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CLASS is a network of 30+ law schools that collaborate on consumer protection advocacy (public comments, amicus briefs, and trading professors as guest speakers). Mizzou's CLASS Chapter of law students has dual goals: collaborating with other law schools and working on projects/events designed for Mizzou Law Students (local guest speaker events and smaller advocacy projects centered on Missouri law).

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The primary purposes of this organization include providing opportunities for alumni of the Deaton Scholars Program to engage with the projects of other students, whether that be through volunteer opportunities or further collaboration on the endeavors of other students locally, and providing community for involved students after the completion of their Deaton Scholars Program semester.

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The ECS Student Chapter at MIZZOU aims to advance electrochemical and solid-state science by fostering scientific research, professional development, and interdisciplinary collaboration among students passionate about sensors, advanced materials, electrochemistry techniques and electrocatalysis.

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1. Become an ECS member:Register through the ECS membership page: http://www3.electrochem.org/jw/membership/newMemberStart.jsp?d519=2

2. Join us on MU Engage: Register as a member through our Chapter page on MU Engage.

3. Join our WhatsApp group: Use the link provided on our MU Engage page to join the Chapter’s WhatsApp group and stay connected with announcements and events (https://chat.whatsapp.com/GAvhHysZ7YyH1UfMeCCkns)

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FLIMA is an organization dedicated to supporting students from first-generation and/or low-income backgrounds who are pursuing careers in medicine. The organization promotes mentorship, leadership development, academic support, and professional opportunities for students whose socioeconomic experiences shape their journey into medicine.

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MCA or MCAA refers to the Mechanical Contractors Association of America. MCA is a great resource for engineering students through career exposure, networking. They can also learn software or trade practices, better preparing them for future engineering professions. Many MCA organizations can bring in contractors, estimators, and other trade professionals. Along with this, local contracting companies may look to meet MCA members for potential internships or full-time positions. Finally, MCA can be an excellent source of scholarships for its members by providing scholarships or financial aid through the contractors.

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To provide a collaborative space for playwrights to write, produce, and perform their original plays.

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The purpose of this organization will be to dictate areas of the community that our chapter sees a need to assist in their health disparities. This includes but is not limited to, public health education, leadership development, and preventative medicine. Our values are what gives our organization meaning: accessibility, community collaboration, education and competency, empowerment, and leadership development.

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The purpose of Mizzou Art Club is to provide a welcoming and social space for students interested in drawing and visual art to create, share their work, improve their skills, and connect with other artists. The organization will host casual drawing sessions, art challenges, collaborative projects, and other creative activities. Students of all majors and skill levels are welcome.

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The Mizzou Artificial Intelligence Law Club is dedicated to the study, analysis, and practice of the law governing artificial intelligence, in addition to preparing law students to participate meaningfully in the development of that law. The Club pursues this purpose through three core activities: a. Artificial Intelligence Opportunity Inventory. Members research novel utilization of artificial intelligence; apply such uses to the current law; and draft and file memoranda, or similar submissions in the Club’s name to the Artificial Intelligence Opportunity Inventory. The Club first year members shall aim to produce at least one such submission each academic year. Executive and Senior members shall aim to serve on the editorial board of the Artificial Intelligence Opportunity Inventory. b. A speaker series. The Club invites faculty, software and data-science professionals, and practicing attorneys to explain how artificial intelligence systems actually function; how existing and proposed law applies to artificial intelligence systems; and train students for ethical use in the legal field. c. A technical and legal resource packet. The Club creates and periodically revises a primer that allows members to reach a working understanding of the underlying technology and the law before addressing the legal questions it raises.

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The purpose of Mizzou Competitive Programming Club is to bring together students who are interested in improving their problem solving, algorithmic thinking, and programming skills through collaborative practice and competitions. The organization will provide regular opportunities for students of all experience levels to learn new concepts, work through problems while meeting new people in a closely related field of study. The organization will also provide students with travel opportunities to explore different parts of the United States while participating in international coding competitions. The club aims to build a welcoming and tight knit community where students can learn from others, build connections, and develop relevant technical and problem solving skills. Through weekly meetings, practice contests, and participation in competitions, the organization will give students an opportunity to push themselves further academically and socially while representing the University of Missouri in coding events.

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The purpose of MDAC is to provide an interdisciplinary platform where students can explore, learn, develop, and apply emerging digital technologies to agricultural and biological systems.

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We're a kazoo choir—think Barden Bellas, but with kazoos—that raises money for local philanthropic causes, like school music programs, the MU Children's Hospital, and nursing homes! We do this in various ways, like kazoo grams, bake sales, pie a kazooist, performances, and more.

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The satisfaction of working towards a better world—one kazoo at a time.

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The Mizzou Law Pro Bono Collective (“the Collective”) is a student-led service organization dedicated to cultivating a lasting culture of service at the University of Missouri School of Law and strengthening the relationship between the law school community and greater Columbia community. The Collective shall advance its mission by organizing regular and accessible volunteer opportunities; developing sustained partnerships with nonprofit, governmental, charitable, and any other community partnerships in alignment with its mission; coordinating fundraising, donation drives, and other service projects; and connecting students with law-related pro bono opportunities conducted under appropriate supervision. The Collective shall seek to respond to community-identified needs, reduce barriers to student participation, encourage collaboration among students and student organizations, and develop an enduring institutional structure through which members of the law school community may contribute their time, skills, and resources for the public good. By serving as a school-wide coordinating hub for sustained community engagement across multiple areas of need, the Collective shall complement the service efforts of existing student organizations while maintaining community service and pro bono engagement as its primary mission.

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MMJC aims to provide a supportive environment for medical students and trainees at the University of Missouri to improve their medical research literacy and ultimately their comfort in applying new research findings to clinical practice. Furthermore, MMJC aims to engender a sense of enthusiasm and community centered around research across a broad range of medical specialties.

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The purpose of Mizzou Movement in Medicine is to support pre-medical student-athletes at Mizzou throughout their journey while applying to medical school. The purpose of this organization is to give mentorship to each athlete while they balance classes, athletic commitments, and required medical prerequisites as they prepare to submit their required medical prerequisites as they prepare to submit their medical school application. Mizzou Movement in Medicine hopes to accomplish this goal in several ways, including pairing each student-athlete with a medical student mentor, setting up talks by physicians and admissions committee members who can advise students about how athletic principles apply to medicine, and organize service activities that athletes can attend in the community.

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The Mizzou Neuroscience Organization has 6 core pillars. Community: Foster connection between individuals interested in neuroscience. Career Preparation: Equip individuals with skills and experience to improve career prospects. College Preparation: Aid individuals in optimizing their college experience. Awareness: Promote cognizance of neuroscience-related causes. Service: Facilitate engagement in brain-related philanthropic causes. Virtue: Emphasize individual positive character development and reflection.

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The Mizzou Rotor Systems (MRS) is dedicated to the study, research, building, and improvement of piloted and autonomous drones. This organization aims to create values shared by MU students through solving real-world problems, gaining hands-on experience, and reeling in prospective students. By focusing on the creation of multi-rotor aerial drones, they distinguish themselves from other engineering groups and can incorporate AI innovations into making the drones fly fully unmanned and autonomous.

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The Small Ruminant Club's mission is to cultivate excitement and learning of the small ruminant industry through hands-on experience, educational meetings, and other opportunities.

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The purpose of the Normal Girl Initiative is to highlight and educate on intersectionality within marginalized groups and build the confidence in the student body of the University of Missouri in finding themselves and community. This organization serves to build social connections while providing resources for personal and academic success. This is provided by bringing together marginalized students through a variety of programs held in the Fall and Spring semester, offering a space to platform intersectional voices and detailing the history of the inner workings of intersectionality and a space where each student can cultivate community and lean into their identity.

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To recognize outstanding scholarship in the French language and Francophone literatures, to increase the knowledge and appreciation of Americans for the cultural contributions of the French-speaking world, and to stimulate and to encourage French and Francophone cultural activities

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- Becoming a part of the oldest academic honor society for a modern foreign language in the United States.
- Networking with others who are passionate about French and the literatures and culture of the French-speaking world.
- Generous undergraduate scholarships for summer study in France and Québec.

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The purpose of The Baptist Student Union is to reach students with the gospel of Jesus Christ, make disciples of Jesus, and promote unity among existing Christians and Christian campus ministries at the University of Missouri.

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The purpose of the University of Missouri Flute Society is to create an educational community and environment for flutists of all levels to foster and promote musical growth through teaching, scholarship, listening, and performing events and opportunities.

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MO Flute Society members will be able to participate in regularly scheduled meetings, volunteer for projects, serve as assistants to guest artists, and participate in Mock Auditions, masterclasses, recitals, and workshops arranged by MO Flute.