The purpose of A Woman’s Voice is to provide a platform for women’s issues and interests through a feminist sense. The focus will be to provide resources, support, and empowerment through an open and safe atmosphere for all issues relating to women. Emphasis will be placed on education through literature; self-awareness and advocacy; and personal and professional growth while bridging the generation gap. We will focus our efforts on discovering the meaning of womanhood for each person and incorporating this understanding into our everyday lives.

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Adult Learner Student Organization (A.L.S.O) will strive to meet the needs of nontraditional students to make their journey as important as their destination. A.L.S.O. purpose is to inform, entertain, nurture, and ease the stress of non-traditional students.

• Email: alsoowls@kennesaw.edu
• Website: http://www.kennesaw.edu/clubs/also
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The purpose of ABLE shall be to provide a forum for discussing the concerns of students with disabilities; to provide a voice for the disability community, to raise awareness of disability issues; and to provide peer support.

• Email: lhagan@kennesaw.edu
• Website: http://www.kennesaw.edu/clubs/able
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The African-American Student Alliance is a collegiate support group created to provide the Kennesaw State University community with educational and social programming which promotes cultural diversity. The organization achieves its goal through the selection and presentation of renowned lecturers, performers and through artistic and relevant presentations. Activities take place throughout the academic year and involve campus-wide participation. AASA works with other campus committees and organizations in implementing its programming. All students enrolled at Kennesaw State University are eligible for membership in the organization.

• Email: ksuaasa@yahoo.com
• Website: http://www.ksuaasa.com/
• Phone: 770.423.6712

The African and African Diaspora Studies Student Organization is dedicated to the academic and community development of students at KSU.

We are students interested in promoting the common good of the AADS department, and increasing awareness.

• Email: KSU_AADSSO@yahoo.com
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African Student Association is all about promoting interaction among all students of African origins and with students interested in African affairs. We envision ASA to become a “togetherness front” where we can become leaders and give opportunites to those who don’t have them. The mission will be to empower ourselves with everything positive about Africa as well as trying to improve on the negative associated with Africa. We also envision becoming a vehicle to advocate for POSITIVE change in neglected regions of Africa.

• Email: ASA.kennesaw@yahoo.com
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Kennesaw State University students may participate in the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps through the ARCHE cross-registration program. It involves an elective curriculum taken alongside required college classes. Students participating in the program will attend Air Force ROTC classes and training taught weekly at the Georgia Institute of Technology on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Students earn a college degree and an officer’s commission in the U.S. Air Force at the same time. Visit us at www.afrotc.gatech.edu or call 404-894-4175.

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Alpha Delta Omega is an honor society with the purpose of promoting high ideals in the field of human services and to recognize individuals who exhibit superior scholastic and leadership qualities, character, and participation in the field of human services.

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Alpha Kappa Delta strives to promote the study of social issues and serve humankind, while at the same time providing an extracurricular outlet for students interested in the study of sociology. Must be an officially declared sociology major or demonstrate a serious interest in sociology within an official program at Kennesaw State University. Must be at least a junior (third year) by the standards of Kennesaw State University. Must have accumulated the equivalent of an overall g.p.a. of 3.0 and rank in the top 35% of their class in general scholarship. Must have maintained the equivalent of a 3.0 g.p.a. in sociology courses taken at Kennesaw State University prior to initiation. Must have completed at least four regular courses in sociology prior to initiation.

• Email: kennesawakd@gmail.com
• Website: http://www.orgsites.com/ga/akd
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Alpha Omega is a diverse non-denominational campus ministry. We have ministries all around metro Atlanta, and here at KSU we are devoted to knowing God and making Him known. Please come join us as we learn and grown in a sincere faith!

• Email: alphaomegaksu@gmail.com
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• Email: bmo6386@kennesaw.edu
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The purpose of CJHS is to promote analytical thinking, rigorous scholarship and lifelong learning; to keep abreast of the advances in criminal justice research; to elevate the ethical standards of the criminal justice professions and to sustain in the public mind the benefit and necessity of education and professional training.

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The purpose of Alpha Psi Omega is to stimulate interest in theater activities at KSU and to secure for the college all the advantages and mutual helpfulness provided by a large national honor society. By electing students to membership, the society provides a reward for participation in theater activities of the University.

• Email: apoatksu@gmail.com
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The KSU Ambassadors are considered to be Kennesaw State University’s student public relations team. The Ambassadors represent KSU at a variety of special events that take place on and off campus throughout the year, including graduation ceremonies, lectures, gallery openings, honor society inductions, etc. Many of these events involve VIPs, such as the President of KSU and the President’s Cabinet. Serving as an Ambassador is a wonderful way for students to interact with many KSU constituencies and to enhance their overall college experience.

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This organization is to help people get involved with the community. It helps students to learn about being professional and working to help the community get involved with one another.

• Email: jmoor132@kennesaw.edu
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The purpose of this club is to promote Asian culture on campus, to strive to unite students interested in Asia and to be dedicated to increasing East-West understanding.

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1. To provide services and camaraderie between the students of the association
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3. To build strong social and educational ties and foster excellence and high academic achievements among its members

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College can be a time of spiritual growth, regardless of where you are on your spiritual journey. Do you want to grow? BCM is sponsored by Baptist churches, but it is for all KSU students, faculty and staff. We offer outreach opportunities like community service, mission trips, and evangelism projects. We provide inward reaching opportunities like discipleship groups, praise and worship and bible studies, with recreational and social activities as well. Come share in the love of Christ and help make him known.

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BETA ALPHA PSI is an honorary organization for Financial Information students and professionals. The primary objective of Beta Alpha Psi is to encourage and give recognition to scholastic and professional excellence in the business information field. This includes promoting the study and practice of accounting, finance and information systems; providing opportunities for self-development, service and association among members and practicing professionals, and encouraging a sense of ethical, social, and public responsibility.

• Email: ksubap@gmail.com
• Website: http://www.kennesaw.edu/clubs/bap/
• Phone: 404.434.2651

Beta Beta Beta (TriBeta) is an honor and professional society for students of the biological sciences. Founded in 1922 at Oklahoma City University by Frank G. Brooks, TriBeta now has over 370 chapters in colleges and universities across the United States. The Tau Epsilon chapter of TriBeta was established at Kennesaw College in 1988. Since then, members have participated in a variety of activities. These have included: sponsoring seminar speakers, sponsoring the District Science Fair for high school students, student mentoring, camping trips, Whitewater rafting, river and beach cleanups, and District TriBeta meetings.

• Email: ksutribeta@yahoo.com
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Blue Key recognizes outstanding students for their academic excellence and leadership abilities. Blue Key is also a service organization actively seeking to apply the abilities of its members to serving the campus community as well as the community at large. At Kennesaw State students must be junior or senior status upon initiation, exhibit leadership potential, and have a GPA in the top 10% of one’s major.

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Campus Contact exists to provide a distinctive Christian environment to encourage Christian students along with other students to become involved in activities focused on developing friendships while serving the campus community.

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Campus Crusade is an interdenominational Christian organization whose purpose is to help students, faculty and staff hear the central message of the Christian faith and to help Christians grow in their relationship with Christ. Membership is open to all students, faculty, and staff.

• Email: ksucampuscrusade@gmail.com
• Website: http://www.ksucru.com
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We strive to bring to the university and local communities the 10 Key Values of the Green Party:
Grassroots democracy
Social justice & equal opportunity
Ecological wisdom
Non-violence
Decentralization
Community-based economics and economic justice
Feminism and gender equity
Respect for diversity
Personal and global responsibility
Future focus and sustainability

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The Caribbean Student Association (CARIBSA) is an organization focused on bringing about increased knowledge and awareness of West Indian culture at Kennesaw State University. Our goal is to enhance and celebrate West Indian culture, politics, and history through programming and community service. CARIBSA is open to all Kennesaw State University Students regardless of their national origins, and we seek to build alliances with groups and other organizations within the University whose interests are compatible with ours.

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CSU is open to all students on campus regardless of race, color, or creed. It is present to promote the Christian community in all aspects at KSU and to provide service to the surrounding community. Social, service and spiritual activities are planned for each semester by the student members at the bimonthly meetings. Meetings are held at the Catholic Center at KSU, located at 3487 Campus Loop Road (near the entrance to Dallas Drive).

• Email: info@thecatholiccenteratksu.com
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CELTIC CROSS PCM @ KSU is a thriving community of seekers and believers, of the lonely, the least, and the lost.

You might know us best as the “Free Hugs people.” And while we do fully embrace and celebrate Christ together by studying theology and following the patterns set forth in the Book of Acts – we’re so much more than that.

• Email: celticcross.ksu@gmail.com
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The purpose of the Chinese Language Club is to provide an opportunity for students and local community to become more involved in Chinese language through a variety of cultural events and situational activities, and provide an atmosphere that promotes the development, utilization and understanding of the Chinese Language and culture. To obtain more recent news, also visit the Facebook group “Chinese Language Club.”

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The purpose of the Chinese Student Association is to promote the Chinese culture; to unite students interested in China; to encourage involvement of students of Chinese heritage in campus leadership and service and to provide academic and professional resources to students interested in study and a career in China.

• Email: ksucsa@gmail.com
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Chosen is a Gospel Choir; a Ministry who’s sole purpose is to spread God’s Word to individuals of young and old , on and off campus, through song. We are a Choir that promotes unity, because together we are capable of standing; but divided we will surely fall. Our goal as a choir is to build long lasting friendship amongst each other so that we can truly let the world know that God’s love is available to everyone. We like to get radical for Christ (so you cant be afraid because we are never ashamed to give him praise!!!)

• Email: chosen@ksuclubs.com
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The purpose of CCF is to be a welcoming Christian community for all people on the campus, to explore spiritual and theological questions, to be a nondenominational Christian organization not only for Christians, and to help students integrate higher education with their Christian faith.

• Email: ksuccf@gmail.com
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The purpose of this organization is to bring forth a group of individuals with a common interest in the world of film and in the arts in general.

• Email: ksucinemasociety@gmail.com
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Circle K is an international service organization, sponsored by Kiwanis International, that is dedicated to service, leadership and fellowship. Service is Circle K’s primary goal. Members give many hours to worthwhile activities, but there are also many opportunities for fun while developing leadership skills and friendships.

• Email: kennesawcirclek@yahoo.com
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The purpose of the College Libertarians shall be to promote, through educational and political activity, the principles and candidates of the Libertarian Party. The CL-KSU seeks to promote political and ideological diversity at KSU.

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College Life, a part of young life, Marietta/Cobb County, serves the purpose of training students who would like to volunteer with the outreach ministry of young life. At College Life you will have the opportunity to fellowship, study scripture, and learn what its like to reach out to the teen ages at the local high schools and middle school with the love of Christ.

• Email: office@cobb.younglife.org
• Website: http://sites.younglife.org/sites/Cobb/default.aspx
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The purpose of the group is to educate members about the philosophy of the Republican Party and assist in the election of local, state and national Republican candidates.

• Email: ksucrs@gmail.com
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COSAK is a student organization that hopes to educate other people in our culture; that Colombia is not only guerilla warfare and all the negative thing you see in the news. Colombia is beautiful! Also it is a place to meet and make new friends; We will be bringing speakers out such as the Colombian Consul, CNN employee that is involve in international affairs, and more. We also engage in community service mini projects and some salsa nights.

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The purpose of the Cuban Studies Organization (CSO) is to examine Cuba and its future, and to encourage research and outreach in an effort to fully understand the potential that exist in a post-Castro Cuba. Are aim is to provide, equip, and assist KSU students and staff with a central source for research and outreach regarding Cuba.

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The KSU Dance Company is a group of students who are interested in theatrical production and who work together to organize dance pieces to be performed on campus and around the community. The types of dance include ballet, jazz, and modern.

• Email: ipulinka@kennesaw.edu
• Website: http://www.kennesaw.edu/theatre/dance/
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The DM of KSU will present hope for the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta by raising the understanding of Children’s Miracle Network and providing funds to assist in the local hospitals efforts to offer treatment to any children in need, all along celebrating the lives of children.

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• Email: ksu_deltachi_b@yahoo.com
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• Email: hford4@students.kennesaw.edu
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• Email: ksudst@yahoo.com
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Distinguished Black Gentlemen (DBG) was founded in the interest of creating a support system for the African American male population at Kennesaw State University. Distinguished Black Gentlemen will accomplish this by fostering pride and understanding of the African American male’s purpose in the collegiate arena and life.

• Email: distinguishedbg@yahoo.com
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ECHO Campus Ministries exists to provide a Christian ministry on the University campus that emphasizes the following: (1) Build and nurture a community of Christ followers who will be difference makers in their world and the world for Him; (2) Exhibit the love of Christ to the world around us; and (3) Provide leadership development/internship opportunities for those students who are interested in vocational Christian ministry.

• Email: rmcdowell@northmetro.org
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The purpose of this organization is to educate and involve the KSU community in environmental issues; to influence institute policies and decisions with regard to environmental impact; to work in conjunction with the Environmental Concerns Committee and advise the SGA on environmental issues; and to network with environmental groups on other campuses.

• Email: kennesaw.ea@gmail.com
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The purpose of this organization is to provide discipleship and evangelism in partnership with the local church, through expository teaching from a reformed theological perspective. Contact them via e-mail.

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The KSU French Club is an academic organization dedicated to the learning and enjoyment of French language and culture. By engaging in and learning about French activities, the club promotes the acceptance and knowledge of other cultures, and the openness to globalization, thus, it celebrates differences in culture by focusing on the culture of France and other Francophonic countries. Likewise, the French Club conducts various social activities some of which reach out to the community at large.

• Email: ksufrenchclub1@gmail.com
• Website: http://freewebs.com/kennesawfrenchclub
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Gamma Beta Mu Leadership Society at KSU is known as the Beta Chapter because it is the second installment of the organization to be established at an accredited university. Their mission is to foster and instill leadership, character and unity in their members and of the diverse student body of the University through implementing different types of programming and events.

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Gamma Sigma Alpha, National Greek Academic Honor Society, was founded to promote intellectual interaction between Greek students and the academic community. The purpose of the Society is to promote the advancement of education among Greeks; to instill a greater spirit of cooperation among Greek students and organizations and to encourage excellence in scholarship. It is open to any student who is a member of a fraternity/sorority at KSU who belongs to any of the following governing bodies: KSU Panhellenic Association, KSU Interfraternity Council, and KSU National Pan-Hellenic Council.

• Email: bparrott@kennesaw.edu
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GWSSA at Kennesaw State University is founded on the premise that gender, which takes on different forms in different times and places, centrally shapes the everyday lives of all people.  GWSSA offers a place where not only can students and faculty increase social awareness among the student body and the public at large, but also get actively involved in engaging current gender and women’s issues, while focusing on intersections with race, ethnicity, and social class.

• Email: gwssa.ksu@gmail.com
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The KSU Geography Club is committed to prepare students for a global future and our mission is to provide students with a greater knowledge and understanding of geography; to focus attention upon the importance of geography so that humankind may better understand the world and their role in it. The KSU Geography Club coordinates field trips, social events, geography-related academic events including Geography Awareness Week and Geography Spring Poster Session.

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The purpose of the German Club is to provide a forum for continuing education of students of the spoken and written German language; to promote student awareness of German culture and society; to build a foundation for student knowledge of the contributions that Germany makes to the work of politics and business: and to demonstrate the personal and professional benefits of speaking German.

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Global Society is the umbrella organization on campus sponsoring simulation teams including Model United Nations, Model Arab League, and Model Organization of African Unity. These teams compete nationally and internationally in simulations that teach and improve student skills in leadership, effective communication and diplomatic problem resolution. The Global Society office is in the Student Center, room 369, and the phone number is 7/420-4386.

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Golden Key International Honor Society is a nonprofit academic honors organization. The goals of this society are to: recognize and encourage scholastic achievement and excellence in all undergraduate fields of study; unite with faculty and administrators in developing and maintaining high standards of education; provide economic assistance to outstanding members by means of both undergraduate and graduate scholarships; and promote scholastic achievement and voluntary service (www.goldenkey.org).

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Kennesaw State University Gospel Choir is a club as well as a class. You can come and sing for fun or for 1 credit hour a semester. (No audition required!) Times are Tuesday and Thursday from 12:00-12:50 in the Music Building Rm. 109.

• Email: ksu_gospelchoir@yahoo.com
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The Graduate Student Association allows graduate students to build an integrated support system to assist them in their academic pursuits as they balance the requirements of work, school, life, and family. GSA does this by providing social and networking opportunities for students and faculty from all Kennesaw State Graduate Programs to come together and disseminate skills and resources necessary to effectively compete in the market place, via socials, guest lectures, student conferences, and other networking events.

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HSA educates and promotes the Haitian culture through various workshops, seminars, community service, and cultural activities in continuing with Kennesaw State University’s pride in promoting cultural diversity.

• Email: hsaatksu@yahoo.com
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This organization is designed to develop professionalism among physical education majors, to provide opportunities for professional growth and development, to actively support all movement directed toward elevation of the profession, to improve member’s knowledge and skills in the profession, to promote sportsmanship and school spirit, and to set a high standard of professional conduct. Membership is limited to declared HPERD majors or minors.

• Email: hpemajors@kennesaw.edu
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Kennesaw Hillel strives to strengthen the Jewish community at KSU through social, cultural, religious and educational programming. Kennesaw Hillel serves as a resource to Jewish students, and connects Kennesaw students to other Jewish students through Hillels of Georgia.

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The purpose of the Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF) Chapter at KSU is to promote academic success and professional preparation among college students, while encouraging them to serve as role models and leaders in their communities.

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The purpose of the PSSHS Club is to encourage education and compassion between the students of KSU and our surrounding community. This is accomplished by sponsoring speakers and events on and off campus. Membership is open to all majors, with no particular GPA required.

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Unite students of Southeast Asia ethnic background and those who have interest in the Eastern culture through activities that invoke cultural interaction and social involvement.
Exchange culture and educate the greater university community.

• Email: ice.ksu@gmail.com
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ISSA is a not-for-profit, international organization of information security professionals and practitioners. It provides educational forums, publications and peer interaction opportunities that enhance the knowledge, skill and professional growth of its members.

• Email: bmarti44@students.kennesaw.edu
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The mission of IDEA is to foster interfaith and intercultural dialogue and to provide a platform for empathy and mutual respect. The principal goal of IDEA is to promote love and understanding and spend efforts to find ways and more common ground.

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International Business Student Association is to promote the International Business Major to Kennesaw State University students; by building strong social and educational ties and foster excellence and high academic achievements among its members; and providing members the opportunities to enhance their knowledge and skills in the International Business field; while providing members the opportunities to meet International Business professionals through lectures, meetings, and discussions.

• Email: ksuibsa@gmail.com
• Website: http://clubs.kennesaw.edu/ksuibsa
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Welcome to the World! Whether you are international or just have a strong interest for different cultures in general, International Student Association is for you. Through our meetings and events we try not only to encourage exchanges among students of all nationalities but also to make our members feel that they belong to the campus community in a global way.

• Email: kennesawisa@gmail.com
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The purpose of IC|KSU is to raise awareness of the crisis in Uganda and to raise funds to assist in the recovery, alongside the nonprofit Invisible Children, Inc.

• Email: icksuch@gmail.com
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The Italian Club’s main purpose is to provide, promote, and create an environment in which the students may discuss, explore, and reflect upon the Italian culture, language, and society. The Italian Club invites all interested students to activities, ranging from the arts, folklore, literature, language, history, politics, cuisine, and overall culture of Italy. These activities may be held on campus, or outside of campus. Meetings and activities are voluntary and all interested students are welcome to attend.

• Email: littleitaly.ksu@gmail.com
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Kappa Delta Pi is the premier Education Honor Society dedicated to scholarship and excellence in education. The Tau Sigma Chapter at KSU was founded in 1994 and in 1999 our “Reading is Fun” program was commended by a resolution passed by the Georgia Assembly. Membership in KDP at the undergraduate level requires admission to the Bagwell College of Education and an accumulative 3.5 GPA; graduate students must have an accumulative 3.25 GPA.

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KAB is the programming body for the KSU student population. Through its programming areas, the Kennesaw Activities Board sponsors a wide variety of out-of-class events, activities, and programs. The Kennesaw Activities Board enhances the overall student life on campus by providing the following types of programs: comedy, films, lectures, music, outdoor activities, variety performers, Homecoming, and KSU Day. The Kennesaw Activities Board office is located in room 375 of the Student Center and the phone number is 7/423-6279. KAB general meetings are held weekly and you are invited to attend and become involved. Executive officers are elected each spring for the following year. The elected officers appoint coordinator positions. To be eligible to coordinate an area or serve as an executive officer, a student must be enrolled at KSU, have a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA, and be an active member of the Kennesaw Activities Board. Upon enrollment you are a member of the Kennesaw Activities Board.

• Email: secretary@ksukab.com
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KCA helps students learn about the field of communication and how it impacts businesses, besides giving them opportunities for networking, real-life involvement and personal achievement.

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The Kennesaw Marketing Association(KMA) is an organization that provides hands on marketing experience to students and great networking opportunities. KMA has various opportunities that allow students to be involved on campus, providing them with valuable experience to take with them in the marketing workplace.

• Email: kennesawmarketing@gmail.com
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KPA is a group which seeks to promote interest in and awareness of human rights, especially relating to issues that affect the gay and lesbian community. The activities provide social, academic and recreational support for members along with a goal of educating others about alternative lifestyles and challenging stereotypes.

• Email: officers@kennesawpridealliance.com
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KSU Democrats is an organization that will bring students together to discuss, plan and take action on social, political and governmental issues that effect our local, state and national government, as well as offer a forum for discussion for differing political points of view.

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This organization is an organization that was created for individuals that are interested in dentistry. Anyone can join and we are looking forward to providing everyone with very valuable information!

• Email: ksupredent@gmail.com
• Website: http://www.ksupredent.freeiz.com/
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The Kennesaw Writer’s Guild is open to any and all writers at KSU interested in community and encouragement in literary pursuits.

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The purpose of this organization is to promote Korean culture at KSU and other institutions. We will help members with their cultural, social, and academic issues. We will also volunteer to help our community and our school.

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The KSU Tellers is an experimental storytelling performance company based in Kennesaw, GA. The Tellers have toured internationally and regularly perform in the Atlanta area.

• Email: mannierivers@gmail.com
• Website: http://www.ksutellers.com
• Phone: 678.779.2970

Ladies of Distinction (LOD) is a group for women of color. LOD was created to empower women of color on the campus of Kennesaw State University.

• Email: ladiesofdistinctionKSU@yahoo.com
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The purpose of Lambda Alpha is to encourage and stimulate scholarship and research in anthropology by recognizing and honoring superior achievement in the discipline among students, faculty and other persons engaged in the study this field. This society is also interested in getting to know the students in our organization. We will encourage students in this society to join members in after school activities, lectures, discussing anything that involves anthropology, and simply haning out and becoming friends.

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The purpose of this organization is to recognize and honor the academic achievements of communication students. Eligible students are invited to join through a computer search of communication students with at least a 3.25 GPA.

• Email: abauman1@students.kennesaw.edu
• Website: http://www.kennesaw.edu/communication/studentorganizations.shtml
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This organization was established to assist students in balancing their academic, social, cultural and religious education. All members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints who are students at KSU are members of this association; membership is open to all other students regardless of race, color, or creed.

• Email: kennesawLDSSA@gmail.com
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is a student organization that focuses on the development of leadership skills and opportunities for students. We develop skills in learning in order to promote positive developments in the community. L.E.A.D. offers many benefits for its members, including internships with important employers, business networking, leadership experiences, career training, advising, and social interaction with KSU students. LEAD meets every Wednesday at 6:30 pm at Willingham Hall Room 127.

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TL!P exists to motivate and assist Hispanic middle school students in pursuing educational opportunities beyond high school. Because of the high dropout rate of Hispanic high school students in Georgia, the main focus of TL!P is to educate middle school students on the importance of staying in school. TL!P members work with this at-risk population.

• Email: thelearnproject@gmail.com
• Website: http://www.kennesaw.edu/clubs/learnproject
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The Legacy Owl Toastmasters club provides a supportive and positive learning environment. Every member has an opportunity to develop their communication and leadership skills needed to cultivate self-confidence and personal growth that takes place in a supportive atmosphere at our local club meetings. Our members’ progress at their own pace through a professionally prepared program received from Toastmasters International.
The most common reason given for joining Legacy Owls is to conquer shyness, stage fright or fear of public speaking. Legacy Owls Toastmasters provide the tools our members can use to improve their performance in a variety of situations. But the Legacy Owls Toastmasters is not just about speaking, it is also about listening.

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LIFE is a ministry whose purpose is to spread New Testament Christianity throughout the KSU community by teaching the Word of God and living according to His Word daily. Furthermore, as Christians, we strive to worship God in spirit and truth by following the example laid out by the Apostles and adhering to the Bible. Come join us as we increase our understanding of the Bible, make new friends, and help each other walk in the light, as He is in the light. We hope you’ll join us!

• Email: lifegroupksu@gmail.com
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The purpose of the Mexican American Student Alliance (MASA) is to: (a) work toward educational, political, social, and cultural empowerment within the Mexican American/Chicano community, (b) assume the responsibility of aiding and uplifting young Mexican American/Chicano students in their endeavors toward higher education, and (c) ensure the preservation of our cultural identity and promote cultural awareness.

• Email: rapinela@gmail.com
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We exist to serve the students of KSU by engaging with them in life-impacting relationships.

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Money Savers is a student group that plans to educate students on how to save their hard-earned money, the smart way. We accomplish this by showing students various saving and retirement plans that are offered in today’s world. We highlight important factors that need to be taken into account before one decides on which saving/retirement plan is best for them. In other words, students will be empowered to secure their financial future.

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This group is a local affiliate of the Music Educators National Conference (MENC). The purpose of this organization is to provide all members with the opportunity to become acquainted with leaders in the music education profession through participation in programs, lectures, workshops, and performances. Membership is open to all students enrolled at Kennesaw State University who are interested in teaching music.

• Email: bhammond@kennesaw.edu
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This organization (Originally the Islamic Student Society) is open to Muslims as well as Non-Muslims. It is an active organization where students receive knowledge about Islam & can choose to practice it. Members use the cubicle for daily prayers or go to the masjid. We hold annual projects where college students from all over Atlanta participate on projects benefiting high school students transitioning into college as well as college students preparing for the real world. Members get information at weekly meetings and have the opportunity to attend the annual conference known as ICNA.

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Do you feel that current laws regarding marijuana are unfair or unnecessary?
The National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws.
KSU NORML will offer a unique experience for students studying:

• Political science
• Sociology
• Criminal Justice
• Communications
• Other disciplines

The group will serve to inform the public regarding:

• Marijuana myths
• Laws
• Punishments

We promote:
Awareness of…

• The hazards that are imposed upon individuals when treating them as criminals for the simple possesion of cannabis.
• The uses of cannibis for itsmedicinal properties, including its status as the most effective treatmentfor certain medical conditions.
• The negativesocial and economic impact that cannabis prohibition exacts upon Georgia.

Positive change in the state of Georgia…

• Discussing and determining the most fair and effective way to change current cannabis legislation for the benefit of society as a whole.
• Attempting to sway the opinion of local and state legislators to revise current cannabis legislation.
• Pushing for the inclusion of a ballot measure during a regular state-wide election to allow the citizens of Georgia to vote for or against cannabis decriminalization.

• Email: ksunorml@ksuclubs.com
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The purpose is to improve the political, educational, social and economic status of minority groups and to eliminate racial prejudice. Objectives are to inform students of the problems affecting blacks and other minority groups and to advance the economic, educational, social and political status of black people and other minority groups and their harmonious cooperation with other peoples.

• Email: naacpksu@gmail.com
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This organization is an affiliate of a larger national organization. The purposes are to provide a smooth transition from art education preparation to professional practice; to raise and maintain a high standard of quality art education on campus and in the community; to gain greater insight and perspective about the teaching of art and contemporary concepts in art education; to sponsor service projects; to promote an exchange of ideas about art education; and to enlist future teachers from high school, promoting art education as a career. Membership is open to all students who are studying art education at KSU. Members are required to maintain the minimum GPA of 2.0.

• Email: ksu_naea@hotmail.com
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NAME is committed to a philosophy of inclusion that embraces the basic tenets of cultural pluralism. NAME celebrates cultural and ethnic diversity as a national strength that enriches a society and rejects the view that diversity threatens the fabric of a society. We promote the development of culturally responsible and responsive curricula; as well as achieve social, political, economic, and educational equity.

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The National Organization for Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers (NOBCChe) is committed to the discovery, transmittal, and application of knowledge in the fields of science and engineering. Our mission is to build an eminent community of scientists and engineers by increasing the number of minorities in these fields.

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In December 1969, nine African-Americans met in New York City to discuss the unique challenges and limited opportunities they faced in the accounting profession. In that year, there were only 136 African-American Certified Public Accountants (CPA’s) out of a total of 100,000 in the United States. Today, through the efforts of NABA and other interested groups, there are now over 200,000 African-Americans participating in the field of accounting, of which over 5,000 are CPAs. As a leader in the business community, NABA continues to create opportunities for the purpose of enlarging the pipeline of African-Americans into every level of accounting and finance. We are the first NABA chapter at Kennesaw State University.

• Email: ksunaba1969@gmail.com
• Website: http://www.kennesaw.edu/clubs/naba
• Phone: 678-602-2134

The purpose of the NSCS is to recognize and celebrate high achievement among first and second year students in all academic disciplines. Membership is by invitation only and is open to students who have successfully completed at least 12 credit hours but no more than 60, are first or second year students at the time of affirmation and have attained at least a 3.4 GPA.

• Email: ksunscs@gmail.com
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“We believe that a group of college students and graduate students interested in the field of business should organize for the mutual benefit.”

To Positively impact/strengthen the intellectual and economic quality of life for African-American Men and Women

To Become the catalysts for developing innovative solutions and approaches for increasing the number of African- Americans in Business, Management and Educational Programs at KSU and throughout the world

To Encourage and support young African-Americans, who are interested in pursuing careers in Management

To Provide focused quality Professional Leadership Development, and Post-Graduate Management career opportunities in the Field of Business for KSU African-American Graduate Students, while demonstrating the value of pursing an MBA and illustrating the endless career possibilities in Management for Undergraduate Students

To Align ourselves with the Professional Local Atlanta Chapter of the NBMBAA, which currently has a membership of over 800 Professional and Student Members and 25 Corporate Partners Peachtree Street Alliance

Membership shall be open to Junior and Senior Undergraduate Students and Graduate Students of any major who are interested in business and any other individuals who are approved by the Executive Committee.

Any Individual approved for Membership must become a Member of the National Black MBA Association*

National Dues, To be paid Annually

Undergraduates: $35.00
Graduates: $60.00

• Email: NBMBAA.KSU@gmail.com
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The purpose of the Odyssey Peer Mentoring Program is to help first time students in their acclimation and adjustment to KSU campus. The philosophy of Odyssey is students helping students and, functionally, it is operates through student participation.

• Email: odyssey@kennesaw.edu
• Website: http://www.kennesaw.edu/stu_dev/opm/odyssey.html
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Omega Phi Alpha is the only national service sorority on Kennesaw State’s campus. We would love for you to become a part of OPhiA’s history at KSU as we strive to establish ourselves as distinctive women serving our community. Through teamwork and service, we build sisterhood and create lifelong friendships.

• Email: bmclenno@students.kennesaw.edu
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Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated promotes brotherhood, scholarship and responsibility to the community.

• Email: ksuomegas@gmail.com
• Website: http://www.kennesaw.edu/clubs/omegapsiphi/index.htm
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The purpose of the National Order of Omega is to honor sorority and fraternity members for exemplary leadership, scholarship and character. Membership into the National Order of Omega is a very prestigious honor, limited to the top 3% of the campus sorority/fraternity population or 15 members, whichever is greater. In order to be eligible for membership, students must be classified as junior or senior, must have above a 3.0 GPA and must be members of an NPC, NPHC or NIC group. Membership is based upon invitation at various times of the year.

• Email: bparrott@kennesaw.edu
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A group created to share a common interest and network with those who are interested in Japanese culture and pop culture

• Email: OtakuKSU@gmail.com
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OWL Radio is KSU’s Internet-only streaming radio station, broadcasting 24/7 from its studio on the first floor of the Student Center. Management, to music, to DJs, its all done by KSU students. OWL Radio is part of KSU’s Office of Student Media. Complete information may be found at http://www.ksumedia.com and http://www.ksuradio.com/info/faqs/

• Email: owlradio@ksumedia.com
• Website: http://www.ksuradio.com
• Phone: DJ Request Line: 678-797-COOL (2665)

Formerly the Campus Greens, the Kennesaw Peace & Justice Coalition (KJPC) is a non-partisan group for student activists interested in a variety of social issues. As the name suggests, we stand up for peace and speak out against injustices happening around the world! Students need to be aware of the truth about corruption and atrocities around the globe and how they relate to the American social system, so please get involved to express your compassion for those who are oppressed Currently we are reorganizing so that we can have a strong showing of events starting in the Spring 2010 semester (such as anti-war demonstrations, documentary screenings, guest lecturers, distributing literature, etc.), so feel free to contact for more information! It is a non-hierarchical group with consensus-based decision making, so *you* can be a leader.

• Email: mmastrom@students.kennesaw.edu
• Website: http://kpjc.ksuclubs.com/
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This organization recognizes excellence in the study of history. To be eligible an undergraduate must have completed at least 12 semester hours of history and be in the top 35% of the class.

• Email: ksu_pat@yahoo.com
• Website: http://www.geocities.com/ksu_pat/
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An honor society dedicated to recognizing scholarly achievement in international education.

• Email: mmiller@kennesaw.edu
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• Phone: 678.797.2175

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The premier professional association for educators strives to prepare the next generation of educators as well as to serve practicing teachers, administrators, college educators, and those concerned about public education through a wide range of innovative initiatives based on visionary leadership, relevant research, and dedicated service. All Kennesaw State University students who are pursuing a degree in education are invited to join.

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Phi Eta Sigma recognizes first year students who have attained at least a 3.5 GPA at the conclusion of any semester of their first year. Letters are sent to eligible students and an induction ceremony is held each spring.

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The primary purposes of Phi Kappa Phi are to promote the pursuit of excellence in all fields of higher education and to recognize outstanding achievement by students, faculty, and others. Junior class students must have completed at least 75 hours of course work at Kennesaw State University; and be in the upper 7.5% of their class. Senior class students must have completed at least 90 hours at Kennesaw State University, and be in the upper 10% of their class. In addition, certain graduate students may be eligible for membership. Up to four faculty members may be inducted each year.

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Phi Lambda Upsilon is the Honorary Chemical Society, Beta Upsilon Chapter. The object of this Society shall be the promotion of high scholarship and original investigation in all branches of pure and applied chemistry.

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Service projects and events are a key part of Phi Sigma Pi’s strength and motives. Phi Sigma Pi believes that by undertaking service projects, students can learn about the problems facing society and can better shape their views and leadership skills. Who’s Eligible to Join? Students must have at least 12 completed hours, a cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher, and minimum of 2 remaining semesters as an undergraduate at Kennesaw State University. Members of Phi Sigma Pi are expected not only to succeed in their own academic endeavors but also to assist in the educational process for members of their organization and community.

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The purpose of the PSA is to encourage, stimulate and maintain excellence in scholarship of the individual members in all fields, particularly in philosophy and to provide an open forum for the friendly exchange of philosophical pursuits.

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Our purpose is to stimulate productive scholarship and intelligent interest in the subject of government among students. To be eligible for membership a student must be a junior or senior that has completed ten semester hours or work in political science while maintaining A/B or higher average in all political science courses.

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The purpose of this club is to provide students an opportunity to get involved in politics; provide a forum for discussion of political, economic and social issues; and encourage students to organize programs and events designed to stimulate interest and awareness of politics.

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The purpose of the KSU Pre-Veterinary Club is to stimulate interest in the veterinary medical field, to familiarize students with the veterinary school application process, to provide members with leadership and public service opportunities, to provide members with information about the variety of opportunities available in the veterinary medical field, and to provide the opportunity for students with similar interests to gather and interact both socially and academically.

• Email: ksupvma@kennesawpvma.com
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The Kennesaw State University Professional Sales Club offers each member a unique opportunity to jump start their career prior to graduation through an extensive offering of business related workshops and real-world networking events in conjunction with our corporate sponsors, alumni and fellow students. We strive to provide the next generation of sales professionals with every advantage necessary to secure a lucrative and fulfilling career in the professional sales field. We accomplish this by blending the academic and professional worlds in a relaxed atmosphere while developing lasting personal and professional relationships.

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Psi Chi is an honors society for psychology majors. We will host guest speakers from the field to talk at our meetings. We will be hosting at least one charitable event benefiting a non-profit organization. Some meetings will be dedicated to providing information about applying to graduate programs in psychology.

• Email: psichi@kennesaw.edu
• Website: http://www.kennesaw.edu/clubs/psichi
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The purpose of the KSU Psychology Club is to stimulate increased awareness of the field of psychology and to lend support to those interested in the discipline, as well as providing opportunities for community service and to facilitate interactions with other student organizations. Membership is open to any currently enrolled KSU student.

We provide our members with:
- EXCELLENT volunteer opportunities
- SUPERB student mentoring
- MARVELOUS monthly membership meetings (food and fun are always included- free of charge) We always have speakers (typically of the members choosing) at our meetings. Past speakers have included successful alumni with a degree in Psychology, active and prominent citizens of the community, recipients of our fund raising efforts and (but certainly not limited to) local businesses or non-profits looking for employees or volunteers.
- A STUPENDOUS Scholarship (some simple requirements must be met in order to apply- check out our MySpace for more details)

We ALWAYS welcome non-Psychology majors as well, so check out our MySpace and “friend” us on Facebook “KSU Psychology Club”.

If interested, you can pick up an application for Psychology Club in the Department office which is located on the 4th floor of the Social Science building.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO MEETING YOU SOON!

• Email: cziegler@kennesaw.edu
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The purpose of PRSSA is to cultivate a favorable and mutually advantageous relationship between students and public relations professionals. The student chapter seeks to foster understanding of current theories and procedures of the profession, encourage high ideals and principles, instill a professional attitude and encourage membership in professional associations.

• Email: ksuprssa@gmail.com
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Reformed University Fellowship invites you to check out this student organization regardless of your religious persuasion, denominational affiliation, or personal beliefs. RUF is here for the convinced, the confused, the curious, and the cynical. We minister to the lost and the found including the burned, the bored, and the believer. Regardless of where you stand on the spiritual spectrum, we hope that you will come and evaluate the truth claims of Christianity and see what the gospel is all about.

• Email: ksuruf@gmail.com
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The Remix Dance Squad is a dance team comprised of Hip-Hop and some aspects of Jazz dance that offers an urban style of technique.

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The Rock exists to develop in prospective and present members a deeper commitment to their faith, provide Christian fellowship to anyone interested (social interaction and support group) and aid the members in the study and application of Biblical principles for the betterment of their student lives.

• Email: danny@therockwoodstock.com
• Website: http://www.therockksu.com
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ARE YOU A YOUNG PROFESSIONAL who wants to make your community a better place? Would you welcome the chance to expand your circle of friends at home and around the world? Are you looking for ways to hone your leadership skills and explore career opportunities? THEN KSU ROTARACT IS FOR YOU!

• Email: ksurotaract@gmail.com
• Website: http://ksurotaract09.wordpress.com
• Phone: 678.797.2525

The purpose of this club is to support the interest in military science through demonstrations, speakers and events; to offer camaraderie with activities and field trips to students who share an interest in military science; to provide the opportunity for hands-on learning of military skills and tactics; and to promote community responsibility through sponsorship of various charities.

• Email: rotc.club@yahoo.com
• Website: http://www.armyrotc.gatech.edu
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The Kennesaw State SCRABBLE® Club is founded not only on the basis of vocabulary building, but as a social outlet for all students. This club is not only for student academic value, it is exercise in the art of negotiations. By playing SCRABBLE® we learn good sportsmanship, a sense of community, and confidence, along with the development of strategic thinking abilities. The club provides an opportunity for students to compete against club teams at other colleges on the national and international level. We play daily in the CARC (second level of the student center next to lifelong learning center). We can be contacted via email at kssc0319@yahoo.com or on Facebook in our group called K.S.U. Scrabble Club.

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The purpose of the Senior Class Club is to promote class spirit in the graduating class through social programming events. The Senior Student Council will also work to keep the senior class informed on what to expect after graduation.

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The Sentinel is KSU’s student run weekly newspaper, published every Tuesday. Whether writing, photography, design, or advertising, most positions are paid and may receive academic credit. The Sentinel newspaper is part of the KSU Office of Student Media and complete information is at http://www.ksumedia.com.

• Email: sentinel@ksumedia.com
• Website: http://ksusentinel.com
• Phone: EDITORIAL: 770-423-6278, ADVERTISING: 770-423-6470

Share is KSU’s student run art & literary magazine. Share provides a publishing outlet for the creative talents of KSU students, photography, poetic, even musical. Share is part of the KSU Office of Student Media and complete information, including an application, is at http://www.ksumedia.com.

• Email: share@ksumedia.com
• Website: http://www.ksushare.com/
• Phone: 770-499-3272

The Sigma Alpha Kappa Statistics Club is an organization whose purpose is the promotion and encouragement of scholarly (and applied) activity in statistics among students at Kennesaw State University. It aims to do this by:

1. Engaging in activities designed to promote statistics and data analysis;
2. Encouraging participation in the various professional statistical societies.
3. Demonstrating practical applications of statistics via internal KSU and external projects.

• Email: ksustatsclub@gmail.com
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Sigma Delta Pi is an organization that recognizes excellence in the study of the Spanish language, civilization and literature. It honors those who have made Hispanic contributions to modern culture better known in the English-speaking world. It also encourages college and university students to acquire a greater interest in, and a deeper understanding of Hispanic culture. There are over 500 chapters of Sigma Delta Pi in colleges and universities throughout the country.

• Email: caseyana@gmail.com
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Sigma Tau Delta’s central purpose is to confer distinction upon students of the English language and literature in undergraduate, graduate and professional studies.

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The mission of the Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International is to support the learning, knowledge, and professional development of nurses committed to make a difference in health worldwide by creating a global community of nurses who lead in using knowledge, scholarship, service and learning to improve the health of the world’s people. Membership is by invitation to baccalaureate and graduate nursing students who demonstrate excellence in scholarship, and to nurse leaders exhibiting exceptional achievements in nursing. More about the Mu Phi Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau is available at the WellStar School of Nursing website.

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The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) is the world’s largest association devoted to human resource management. Representing more than 250,000 members in over 140 countries, the Society serves the needs of HR professionals and advances the interests of the HR profession. Founded in 1948, SHRM has more than 575 affiliated chapters within the United States and subsidiary offices in China and India.

• Email: shrm@ksuclubs.com
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This organization provides educational direction and information to students, promotes forums and creates an environment for the discussion of traditional and contemporary jurisprudence with student and community enlightenment as the primary goal. Competition in the National Mock Trial is an annual event.

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The purpose of the Kennesaw State University Society of Social Workers is to increase the member’s knowledge of the social work profession, involve all students who wish to participate in community service, to develop an understanding of cultural diversity, and to strengthening human relationships while promoting social justice through academic excellence.

• Email: societyofsocialworkers.ksu@gmail.com
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The Spanish Club will offer a means for studying Hispanic cultures and for developing conversational skills in the Spanish language. The club consists of cultural studies, guest speakers, on and off campus activities, group discussions and meetings. The main objectives of the club are to promote an understanding of the different cultures of the Spanish-speaking world in relation to the American culture and to improve club member’s Spanish conversation skills through practice of the language.

• Email: kennesawspanishclub@gmail.com
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The purpose of this organization is to help educate and further the career development of those within the field of Sport Management; to enhance the professional and personal growth of members; to provide an active, ongoing forum for members to enhance their careers through networking and relationship building; to promote high moral, ethical and professional standards for members; to provide a vehicle for the promotion of sport practitioners; to organize social outings for members; and to help promote the annual Grady Palmer Lecture Series.

• Email: tonysegraves@gmail.com
• Website: http://www.kennesaw.edu/clubs/smmc
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The KSU chapter of a Student Anti-Genocide Coalition, an umbrella organization of over 600 high school and college chapters dedicated to putting an end to genocide, specifically the ongoing genocide in Darfur, Sudan.

• Email: ksustand@yahoo.com
• Website: http://www.standnow.com
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The Striped Crew is a way you can show pride for Kennesaw State University athletics. Our spirit group wears striped knee socks (fee charged), paint our faces/ bodies, and get loud and crazy at sporting events to show support for our KSU Owls! The Striped Crew is the official student section for all of our Division 1 sports. Be a part of Kennesaw’s athletic tradition!

• Email: biz@stripedcrew.com
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The Student Affiliates program supports undergraduate students, their faculty, and local section members in promoting professional development, mentoring, and peer-support mechanisms for those majoring in the chemical sciences.

• Email: info@ksusaacs.org
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STARS is a student organization that helps students that are new to Kennesaw State. We provide prospective students with a tour of the campus and provide admissions information. Members in this group also have a chance to meet new people and make a difference at KSU.

• Email: vadkison@kennesaw.edu
• Website: http://www.kennesaw.edu/admissions/strive.html
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To develop in every member and understanding and appreciation for science, reason, and the application of these concepts in all areas of human endeavor.

• Email: sciksu@gmail.com
• Website: http://ksusci.com
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The purpose of this organization is to promote interest among young adults toward careers in education. The group provides members with opportunities for developing personal growth and professional competence as well as opportunities to gain an understanding of the history, ethics, and programs of the education profession.

• Email: ksusgae@kennesaw.edu
• Website: http://www.kennesaw.edu/clubs/gae/
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Student’s voice on campus, giving students direct access to faculty, staff, and administrators to discuss issues on campus.

• Email: dstreet@students.kennesaw.edu
• Website: http://www.ksusga.com
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Student media offer students opportunities to develop talents in several areas, to gain an in-depth knowledge of University activities and to learn skills that will be useful long after the University years are over. The University has five student media: The Sentinel, Talon and Share and the New Media Group. The Sentinel, the weekly newspaper, covers campus news and student opinion. Students work as editors, writers, columnists, advertising representatives, production assistants, and photographers as well as other positions. You may read it on-line at www.ksusentinel.com. Talon is KSUs feature magazine, a slick full color publication published two to three times a year. Share, the Universityís literary and art magazine, provides a publishing outlet for the creative talents of KSU students, faculty and staff. Share welcomes contributions of art, photographs, poetry and short stories from all students, faculty and staff of the University. You may also submit on-line at ksushare.com. OWL Radio is now broadcasting and accepting applications. The New Media Group is involved with the future of media, communications, and the Web. You are invited to become a part of the operation of any of the student media. Previous experience is helpful, but not required. Any KSU student is eligible for membership. There are no dues; in fact, all positions receive some payment (you must have at least a 2.0 GPA in order to receive a stipend). All student media offices are on the second floor of the Student Center, room 277. If you are interested in working with a publication, contact the Assistant Director of the Department of Student Life at 7/423-6280 or complete an on-line media application.

• Email: media@ksumedia.com
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The KSU-SNA is a constituent of the National Student Nurses Association and the Georgia Association of Nursing Students. The purpose of the KSU-SNA is to contribute to nursing education in order to provide for the highest quality of health care, sponsor programs of fundamental interest and concern to nursing students, and aid in the development of the whole person within her/his professional role and responsibilities.

• Email: ksusna4you@gmail.com
• Website: http://ksusna.wikispaces.com
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SOS is an organization dedicated to promoting awareness of and interest in the study of Sociology and its related issues and sub-studies. This will be accomplished through the holding of planned events, guest speakers and regularly scheduled meetings throughout the year, with some emphasis on community service and involvement, as well as academic achievement and enhancement.

• Email: sos_ksu@yahoo.com
• Website: http://www.kennesaw.edu/clubs/sos/
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The KSU Student Reading Council is affiliated with IRA (International Reading Association) and GRA (Georgia Reading Association). The mission of this group will be to promote a love of reading, present effective reading strategies and reading research as well as promote collaboration among area educators and KSU. This group is open to all students (not just education majors) at KSU (undergraduates and graduates), faculty, and KSU alumni.

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The student veterans club is a veterans group for all services members past, present, and future and any other student that wishes to show support for our military. The focus of the group is to provide members with peer-to-peer networks for veterans. We coordinate campus activities, provide pre-professional networking, keep members informed in current and up-coming VA benefits, and generally provide a touchstone for student veterans in higher education.

• Email: ksu.veterans@yahoo.com
• Website: http://clubs.kennesaw.edu/ksuvc
• Phone: 678.852.8866

Students in Free Enterprise is an organization that teaches free enterprise in order to better individuals, communities, and countries. Students accomplish this through team outreach projects where they involve the community in the free enterprise system. Students have the opportunity to teach others what they have learned. SIFE’s learning philosophy is, “Tell me and I will forget, show me and I might remember, involve me and I will understand.” The planning and implementation of successful SIFE programs gives SIFE students ‘hands-on” experience in team building, communication, marketing, management, and public affairs. SIFE gives students the edge they need to be competitive in the market place.

• Email: gnima.diop@gmail.com
• Website: http://coles.kennesaw.edu/pages/sife/KSU_SIFE_Home.html
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KSUSDA provides a safe fun way for people to enjoy swing dancing as well as improve fitness and build friendships. We welcome participation from the KSU community and the general public.

• Email: ksusda@gmail.com
• Website: http://www.ksusda.com
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Talon Monthly is KSU’s student run feature magazine. KSU student profiles, campus events, what’s current, cool, odd or a must-read, it’s inside Talon. Talon Monthly is part of the KSU Office of Student Media and complete information, including an application, is at http://www.ksumedia.com.

• Email: talon@ksumedia.com
• Website: http://www.ksutalon.com
• Phone: 770-423-6277

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• Email: jchris36@students.kennesaw.edu
• Website: http://www.ksuox.org/
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The KSU Underground Theare and Film Movement is a student run theatre and film production group dedicated to providing opportunties for the production of student written works for the stage and screen.

• Email: KSUUnderground@gmail.com
• Website: http://clubs.kennesaw.edu/underground/
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The purpose of the KSU Chapter for UNICEF is to educate the students, faculty, and staff about the problems of children in developing countries. We also hope to provide support to the US Fund for UNICEF through campus-wide awareness, socials and fundraisers to promote the cause of making a difference in the lives of children in the developing countries. The KSU Chapter of UNICEF is affiliated with the US Fund for UNICEF.

• Email: UNICEFksu@gmail.com
• Website: http://www.unicef.com
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The Wesley Foundation offers a ministry of faith, fellowship and outreach by sharing the love of God through Christ to both the student body and the university community at large.

• Email: jkeefer@students.kennesaw.edu
• Website: http://ksuwesley.org
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Wings and Worship is a one and a half year old house ministry. We are founded on the idea of loving people as Jesus did and building a community around that love. We believe that worshiping God is what we were created for. We do that each Wednesday night at 8:00pm through singing, biblical teaching, fervent praying, and building relationships.

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• Website: http://www.wingsandworship.com
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