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To provide values-driven brotherhood experiences through life.

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Join a growing brotherhood on campus to make new connections, have life-lasting relationships, engage in new experiences, leave your legacy, network with brothers from over 180 campuses across the continent, and ultimately better yourself. We offer a unique fraternal experience on campus, with close bonds, lasting impacts, and a healthy, rewarding brotherhood.

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The Arab Student Association at Flint (ASAF) aims to celebrate Arab culture, heritage, and identity while fostering unity and understanding across the UM-Flint community. Our mission is to create an inclusive space where Arab and non-Arab students alike can connect, share experiences, and promote cultural awareness through events, discussions, and collaboration. ASAF strives to build community, empower representation, and highlight the diversity and richness of the Arab world on campus.

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* Bringing students together, helping them acclimate to life at the university, and connecting them to other students, as well as alums, can help students develop transferable skills as well as academic success, and also sharing Bengali Culture and Food*

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1) Free Bangladeshi Food
2) Free Candies
3) Souvenir

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Give students at UM-Flint the opportunity to keep having fun playing the game that they love. UM-Flint Baseball strives for excellence on and off the field, giving players every opportunity to better themselves as an athlete, but also as a student. Maintaining a sense of accountability, but also of belonging is a major part of playing for this team, everyone enjoys being around each other, and they all come together to compete with any all opponents.

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-Continue playing competitive baseball
-Playing in different parts of Michigan as well as Illinois and Indiana for Conference and Non-Conference play
-Opportunity to travel to Panama City Beach, FL for spring training

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The purpose of the University of Michigan-Flint's Black Student Union (BSU) is to voice concerns and unify as a collective about social issues related to Black students, as well as learning and supporting other identities on campus. In addition, BSU will foster healthy ally-relationships while creating social change both on campus and in the city of Flint for the betterment of our global campus and community. These actions will enable BSU to foster and celebrate Black achievement

BSU's acting vision is to serve as the "heart center" to develop social alliances to promote and ameliorate social issues related to maintaining the dignity of all human beings from an African-centered perspective.

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Campus Activities Board’s mission is to cultivate a spirit of unity and cooperation across the UM-Flint campus community by creating inclusive and engaging events that develop leadership skills through active participation, which aligns with the University’s mission and vision.

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To share our love of chess and encourage potential players to learn this valuable skill.

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Helping students find (or start) their team! The UM-Flint Club Sports program is home to:

Baseball, Men's Basketball, Golf, Men's Ice Hockey, Men's & Women's Soccer, Volleyball

Club Sports are university-sponsored student-run organizations that compete against other colleges and universities in various state, regional, and national contests. The teams are an integral component of the programming and activities offered by the Department of Recreational Services.

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You can let us know you're interested in learning more about a team by filling out this quick form: https://forms.gle/SAEnmMNxr7um3AjQ8

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The purpose of this organization shall be to provide a space and community for individuals who enjoy or are interested in coding/programming to gather and communicate with each other

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The College Panhellenic Associations (CPA) are based on democratic principles and organized to enable cooperation among the women's-only sororities on a campus. The College Panhellenic association at UM-Flint is recognized and falls under the Guidence of the National Panhellenic Conference. The National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) was established in 1902 to assist collegiate and alumnae chapters of the NPC member organizations in cooperating with colleges and universities and to foster interfraternal relationships.

The National Panhellenic Conference is the premier advocacy and support organization for the advancement of the sorority experience.

We are committed to relationships built on trust through transparency, accountability and mutual respect. Innovation and our core values of friendship, leadership, service, knowledge, integrity and community guide us in fulfilling our mission.

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This lifetime membership grants you certain privileges such as professional development and networking, volunteer opportunities, and more. Once you leave campus, alumnae membership can be very rewarding and can help you make connections with women around the world due to volunteering and involvement.

This privilege of lifelong membership also has the stipulation of single-membership, meaning you may only ever initiate into one sorority. If you happen to transfer during your collegiate membership you may join another chapter of your initiated sorority at a different university. If the university you transfer to does not have your organization, you begin your alumnae membership. Joining a sorority is a personal decision and one that requires knowing what being a sorority member entails.

Chapters at the University of Michigan- Flint:
- Theta Phi Alpha
- Phi Sigma Sigma

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The purpose of our organization, the University of Michigan-Flint Film Club, is to bring students
together through a mutual appreciation of film and to discuss and review different aspects such
as genre, screenwriting, acting, cinematography, directing, editing, and sound design/score. We
aim to educate and provide a space for students to ask questions and express opinions about
various films.

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GSoC is committed to fostering an inclusive, supportive, and empowering environment that recognizes, celebrates, and addresses the unique experiences, challenges, and aspirations of our diverse community. Our mission is to enrich the academic, cultural, and social experiences of graduate students of color, and to inspire future leaders in academia, their professional fields, and in the broader society

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The mission of HSC is to serve as an advisory group to the Honors Program Director and Program Manager, support the Honors Program, and uphold the integrity of the program and its students, with a focus on student-centeredness that emphasizes student success. We strive to create an accessible environment that serves as a bridge between Honors Program Students and the faculty/staff community.

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Gives leadership opportunities to Honors Program students.
Builds teamwork skills.
Fosters a community among the students.
Gives recognition to the students with these exceptional qualities.

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An IFC exists where there are two or more NIC member (or non-member) fraternities on a campus. The Council's purpose is to advance fraternity on campus and provide interfraternal leadership to the entire community. The NIC provides direct support, resources and services to IFC officers, representatives, advisors and alumni to further the health and success of local fraternity communities.

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Membership in fraternities has a dramatically positive effect on persistence to graduation.
Fraternity organizations are focused on academic support and excellence.
Fraternities teach members the importance of civic engagement.
At their core, fraternities are about brotherhood, personal development and providing a community of support.