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Active Minds at University of West Florida focuses on the advocacy and awareness of mental health concerns in college students, including access to resources and suicide prevention efforts.

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Members can list their involvement on their resume as advocacy, mental health, or event / marketing experience. In addition, members learn about mental health, become familiar with resources on and off campus, have opportunities to become VAR and QPR certified (suicide prevention training), and build social interaction skills. Finally, members tend to create many new friendships through Active Minds, get to enjoy stress-less activities, and are surrounded by a group that supports and advocates for their well-being throughout the semester.

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Activity & Service Fee is a per-credit fee that all students pay. These fees are awarded through three processes whose corresponding forms can be found in this organization: Annual Budget, Travel Grants, and Project Grants. Annual Budgets are awarded to Registered Student Organizations (RSOs), Sports Club Council, Departments, and other similar entitites on a yearly basis during the spring budget process. Travel Grants are given to undergraduate and graduate students who are travelling to advance their educational experience in their area of study or interest. Project Grants are given to active RSOs and departments NOT FUNDED through the yearly budget process and are to be used for one-time activities that promote the mission of the organization and/or enhance University-wide programm

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The African American Student Association's primary objectives are to promote humanism within the University community and improve the educational, social, and political environment among African American students. Establish and maintain a line of communication among African American students, other student organizations, student government, and the administration of the University of West Florida. AASA strives to develop programs (educational, social, and entertaining) that are beneficial to the development of a wider perspective of diversity, culture, acceptance, and engagement in the UWF community. As an organization , we plan to stress the need for unity among African American students and accent the various forms of African American community. Along with highlighting education as a necessity for the development of a more secure African American community all while serving as the voice and representative on issues concerning African American students at the University of West Florida.

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The purpose of the AFSU is to recognize the need for a united body to articulate our views, seek our welfare, organize and coordinate our activities, liaise with fellow members of the University of West Florida, and promote our welfare nationally.

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Air Force Cadet Club strives to hold up the ideals of the Air Force while promoting UWF spirit in the community. 

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Mission Contact: Elizabeth Royappa, Email group officers

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Alpha Chi Omega at UWF is a sisterhood of motivated, energetic women who are leaders on campus and in the classroom. Since 2006, the Kappa Xi chapter of AXO has been serving the Pensacola community by raising money for domestic violence prevention. UWF Alpha Chis are also known as passionate advocates for survivors of sexual violence. Outside of philanthropy, sisters get excited about intramural sports, tailgates, campus organizations like the UWF Ambassadors, and any opportunity to hang out together, whether it’s a study date or a beach day.

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Our chapter was the first sorority invited to join the University of West Florida Panhellenic community.  Since 1972, Alpha Delta Pi has been representing UWF with pride. This chapter serves as an incredible support system for our members, whether it be offering comfort in times of need, or sharing in the excitement of celebrating life's milestones. Our women exemplify respected character, motivated leadership, devoted scholarship and inner beauty, which are the cornerstones of our sisterhood. 

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Alpha Epsilon Delta is the National Health Preprofessional Honor Society dedicated to the encouragement and recognition of excellence in preprofessional health scholarship. Our Society welcomes all students engaged in the pursuit of a professional development, provides a forum for students with common interests, and extends a program of service to benefit the college/university community.

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The Theta Lambda chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta at the University of West Florida has prided itself on living with purpose and staying true to the meaning of sisterhood for over 25 years. Here you can find a group of women that will stay with you for the rest of your life. You can always find a few Alpha Gams relaxing at the dorm, taking over the 3rd-floor of the library, or cheering on our sisters at intramurals! We take pride in being active members of the campus community. In addition to the many leadership roles within the chapter, we participate in everything from Fraternity philanthropy weeks to CAB events and University programs. Some of the organizations our sisters participate in include: Dance Marathon, Relay For Life, Argo Camp, Orientation, Honors Program, Homecoming Executive Board, Phi Kappa Phi, Student Government, Order of Omega, Pep Band, CAB, and the Student Nurses Association.

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A few of the benefits of becoming an initiated member of Alpha Gamma Delta includes but is not limited to networking, philanthropy, professional growth, leadership skills and opportunities, meeting a variety of new people, and sisterhood.

Mission Contact: Makenna Harris, Email group officers

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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated had its humble beginnings as the vision of nine college students on the campus of Howard University in 1908. Alpha Kappa Alpha’s mission is to cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards, to promote unity and friendship among college women, to study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women in order to improve their social stature, to maintain a progressive interest in college life, and to be of “Service to All Mankind".

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The 449th House. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. was the 1st NPHC fraternity founded on the Campus of UWF on May 21st, 1976. Named the Mu Theta Chapter.

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Mission Contact: Blake Bullock, Walker Robinson, Reece Sellers, Email group officers

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The Creed of Alpha Tau Omega: "To bind men together in a brotherhood based upon eternal and immutable principles, with a bond as strong as right itself and as lasting as humanity; to know no North, no South, no East, no West, but to know man as man, to teach that true men the world over should stand together and contend for supremacy of good over evil; to teach, not politics, but morals; to foster, not partisanship, but the recognition of true merit wherever found; to have no narrower limits within which to work together for the elevation of man than the outlines of the world: these were the thoughts and hopes uppermost in the minds of the founders of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity." Otis Allan Glazebrook 1880

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To encourage and acknowledge aerospace innovation and participation.

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Members of this organization will be part of a professional
a society that is dedicated to aerospace development.

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Students making marketing mean more! Our AMA chapter will help you gain valuable experience in managing finances, people, projects, and perfect leadership skills. Our main project is the U Choose Awards, which you can learn more about here. https://uwfama.org/

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The American Medical Student Association is a national pre-health organization that is dedicated to providing healthcare-related activities to all undergraduates and is dedicated to serving the students at the university, as well as in the community. Here at UWF, we promote active improvement in medical education by inviting guest speakers who work in healthcare, hosting workshops for students to gain hands-on experience in the medical field, actively volunteering in the community as a group, and connecting students who are interested in a career in medicine.

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ASME helps the global engineering community develop solutions to real world challenges. Founded in 1880 as the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, ASME is a not-for-profit professional organization that enables collaboration, knowledge sharing and skill development across all engineering disciplines, while promoting the vital role of the engineer in society. Our chapter here at the University of West Florida, we strive towards a similar goal. We host constructive team-based exercises, invite guest speakers and other engineers to discuss career expectations, and conduct workshops encouraging personal and career development.

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Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Danielle Huntinghouse

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The mission of ASM is to recognize academic excellence and empower members to strive for success.

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Members have the chance to gain leadership and academic experience, and mentorship and networking opportunities.

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Introduction to Aviation: Argo Flight Club aims to familiarize all UWF students with aviation through academic sessions/workshops and events including air shows, career events, guest speakers, airport/base visits, simulation training and possibly actual flight time!

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As of right now, the benefits of being a member are limited. As we grow as an organization, we will seek new ways to solidify and incentives membership. T-shirts, stickers, and a potential ticket to TopGun: Maverick have been requested within the budget. These are benefits members may have depending on the number of meetings they attend.

Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Clark Tipton, Email group officers

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"We all make choices, but... In the end our choices make us." – Andrew Ryan, a character from Bioshock.
If you love sports, politics, or Jesus, then there's probably a club for you on campus. Heck, there might even be a few. We founded Argo Gaming, because there was nothing like that for us. An issue with gaming communities is that they are often purely online – rarely will you have friends to game with beyond your personal friends. So we wanted to build a physical, real, tangible community where people who love games can have fun together.

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Those who join our club can expect to find friends, fun, and a fantastic receptacle for your passion. You'll find plenty of chances to stray outside of your comfort zone in a supportive environment, and try new games that you might not have ever touched otherwise. You can even put yourself to work, if that's more your thing. You can help with event set-up, event coordination, social media management, and even run for a position on the executive board if you so wish. All of this can provide you with a sense of satisfaction, as well as opportunities to develop your skills in these areas.

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ARGOEATS strives to reduce the problem of food insecurity amongst students on
campus, by bringing food to the residence halls of the students who may be facing
food insecurity. Members and Volunteers of ARGOEATS will serve as a bridge between students and
consumable food that would be in turn thrown away after events held here on campus.

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Community Service Hours
Strong sense of Belonging and Community
Food Security
Philanthropic Efforts
T-Shirt Swag Opportunity

Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Juju Rodriguez

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UWF proudly offers a first-year living-learning community for on-campus residents. This high-impact program enhances the college experience and first-year success by building a community of peers and connecting students with campus programs and resources. Students living in the community live in Martin Hall together, attend events and community service experiences together, and take the Foundations for Academic Success Seminar (SLS 1109) together.

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- Unique community events and activities
- Program t-shirt and other merch
- Campus Involvement badges to be used when applying for jobs and leadership roles on campus
- Access to premium spring semester events, such as campus leader networking and Pensacola area excursions
- Students who complete the requirements will be eligible to serve as ArgoFirst peer leaders in their second year

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Argos Abroad is a student led organization working in partnership with UWF International Affairs to assist students in integrating their global experiences, create meaningful connections within the Argo community, and provide guidance and advice to future study abroad students with regards to specific programs, countries, and cultures.

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The purpose of Cadet Club is to provide services to local and school communities while promoting and educating about Argo Army ROTC. Additionally, Cadet Club aims to make a positive impact through community service.

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Page WIP! More up-to-date information here: https://sites.google.com/uwf.edu/aida/home

The purpose of this group is to allow students to collaborate on AI research projects and participate in data science competitions to help prepare them for careers in AI research and data science. We meet on a weekly basis to discuss research projects we're working on and prepare for competitions we're planning on participating in.

Group members are free to participate in whichever activities spark their interest, and are encouraged to bring in their own research projects and competitions they're interested in. Deep learning in particular is what the group usually focuses on, but our projects are by no means limited to that. We encourage our members to explore their own interests and collaborate with other like-minded students in the group. The group is member-oriented and its primary purpose is to facilitate the collaboration and exchange of knowledge between group members of all interests and experience levels.

To keep up important updates about the group, join our Discord channel on UWF's Computer Science Discord server as well as our dedicated AIDA server, respective links below:

UWF CS Server, AIDA Channel: https://discord.gg/EwnWjnxdFz

AIDA Server: https://discord.gg/hhF5vEY9Ak

We meet weekly at 1:00 PM every Tuesday at Building 4, Room 348. Join our Discord for updates about the group: https://discord.gg/EwnWjnxdFz

Membership Benefits
- Meet students for projects.
- Gaining experience in programming through projects or competitions.
- Learn how to apply AI to real-life problems.

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We are a professional, educational community. The ACM is focused on helping Computer Science students excel, not just in their majors, but also in their future careers. We host regular meetings that include enrichment and discovery workshops, game nights, speaker events, and much more!

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UWF's AIS chapter was created to build a lasting connection between Management Information System students and business professionals. In earlier UWF years, ACM (The Association for Computing and Machinery) was the founding organization for the MIS degree field. In the Spring of 2010, UWF students voted that the ACM organization should be converted to the newer AIS (The Association for Information Systems) organization. Primary reasons for this transformation include the one-time opportunity of being a charter AIS chapter, the organization's more in-line focus towards MIS students, and the numerous advances in technology and changes in business attitudes at UWF and the global community. Currently, the local UWF AIS chapter boasts numerous achievements and other recognition. UWF was one of the founding fathers top 50 charters for the global student organization. Your local AIS chapter is one of the few that is backed by an educational institution that is accredited by AACSB
International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. Most importantly, its local community is formed from leading and world recognized UWF alumni. UWF's local Association for Information Systems chapter welcomes all students and professionals to join its community and help build a foundation for future MIS students for years to come!

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Mission Contact: Sally Alfred, Email group officers

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ATSA is an association that provides educational and professional opportunities for students interested in the health care profession of athletic training.

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BCM is open to all students and our mission is "Reach the Campus, Serve the Church, and Live for Christ." We strive to create an atmosphere where students can build meaningful relationships and grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ. Baptist Collegiate Ministries is a Christian organization affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention.

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*Opportunities to grow and be encouraged in your Christian faith
*Opportunities to serve and be in community with a local church
*Opportunities to serve on mission trips all over the world

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Founded in 1919, Beta Alpha Psi is a national honors organization for financial information students and professionals. There are over 300 chapters on college and university campuses with over 300,000 members initiated since Beta Alpha Psi's formation. The primary objectives of Beta Alpha Psi are to encourage and recognize scholastic and professional excellence in the business information field by: Promoting the study and practice of accounting, finance and information systems. Providing opportunities for self-development, service and association among members and practicing professionals. Encouraging a sense of ethical, social and public responsibility.

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Beta Gamma Sigma (BGS) is The International Business Honor Society. BGS honors top performing students from around the world in business schools accredited by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). Our members are from the top 10% of undergraduate students, top 20% of graduate students and doctoral candidates that have successfully defended their dissertation at an AACSB accredited business school.

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Leadership opportunities, professional development opportunities that include the Ethical Leadership Certificate program, BGS summit event, networking through BGS Connect, local networking within our chapter, local chapter events, and chapter service project.

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The purpose of the UWG BGSA is to create a community between the biology graduate students to help each other through graduate school whether academically, socially, through research etc. To be a voice for the graduate students to the faculty, department, college, and school.

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Any current graduate student in the biology program is a member of BGSA. The benefits of being a member are access to thesis writing workshops, CV workshops, social events, etc.

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BRASA is a non-profit student-led by students who wish to foster the Brazilian culture in universities abroad while creating impact platforms. The organization currently has over 3000 members present in the United States, Canada, England, France, Portugal, and China. BRASA has the dream of empowering the next generation of Brazilian leaders to provide and develop a better future for Brazil.

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The Campus Activity Board produces inclusive professional programming for students, by students. By providing unique involvement opportunities, we create the unforgettable moments of your Argo experience.

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To meet the needs of UWF students, alumni, and partners, all services, including scheduled and drop-in appointments, are available both virtually and in person. If you have any questions please contact our office at career@uwf.edu.

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Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Andrew Cross, Email group officers

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The mission of Catholic Campus Ministries (CCM) is to live our encounter with Christ and invite others to come and see what we have encountered. We do this by being aware of our belonging to the Catholic Church, focusing on persons over programming, and intentionally taking care of our relationships. We seek to empower people to take initiative in their lives and in our ministry.

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Access to our discord and opportunities to go to the Theology of the Body Institute in the summer, as well as Catholic conferences free.

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We are a club founded by Jewish Students for Jewish Students at the University of West Florida. Our mission is to create Jewish life on campus and to be your Jewish home away from home. Our organization is a place for all Jewish students, no matter your background, affiliation, or observance. If you would like more information please reach out to the president of Chabad Jewish Argos, Sonya Griffin.

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Free Food
Travel Opportunities

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Chemistry Club is an organization designed to get chemistry and biochemistry majors involved within their department, prepare for life after secondary education (by way of personal meetings with R1 university recruitment staff), and introduce students to the possible career paths available in chemistry. We have multiple events throughout the year that are funded, in part, by SGA that allow students to get to know the department faculty and upperclassmen. Although focused on chemistry, we are an inclusive club that invites those interested in STEM to join.

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Members receive a chem club t-shirt, food and items at general meetings and luncheons, and greater networking opportunities in the chemical field.

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The UWF Community Garden is an active service project of the Kugelman Honors Program. It is open to the public and we welcome anyone who shares our passion for digging in the dirt and growing things. The garden helps to develop, cultivate, assess, and sustain a network of mutually beneficial community partnerships by cultivating a large and growing network of community partners who are committed to food sustainability, nutrition, and student development.

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-Free produce
-Service hours
-Gardening knowledge
-Strong community/networking opportunities

Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Casper Vitale, Email group officers

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Represent the interests and needs of the commuting students who attend the University of West Florida. Assisting its membership through mentorship, advocacy, programming, outreach, and resource sharing. Providing leadership and involvement opportunities, as well as a platform to present ideas, discuss concerns, and grow their on campus network.

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- Improve college experience
- Engage commuter students to campus life, build new relationships,
- Provide commuter students with a voice

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This group meets to provide an opportunity for young adults to get together to hangout and get in the Word! We have gifts, this will be a group that cultivates and nourishes them by giving you the stage to use them. This will also be a place to grow together by doing life together. Our goal is to be an environment of community, by helping young adults become the leaders God has called them to be. Ages 17+.

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To help improve everyone's skillsets and create a comfortable environment to learn, share and grow in your interests and hobbies.

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Our club aims to helps fellow cosplayers socialize and find groups to go to conventions with, plan cosplays together, and to help set up photoshoots and the like. Our main focus is to help students share their knowledge on makeup, sewing, and prop making to improve the communities current skillset.

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The purpose of the organization shall be to provide both a professional and academic platform for UWF students with an interest in Criminal Justice. While the organization primarily focuses on providing networking and/or resources, this organization also endeavors to build relationships with and provide service to members of the community. Additionally, the organization aims to foster relationships between members and the faculty. This group was founded in order to provide a networking system for students interested in criminal justice to reach out to the community and learn about different options for the future, as well as providing volunteer opportunities to members who want to engage in the community.

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Founded in 2015, the Cyber Security Club is a special interest organization that mainly focuses on the growth of member's knowledge in cybersecurity. We keep an open door style membership by having no requirements to join other than to be an eager learner!

Below you will find our schedule for the upcoming semester. Also we will be having our meeting on campus again this semester so looking forward to seeing everyone! In the fall we focus more on offensive cyber security as we compete in the Global Collegiate Penetration Testing competition, and in the spring we flip to defense as we compete in the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition.

For Spring 2023, hybrid meeting will be held every Friday at 4:30 pm in building 4, room 248 and on Zoom (https://uwf.zoom.us/j/84348778582?pwd=Y0JYVTJqcXpsRlJsbWJJM2x5cHo4QT09). We look forward to seeing you there!

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Cyberdo Ju-Jitsu is derived from the traditional Bushikan Jujutsu, which was originally conceived by Samurai to utilize in combat when unarmed and facing armed and armored opponents. Cyberdo Ju-Jitsu employs techniques from various martial arts in order to make students well-rounded and capable martial artists. Not only will participants be able to exercise and work on their strength and conditioning, but students will also develop practical skills to keep them safe as well as self-discipline necessary for any form of physical training. Cyberdo Ju-Jitsu is an all-encompassing style that teaches students to use strikes, throws, takedowns, joint locks and submissions for self-defense and competitive reasons. Cyberdo Ju-Jitsu employs striking techniques found in Boxing, Karate, Kickboxing, Kung Fu, Taekwondo, and Hapkido. Cyberdo Ju-Jitsu also trains students to utilize traditional Judo and Aikido throws, Wrestling takedowns and takedown defenses, and joint locks, submissions and ground work utilized in Judo, Wrestling, and both JJJ and BJJ. Cyberdo Ju-Jitsu classes and practices are held in the HLS Facility. Anyone is welcome to join, experience is not necessary in any martial arts but those with experience are more than welcome. If students are looking to get in shape, as well as learn self-defense techniques or to acquire martial arts knowledge, Cyberdo Ju-Jitsu is a great environment for them to do so. Come ready to work hard and play hard. No Gi necessary (though always encouraged).

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Benefits of being a member of Cyberdo Ju Jitsu include strength and flexibility, physical fitness, self discipline, stress relief, situational awareness, and confidence.

Mission Contact: Angelina DeFelix, Email group officers

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We are students united to change kids’ health and change the future by raising the critical funds needed by Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. We are passionate about making a difference for kids and families in our local communities. Kids can’t wait so neither should you.

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Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Hailey Marshall, Email group officers

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Delight seeks to establish a college women’s community that grows together, serves together, learns together, and does life together while chasing the heart of God. Delight is intentional about learning from one another through stories and experiences while potentially discovering or continuing to grow in relationships with Christ.

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Christ centered community of women. Friendship. Potential career with Delight Ministries HQ.

Mission Contact: Faith Barrett, Carmen Mayorga, Email group officers

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We are the first and only Asian-Interest sorority on the UWF campus, and were the first Multicultural Greek lettered organization on campus. We strive to promote Asian awareness through taking on leadership positions in other organizations, putting on successful events, and volunteering within the community. We hold the values of loyalty, honesty, respect, dedication, integrity, discipline, and academic excellence close to our hearts, and create Dedicated Female Leaders and lasting bonds with our sisters.

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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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The UWF Esports Club is an organized club for video games and competing in titles at the collegiate level. Students can compete in intramural, state, and national tournaments in a competitive and team-based environment. Anyone who is interested in Esports is encouraged to join; no skill level required. We offer Community Game Nights, partnership with other clubs, streams showcasing our competitive teams, and other community-friendly activities.

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Welcome to our exercise science club! In this club we work as a team to build as an exercise science community. Here we will increase our knowledge and understanding of exercise physiology by providing experiences through volunteering and listening to speakers of different healthcare professions. Within this club we have different sections of interest, allowing for diversity and space to change career paths if needed. A few sections we have include athletic training, strength and conditioning, physical therapy, occupational therapy, cardiology, physician assistants, and chiropractic therapy. Both lower and upper class-men are more than welcome. Follow us on Instagram for the most up-to-date information! @uwf_exercisescienceclub

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Our mission is to bring unity among Christian athletes to encourage and strengthen each other's relationship with Jesus Christ.

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UWF offers an inclusive fraternity and sorority life community consisting of 15 active chapters and 400+ members. Joining a values-based fraternity or sorority at UWF is a great way to enhance the student experience through life-long relationships, impactful personal development, opportunities for service and philanthropy efforts, and overall connectedness to the University.

This portal connects fraternity and sorority members, officers, and prospective members with a variety of resources and forms related to Fraternity and Sorority Life.

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Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Emma Graumlich, Email group officers

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The primary goal of GAA is to the facilitate graduate student community during their time at UWF. GAA supports student members in their endeavors toward academic and professional development by assisting students in their travel to conferences and by supporting research. GAA officers act as ambassadors for the graduate community by bringing issues that are important to the students to the attention of anthropology faculty and staff.

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Graduate students in UWF's anthropology department who attend meetings, participate in events, and complete volunteer hours are eligible to apply for GAA financial support when attending conferences and conducting thesis research.

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The mission of the Graduate School is to:
- Promote and support excellence in graduate education
- Provide strategic leadership for graduate education
- Develop and sustain comprehensive services for graduate students.

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Mission Contact: Raymond Ejikemeuwa, Email group officers

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The purpose of the GSAB is to serve as the liaison to the university’s SGA and representative organization for graduate students across disciplines at UWF. The GSAB provides a voice for graduate students to be heard regarding policy and fund distribution. In addition to these functions, the GSAB provides opportunities for camaraderie, networking, leadership opportunities, and mentoring opportunities to current graduate students. The organization is committed to providing a voice for local and remote graduate students, as we recognize the need for both to be represented.

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Our mission: To enhance the development of graduate level social work students through networking, philanthropy, training, and advocacy. Our goals: To provide at least one (1) opportunity per month for members to engage in philanthropic opportunities such as volunteering their time, sharing their talents, or contributing cash gifts and treasures. To provide at least two (2) opportunities per year for members to engage in professional training relevant to the field of Social Work. To provide networking opportunities via monthly membership meetings with meals provided. To have at least two (2) members attend Lobby Day in Tallahassee. To have at least 25% of membership active members of NASW.

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The mission of the Hispanic Student Alliance is to make all Hispanic students at UWF feel that they belong here. There are a lot of Hispanic international students experiencing a new academic challenge. Building a community of Hispanics on campus is essential for us to share our experiences and be a support system for new students. Our vision is to empower every club member to achieve their academic and professional purpose.

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-Share different social activities.
-Academic guidance and support for new students.
-Learn Spanish and about different Hispanic cultures.

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Homecoming is a week-long celebration of campus life, students, faculty, staff, and alumni of the University of West Florida. Each year, we celebrate all that is UWF by hosting a series of events and cheering for athletics! Our mission is to unite all Argos, past and present, with a sense of fun, connections, and memories to foster pride and togetherness. In doing so, we strive to strengthen each other, the community around us, and future Argos, one and all. GO ARGOS!!!

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The purpose of the organization is to celebrate the Indian culture at UWF. The organization will meet once a month at a date and time announced to all members, and will host several events throughout the year for the benefit of student organizations at UWF.

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The University of West Florida Interfraternity Council is a group of 5 fraternities that seek to promote brotherhood, academic and social excellence, and a strong sense of philanthropy. IFC was founded in 1972 on our campus and has dedicated itself to build thousands of leaders since its founding.

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Mission Contact: Rebecca Hardwick, Email group officers

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Founded at UWF in 1995, Intervarsity is a faith based organization that seeks to bring the gospel to college students in a transparent and relatable way. We seek to have open discussion about social justice, the marginalized, the oppressed, the addicted, the broken, and how there is redemption in scripture. We are a student organization that seeks to call every corner of our campus to follow Jesus.

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Mission Contact: Christian Padron, Email group officers

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Kappa Alpha Order traces its beginning to 1865, when four men at Washington College, in Lexington, Va., decided to bind their friendship by a “mutual pledge of faith and loyalty.” Our founders sought to create an organization rooted in the highest ideals of the time. Those same traits of honor, chivalry, and gentility have remained timeless throughout the ages and are the core of Kappa Alpha. Emulating chivalric ideals and genteel ethics, KA translates these timeless philosophies into the mainstream of American colleges and universities. These gentlemanly traits are the hallmark for men who have chosen our unique lifestyle. The philosophy of the Order is that the acquisition of knowledge and the development of character are the great goals of life. Through fellowship and brotherhood, KA seeks to teach young men to be leaders; to be brave, self reliant, and to continually strive to better themselves.

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Kappa Delta Chi Sorority Inc., founded on April 6th 1987, is a Latina founded national sorority who aims to achieve professional development, academic excellence, and graduation of all its members; an organization dedicated to community service to their local university communities with an emphasis on the Hispanic/Latino population. We accept potential new members of all backgrounds, race, and ethnicity. We were chartered on this campus on March 25th 2017. We strive to promote our values of Unity, Honesty, Integrity, and Leadership in our college career and throughout our lives.

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For over 100 years, Kappa Pi has offered thousands of art students and professionals a group to call home and an umbrella under which success, talent, creativity and scholarship can be covered. In this honor society, students and professionals with a similar passion for visual art and art history are enjoying the excursions, lectures, exhibitions and companionship that comes from being part of a group of like-minded individuals.

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Our organization exists to provide a place for students who are interested in learning the Korean language and Korean culture, both traditional and modern, as well as encourage campus participation through recreational activities, games, music, food, and other cultural aspects. The KLCC also serves to provide support to new Korean UWF students as well as a stable and friendly environment for current Korean students. We endeavor to promote Korea as a travel destination for UWF domestic students in the spirit of goodwill and cultural understanding. The Korean Language and Culture Club will encourage Americans to study abroad in Korea. Serving the campus - KLCC members will hold events that include Korean food and Korean cultural events (such as dances, fashion shows, etc). Encourage the welcoming and assisting of Korean exchange students at UWF. Serving the community - KLCC members will meet with local schools and businesses to share Korean culture and language, as well as collaborating in future events. Celebrate Korean Culture – Highlight Korean culture through holidays; i.e. Lunar New Year, Chuseok, Hangul day, Marshmallow day, Children’s day, and Korean Liberation day. Currently registered students – Korean students who are currently registered with the club will serve as a support system to help and share experiences with new Korean students.

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* Study Groups
* Fun events specific to Korean holidays and customs
* Access to Korean games and resources
* Welcoming community to make friends

Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Ronda Easley, Bill Fine, Email group officers

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Eta Kappa Nu Association was founded in 1904 by Maurice L. Carr. Carr was an electrical engineering student at the University of Illinois. He shared his vision about an electrical engineering honor society with nine (9) other students who together founded Eta Kappa Nu Association on 28 October 1904. The original perspective regarding qualifications for membership was that scholarship was essential, but that the selection of students with the character and attitude that would make them probable leaders of the profession was even more important. The purpose of Eta Kappa Nu is to uphold the purposes and ideals of the Eta Kappa Nu Association by promoting and encouraging excellence in engineering education for the betterment of fellow students, the Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering, and the public at large; to promote and encourage among UWF students the desire for higher scholastic standing and greater knowledge in the studies prescribed in the engineering curriculum; and to foster a sprit of respect and cooperation with the faculty of UWF.

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1. Demonstrate academic accomplishment: be publicly recognized by the engineering industry for your exceptional academic accomplishment and strong character.
2. Network with industry leaders: gain connections to IEEE-HKN’s network of members in leading roles within corporations, government and universities.
3. Access hiring opportunities: possess greater access to key positions in companies around the globe, as well as rapid career advancement by organizations actively seeking IEEE-HKN members.
4. Establish long-term relationships: the relationships formed with IEEE-HKN members now can last for years as your friends become your professional colleagues.
5. Receive advice and mentorship from professors: get to know many of your department’s faculty members as you interact with them during IEEE-HKN projects and by the service activities your chapter sponsors, as well as tutoring.
6. Enhance your resume: your IEEE-HKN membership will stand out on your resume. Graduate schools understand the value of IEEE-HKN. Employers prefer to hire IEEE-HKN members because they know that an IEEE-HKN member has demonstrated leadership, as well as strong interpersonal and teamwork skills.
7. Dedication to service: IEEE-HKN chapters and their members share their talents and skills with others to benefit their university, department, and communities.
8. Develop professional skills: IEEE-HKN chapters and programs give you the opportunity to develop the vital professional skills most desired beyond technical knowledge. Creativity, the ability to communicate and work with others toward a common goal, is vital to the “complete engineer” reputation IEEE-HKN members enjoy.
9. Expand leadership skills: as a member of the chapter leadership team, you develop your own leadership skills, experience at running an organization, financial management, and goal setting, all of which are marketable skills required for today’s competitive job market.

In addition to all of the benefits and opportunities afforded to IEEE student members, IEEE-HKN members also enjoy a subscription to THE BRIDGE digital magazine, an IEEE-HKN Certificate of Membership, and the rights and privileges extended to those who have been inducted into IEEE-HKN (or formerly HKN) to use the designation throughout their lifetime. A member should proudly display the designation use the following expression of induction in his/her resume, bio, or CV; Inducted IEEE-Eta Kappa Nu (date) (chapter).

IEEE membership offers access to technical innovation, cutting-edge information, networking opportunities, and exclusive member benefits. Members support IEEE’s mission to advance technology for humanity and the profession, while memberships build a platform to introduce careers in technology to students around the world.

Additionally, all members of the IEEE-HKN Lambda Alpha Chapter are entitled to wear our regalia (honor stole and/or honor cords) at their commencement ceremony.

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The Marine Ecology Research Society (MERS) is an organization of students with a passion for marine biology and environmental science. We are designed to encourage undergraduates to gain much needed experience in the various field of marine science, in order to better prepare them for the future. We strive to educate, inspire, and prepare students for a successful career in the sciences! MERS is highly malleable by the undergraduate members, and we actively encourage their participation in making MERS even better. We currently have seven officer positions that are always filled by undergraduate members, each with their unique and important roles in making sure we're on track. As of Fall of 2020, MERS has been dedicated to restoring and caring for the club's tank in Building 58. Thanks to the hard work of tank managers, MERS officers, and volunteers, this tank is now home to many types of coral, invertebrates, and fish. The care of these organisms will remain one of the key objectives of our organization, and we hope to provide many educational experiences for both students and visitors through the MERS tank!"

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-Further professional career through workshops and faculty presentations.
-Access to volunteer and outreach opportunities within and outside of the club.
-Learn about undergraduate research opportunities.
-Opportunities to partake in leadership positions.
-Get involved and make connections with like-minded individuals with similar interests and goals.
-Hands-on experience in our Marine Facility, if interested.

Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Morgan Lewellen, Email group officers

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The Mathematics Association is open to all students with a general interest in math and statistics. Members will have the opportunity to: Interact with faculty staff in fun group outings. Participate in math conferences. Compete in math competitions. Present professional development learning opportunities. Conduct tutoring drives where members provide support for students in lower level math classes before tests. Allowing for growth in students' professional experiences. All while building strong relationships along the way.

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Private tutoring and community outreach volunteer opportunities
Attend and participate in conferences and competitions
Occasional free pizza, drinks, and light refreshments during meetings
Make connections with classmates and faculty
Looks good on your resume!
FREE PIZZA provided at the first meeting of the semester and at every tutoring drive!

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MLSA promotes interest in the Medical Laboratory Science Program at the University of West Florida by establishing a network support group for community services, seminars, and certification classes. We help provide a supportive structure for fraternization between its members and encourage recruitment of future students. We help to disseminate information on scholarships, professional organizations, job market, pay scale, and current related topics in the field of Medical Laboratory Science.

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We are a competitive trial team who competes against different Universities in a "mock" trial setting using a hypothetical court case released by the American Mock Trial Association (AMTA). Each year the case is switched between a civil case and a criminal case and every University receives the same materials to compete against each other with. Some of the skills our members learn are preparing opening statements/closing arguments, learning how to structure direct and cross-examination questions, learning more evidence issues, and much more. Our team has won numerous awards at competitions such as individual outstanding attorney/witness awards, the Spirit of AMTA Award, and ranking at many competitions. Although our organization is based around the legal system, it is not limited to only legal studies majors, and we welcome all majors!

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The Multicultural Greek Council is comprised of recognized Greek-lettered organizations that are rooted in cultural identity and promotes cultural awareness. This council consists of the Outstanding Omicron Chapter of Delta Phi Lambda Asian-Interest Sorority, Incorporated, the Latino-Founded Omega Delta Phi Fraternity, Incorporated, and the Latina-Founded Kappa Delta Chi Sorority, Incorporated. In this council, we hold the values of service, leadership, diversity, and community close to our hearts.

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Mission Contact: Mary McKire, Email group officers

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The national Pan-Hellenic council is comprised of the 9 historically African American Greek lettered fraternities and sororities which are also referred to as the "Divine Nine". On May 10, on the campus of Howard University, the National Pan-Hellenic Council was formed as a permanent organization. The purpose of the executive board is to advocate and provide collaborative programs for the NPHC fraternities and sororities at the University of West Florida. These organizations are devoted to academic excellence, service, and to promoting community awareness through educational, economic, and cultural service activities.

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A multimedia-based organization dedicated to creating new avenues of expression for its members. The organization will emphasize student work, including but not limited to visual art such as short films, self-contained theater performances, painting, and creative writing (these will be workshopped weekly), and presentations both on campus and locally. The organization will serve to create a community that both supports and pushes its members to work outside the bounds of their comfort zone. Our end goal will be to create and maintain a student-led and edited magazine to showcase both the work of members and other UWF students/local artists.

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The Omicron Delta Chapter is an honor student organization at the University of West Florida for teacher education students and is a chapter of the National Kappa Delta Pi. This organization’s purpose shall be to support and recognize scholarship and excellence in education. The mission of Kappa Delta Pi is to "prepare all learners for future challenges".

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Order of Omega is an elite honor society for fraternity and sorority men and women. This organization aims to recognize Junior and Senior leaders in our campus’s Greek community who have shown upstanding values in leadership, scholarship, and service during their time thus far as collegians. Order of Omega is a tool that can be used to form new and beneficial connections with other leaders in current fraternity and sorority life as well as to serve as an inspiration for other students on how they can make the most of their Greek experience.

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Mission Contact: Nikkolette Kriegel, Email group officers

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The National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) was established in 1902 to assist collegiate and alumnae chapters of the NPC member organizations in cooperating with colleges and universities and to foster interfraternal relationships. The National Panhellenic Conference is the premier advocacy and support organization for the advancement of the sorority experience. We are committed to relationships built on trust through transparency, accountability, and mutual respect. Innovation and our core values of friendship, leadership, service, knowledge, integrity, and community guide us in fulfilling our mission.

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The purpose of Phi Alpha Honor Society is to provide a closer bond among students of social work and promote humanitarian goals and ideas. Phi Alpha fosters high standards of education for social workers and invites into membership those who have attained excellence in scholarship and achievement in social work

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We are the brothers of the Beta Beta Phi Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Incorporated. We withhold the principles of Brotherhood, Scholarship, and Service. We also believe in the community for all as expressed in our motto “Culture for Service, Service for Humanity.”

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Who Are We?
A student group dedicated to future physical education teachers' professional and social development. A club that believes and advocates for the benefits of lifelong wellness through physical activity, sports, and recreation.

What Do We do? Promote Physical Education. Build Resume. Gain Volunteer Experience. Networking. Professional Development Opportunities. Attend State and National Shape Conferences. Opportunities for Recreational Activities.

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Mission Contact: Jaden Hamann, Parker Jones, Email group officers

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What began in Room 47 West Range at the University of Virginia back in 1868 has now endured for well over a century, growing into one of the largest fraternal organizations in the world. How? The reason is simple. Pi Kappa Alpha has remained dedicated to developing men of integrity, intellect, success and high moral character, and to fostering a truly lifelong fraternal experience.

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The Political science Club's mission is to engage and expand the knowledge of students and the community with political activity, and to provide a safe space for students to discuss political topics and events with each other.

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Leadership opportunities, study groups, social events and possible volunteer work and fundraising opportunities. Members will have a fun time, learn from one another, and make some new friends! This will also look great on resume:)

Mission Contact: Sydney Green, Email group officers

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The University of West Florida Pre-Dental Society's Mission: Through general meetings, guest speakers, networking, and much more, our pre-dental members can gain the knowledge they need as well as the necessary tools to be a competitive applicant.

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UWF PVS is a society not only for pre-vet majors, but for animal lovers. Our goal is to provide a community for pre-professional veterinary majors and all animal loving UWF students alike to come together. We work towards this goal through volunteering in our community and through educational events.

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Recreation and Wellness' role is to advance UWF’s mission, vision and priorities by providing diverse learning and developmental opportunities through experiences emphasizing lifelong wellness.

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We, the Residence Hall Association (RHA) of the University of West Florida (UWF), have established ourselves for the following reasons: To address resident concerns about their welfare at UWF. To coordinate area representatives and their councils. To encourage leadership development among all residents. To act as a liaison between the residents of UWF and the Department of Housing and Residence Life (DHRL), Student Government, and all other relevant departments and communities on the UWF campus.

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The mission of Rotaract is to provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.

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Students will develop leadership and professional skills through service and connecting with leaders in the community. They will have opportunities for personal and group activities to serve the community and promote international understanding and goodwill toward all people. They will be able to recognize the dignity and value of all useful occupations as opportunities to serve.

Mission Contact: Ac Hicks, Email group officers

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Supporting, advocating, and educating for the LGBTQ+ community. Facebook and Instagram: @uwf_sage

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Mission Contact: Dixie Lauderdale, Email group officers

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We are a student organization that works to offer students opportunities for SCUBA diving and to become involved in conservation activities! The UWF SCUBA Club is partnered with Dive Pros here in Pensacola who provides all our training and certification needs! SCUBA Club also works with several local non-profit organizations as well as local charters to encourage involvement and stimulate opportunity for students! We schedule local trips, educational meetings, offer discounts for gear and training through dive pros, and offer affordable rental for students who do not own their own gear.

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The Florida Sigma chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon is a fraternity on UWF's campus which has been on campus since 1968. Promoting the values of scholarship, service, and being a True Gentleman.

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Sigma Alpha Mu-Delta Eta chapter, also known as Sammy at the University of West Florida, was founded on January 19th 1991 and then re-founded in 1997. Sigma Alpha Mu- Delta Eta chapter strives for excellence on-and-off campus. On campus, Sammy Brothers take pride for being involved and compete regularly in intramural sports as well as being leaders of a variety of different Student Organizations. Off campus, Sammy Brothers give back to their community by participating in several community service opportunities such as volunteering regularly at the local Alzheimer’s Home as well as camping with the Boy Scouts of America. Sigma Alpha Mu at UWF not only strives in building a strong brotherhood but one that develops the future leaders of America. The mission of Sigma Alpha Mu Delta Eta chapter is to develop leaders, brothers, and friends.

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It is the mission of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. to enhance the quality of life for women and their families in the U.S. and globally through community service, civil, and social action. Our goal is to achieve greater progress in the areas of education, health awareness, and leadership development. Our members, affiliates, staff, and community partners work to create and support initiatives that align with our vision.

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Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Alecia Mitchell, Adetoyosi Obikoya

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Our mission is to provide a supportive environment for goal planning, skill building, and personal development. While also striving to achieve equity, inclusion and belonging. We wish to use our platform to amplify the voices of others, affirm their value, and spotlight their strengths. We strive to help all women thrive.

Membership Benefits
- Find a community of people who have the same interest as themselves.
- Participate in community service within Pensacola, Florida and UWF.
- Learn more about history of women of color
- Spotlight their strengths
- Be able to learn more about their own interest and career goals.

Mission Contact: Will Ballew, Caroline Torrens, Email group officers

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SHRM is the world’s largest HR professional society, with 300,000 members in more than 165 countries. For nearly 70 years, SHRM has served HR professionals and advanced the practice of human resource management (e.g., hiring and developing the potential of employees). Connect with UWF's SHRM Student Chapter on social media! @SHRMofUWF (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter)

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Build leaders and lead collaboration among government and industry to develop multidisciplined solutions to national security infrastructure challenges.

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-Engaging with fellow Engineering students
-Engaging with Engineering faculty
-Networking with a local, active, professional-chapter of SAME full of practicing engineers
-Events that coincide with the professional chapter to promote professional development
-Resume Building workshops
-Internship Opportunities
-Mentor opportunities
-Discover engineering within both the military and civilian sides of life

Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Ana Bosso, Israel Reimer, Email group officers

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The Society of Physics Students (SPS) is a professional association explicitly designed for students and their advisers. Membership, through collegiate chapters, is open to anyone interested in physics. The only requirement for membership is that you be interested in physics. Besides physics majors, our members include majors in astronomy, chemistry, computer science, engineering, geology, mathematics, medicine, and other fields.

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Benefits of SPS National Membership
spsnational.org/about/membership/benefits-sps-national-membership
SPS: It’s the best thing for your career since choosing to study physics!
There are many reasons to join the Society of Physics Students (SPS) national organization.
Upon payment of your *$24.00 annual national dues, you will receive:
Physics Today - A monthly award-winning publication*
The SPS Observer - A quarterly magazine for undergraduate physics and Astronomy
students
SPS News eNewsletter - A bi-weekly briefing of everything you need know
Jobs: Access to the SPS Jobs site
Careers: Learn about physicist profiles, Resources and the Careers Toolbox
Scholarships: SPS scholarships include the SPS Leadership, SPS Future Teacher,
Community College, and more!
Leadership: Run for the SPS national council
SPS Internships - 10-week-paid internship program for SPS members
Travel funds: SPS Travel awards if you are presenting
Science writing: SPS Reporter awards if you report on a conference
Support your mentor: SPS Outstanding Chapter Advisor award
Research awards: SPS Award for Outstanding Undergraduate Research
Host a regional meeting: SPS Zone Meeting Awards
Regional (Zone) Meetings
Attend professional society meetings
Free membership with two AIP Member Societies for undergraduates only, for up to
three years.
Free joint membership in the National Society of Black Physicists (NSBP) or
the National Society of Hispanic Physicists (NSHP)
Apply for free outreach materials and kits (SOCKs)
Please note that your membership is effective immediately, although it will take six to eight
weeks for publications to begin arriving.
*Membership dues are $30.00 per year for addresses outside of the US and Canada. The
additional dues cover international shipping for The SPS Observer; members outside of the
US and Canada will receive Physics Today in on-line format.
How do I Join?
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Please go to membership.spsnational.org to renew or pay your SPS National dues.
Details here
Free Membership with two Physical Societies
When you join SPS as an undergraduate, you get free membership in two of ten other
physics societies... all of which are members of the American Institute of Physics (AIP). AIP
serves this federation of physical science societies in a common mission to promote physics
and allied fields.
Since you can do this for up to three years, you might consider joining different societies
each year and trying out acoustics, crystallography, rheology, geophysics, or optics just to
see what those societies have to offer. In any case, SPS is eager for you to see the breadth
of physics through these societies, so indulge!
Free Joint Membership with NSBP or NSHP
SPS and the National Society of Black Physicists (NSBP) are now offering joint student
memberships at a discounted price.
Learn more about NSBP
SPS and the National Society of Hispanic Physicists (NSHP) are now offering joint student
memberships at a discounted price.
Learn more about NSHP

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For more than six decades, SWE has given women engineers a unique place and voice within the engineering industry. Our organization is centered around a passion for our members' success and continues to evolve with the challenges and opportunities reflected in today's exciting engineering and technology specialties. Our mission is to empower women to achieve full potential in careers as engineers and leaders, expand the image of the engineering and technology professions as a positive force in improving the quality of life, and demonstrate the value of diversity and inclusion. We invite you to explore the values, principles, and priorities that guide our initiatives and learn how together, WE can continue to make a lasting impact on the future.

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Being a member of SWE is a great opportunity to make connections in the engineering community on campus and learn about the events being held.

Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Demaris Darnell, Haley Mitchell

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Our mission is to create a community for people who are interested in having a career in sports and to create opportunities for students to gain experience and make connections.

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Being a part of SMSA will give students more opportunities to gain experience, join a community of like-minded students, and network in the world of sports

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The purpose of the Sports Officials Association is to promote better officiating through tournaments, clinics, and meetings during the year, and to encourage, offer, and promote outside officiating within the community. To serve as a social organization for SOA members to enhance cooperative attitudes and working relationships.

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The Student Affairs Graduate Association, also known as SAGA, is the student-led support function for the College Student Affairs Administration (CSAA) program at UWF. SAGA is designed to provide opportunities for professional development through a variety of workshops developed specifically for student affairs graduate students. SAGA also strives to connect students in the program with professional staff at UWF through mentorship opportunities in which students are able to form networks beyond the areas in which they work. SAGA also hosts various social events during the school year and assists with CSAA Orientation and the annual CSAA Mock Interview Night.

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Student Association for Public Health (SAPH) aims to prepare and educate future leaders in public health. Serving the community. Creating a platform for communication among students in the MPH Program at UWF. Creating an atmosphere of camaraderie among students. Provide students with an avenue for performing public service in the health care and public health communities.

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SEAS is a volunteer organization based at UWF that is open to all majors and the surrounding community! We strive to educate the campus and community about environmental issues and volunteer with local organizations to get this message across . Since we are volunteer based, we do not accept dues. Stop by at our weekly meetings to learn more about us! You can also join our facebook group- UWF SEAS, follow our instagram - @UWFSEAS and email us at seas@uwf.edu

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-Service Hours
-Free T-Shirt
-Opportunity to Make Like-Passioned Friends
-Knowledge about Environmental Advocacy and Activism

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The Student Government Association is founded on providing a cohesive and unified voice for the student body of the University of West Florida. Our role is to advance UWF's Mission and Vision by fulfilling the Goals of SGA through communicating the needs of students to the University's administration and the local, state, and federal government.

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The purpose of the Student Nurses Association is to bring together and mentor students preparing for a BSN degree, foster the professional development of nursing students, and convey the standards of ethics of the nursing profession. SNA core values include Professionalism, Leadership and Autonomy, Diversity, Quality Education, Advocacy, and Care. Our chapter at UWF participates in various community and fundraising events in our area. Some community events include walks or providing free blood pressure checks. Fundraising events are usually held at local restaurants and we have previously done fundraisers at Panera Bread, Pieology, and Zaxby’s. SNA will receive a portion of the money made during our specified fundraising time depending on how many members participate. We always have tons of fun, both at community and fundraising events because it gives us the chance to network and be involved outside of campus. We also strive to attend conferences and participate in nursing legislation. Each year, usually spring semester, UWF SNA attends advocacy days in Tallahassee. This gives us the ability to meet and network with legislators on issues we believe should be known, while also being able to review pending legislations.

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Mission Contact: Keely Mills, Honor Bell, Email group officers

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SSWO is a student-run organization within the UWF College of Education and Professional Studies (CEPS) that seeks to enhance the educational and professional atmosphere for both students and the community. The organization promotes social work values and provides opportunities for collaboration and interactions between students, faculty, social work practitioners, as well as community leaders. The primary focuses of SSWO include volunteering/fundraising, networking, advocacy, and leadership. This organization is open to all UWF students who have a passion for positive change and philanthropy.

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Mission Contact: Lori Milkeris, Kenny Porter, Anessa Carter, Miranda Maeys, Denise Reyes, Email group officers

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Welcome to start of the Student Veterans of America! Our goal is to foster positive social interactions among the student veterans of the University of West Florida and our community. Promoting ideals that embody the traditions of the uniformed services of the United States. Instituting a forum for members to assemble for social interaction while updating relevant matters. Focusing on assisting members whenever and however possible being there in the best and worst of times, encouraging a high degree of professionalism from all members and to provide a free flow of information and concerns affecting the student veteran community and the Student Veterans of America.

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Students for Life of America is a secular, non-profit, pro-life organization. Our mission is to end the abortion industry by educating women about the other options that they have, and providing the necessary support they need. We set up donation drives for baby food, diapers, and toys for women who are struggling financially. This organization also directs pregnant women who are struggling psychologically with free counseling services. Lastly, we set up tabling events to recruit new members, educate people on the harm Planned Parenthood does to women psychologically and physically, and most importantly, have a meaningful dialogue with people who are pro-choice and try our best to educate and change their mind.

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The mission of this group is to:
To provide a means for students interested in socialism to meet and interact.
To provide a place for the recruitment of students into a revolutionary movement, as well as for the organizing and mobilizing of local working-class communities.
To counter reactionary attitudes and behaviors at the University of West Florida by upholding and promoting the universal principles of socialism.

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Membership Benefits Include:
The opportunity to socialize with students with similar interests;
ii. Free admission to our Students for Socialism events
iii. Access to political education
iv. Ability to run for leadership
v. Ability to apply to the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL)

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The Supply Chain Logistics Association (SCLA) is a professional organization designed to give our members interaction with industry professionals. Our motto in SCLA is "Link with Industry, Launch Your Career" and that is exactly what we strive to do for our members every semester with the help of our Faculty adviser Dr. Keller and other logistics professors Dr. LeMay and Dr. Brazhkin. Each semester our members tour facilities that require logistics and supply chain management everyday including Hyundai manufacturing plant, Family Dollar Distribution Center, both the Ports in Mobile and Pensacola, Lewis Bear Company distribution center, and others. We help our members build their resumes and connect them with recruiters from companies around the United States. For those who are still in search of what you want to do after you graduate or even just looking at all the job opportunities that will open up in the next few years of your lives, you are encouraged to join and attend our meetings. This is your opportunity to learn and be a part of how all the products in your life start in a manufacturing process and arrive to the consumer. You might wonder what are some of the other benefits of attending meetings and joining the SCLA, well here are a few: 1. Nearly 100% placement for the SCLM program's graduates wanting to enter the field of supply chain management and logistics. We graduate about 20 students per year and are growing. 2. We have about 100 students in the current certificate and degree programs with significant growth. 3. Industry reports show that about half of the U.S. companies plan to hire supply chain people within the year. Other reports show that there are many more job opportunities in supply chain logistics than there are graduates - statistics indicate a 6 to 1 ratio of jobs to graduates. 4. We have some major industry partners that annually have been hiring many of our students, including Crane Worldwide Logistics, AAA Cooper Transportation, Avalex Technologies, Ascend Performance Materials, C.H. Robinson, J.B. Hunt Transport, and R+L Carriers. 5. Our logistics courses at UWF are some of the highest enrolled classes within the College of Business. That means that students are very interested in the classes and in the field as a career opportunity. 6. Our student teams have placed 1st through 4th in national-level logistics competitions in 8 of the past 10 years. We only began our program 10 years ago. In fact, in the Operation Stimulus Case Competition hosted by the Denver Transportation Club, we compete against some of the top Supply Chain Logistics programs across North America. If you have any questions feel free to email us at scla@uwf.edu.

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Take Stock Collegiate Scholars is a program that supports Florida’s Take Stock in Children participants who attend The University of West Florida from the time they enter the University to graduation. Through academic support, mentorship, and service they will be career-ready upon graduation.

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Different events, resources and keep in contact.

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The Asian American Student Union (AASU) is committed to raising visibility and awareness regarding Asian/Pacific Islander American culture & heritage across the Pensacola area. AASU also strives to provide a network and support system among UWF APIA and other students of color, and enhance the educational experience through various forums and resources geared towards professional development, social events, and dialogue addressing relevant issues concerning the APIA community.

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Becoming part of the Asian American Student Union family and helping the Asian community through volunteering.

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The Difference strives to help college students find their purpose in life and create a community of people to walk through life together. The Difference does this through community hang outs, event, and service. This organization is an extension of the college ministry of Marcus Pointe Baptist Church!

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Our mission is to recognize and elevate high-achieving students.

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Membership to NSCS provides exclusive access to more than $500,000 annually in scholarships, awards, and chapter funds, career and graduate school connections, leadership and service opportunities, and more. Upon joining, you will become part of a prestigious community of students who exemplify scholarship, leadership, and a commitment to service. NSCS also provides a lifetime forum of connections that will be invaluable throughout your future career.

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NSLS Mission Statement: Building Leaders Who Make a Better World. The NSLS is an Honors society that helps people discover and achieve their goals. The NSLS offers life-changing lectures from the nation's leading presenters and a community where like-minded, success- oriented individuals come together and help one another succeed. Steps to Induction: Once you have paid your registration fee, you are considered a member (also known as pre-inducted member) with access to certain benefits. In order to become an inducted member, you must complete the following steps: 1. Orientation: the first meeting that occurs each semester and will give you access to all the information you need about the program in order to successfully complete the steps for induction as a member. 2. Leadership Training Day: a 3-hour interactive video training session with a workbook designed to help you identify and overcome any obstacles that may interfere with obtaining your goals. This introspective seminar helps you to recognize your strengths and weaknesses, in order to shift your focus toward your real passions. 3. Three speaker broadcast events: you will watch some of the world's most successful motivational speakers discussing topics related to leadership, identifying goals, facing challenges, personal growth, and successfully transitioning from college to career. 4. Three Success Networking Team meetings: bring together groups of students that work together and provide peer coaching on achieving goals. You can discuss goals, desires and expectations, set timelines and hold each other accountable for achieving what you want. The Success Networking Team provides members with a support network of like-minded goal-oriented students on campus. Once you complete these steps, you will be invited to an induction ceremony where you will receive your membership kit. Eligibility to Purchasing Honors Stole and Cords: To be eligible to order our Honors Stole and Cords for graduation you need to have completed all of your membership steps and have received credit for them online. To check the status of your membership please login to the Members Area and click on the Membership Status Icon. The Online Store will ask you to validate your Inducted Status by entering your MemberID. Your MemberID is what you use to log into the Member's Area. To order the Honors Stole and Cords please visit our Online Store at https://www.nsls.org/shop

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The UWF Rocket Club is a place where students, regardless of major or previous experience, can come and enjoy learning about, designing, fabricating and launching high powered rockets. We will work to earn certifications through the National Association of Rocketry (NAR) and participate in lower level national competitions. We hope to give students the opportunity to explore engineering and design in a safe place. We work diligently so that our members can build meaningful relationships, develop skills, and have fun within the UWF Rocket Club.

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We are an activist group fighting for Free Markets, Limited Government, and Freedom! It is time for our generation to stop playing defense and start playing offense with a sense of urgency to save and win America's culture war.

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We are a student organization working to provide opportunities to learn and play Ultimate. People of all skill levels are welcome, and there is no minimum commitment required to play. Opportunities to play high-level tournaments are available.

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Undergraduate Anthropology Association is a club for undergraduate students at University of West Florida to learn more about anthropological studies and publications, opportunities that pertain to the anthropological field, and create a social network with those interested in anthropology or a part of the anthropological field.

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To promote student, faculty, and staff involvement and retention within the UWF community through the sport of disc golf.

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Experience and excell at disc golf. Particapte in events, tournaments, and community involvement.

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The UWF Singers was founded in 1967 at the newly established University of West Florida. With frequent collaborative performances with the Pensacola Symphony Orchestra, the Pensacola Choral Society, and the Pensacola Children's Chorus, the UWF Singers have continued to be an example of choral excellence in the Northwest Florida region.

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The primary purpose of University of West Florida Student Chapter of the Florida Public Relations Association is to provide members with effective tools for professional development in order to achieve its goals of keeping members up-to-date on industry trends and help them advance their careers in the field of communication.

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Founded in 1987, by Martha Lee Blodgett, the ambassadors are appointed by UWF President Martha D. Saunders to serve as the official hosts and hostesses of the University of West Florida. Famous for their green jackets, the ambassadors are called upon to assist at important university events such as fall and spring commencement, donor dinners, alumni and VIP tours, presidential events, and award ceremonies.

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Our Mission: Sigma's mission is advancing world health and celebrating nursing excellence in scholarship, leadership, and service. Our Vision: Sigma's vision is to be the global organization of choice for nursing. History: In 1922, six nurses founded Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing, today known as Sigma, at the Indiana University Training School for Nurses, which is now the Indiana University School of Nursing, in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA. The founders chose the name from the Greek words storgé, tharsos, and timé, meaning love, courage, and honor. Sigma became incorporated in 1985 and is a nonprofit organization with a 501(c)(3) tax status in the United States. Learn more about Sigma's founders.

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In order to join this organization, the member will have to be invited by an Upsilon Kappa Chapter representative. This is a paid membership.

Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Aneurin Grant, Maria Martinez, Email group officers

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The UWF ABC Student Chapter is established to promote the principles and ideals of free enterprise in the construction industry. As such, the members of the student organization agree with those principles as stated: We believe that the Merit Shop movement is a movement for the betterment of the individual, the construction industry, and the nation. We believe in the system of free enterprise. We believe that employees and employers should have the right to determine wages and working conditions through individual or collective bargaining, as they choose within the boundaries of the law. We believe that the employer should perform assigned work satisfactorily. We support sound legislation in workers' compensation, safety, and unemployment compensation. We believe legislation that embraces fair play for both employee and employer is essential to preserving the Free Enterprise system. The law should protect the right of employees to work regardless of race, color, creed, sex, membership, or non-membership in a labor organization. We oppose violence, coercion, intimidation, and the denial of the rights of the free working person and free management. We believe that the economy is incumbent upon all branches of government and that government should award contracts to the lowest responsible bidder only. We oppose any unjust pressure to violate these principles. We believe that work opportunities in this nation should be made available to all people regardless of race, color, creed, age, sex, or national origin. We support programs to this end. We believe that monopolies or any price or wage fixing in either the public or private sector is detrimental to the system of Free Enterprise. We believe that the destiny of all Americans can be best served by cooperation, reconciliation, and following the tenets of Free Enterprise and democratic government. We think businesspeople could best preserve these tenets by becoming active in politics and civic affairs. The club's purpose is to gather, receive, and disseminate information that will help the student members understand the role of the Associated Builders and Contractors in the construction industry to further free enterprise within the industry. It shall accomplish this purpose by acquainting the student members with issues of importance in the construction industry and with the members of Associated Builders and Contractors through active involvement with the local contractor organizations and the Construction Education Foundation.

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ABC National Student Chapter Network Student Benefits

Connect with ABC members
• Meet and work with ABC members and chapter staff.
• Participate in ABC membership events.
• Volunteer with a local ABC chapter.
• Compete in ABC’s annual Construction Management Competition.
o Complete sponsorship proposals to secure funding to compete in the CMC
o Opportunities to hold a leadership role on the CMC team

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Support the career growth of future construction industry leaders
• Share the ABC mission, philosophy and vision with the next generation.
• Host workshops on professional development.
• Facilitate interactions between student chapters and member firms, as well as ABC committees and students.
• Represent your chapter on school campuses.


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Play an active role in mentoring future construction industry leaders.
• Meet and mentor students who will be tomorrow’s construction leaders
• Develop young professionals and future ABC leaders.
• Network with students at ABC chapter events.

Join the ABC National Student Chapter Network
• Over 45 ABC student chapters across the country
• Officer positions available in each student chapter
• Student Chapter of the Year award

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We re a group of college students in the greater Pensacola area journeying through life together. We are a community about encouragement, growth, service, fun, and spiritual support. Currently, we meet Wednesday night at St Luke Methodist Church (1394 E 9 Mile Rd #5720, Pensacola, FL 32514) from 8:00-10:30. We can provide carpools or rides from UWF if needed! We typically have a meal together, socialize, and then we spend a good hour and a half on discussion and prayer on various studies and topics.

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The UWF AFT is a student organization at the University of West Florida for students interested in teaching. This organization’s purpose shall be to provide support, social and service opportunities to students interested in the teaching profession.

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The Botanical Society is a small but dedicated group of students and faculty who are passionate about plants! We are committed to teaching all who are interested about the cultivation, uses, ecology, and the biology of plants and their allies. We hold monthly meetings that change based on the groups schedule. We also hold regular greenhouse workdays during which we propagate plants, maintain our greenhouse, and share information about different plants of interest and their care. We work with a number of undergraduate/graduate research projects ranging from mycology to aquaponics to medicinal botany. We also host regular nature walks and wild foraging talks. If you're interested in anything plant-related don't hesitate to get in touch with us, we regularly consider our members thoughts and ideas to help formulate the functions/events that we facilitate. botany, gardening, plants, ecology, restoration, aquaponics, fish, garden, outdoors, planting, botanical, flowers, vegetables, plant, floral, nature, forage, foraging, mycology, mushrooms, wild food, organic, hike, hiking, natural, wild, healthy, grow, green, farming, agriculture, ag, farm, biology, environment, horticulture, science, food, sustainable, growth, cultivation, germination, germinate, cultivate,

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The UWF Ceramic Club’s mission is to create a community of like-minded individuals who are interested in clay-making and ceramics. We strive to offer a welcoming and engaging community, an environment to learn new tricks and techniques, as well as, immerse ourselves in the rich history of clay. Our first priority is to the community, both within our club, at UWF, and in the Pensacola art community. We seek to stimulate interest and understanding of ceramics in our members and help them succeed professionally by providing an environment to build their experience and learn the mindset of a professional artist. To achieve this goal, we will provide artist talks, professional contacts, and host and volunteer at events where artists can sell their work and build their resumes. We strive to build a community of dedicated, educated, and professional artists who will help share their skills with the Pensacola community and the diverse world around them.

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Ceramics Studio Access, Community

Mission Contact: Brooke Ciolino, Email group officers

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The University of West Florida cheer program is a student organization. The primary focus of the cheer program will be on academics prior to cheering to find a balance between becoming an excellent student as well as a cheerleader. The West Florida cheerleaders support the athletic teams by generating crowd excitement and school spirit. Squad members hold great responsibility in the fact that each member is an ambassador to the University and represents the athletic department, school, city and state. The squad cheers at most West Florida athletic events including men's and women's basketball, volleyball, and football. West Florida cheerleaders are also present at many campus and community events. These events include pep rallies, parades, student government events and many more.

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Mission Contact: Sarah Quinlan, Email group officers

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Yes, we are active during the coronavirus pandemic! The UWF Comic Club is great for: Those who love/appreciate comics (American, manga, Korean, etc). Those who need feedback for a comic idea before they start. Those who need a kick in the butt to start their comic by being with other comic student artists who also need a kick in the butt. Those who want to meet others who love/like comics! The UWF Comic Club members has a mission: help awesome people make awesome comics, whether that be long discussions over-analyzing someone's comic idea, inviting in speakers, or having "productivity days" dedicated to sole comic making to get ready to debut for the yearly printed "UWF Comic Making Club Anthology", which is a printed book full of the hard working comic makers' comics they were able to make for the year. Are you good enough to debut into the book? Come to the club meetings and set up a goal for yourself and COMPLETE THE GOAL with feedback/encouragement from fellow comic peers. You will not know until you try! If you are interested in checking out a UWF Comic Making Club meeting, even if you just want to see comic makers at work.

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Creative writing provides people an outlet where they can express their creativity in the form of stories, poems, and any other writing formats. By meeting weekly to read and critique each other’s work, the Creative Writing Club will provide a safe location where people can share their stories and ideas with others who share the same passion. The Club will also help members develop their story-telling skills so that they may become confident enough to share their creativity with the world.

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The Argonettes are the official Dance Team for the University of West Florida. They perform at various events as well as within the Pensacola community.

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Our mission is to create a community of film lovers where their love can be shared and spread. We want to support the community in viewing and talking about these films and helping aspiring filmmakers with their future career goals.

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As a film club member, you can attend all meetings, on and off-campus film screenings, participate in officer elections, club-sponsored filming projects, and much more! As a member, you will get to meet an entire community of people who love film as much as you!

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UWF Global Quarter is a non-exclusive, university-run social club that fosters connections between international and U.S. students, as well as the larger campus and community. Programming develops cross-cultural communications skills, promotes cultural exchange, and provides opportunities to build global friendships leading to academic and professional success.

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The UWF HEMA Fencing Club (Salle McAfee) is an award-winning organization dedicated to the rediscovery and reconstruction of historical European martial arts (HEMA). It is one of the premiere organizations for historical swordsmanship in the Southeast, with a particular focus on the rapier, the many companion weapons of the rapier, the longsword, and the sabre and broadsword. The fencing club competes in various Southeastern HEMA tournaments as well as tournaments conducted by the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA). It is open to all UWF students with no try-outs required and maintains an open-door policy with many practices structured for casual members in addition to its competitive program.

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Mission Contact: Leo Sweet, James Warden, Email group officers

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*UWF Herpetology Club is on break for the Spring 2023 semester. We hope to return in the Fall 2023 semester.*

The UWF Herpetology club's goal is to educate and raise awareness of native herps (reptiles and amphibians) in our area. We will be providing hands-on experience and teach proper safety precautions when in contact with these animals. We aim to end the stigma around herps and welcome all UWF students with open arms!

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The Honors Council of the University of West Florida shall seek to provide greater opportunities for students enrolled in the Kugelman Honors Program by facilitating increased academic achievement, cultural awareness, community service, research opportunities, and unity within the Kugelman Honors Program and the university. The Honors Council shall also seek to provide Honors students the opportunity to speak and be heard by the university administration, faculty, and the community as a whole. The Honors Council shall listen to students, respond effectively to their needs, provide social and service events to foster a sense of community, and supplement the academic mission of the Kugelman Honors Program.

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Provide students with the urge to improve their leadership skills and attain their personal development goals through discipline, team support, a growth environment, and scientific theories of some of the best leaders in the world.

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Learn leadership techniques. Read and discuss literature about leadership, self-growth and improvement, communication skills, goal setting, and achieving. Group outings.