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If you're a student who is 18-25 years old, we're here for you! During this season of life there is nothing more important than being surrounded by a loving community, having space to wrestle with doubts and questions, and finding faith. We believe God is always doing something and we don't want to miss it!We meet Thursday nights, and throughout the year have book clubs, worship nights, dinner parties and a weekend away in the mountains.

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This is a place for design and learning the art of Adobe softwares. Sharing knowledge and experience around campus about Adobe software and connecting with students to better skills.

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Our organization brings African and black-identifying people together on campus since there is such a small percentage of us on campus. 

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At Alpha Chi Omega, we're about finding and shaping real, strong women. That's been our slogan since our re-branding in 2008, but it's been our reality since 1885. Being an Alpha Chi means being a part of an organization that allows individuals to be themselves, allows them to learn how to make the most of their life, and allows them to realize their greatest potential. It means every individual receives the encouragement, inspiration, fun, and friendship of 200,000 other real, strong women at their side. It means that she gets a four-year collegiate learning and leadership program that supplements and complements what she'll get from her college or university. It means she'll have opportunities for lifetime, leadership, and engagement with real, strong women who are making a difference for themselves, their fellow members, and the communities around them.

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Established in 1926 at the University of Alabama, Alpha Epsilon Delta, the National Pre-Medical Honor Society, has since become the world's largest body dedicated to pre-medical education, with a membership exceeding 100,000 in 166 chapters.Here at Boulder, we meet every other Sunday (online this semester) at 6:00 PM. New members come a bit earlier at 5:30 PM.The University of Colorado at Boulder was chartered on March 22, 1934 and became the 11th chapter of Alpha Epsilon Delta's legacy. Over the years, the organization has united students that share a passion for the health sciences. Despite differences in professional interests, all members of AED have a strong commitment to academic achievement pursuit of knowledge. The mission of the Society is to encourage and recognize excellence in premedical scholarship; to stimulate an appreciation of the importance of premedical education; to promote communication between medical and premedical students and educators; to provide a forum for students with common interests; and to use its resources to benefit health organizations, charities and the community.If you are interested, email aed@colorado.edu to get involved and sign up as a member. You'll have access to our speaker series, socials, volunteering and philanthropy opportunities, and lifelong friends.

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Alpha Kappa Psi is the premier co-ed professional business fraternity on campus. We pride ourselves on being the Future Business Leaders of America. We lead our organization based on the values of Brotherhood, Unity, Service, Integrity, and Knowledge. If you are looking to join a high achieving and engaging group of people please visit our website akpsigz.com to meet the brotherhood and familiarize yourself with our organization.

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Alpha Phi is a sorority that was founded at Syracuse University in 1872. Our sisterhood stretches coast to coast with 173 collegiate chapters and more than 225,000 members. We are committed to excellence both academically and philanthropically. Our philanthropy is the Alpha Phi Foundation, which raises money for women's heart health. We do various events throughout the year such as King of Hearts, Mac-N-Phis, and the Red Dress Gala, and all of the proceeds go to help fund research for women's health, which affects 1 in 3 women. To learn more about what makes our sisterhood so special, check out our instagram boulderalphaphi.

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Alpha Phi Omega is the single most represented co-educational intercollegiate service organization in the United States. Since, 1925, more than 470,000 members on over 375 campuses, continue to provide more service on more campuses than any other collegiate service organization.Through its mission of preparing campus and community leaders through service, Alpha Phi Omega is committed to bringing together college students in a national service fraternity in the fellowship of principles derived from the Scout Oath and of the Law of the Boy Scouts of America; to develop Leadership, to promote Friendship and to provide Service to humanity; and further the freedom that is our national, educational and intellectual heritage. Founded on the Cardinal Principles of Leadership, Friendship and Service. It provides its members the opportunity to develop leadership skills as they volunteer on their campus, in their community, to the nation, and to the organization.

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The Alpine Club at CU's mission is to bring together Boulder climbers of all experience and ability levels - from Gym Rats to Big Wallers - to form a supportive community of outdoor athletes. Through the organization of group trips, clinics, speakers, and community outreach events, the Alpine Club strives to encourage individuals to take their climbing to the next level. Our trips focus on providing club members with an accessible way to explore climbing areas in and outside of our home base, Boulder, CO. We get out nearly every weekend of the semester to world-class climbing destinations such as Indian Creek, the Black Canyon, Ouray, and many more. We also frequent crags closer to home, giving inexperienced climbers and crushers alike the ability to meet and interact with the climbing community, and most of all, the beautiful rock in our midst. Please visit our website cualpine.squarespace.com for scheduling, information, and memberships!

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The American Association of Engineers of Indian Origin (AAEIO), serving the University of Colorado - Boulder, is the first student chapter across the nation to be committed to empowering the Indian community in the promotion of academic development, innovative thought and professional growth among students of STEM. We aim to do this through:Cultivating an inclusive professional environment that prepares the membership to achieve excellence.Embracing the diversity of cultures and experiences within social and professional contexts.Generating an exchange of ideas and learnings among membership through social engagements and professional events.We are open to all students (STEM, non-STEM, Indian Origin or otherwise). We are excited to build this community and collaborate with like-minded students.

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What is the American Conservation Coalition? The American Conservation Coalition (ACC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to mobilizing young people around environmental action through common-sense, market-based, and limited-government ideals. ACC was founded in June 2017 by a group of Millennials who saw an ideological gap in the environmental movement preventing necessary bipartisan action.ACC believes economic and environmental success go hand-in-hand, and that everyone should feel empowered to take a seat at the table in discussions concerning conservation, clean energy, sportsmen's rights, agriculture, climate, and much more. ACC seeks to activate young people that are tired of partisan inaction on the grassroots, state, and federal levels -- bringing forth prosperous action on environmental issues that impact us all. Our MissionBuilding the conservative environmental movement

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The American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) is a national, nonprofit organization which nurtures the building of community by bridging science and technology with traditional Native values. Through its educational programs, AISES provides opportunities for American Indians and Alaska Natives to pursue studies in science, engineering, and technology areas. We welcome anyone pursuing STEM, with or without a tribal affiliation.

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AIAA - CU Boulder is a student-led branch under the national AIAA organization set out to connect students with professionals in the aerospace industry. We bring in a wide variety of guest speakers from the aerospace industry to tell their story and give students insight into opportunities in aerospace after college.We set up tours of various aerospace companies in the Boulder and Denver areas so students can see what it might be like to pursue a career and learn about opportunities. We also host fun events like movie nights and networking events with other student organizations on campus.We are focused on bringing people together that have a passion for aerospace, and building connections in the community to continue to grow the field of aerospace. We welcome all CU students to join as we want to connect people across departments and majors that enjoy this field as much as we do!

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Our Chapter is strives to promote the professional development of its members through its programs and relations with faculty and staff, other Student Chapters, Sister Chapters, and with the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. Our mission is to contribute to the development of chemical engineering and chemical-biological engineering at the University of Colorado Boulder through activities involving faculty and student members.

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We are a pre-health club for students interested in a career in health care! We bring in physicians, NPs, PAs, and other medical professionals of various specialties to teach us what a career in their field is like. We break down med school applications, important tests, recommended classes, research opportunities, and more to our members. We hope you can join this pre health community on campus to stay a part of during you time here at CU!

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AMWA (American Medical Women's Association) is a student led organization founded on the purpose of creating community and providing opportunity for pre-med students. Our mission statement reads as follows:The American Medical Women's Association (AMWA) is an organization which functions at the local, national, and international level to advance women in medicine and improve women's health. We achieve this by providing and developing leadership, advocacy, education, expertise, mentoring, and strategic alliances. AMWA membership is comprised of physicians, residents, medical students, pre-medical students, healthcare professionals and supporters. AMWA is the oldest multispecialty organization dedicated to advancing women in medicine and improving women's health. 

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Affiliated with the American Planning Association, the national professional group for planners brings together students with an interest in planning issues and education. Members gain information on internships and jobs, an APA journal subscription and receive guidance from advanced-level students and planning faculty.

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Come join our weekly meetings to learn ASL and about Deaf Culture. We learn new signs, play games, have conversations, and get involved in the Deaf Community around Boulder! Signers of all levels are welcome, from interested in learning ASL to fluent or Deaf individuals! Our mission is to advocate for the Deaf Community and teach hearing, Hard of Hearing, and Deaf/deaf individuals ASL.

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Our mission is to provide education and mentorship in the area of Engineering Management to the greater University community with an emphasis in Professional Development and Ethics. We achieve this through hosting networking events, guest speakers, workshops, and more.

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We are a professional development organization for people interested in Civil Engineering and related majors. We also host the concrete canoe and surveying competition teams. All majors are welcome! Most information is relayed over email. Please fill out this form to be added to our email list.

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Society for networking among mechanical engineering students, professors, and industry members

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The main goal of the Amuse Creative Writing Club is to encourage all of our members to pursue their passion for writing. Our focus is on creative fiction, so poetry and songwriting are accepted as long as they tell a story. Our meetings consist of open workshops, with some weeks occasionally having optional writing prompts. Meetings will usually begin with writing warmups and end with writing games. Games and Workshops alike may either be held in small groups or include the entire club, whichever is more appropriate at the time. Please try to keep writing for workshopping under 1,500 words. Our average club meeting is typically two hours long.
In order to be involved in the conversation around this club, you can send us an email at amuse@colorado.edu for the link to the Discord.
Our meeting locations for Fall 2023 are the following:
September 8th: UMC Room 418
September 15th: UMC Room 418
September 22nd: UMC Room 418
September 29th: UMC Room 418
October 6th: UMC Room 245
October 13th: UMC Room 418
October 20th: UMC Room 418
October 27th: UMC Room 418
November 3rd: UMC Room 418
November 10th: UMC Room 245
November 17th: UMC Room 245
December 1st: UMC Room 418
December 8th: UMC Room 245

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At CU Boulder, students receive an academic experience that connects and spans beyond the classroom. This experience exists whether a student lives in a traditional residence hall, apartment, off campus or within graduate housing. Residence Life is committed to providing student spaces as avenues for growth and development. As a result, students will explore oneself, gain new perspectives, recognize their impact on others, on CU and on the world around them.When you live on campus you'll get to:Ôé¼ÔÇ╣Personal Responsibility | Discover yourselfStudents will engage in self-discovery and evaluate the personal impact of their choices.Learning outcomeStudents will explore their own personal values and beliefs┬áStudents will identify resources to aid in their personal health and wellness┬áAcademic Responsibility | Succeed in the classroomStudents will build a strong commitment to learning by applying their out of classroom experience to their academic pursuits.Learning outcomeStudents will develop relationships with faculty and staff to increase opportunities for mentorship and academic support┬áStudents will discover relevant academic resources and services available on campusCommunity Responsibility | Connect with other BuffsStudents will foster responsibility within their community and gain awareness of how their actions impact others.Learning outcomeStudents will develop interpersonal skills to build healthy relationships with others┬áStudents will examine how their actions affect their residential communitySocial Justice Responsibility | Explore new perspectivesStudents will develop foundational skills for intercultural competency through the exploration of one's own identity, cultures outside one's home culture and social injustice.Learning outcomeStudents will identify different global and local manifestations of culture.Students will examine sociostructural factors that impact life circumstances for themselves and others

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This organization meets weekly to develop community within anthropology on campus and provides space for students to learn and explore their interest outside the classroom! We will invite instructors, staff and students to discuss their personal interaction with anthropology! This semester, Fall 2023 we will be meeting on Tuesdays at 6:30-8pm in the 4th floor of HALE 455.

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The Anthropology Graduate Student Association is comprised of graduate students at theUniversity of Colorado Boulder interested in all fields of Anthropology. AGSA aims to increase connections and relationships between the graduate students, undergraduates, faculty, staff, and alumni of the program through speaker events, monthly meetings, town halls, and other events.

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Hello! We are Antibiotics and ARMOR! We are a club at the University of Colorado Boulder whose main focus is spreading awareness of the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance; the process by which microbes, such as bacteria, develop resistance to available treatments. To achieve this, we host a podcast (ARMOR on the Air, on Spotify) discussing community health, bacteria, and the societal implications of microbiology. We also have a newsletter and do outreach/tabling activities to get in touch with the community. We hope to increase awareness of antimicrobial resistance and increase support of research into novel treatments.

Antibiotics and ARMOR (Antimicrobial Resistance Mediation OutReach) invites people from all walks of life to come together to help solve the challenge of antimicrobial resistance. Students interested in healthcare, microbiology, volunteering, engineering, public relations, or community engagement are encouraged to get involved!

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The mission of AEI is to serve the building community by promoting an integrated, multi-disciplinary approach to planning, design, construction, and operation of buildings and by encouraging excellence in practice, education, and research of architectural engineering.

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The Armenian Student Association at CU Boulder will bring together Armenian students, and non-Armenian students, who all share the same goal of educating our peers about Armenian culture, history, and current events.

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At CU Boulder, students receive an academic experience that connects and spans beyond the classroom. This experience exists whether a student lives in a traditional residence hall, apartment, off campus or within graduate housing. Residence Life is committed to providing student spaces as avenues for growth and development. As a result, students will explore oneself, gain new perspectives, recognize their impact on others, on CU and on the world around them.When you live on campus you'll get to:Ôé¼ÔÇ╣Personal Responsibility | Discover yourselfStudents will engage in self-discovery and evaluate the personal impact of their choices.Learning outcomeStudents will explore their own personal values and beliefs┬áStudents will identify resources to aid in their personal health and wellness┬áAcademic Responsibility | Succeed in the classroomStudents will build a strong commitment to learning by applying their out of classroom experience to their academic pursuits.Learning outcomeStudents will develop relationships with faculty and staff to increase opportunities for mentorship and academic support┬áStudents will discover relevant academic resources and services available on campusCommunity Responsibility | Connect with other BuffsStudents will foster responsibility within their community and gain awareness of how their actions impact others.Learning outcomeStudents will develop interpersonal skills to build healthy relationships with others┬áStudents will examine how their actions affect their residential communitySocial Justice Responsibility | Explore new perspectivesStudents will develop foundational skills for intercultural competency through the exploration of one's own identity, cultures outside one's home culture and social injustice.Learning outcomeStudents will identify different global and local manifestations of culture.Students will examine sociostructural factors that impact life circumstances for themselves and others

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Arnold Air Society is a professional, honorary, service organization advocating the support of aerospace power. With the followingobjectives:To create a more efficient relationship among Air Force officer candidates, in particular within the Air Force Reserve OfficerTraining Corps.To aid in the development of effective Air Force officers.To further the purpose, traditions, and concepts of the United States Air Force.COLONEL ONIZUKA SQUADRON MISSIONProvide personal and professional development opportunities to cadets that strive to push their limits. Strengthen the bondsbetween cadets while reinforcing the ROTC Curriculum and improving the community through service projects. Foster a societythat upholds the values of the United States Air Force, Arnold Air Society, and community service.Every generation has the obligation to free men's minds for a look at new worlds...to look out from a higher plateau than the lastgeneration.- Col Ellison S. Onizuka

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