safe and uplifting space where members can share their experiences, celebrate their wins, and lean on each other for support during challenges. In addition, involvement offers resume-building experiences, documented volunteer hours, and access to professional development resources that prepare members for future careers and scholarships. Overall, membership provides a balance of sisterhood, service, and self-improvement that helps each member grow into her fullest potential.

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Believers at LSU has been an active registered student organization since 2002. We love the Lord Jesus and desire all students to have genuine Christian friendships in a community that desires to know Christ. We endeavor to enjoy life together daily, study the Bible together weekly and care for one another in many ways.

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Our mission is to promote fitness and bodybuilding through education and community engangment via a supportive environment, workshops, trips, and other group events.

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Members will be able to foster camaraderie with like-minded individuals with either similar or greater experience to learn and grow from. Through monthly meetings and biweekly events, knowledge will be built upon and support will be created.

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BengalBots dedicated to expanding LSU students' education experience and interest in robotics through the opportunity to build and compete in robotics competitions, while learning leadership and teamwork skills. BengalBots seeks to provide LSU students with skills vital for engineering education as well as future employment. All who are interested in robotics are welcome regardless of major or experience.

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Enhance skills learned in engineering courses through leadership and teamwork while completing projects. Join competitions and collaborate with engineers from multiple backgrounds.

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To teach about conservation and outdoor safety.

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Members get to experience the outdoors with affordable out-of-state, and in-state trips.

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Best Buddies is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating personal friendships and inclusive environments for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).

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Beta Beta Beta (Tri Beta) is a society for graduate and undergraduate students dedicated to improving the appreciation of biological study and extending boundaries of human knowledge through scientific research.  Founded in 1922 at Oklahoma City University, there are now more than 670 active TriBeta chapters at universities throughout the United States.
Louisiana State University's Tri Beta chapter, Eta Alpha, was originally founded in 1988 with the goal to connect high-achieving students with an interest in the biological sciences with opportunities for undergraduate research positions.  After a brief hiatus following Hurricane Gustav, the chapter was re-instated in 2014 with the mission to reunite the students and professors in the biology department.  We welcome any students with interests in research, fellowship, and/or developing connections for future endeavors within this indispensible field.
We offer lifetime connections with local, regional, and national Tri Beta members; opportunities to connect with professors, faculty, and other professionals within fields related to the biological sciences; collaboration with research facilities both on and off campus; potential opportunities for research publication in the acclaimed society journal, BIOS, which focuses on publication of student research, articles of interest to biologists and society news.

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Lifetime connections with local, regional, and national Tri Beta members
Opportunities to connect with professors, faculty, and other professionals within fields related to the biological sciences
Collaboration with research facilities both on and off campus
Potential opportunities for research publication in the acclaimed society journal, BIOS

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Beta Theta Pi Fraternity has devoted its time to developing men of principle for a principled life. The brotherhood aids the individual, builds the fraternity, and strengthens the academic institution through lifelong devotion to intellectual excellence, high standards of moral conduct, and responsible citizenship.

Beta's members believe in mutual assistance in the honorable labors and aspirations of life, devotion to the cultivation of the intellect, unsullied friendship, and unfaltering fidelity. This lasting bond of friendship is cultivated by being a part of a group of individuals who share the same goals and values, constantly supporting each other in the pursuit of social, moral, and cultural excellence.

Members are actively involved on campus, including Student Government, LSU Ambassadors, intramural sports, and many more. The chapter is proud to say that its members are true leaders who are devoted to leaving a legacy by the end of their collegiate careers. But most of all, they are proud to call themselves Men of Principle.

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The Beta Upsilon Chi Fraternity was founded and exists for the Purpose of establishing Brotherhood and Unity among college men., based upon the common bond of Jesus Christ.

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The purpose of the organization is:
1. To encourage a healthy lifestyle through a vegetarian diet and providing delicious vegetarian/vegan meals at our meetings and/or special events.
2. To engage students in the mindfulness of yoga practice through the process of mantra yoga and kirtan yoga.
3. To invite all students to learn, practice, and discuss the science of self-realization.
4. To develop more complete individuals with inner strength, peace and happiness by educating and introducing our members to healthy living and high thinking process.
5. To promote the importance of spirituality to discern reality from illusion, spirit from matter and the eternal from temporary.

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BioGrads is a student organization serving graduate students in the Department of Biological Sciences.

The purposes for organizing BioGrads are scientific and educational.

Membership is open to all graduate students in the Department of Biological Sciences. 

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The Biological Engineering Student Organization (BESO) is a professional organization composed of undergraduate and graduate students with varied career interests such as the medical and agricultural fields. BESO is an excellent way to get involved as a Biological Engineering student by allowing for opportunities to interact and form relationships with professors and professionals working in industry. As an organization with a strong sense of community, we aim to build strong connections within the Biological Engineering program by getting students involved through various activities aimed to help enhance undergraduate experience and resume building opportunities.
Join BESO and become familiar with the faculty and peers of the Biological Engineering program!

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Members are given the opportunity to learn about fields in Biological and Agricultural Engineering and to meet professionals in those fields. BESO also has affiliations with BMES (Biological Engineering Society) and ASABE (American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers)

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Our mission is to advance the knowledge and understanding of birds, ornithology, conservation, and the environment. We seek to help members make connections in the ornithological field and pursue conservation related careers, while also increasing their enjoyment and stewardship of the outdoors.

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The Black Faculty and Staff Caucus (BFSC) at Louisiana State University has an established reputation of more than 30 years at the University.

The purpose of the Caucus is twofold: (1) to serve the special needs of LSU African-American employees by promoting understanding of African-American concerns and providing assistance, education and social interaction for the LSU faculty and staff; (2) and to provide African-American employees and students a proactive organization capable of investigating complaints, addressing problems and working alongside University administration to facilitate resolution.

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Our mission is to inspire women of color to use the political process to improve the quality of life for their families and the collective community.

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-Meet and collaborate with other Black women and allies who are passionate about civic engagement and political advocacy.
-Participate in advocacy efforts that aim to influence policy decisions at local, state, and national levels.
-Take on leadership roles within BGV chapters and initiatives, gaining valuable experience in organizing and leading efforts.
-Learn and enhance skills in areas such as public speaking, event planning, community organizing, and more.
-Attend national conferences and events where you can learn from and network with other BGV members and prominent figures in the political and social justice arenas.

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The purpose of the LSU Black Male Leadership Initiative, or BMLI, Fellows Program is to help improve retention, graduation, and participation rates for black male students through mentoring, leadership development, and academic support, while connecting these students with faculty, staff, and the campus community.

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Our mission is to inspire and cultivate the next generation of Black medical leaders, by ensuring equal access to opportunities and resources through mentorships, professional development, internships, and fundraising while advancing health outcomes for diverse populations.

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Black Student Nurses Coalition (BSNCoalition) is committed to empowering and advancing Black nursing students through academic excellence, leadership development, mentorship, and community engagement. We foster fellowship and meaningful networking between incoming and active nursing students to build a strong pipeline of support, guidance, and professional growth. Through our core values scholarship, philanthropy, integrity, advocacy, autonomy, fellowship, and altruism; we strive to increase representation in healthcare and promote health equity within underserved communities.

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Membership in BSNCoalition provides students with access to a dynamic network of peers, mentors, and healthcare professionals dedicated to their success. Members benefit from academic support from peers who have already taken the courses they are currently enrolled in, community service opportunities, and career-building experiences designed to strengthen both clinical competence and professional confidence. By joining BSNCoalition, members become part of a powerful pipeline of support that nurtures personal growth, promotes excellence, and prepares them to make a lasting impact in healthcare and their communities.

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The purpose of the Black Student Union is to represent the interest of the Black student populace at all times. With an emphasis on political, community, social, and educational concerns, we promote the general welfare of the Black student populace by fostering communications between the Black Student Union and the university. We strive to provide a central agency through which Black students may voice their opinion and gain support on any and all matters.

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The mission of Black Wall Street at Louisiana State University is to provide students with structured financial education and professional exposure in the areas of personal finance, investing, market analysis, and economic systems. Through workshops, collaboration, and engagement with finance professionals, the organization seeks to develop financially literate and analytically disciplined students who are prepared to navigate financial markets and broader economic environments.

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Members of Black Wall Street at LSU will have access to structured financial education and professional development opportunities. These include the opportunity to complete the Bloomberg Finance Fundamentals Certificate, as well as instruction in asset allocation, personal finance, and economic theory. Members will also gain exposure to market analysis, trading concepts, and investment psychology through workshops and discussions led by club leadership and guest professionals.

In addition, members will benefit from networking opportunities with finance professionals, guest speakers, and alumni, while participating in an engaging learning environment designed to build both financial knowledge and career readiness.

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The purpose of Black Women in Film and Media is to create a supportive, educational, and collaborative community for Black women and allies interested in film, media, and storytelling. The organization serves as a built-in production studio where members can develop creative ideas and transform them into tangible projects.

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The Black Women Leadership Association's purpose to cultivate, empower, and unify Black women to become effective leaders in all aspects is both inspiring and impactful. Focuses on mentorship, advocacy, skill-building, and community support, fostering leadership development among Black women in various sectors.

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An exclusive opportunity to sharpen your leadership skills, paving the way for accelerated success in your collegiate journey while preparing you to excel in the professional world.

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The BWE-I Initiative at LSU aids in ensuring an environment where black women can thrive as students. A small team of students and staff advocate for their holistic well-being in this program with the assistance of campus partners, community members, students, faculty, and staff. We believe the BWE-I Initiative is where valued mentoring and developing young black women in their academic, professional, physical, social, identity, civic, and emotional well-being meet. We advocate for equity in resources and opportunities and strive to bring everyone in the LSU community to work towards the retention, matriculation, and graduation of our students. Everyone participating in the initiative must embrace the value of mentoring young women as they strive to reach their fullest potential while focusing on their academic, professional, physical, social, identity, civic, and emotional well-being.

The Black Women's Empowerment Initiative was established to promote, maintain, and advance the well-being of Black Women at LSU. Our purpose is to promote equity and community building by cultivating intentional spaces for Black Women to gather, developing workshops and programming around pertinent topics, and holding space together.   

We have an emphasis on developing female leaders with a drive and ambition who want to continue to uplift women in today's society. Each individual participating in the initiative should embrace the value of nurturing young women as they look toward brighter futures while focusing on the development of the social, emotional, educational, and physical needs of young minority women.

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To promote a higher scholastic standard and a more complete understanding of Animal Science among student members.
To promote animal agriculture through development of a program of activities that will supplement students' study of the animal sciences in colleges and universities.
To enhance professionalism of students who will one day be leaders in the animal agriculture industry.
To bring about a closer relationship among all students pursuing some phase of animal agriculture as a profession.

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Rodeo and Livestock Experience

No restrictions have been applied to join the B&B TigerLink. However, to become a member, you must complete and submit the Hazing Certificate, sign the B&B Constitution, and pay dues before the deadlines for each. In order to become an active member, 1 year as a "pooch" is required.

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The mission of the Believers’ Loveworld (BLW) Campus Ministry at LSU is to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ, nurture the spiritual growth of members, and build a loving, faith-filled community dedicated to the moral and spiritual transformation of individuals and society.

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Spiritual Enrichment: Members grow in faith through Bible study, prayer, and teaching.
Community & Fellowship: Members are part of a supportive, loving spiritual family that encourages unity and accountability.
Leadership Development: Members can serve in various leadership roles, helping to develop organisational and ministry skills.
Equal Rights & Inclusion: Every member has equal rights, privileges, and the freedom to express their views during meetings, as long as they align with the organisation’s principles.

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We are a Bible-based Campus Ministry motivated by Faith, Family, and Fun! We strive to build an environment of fun and excitement founded on God!

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Our mission is to provide a safe learning space for readers to come together and discuss literature.

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Brain Exercise Initiative is a research-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit service organization that utilizes simple math, writing, and reading-aloud exercises as an intervention to improve cognitive function in assisted-living facility residents with Alzheimer's Disease. Pioneered by neuroscientist Dr. Ryuta Kawashima, it has been found that doing these simple brain exercises for just 30 minutes a day, 5 times a week, caused marked improvements for those with Alzheimer's Disease. The gentle mental activities Dr. Kawashima used activated the prefrontal cortex, the control center for memory, cognition, and planning.

Drawing from this groundbreaking research, Brain Exercise Initiative at LSU strives to create an intergenerational service opportunity in which LSU students hold brain exercise programs at retirement homes in the Baton Rouge community. We use daily packets which include simple math, writing, and "read-alouds" that are completed by each elder with the guidance of LSU student volunteers. Not only does Brain Exercise Initiative at LSU hope to improve the memory of those suffering from Alzheimer's and dementia but we also create an invaluable, all-too-rare avenue for intergenerational service, discussion, and collaboration. Volunteer with us to help more seniors remember and thrive!

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BridgeLSU provides a place where politically minded people can have a forum for policy-oriented politics. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter for updates and information about upcoming events.

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We are dedicated Servant Leaders who are perpetuating a sorely needed concept - Servant-Leaders as role models in elementary schools. We are devoted to planting seeds of dignity and respect in children and inspiring them to cultivate those seeds, producing a crop of unprecedented success. We will teach reading, writing and arithmetic and progress to self-esteem, imagination, and determination. Because of our immeasurable promise, not only have we earned your respect, we demand it! A title is only important if ones' character and integrity dictate its use. When you address us, please verbalize our destiny... Please do not call us by our first name... call us in reference to our great vision... call us MISTERs!

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- Scholarship award to assist with tuition and books
- An academic support system to help assure their success
- A cohort learning model for social and cultural support
- Mentorship through Call Me MISTER® and African-American Male Initiative Programs
- Tutors
- Mentors
- Continuous access to classroom environments during their programs of study through observation, service-learning, and field experiences
- Preparation in culturally relevant pedagogy
- Assistance with job placement
- Official Call Me MISTER® blazer upon graduation

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Win, build, and send Christ-centered multiplying disciples.

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Growing in friendships with like minded people, growing in leadership skills, and growing in connection with Christ.

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The mission of Campus Life is to enhance student learning through innovative initiatives focused on the tenets of involvement, leadership, and service that enrich the LSU experience.

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Campus Life works closely with more than 400 student organizations, countless student organization leaders and advisors, and is home to some of LSU's biggest traditions. The department's mission is to enhance student learning through innovative initiatives focused on the tenets of involvement, leadership, and service that enrich the LSU experience. Campus Life serves a diverse student population and strives to make LSU an increasingly vibrant campus community.

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The LSU Food Pantry provides supplemental food to students who may experience hunger or food insecurity.

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For questions about using the pantry email foodpantry@lsu.edu for assistance.

After joining the group, please register for an in-person volunteer training under the organization's events tab.
Only members that complete the required training will be considered "certified" to volunteer, and only certified volunteers will be able to sign up for volunteer shifts in the LSU Food Pantry.

Please contact us at foodpantry@lsu.edu with any questions or concerns you may have!

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Vision: To forge fierce LSU entrepreneurs to be future innovators, change leaders, and business owners

Mission: To develop an entrepreneurial ecosystem at the heart of LSU by connecting the colleges, local businesses, and students through fellowship, competition, learning, and service

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1. Networking and fellowship (Opportunities to connect with fellow students, faculty, professionals, and local businesses).
2. Personal Growth (Develop confidence, people skills, critical thinking, and creativity).
3. Entrepreneurial Skillsets (Opportunity recognition, drive, purpose, sales tactics, planning).
4. Business Idea Generation (Ability to draft a venture concept from scratch and see the idea through to its launch).
5. Current Innovation Topics (Learn and debate with other students on current innovation events and discoveries and their implications).

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The Ceramic Arts Student Association strives to provide an on-campus ceramics community that facilitates ceramics education, team building, professional opportunities and networking within the broader ceramics arena.

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CHAARG is the largest wellness club on 100+ college campuses. Our mission is to show everyone that working out can [+ should!] be fun. Through CHAARG, you’ll be surrounded by our supportive + empowering community of 10,000+ members, able to try new workouts, + most importantly – make some great friends.

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The idea behind CHAARG is simple: a group of students on campus that try new workouts together every week. We believe that working out can [+ should!] be fun ++ we know that working out is a lot better with friends! CHAARG Chapters quickly turned into groups that do a lot more than workout together – socials, formals, + retreats have created true communities on campus that lead to lifelong friendships.

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Changing the Outlook is organization that focuses on changing the projection that children have on their own lives and self-worth. Children are the future and we value the importance of children having opportunities and positive influences to look up to as role models. Children within inner-city and low income communities have lower esteem and less opportunities. We aim to bridge the visible gap that children from low-income and high-income communities see for their respective futures, while advocating for them.

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Welcome to the Chess Club @ LSU! Our organization is a recreational activities club geared towards anyone who wants to have fun and play chess. We encourage everyone from beginner to intermediate, to advanced chess players to come to our meetings. New to the game? Not a problem, learning is easy! We provide students with an opportunity to learn the game of chess and practice their skills with classmates and friends.

Our club typically meets once a week in the Student Union and plays chess in Free Speech Alley every Friday. However, due to COVID-19, we will only be hosting weekly tournaments on lichess.org for Fall 2020. Links to these tournaments will be sent out in an email every week. Please refer to our club calendar for this semester for more information or contact the club president at isaiza1@lsu.edu. The club calendar can be found in our documents section on our Campuslabs page.

The Chess Club @ LSU also works with the East Baton Rouge community to establish chess clubs in local schools, and help teach the game to middle through high school-aged students. The club also participates in regional Chess Tournaments like the Baton Rouge City Chess Tournament.

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We believe when we are earnestly striving to know God through studying His word and spending time in prayer, when we are living life together in a real community (not a perfect community but an honest and committed community), and when we are taking responsibility to help in lives of the hurting and the lost around us... well, we believe that's how we will change the world. That's why we strive to be a community of students who live our lives together as we walk in relationship with Jesus and take an active responsibility to the world around us.

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Most engineering disciplines have a recognized national honor society. For the Civil Engineering profession, Chi Epsilon fills this role. Chi Epsilon was founded in 1922 to recognize and honor civil engineering students and professionals, and now has 137 active chapters at universities across the United States. It is widely recognized in the profession and has initiated over 114,000 members.
Students and professionals are selected to become members based on recognition of their scholarship, character, practicality and sociability, considered by Chi Epsilon to be the four primary traits of a successful engineer. For student members, scholarship is determined by being in the top third of their junior or senior class.

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Members of Chi Epsilon are considered top graduates and are highly sought by civil engineering employers. This organization was previously larger at LSU, but became dormant during the Covid-19 pandemic. We are excited to be reviving this chapter, and there are lots of leadership positions available at this time. There are also lots of opportunities to shape this organization into what members desire as it is growing.
We hope that this organization can collaborate with other Civil Engineering organizations to host study nights, career preparedness nights, member socials, and other events that align with our organization's goals and mission.

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Chi Omega is the largest women's fraternity nationwide with 181 chapters and more than 375,000 initiates. The Phi Gamma chapter at LSU has prided itself in upholding Chi Omega's six purposes which are: friendship, personal integrity, service to others, academic excellence and intellectual pursuits, community and campus involvement, and career and personal development.

Chi Omega women are actively involved in the community, volunteering at Friends of the Animals, Habitat for Humanity, and several other local organizations. Every year, Chi Omega hosts its philanthropy event, Swishes for Wishes, to support its national philanthropy, the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

As a diverse group of women, Chi Omegas are involved in many campus activities such as athletics, dance teams, Greek leadership organizations, student government, spiritual organizations, and more! Additionally, Chi Omega hosts many fun events such as White Carnation Formal, Hoot n' Holler, Semi Formal, Grub, King Cakes with Chi O, and more!

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Louisiana State University Chinese Students and Scholars Association (LSU CSSA) is a nonprofit, student-run organization that targets the Chinese community at LSU. Our mission is to provide assistance to Chinese students and scholars in areas such as studies, career development and recreation, as well as to promote Chinese culture and improve connection between the Chinese community and other populations.

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CTK exists so that we can be a family on mission forming lifelong disciples of Jesus Christ and His Church.

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The Christian Legal Society ("CLS") is an Illinois non-profit corporation with its principal offices in Springfield, Virginia, that exists to inspire, encourage, and equip lawyers and law students, both individually and in community, to proclaim, love and serve Jesus Christ through the study and practice of law, the defense of religious freedom, and the provision of legal assistance to the poor.

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Members of the LSU Law community who join this chapter will become part of a Christian community at the law center who studies the Biblical teachings together, here from local Christian legal professionals about living out their faith, fellowship together in events on and off the campus of LSU, and serve our community.

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The CHSE Ambassadors are a group of high achieving, diverse and well-rounded student leaders who have declared a major within the College of Human Sciences & Education. They provide Collegiate Outreach for Recruitment & Engagement (CORE) support within the College, on campus and in the community. CHSE Ambassadors assist the College with recruitment initiatives, campus programs, outreach efforts, banquets, special events and other activities.

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Build friendships with other CHSE students
Serve as a role model to prospective and current students.
Improve team building, leadership, and communication abilities.
Develop special event and program planning skills.
Plan and participate in community engagement and service projects.
Identify and articulate information about the schools and majors in the CHSE.
Recruit students into the CHSE.
Develop rapport with CHSE faculty, staff, and administrators.
Serve as a leader in the CHSE and on campus.
Participate in networking opportunities with alumni and community leaders.
Gain an opportunity to build your resume.
Earn official CHSE Ambassador accessories and regalia.
Receive special recognition upon graduation from CHSE.

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The LSU Cinema Club is for film majors or people who like film to come together, discuss film as a group, and learn about the film. It shines a light on lesser-known and foreign films and gives students the ability to appreciate their love of cinema. 

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CKI develops college and university students into a global network of responsible citizens and leaders with a lifelong commitment to service.

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-Develop Professional Skills
-Grow your Circle
-Make an Impact
-Offer Networking and Mentorship
-Be Part of a Global Family
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The Clarence L. Barney Jr. African American Cultural Center (AACC) implements educational, cultural and social activities that acknowledge and address the needs of African American students at LSU.  The Center also provides a venue for all students to learn about African American culture, heritage and traditions.

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The mission of the Classical Studies Club will be to provide a community for all students who maintain a general interest in classical studies and to further their knowledge of classical canon. For many, it will seek to provide an opportunity for former high school classics students to remain active in the classical studies community.

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Membership benefits include a year's worth of fun, friendship, and classical events.

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The Mission of the LSU Club Baseball Team is to provide students with the opportunity to play
competitive, organized college baseball, and to continually enhance this experience for
all members.

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The LSU Tennis Club is a group of tennis players looking for both a more competitive aspect as well as a social group to further their tennis skills.

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The Purpose of The Coalition of Black Women in Stem is to function as a tool which will help
provide academic and professional resources to black women majoring in STEM related fields at
LSU in order to enhance their collegiate and professional careers while also curating comradery
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The purpose of CEGO is to provide graduate student representation to the Department of Oceanography and Coastal Sciences, Department of Environmental Sciences, and the DOCS and ENVS faculty. CEGO also serves in a social capacity and organizes events to promote graduate student social interaction, including tailgates, seafood boils, and mixers. In addition to CEGO's social operations, it provides a number of opportunities for CC&E grad students to get involved in the community; CEGO has a presence at local beach sweeps, education and outreach events (Ocean Commotion, LUMCON's open house, and Earth Day)

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Group dedicated to helping the College of the Coast & Environment recruit students and host events, providing social events for Coastal Environmental Science majors, connecting CES majors with future employers, educating on employment options, and advocating for CES majors to LSU administrators. 

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The COPRI - LSU Student Chapter strives to connect students with professionals in coastal engineering, river engineering, port planning and related fields by inviting these professionals to speak at our regularly held meetings. This group also serves as a way for LSU students to connect and interact before graduating. Therefore, COPRI - LSU provides a great networking opportunity with professionals and other students as they search for career opportunites post graduation.

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College Democrats of LSU aims to provide the means by which students can find their political voice and become more active in the community. We hope to offer students a meaningful political experience and engage them in politics through events, internships, and our meetings.

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The mission of the College of Agriculture Student Association at Louisiana State University A&M (ASA) is to represent the needs of the students in the LSU College of Agriculture by promoting camaraderie, expanding networks, and creating opportunities that collectively foster personal growth, professional development and provide premier student experiences. 
ASA serves as the governing body for all Ag Student Organizations and as the voice of students in the LSU College of Agriculture. ASA conducts programming to maximize student involvement by holding monthly meetings, service initiatives, and interactive and engaging events. The Agriculture Student Association assists clubs and organizations in need-based funding, promotion of events, conferences, competitions, etc. ASA serves as a liaison between Ag students and College of Agriculture administration, LSU Student Government and the LSU administration.

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The Collegiate 100 membership is drawn primarily from male African–American college students through Chapters on university campuses across America. The purpose of the Collegiate 100 is to implement the mentoring, education, and tutoring programs of the100 Black Men of Metro Baton Rouge, LTD.

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The Collegiate 100 of Louisiana State University is an auxiliary organization to The 100 Black Men of
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Collegiate 4-H is a student organization that allows LSU college students to get connected with campus and community, with a focus on service, leadership, and civic engagement. The club also provides service and support to the local and state 4-H programs, such as serving as judges and conducting training workshops.

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Service Opportunities, leadership development

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Addiction is often said to be the opposite of connection. It is essential for people in recovery to have a community of support. Community is necessary for achieving, maintaining, and enjoying sobriety, rediscovering self, avoiding feelings of isolation, and connecting with people who understand what you are going through. As college students in recovery, we understand what you are going through and are here to help.

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The Power of Example
Accountability and Motivation
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Please join our GroupMe: https://groupme.com/join_group/72569004/wExUbh4B

Weekly recovery meetings are held on Tuesdays at 9:00 a.m. in the Women's Center, Wednesdays evenings at 7:00 p.m. in room 212 of Coates Hall, and Fridays at 5:00 p.m. in room 212 of Coates Hall.

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The mission of the CBSA is: (1) To create relationships between students and industry leaders seeking to hire topflight talent; (2) To help members develop business competencies that are attractive to potential employers; (3) To promote career exploration and clarity while encouraging networking with current and past students; (4) To provide opportunities for internships, mentorships, and scholarships; (5) To assist the Department of Finance in implementing the Commercial Banking Initiative; (6) To create a welcoming atmosphere that encourages an inclusive community and promotes diversity.

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Invaluable insight from industry veterans ranging from branch management, risk, underwriting, and beyond.
Access to a welcoming, curious student body that shares your eagerness to get involved in Commercial Banking.
Various opportunities to network with other members as well as speakers from various banking functions.

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The general purpose of CMST GSA is to improve and enhance the experiences of graduate students working and learning in the LSU Department of Communication Studies (LSU CMST), especially those who LSU and CMST has historically and continues to marginalize. Specifically, CMST GSA seeks to address issues related to the dual roles its members occupy as students and employees within the department and to facilitate members' relevant professional development and intentional social support. CMST GSA is dedicated to achieving all of these goals through advocacy, social action, and mentorship.

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Official UREC Club Sport organization for Esports LSU.

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Connect is a student ministry that has a desire to help students grow in their spiritual journey, connect with others, and lead impacting the world! We meet weekly for socializing and teaching. We host group studies and other fun activities throughout the year.

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The purpose of the construction student association is to advance the education experience of members by fostering professional networking, providing enhanced opportunities for employment, contributing to the betterment of the community, and promoting the student agenda to the construction management department. LSU CSA members represent the top percent of students that the construction management program at LSU has to offer. Additionally, all students pursuing a career in construction services are free to join; this includes, but is not limited to, majors in business administration, architectural design, all fields of engineering, and construction management.

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Benefits of becoming a LSU CSA member include, but is not limited to gaining access to private networking events, experiencing industry related field trips, participating in community out-reach programs, becoming notified of possible career opportunities and scholarships, and much more!

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The Corps of Cadets aims to develop future leaders of high trust and performance who embody values of service, honor, and respect while acknowledging the history and traditions of the Long Purple Line.

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Court Culture Tennis exists to uplift and empower LSU’s Black community by using tennis as a tool for unity, confidence, and cultural representation. It’s more than a club — it’s a collective space where:

Tennis is a platform for connection, self-expression, and athletic development.

Cultural identity is affirmed and celebrated, not sidelined.

Everyone, regardless of skill, is welcomed and supported.

Black students are centered in both leadership and experience — reclaiming space in a sport that has too often excluded us.

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When you join Court Culture, you're not just signing up for tennis — you're stepping into a culturally affirming space that celebrates identity, growth, and community. As a member, you’ll benefit from:

Inclusive Tennis Access: Whether you’ve never picked up a racket or you’ve been playing for years, there’s a place for you on the court. Skill doesn’t determine belonging here.

Skill Development: Receive guidance from Practice Pros and structured drills to help you improve your technique, footwork, and confidence.

Leadership Opportunities: Members can volunteer as Practice Pros, serve as officers, or take the lead on outreach, events, and practice planning.

Community Connection: Build friendships with other Black students and allies through practices, social events, and bonding activities.

Cultural Empowerment: Join an organization that centers Black joy and representation in a sport where we’ve historically been left out.

Creative Expression: Contribute to social media content, storytelling, and redefining the visual and cultural presence of tennis on campus.

Event Participation: Attend Court Talk practice themes, tournaments, community service initiatives, and culturally rooted programs throughout the semester.

Safe Space: Be part of a respectful, affirming, and judgment-free environment that celebrates individuality, supports wellness, and promotes positive growth.

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Our goal is to bridge the gap between the arts and engineering by supporting those who have an
interest in both and want to find a way to relate the two. We want to explore how our creative strengths
can boost the field of engineering in new, exciting ways that might not yet be realized. Whether we
draw, write, sew, dance, knit, design or more, there's a place for creative engineers here.

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Crochet Club is hosted every Thursday from 5:30-7:00 pm at Tureaud Hall 220. Come join us for some crafting camaraderie!

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CTGSC is an academic organization that serves as a platform for graduate students in the College of Human Sciences and Education to engage with the Curriculum Theory Project.

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The Mission of this organization shall be: To promote the organizations, efforts, or programs looking to improve and advance the dairy industry at this institution, throughout Louisiana, and the nation, To provide educational activities for students interested in agriculture, and to promote scholarship and leadership among club members, and To provide friendship and to encourage feeling of mutual interest and enthusiasm in the dairy industry among students and faculty.

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Dance Ambassadors aims to cultivate a fun, inclusive, and high-quality dance experience for all levels that provides a healthy and creative outlet for LSU students. We host weekly classes open to everyone on Monday nights from 7:30-9pm in Room 123 of the Music and Dramatic Arts Building. Find out more on our Instagram @lsu_dance_ambassadors

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DECA @ LSU strives to develop professional business skills, leadership abilities, a career focus mindset, and an understanding and appreciation of civic responsibilities and ethical values. LSU DECA will also aid in developing a respect for education in marketing, business administration and management, hospitality/tourism, culinary arts, marketing, fashion merchandising, finance, and entrepreneurship that will contribute to occupational competence and career success.

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DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management in high schools and colleges around the globe.

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Delight Ministries exists to provide a safe and intentional space for college women to grow spiritually, build lasting friendships, and experience the transforming love of Jesus.

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Delta Chi was originally founded as a professional law fraternity in 1890 at Cornell University and became a general social fraternity in 1922. The fraternity has grown to 130 chapters and colonies across the United States and Canada, incorporating over 107,000 initiates. Delta Chi's four pillars are friendship, character, justice, and education. The LSU Chapter hosts a variety of social, brotherhood, and philanthropy events each semester. Delta Chi's socials include tailgates, date events, exchanges, and semester parties. The fraternity's philanthropy is the Jimmy V Foundation for Cancer Research, which the chapter supports with events such as a sorority kickball tournament and plate lunch fundraisers. The chapter prides itself on its intramural teams, involvement on campus, and most importantly, its brotherhood.

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Delta Delta Delta was founded in 1888 with the purpose of establishing a perpetual bond of friendship among its members, to develop a stronger and more womanly character, to broaden the moral and intellectual life, and to assist its members in every possible way. Tri Delta is filled with over 350 brave, bold, and kind women from all over the United States. Tri Delta members are encouraged to showcase their talents and build leadership skills in order to become the very best versions of themselves. In 2022, Tri Delta at LSU was awarded top fundraising chapter in the nation for the third year in a row for their philanthropy, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. They raised over $257,000 and received "Most Spirited Chapter" at the 2022 Tri Delta St. Jude Celebration. Tri Delta members live out their core values of truth, self-sacrifice, and friendship through their philanthropic efforts.

Tri Delta members are involved in many diverse student organizations at LSU, such as Student Government, Greek Board of Directors, Tiger Girls, Bat Girls, and Golden Girls. Additionally, Tri Delta enjoys planning fun social events, such as Blind Tie, Delta DDDarty, Semi-Formal, Chapter Night Out, and many more. Tri Delta's bonds of sisterhood last a lifetime, and they look forward to making new memories with their sisters this school year.

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Delta Gamma's purpose is to foster high ideals of friendship among women, promote educational and cultural interests, create a true sense of social responsibility, and develop the finest qualities of character. Delta Gammas at LSU support their philanthropy, Service for Sight, by driving visually impaired members of the Baton Rouge community daily and by supporting the Louisiana School for the Visually Impaired (LSVI) when possible. The last occurring Songfest, Delta Gamma won second place in Songfest, as well as first place in ticket sales and banner design, Outstanding Philanthropist, and Outstanding Chapter Event for Lectureship in Values & Ethics. In the past year, Delta Gamma received the Order of Omega's Outstanding Chapter Award. The sisters of Delta Gamma strive to do good always and find true friendships that form bonds for a lifetime.

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The Cultivation of General Literature and Social Culture,
The Advancement and Encouragement of Intellectual
Excellence,
The Promotion of Honorable Friendship and Useful
Citizenship,
The Development of a Spirit of Tolerance and Respect for Rights
and Views of Others,
The Maintenance of Gentlemanly Dignity, Self-Respect, Morality in All
Circumstances, and
The Union of Stout Hearts and Kindred Interests to Secure to
Merit its Due Reward

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We seek to inspire creativity and annually publish creative works of the highest caliber in poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction, and visual art in the LSU community.

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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.

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We believe that the primary purpose of a business fraternity is to prepare students to be ethical leaders in their careers, but membership in Delta Sigma Pi extends far beyond the undergraduate experience. We are known as the foremost business fraternity because we equip our members throughout their lives to achieve maximum impact in their studies, careers, communities, civic involvement, and personal relationships.

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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated is a private, not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to provide assistance and support through established programs in local communities throughout the world. The organization is a sisterhood of predominantly Black, college educated women. Since its founding more than 300,000 women have joined the organization. The Sorority has over 900 collegiate and alumnae chapters located in the United States, the Arabian Gulf, Bahamas, Bermuda, Canada, Germany, Jamaica, Japan, the Republic of Korea, and the Virgin Islands.

The Illustrious Iota Theta Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. was chartered as the first Black Greek letter organization on the campus of Louisiana State University. Ten bold, brave and dynamic women chartered the Iota Theta Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. on May 7, 1972.

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Interested in learning more about the region Iota Theta is in? Visit the BLAZING Southwest Region’s website at https://www.dstsouthwest.org/ for more information.

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Committed to Lives of Excellence. We guide men through our programs and our values so that they will have the confidence and tools to serve their fellow man. All members of Delta Tau Delta live by the fundamental principles of Truth, Courage, Faith and Power.

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Delta Zeta was created to unite its members in the bonds of sincere and lasting friendship to stimulate one another in the pursuit of knowledge, to promote the moral and social culture of its members, and to develop plans for guidance and unity in action. Delta Zeta was founded on the ideals of everlasting friendship and superiority in scholarship and service. Delta Zeta's purpose is to instill in their members the true meaning of sisterhood.

The Sigma Chapter of Delta Zeta is most proud for their philanthropic endeavors. Delta Zeta's philanthropy is speech and hearing. In addition to hands on service opportunities, the Sigma Chapter also hosts many events throughout the year. The Miss LSU-USA pageant has been hosted by Delta Zeta for the past 20 years, and each year proceeds of over $65,000 benefit Delta Zeta's philanthropy.

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DFSGSA's purpose is to foster a social and academic support group for graduate students in the Department of French Studies and other connected graduate programs at LSU. Through social activities, writing workshops, and other programs we hope to increase graduate students' senses of community. Given the international and multi-state backgrounds among DFS graduate students and graduates students in other related departments, such as Comparative Literature, History, and Women and Gender Studies, the DFSGSA will provide an unrivaled communal organization to students.

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Fostering student empowerment to leverage technology for creating impactful solutions within the local community.

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- Opportunities to collaborate on projects with fellow members, gaining practical experience and applying skills to real-world challenges.

- Engage with like-minded students, build a strong network within the tech community, and connect with potential mentors and peers.

- Access to Google's tools, platforms, and resources for development, including cloud services, APIs, and developer documentation

- Involvement in community outreach and tech-related initiatives that contribute to the local community's growth.

- Chance to take on leadership roles within the club, gaining experience in organizing events, managing teams, and community building.

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LSU's Digital Art and Design Association (DADA) is a student organization at Louisiana State University. DADA aims to promote student growth in fields including animation, visual effects, video games, video production, interactive art, and more. The group works to provide resources to its members to aid in their pursuit of creating work at the intersection of art and technology.

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Beginning August 17th, 2022, all prospective DADA members must attend at least one event/meeting in order to be added to the club roster, where an officer will assist with your registration. You will need the password provided at club meetings in order to join the DADA Tigerlink & be considered a member.

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The Disc Golf team gathers students at LSU who enjoy playing disc golf in order to establish new friendships and compete against each other.

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The Disney Related Experiences, Activities, and Magic is established for the expressed purpose of developing leadership skills and encouraging ambition through promotion of the Disney College Program and Disney Professional Internship Program

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This is a music school based group that includes oboe and bassoon players who attend LSU. Majors, minors and non-majors are welcome to join. 

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The Early Childhood Association (ECA) is a club based on the National Association for the Education of Young Children. The members of ECA meet once a month to discuss early childhood practices and volunteer opportunities.  ECA also invites various educators and educational professionals to share resources with members and collaborates with early childhood organizations to help young children in our community to succeed. Our goal is to promote and spread awareness about developmentally appropriate early childhood education to the members of our club as well as the educators and early childhood facilities we work with.

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The Economics and International Trade & Finance Club at LSU is a community that helps curious students to expand their knowledge of economic issues. Through events, forums, partnerships and sponsorships, we promote the field of economics in how it affects people's lives. We bring the learning that students see in the classroom and give it a dynamic, meaningful, and real-life approach. We welcome students of all majors to learn about economics in hopes of growing our community and stimulating debate, learning and campus involvement.

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Members will benefit by a greater, more dynamic exposure to the field of economics and career opportunities otherwise not available to them. Members will also get to attend socials with other organizations and grow their network at LSU and beyond.

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Educators Rising is cultivating a new generation of highly skilled educators by guiding young people from high school through college and into their teaching careers, helping the members realize their full potential.

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LSU Electronics offers a hands-on learning experience through structured lessons and lab sessions focused on practical electronics projects. Students gain foundational knowledge in circuit theory and digital systems, while applying these concepts in real-world projects using tools like breadboards, microcontrollers, and simulation software. This approach enhances both theoretical understanding and practical skills. As well as offer support to enable students to pursue whatever area of electronics design appeals to them. Students will be able to receive instant feedback from their club peers and share their projects on the clubs social media sites.

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Members of the electronics design club will have access to equipment such as oscilloscopes, waveform generators, soldering irons, and a 3D printer. They will also have access to upperclassmen who are experienced with the tools who can offer their skills.

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Our mission is to shine the light of the truth that Christ himself came to reveal 2,000 years ago and in this age though studying the Bible prophecies.

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To discover just how high, deep, and wide is the love of God.

To expand in our knowledge of the Creator.

To explore the mysteries of the Kingdom of Heaven.

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EmpowerHer Health is an organization built on the foundation of educating women about their bodies and helping women access resources and products they might not be able to afford. We look to empower women to help women in undereducated or underserved communities.

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- Giving back to the community
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- Acquiring social skills
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Our mission is to raise awareness for public safety and provide emergency training services and volunteering experiences for LSU students.

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End Overdose is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Los Angeles, California working to end drug-related overdose deaths through education, medical intervention, and public awareness.

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