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To act as the official representative of the African Student body in matters effecting them at SUNY Binghamton wherever possible. Also, to improve the quality of life of African Students at SUNY Binghamton by arranging social activities and other cultural and educational events.

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The Albanian Student Association is a club that enriches the already diverse campus of
Binghamton University by bringing together students of Albanian descent and educating those
who may be interested in learning more about the rich Albanian culture, history, and
contemporary issues. We hope to promote cultural awareness and preservation of Albanian
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alpha Kappa Delta Phi Sorority, Inc. fosters the making of successful leaders by assisting and challenging our members to reach their maximum potential. We strive to maintain the highest levels of integrity and innovation in the promotion of sisterhood, philanthropy, scholastic excellence, and Asian-Awareness in the community while creating lifelong relationships.

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Founded in 1988, Asian Outlook is the art, literary and news magazine of the Asian Student Union at Binghamton University - SUNY. Conceived and designed to challenge and re-conceptualize forms of awareness of Asians and Asian-Americans, it serves to protect the voice of those in the minority, whether by ethnicity, gender, sexual or political orientation.

We work to protect the voice of anyone interested in using the magazine as their vehicle of self-expression since we are not an Asian exclusive publication.

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Asian Student Union (ASU) is one of the largest cultural organizations in Binghamton University (SUNY). Representing roughly 20% of its Asian and Asian American undergraduate/graduate students, ASU along with our seven subgroups, serve to defy stereotypes, define culture, maintain a sense of tradition, and what it is to be Asian American in today's world.

Our subgroups include Asian Outlook (AO), Binghamton University Japanese Association (BUJA), Chinese American Student Union (CASU), Korean American Student Association (KASA), Philippine-American League (PAL), Taiwanese American Student Coalition (TASC), and Vietnamese Student Association (VSA).

ASU and its subgroups host events that uplift the diverse community that is representative of the Asian/American and Pacific Islander community. Varying from annual cultural showcases such as "Asian Night" and Barrio to night markets, food-making and craft-making workshops, becoming a general body member of one organization means that you join them all.

Come join the ASU family today! Follow us on Instagram (@binghamtonasu) and Facebook (@asu.binghamton) to see what we do day to day or send us your email so we can add you to our list-serv. Every week we send an email listing our events for the week and other announcements.

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The Bangali Student Association founded in 2019 will thrive on the celebration of the rich Bangali culture in hopes to provide a safe space and foster a community of Bangali students and those interested in Bangali culture.

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Binghamton Bhangra is a high-energy dance team that performs Bhangra, which is a folk dance that originated in Punjab, a state in the Northwestern region of India. It was traditionally celebrated during the Harvest season, but has now adopted a more competitive identity.

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The objective of the Fujianese Union (FJU) is to increase the cultural awareness of Fujianese culture among Binghamton University students and the campus at large. FJU will focus on the unique traditions observed within Fujianese culture. FJU will encourage and support the diversity of the university by uniting all people who share an interest in learning, respecting, and comprehending Fujianese culture and the Fujianese experience. It would provide Fujianese individuals a home away from home, thereby helping them stay connected with their roots. It's important to note that the majority of our Chinese students are from Fujian/have a Fujianese background, yet they know very little of their culture and traditions since their unique culture has been condensed into a broad, oversimplified "Chinese" identity.

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As stated in the 2015 Constitution and Bylaws of PRETTY GIRLS SWEAT, "the purpose of the PRETTY GIRLS SWEAT sisterhood is to cultivate and encourage healthy living, to train student ambassadors to create active and motivational environments, to promote unity and friendship amongst college students, to study and help alleviate problems concerning obesity in order to improve the health crisis in the US.

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BUJA is a student-run organization formed by Yumiko Yamamoto and Toshiko S. Furuta on October 19th, 1993. BUJA's mission is to promote Japanese culture and language to Binghamton University as well as to the surrounding community. BUJA also aims to preserve the identity, heritage, customs, and philosophies of previous generations of the Japanese and BUJA communities while creating modern traditions, and to facilitate relationships between native Japanese/Japanese Americans and those with an interest in Japanese culture.

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The Black Dance Repertoire of Binghamton University was founded in 1985 with the vision of bringing a unique art of dance to the Binghamton campus. We are a multi-racial and ethnic dance group whose purpose is to entertain the campus community with an outlook of dance in all of its forms.
Since its inception, Black Dance Repertoire performs for many events on campus sponsored by student organizations, administrative offices, and athletic programs. "BDR" as its most commonly known, extends its services to the Binghamton community events and organizations.
Black Dance Repertoire's annual dance exhibition Expos├®, features not only the dance creation of the organization but the talents performed by fellow students on campus.

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Dedicated to the theme of "Unity in Heritage," and the principles of self-determination, self
awareness, and unity, the Black Student Union, founded in 1968, will strive to unite and educate
students of African descent about their cultural heritage. By promoting community service and
stressing academic excellence, the Black Student Union will develop students into active leaders
in the struggle for Black liberation.

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Students of mixed heritage often have a difficult time finding their niche on the Binghamton University campus. They may feel as if the present cultural groups do not address their needs, or only address them in part. The purpose of this organization is to provide an environment in which students of mixed backgrounds, as well as those interested in the issues facing students of mixed backgrounds, can express their concerns and interests to each other and the college community at large.

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As a Bible-believing Christian group, we affirm that the Bible is the inerrant, infallible Word of God and that Jesus is God incarnate and is the only means of salvation for man. We hold to a traditional, dispensational view of the Bible. For a more complete understanding of our positions please see our statement of faith (i.e., Article X). We desire to promote these truths through weekly Bible studies, outreach, service, and social events. Therefore we exist to provide a safe environment for all students, faculty, and staff to learn about, explore, and discuss these truths. We strive to provide an enjoyable, healthy environment for Christians to come and grow in their relationships with Jesus and with one another.

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Our mission is to increase Latin awareness, representation, and traditions by creating an open, recreational, and educational space that brings people together through their shared love of dance. We do so by teaching various forms of Latin Dance and sharing the culture with others who wish to learn more in the Binghamton area.

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Dedicated to the theme, "One Love," the Caribbean Student Association, founded in 1977, strives to unite and educate students of the Caribbean and Pan-African descent about their rich and diverse culture.

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The purpose of the Newman Association shall be to develop a sense of Catholic community and to promote the influence of a Catholic presence at Binghamton University.

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The Rohr Chabad Center for Jewish Student Life at Binghamton University, established in 1985, is where students of all backgrounds find community, resources, a smorgasbord of Jewish events, and rich opportunities for celebration and study.

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Binghamton University's newest a capella group, dedicated to inclusivity and uplifting LGBTQ+ and BIPOC voices!

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Charles R. Drew Minority Pre-Health Society is named in honor of Charles R. Drew, the eminent African American medical doctor whose pioneering research in blood plasma preservation and transfusion and the Rh factor led to the establishment of blood banks. It is in this spirit of achievement that the organization aims to recruit, retain and support students of historically disadvantaged and under-represented ethnic groups in their pursuit of careers in the science and health fields.

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The primary purpose of the organization is to raise funds for special needs orphans in China (under the care of the OneSky/China Care Foundation), of which the profits will be used to sponsor orphans in need under the OneSky/China Care Foundation Inc. The organization will also raise awareness for babies born with birth defects as well as the rising problem of abandoned children in China. Through weekly meetings, the organization aims to hold various fundraisers throughout the year to meet our goals. All fundraised monies shall only be donated towards the OneSky and shall not be used for any commemorative dinners.

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Chinascope, established in 1999 at Binghamton University, serves as a platform for spreading and learning about Chinese culture while bridging the gap between local and international communities. It provides opportunities for cultural exchange and understanding, enriching the university experience for all involved.

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The Chinese American Student Union at Binghamton University, also known as CASU, is a student-run organization that aims to promote Chinese culture.

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In response to God's love, grace and truth:
The Purpose of the Chinese Christian Fellowship is to establish and advance at Binghamton University witnessing communities of students and faculty who follow Jesus as Savior and Lord: growing in love for God, God's Word, God's people of every ethnicity and culture and God's purposes in the world. We welcome people of every ethnicity and culture, with focus on Chinese speaker students.

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A supportive organization that helps Black & Latinx Computer Science students complete their degrees and gain rewarding technical careers through social, industry, and technical events.

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Corazoncitos provides children and families with opportunities for social and academic enrichment, emphasizing respect for the people and land around them. We will improve the quality of life for children, families, and the society at large by supporting the Coraz├│n de Dahlia center in Peru, which offers tangible alternatives in order to advance childrens' education through training, guidance, counseling, and support.

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We came together as four Dominican Latina Women who wanted a sense of home away from home. As Quisqueyanos Valientes, we serve as members of the Dominican Student Association, which goes beyond the small community we have here. We promote civic engagement, cultural advocacy, and multicultural affiliations on behalf of the Dominican-American experience.

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