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Inquisitive Inventors is a STEM/Academic club originally founded in 2021. Initially focused on computers, we have expanded our scope substantially to all fields of STEM. Our primary mission is to promote science and encourage the academic development of members through hands-on learning/projects.

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When you join Inquisitive Inventors you get access to projects built in the club. Additionally, members can get featured on the club website. Our website serves as an academic portfolio that consists of profiles, projects, and accomplishments under the club. Members of the club will be the first to hear and access our upcoming TEDxGeorgeMasonU developments.

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The objective of this organization is to further, within its institution, the purposes and programs of AIAA (the Institute). Additionally, the student branch is established to highlight to their university and local community the value of the aerospace industry and the role played by AIAA.

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Please sign up for official AIAA membership as it is highly recommended through www.aiaa.org/membership. Cost is $30 for students.

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The objective of AISES GMU is to substantially increase the representation of Indigenous peoples of North America and the Pacific Islands in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) studies at George Mason University.

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Strong Academic and Professional Networks.
Career Development.
Access to Job Board Access to Members-Only Website Content.
Discounted National Conference Registration.
Eligibility to Participate in AISES Events (NAIVSEF, Leadership Summit)
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To construct a supportive environment where students of all levels and from all disciplines gain valuable leadership skills, forge new friendships, and foster new collaborative opportunities around biomechanics.

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The purpose of the American Society of Civil Engineers at George Mason University is to enhance the knowledge gained from the classroom by providing students with the tools needed to help build a solid foundation for future careers. Active participation in ASCE will provide valuable opportunities to network with peers and professionals, as well as develop leadership and practical skills.

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The Arab American Association of Engineers & Architects (AAAEA) at George Mason University strives to create a strong community of Arab engineers and help strengthen, empower, and inspire its members to achieve excellence.

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AFCEA provides a forum for military, government and industry communities to collaborate so that technology and strategy align with the needs of those who serve. In short, its where industry expertise meets government needs.

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To teach members about competitive programming, to practice and compete in competitive programming competitions, and to provide a venue for passionate computer scientists to find like-minded people.

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The Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) at George Mason University is a student-led organization dedicated to promoting awareness of Biomedical Engineering knowledge and its use at GMU. Our Vision is to serve as the leading society of students devoted to development by using engineering and technology to advance human health and well-being. Our Mission is to build and support activities designed to communicate recent advances, discoveries, and inventions; integrate the perspectives of the academic, medical, governmental, and industrial sectors. The main purpose of the organization is to provide research, employment, and educational opportunities to students in Biomedical Engineering.

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The Office of Diversity. Outreach, and Inclusive Learning is dedicated to giving diverse and underrepresented students, faculty, and staff at the College of Engineering and Computing the tools they need to succeed. We host events, leverages programs and services, and collaborate with Colleges and Centers to advocate for student, faculty and staff support to strengthen George Mason University's Inclusive Excellence environment. Our office fosters opportunities for identity development, cross-cultural engagement, social justice research, and inclusive learning communities, affirming the indivisible aspects of all identities.

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Our goal for the chemistry club is to focus on removing the stigma that is associated with chemistry and thus show the beauty that comes with the complexity of chemistry. This will be done bringing together STEM majors, as well as non-STEM majors, interested in learning about chemistry through activities, events, and guidance.

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- Networking and Research Opportunities within the Biochemistry and Chemistry department as well as other departments in the College of Science
- Active outreach and volunteering projects within the local community
- Academic Chemistry resources
- Meet other like-minded students and have a good time

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Understand. Innovate. Succeed.

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At ColorStack GMU Chapter, our mission is to cultivate an inclusive community for Black and Latinx Computer Science students at George Mason University. Committed to addressing underrepresentation, we empower members to complete their degrees and excel in technical careers. Inspired by the national organization's success, we aim to increase the number of Black and Latinx CS graduates locally, envisioning a future where they lead innovation. Through a supportive community, academic aid, and career opportunities, we aspire to make a lasting impact, ensuring every student has the chance to thrive in the world of technology.

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Access to companies annually through our national resume book, Leadership Development for members at our annual leadership conference, Apply for various scholarships and grants, and frequent summits with industry-leading tech companies.

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Competitive Cyber at Mason is established with the purpose of learning cybersecurity, previously by participating in cyber competitions including, but not limited to, Jeopardy-style Capture the Flag competitions, Attack/Defense Capture the Flag competitions, Computer Network Defense competitions, and Forensics competitions, but has since expanded to professional development with corporate partners and tech talks about cybersecurity topics.

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The mission of the Bioengineering Department at Mason is to create new knowledge and technology at the interface between engineering and bioscience to improve human health through research and education. To accomplish this mission, the primary goals of the department are:

To provide a challenging and rewarding multidisciplinary education to our students;
To establish and conduct nationally-recognized research programs in bioengineering;
To serve the University as a nexus for opportunities at the interface of engineering and biomedicine; and
To foster links with nearby public and private sector laboratories and organizations to collaborate on research and development projects, promote biomedical technology transfer, and establish training and internships for students.

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The mission of MSF at George Mason University is to encourage pre-health and all students to partake in local volunteer opportunities, and to create a network of students who are passionate about humanitarian aid, as well as inform members about the value of field projects done by doctors within the organization.

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Members will be able to be part of the MSF group which will raise awareness and knowledge regarding MSF's work in the field and about humanitarian issues, raise money for for field work and campaigns. Members will be able to contribute to and be informed of volunteer and charity events, as well as networking opportunities Members will also provide impactful service to local humanitarian organizations within Virginia, and the George Mason University area.

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Our mission is to grow and develop long standing relationships with underdeveloped communities worldwide in order to better their quality of life. A major part of our foundation is to provide Mason students an authentic learning environment.

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"The purpose of FOTO is to provide volunteer support to the GMU Observatory for the maintenance and improvement of publicly accessible observing events and astronomy outreach activities in service to the GMU student body and surrounding public community. The mission of the FOTO organization is to spread enthusiasm for Physics and Astronomy by fostering a community approach to living and learning in science. We volunteer in our community to teach, mentor, and communicate science, especially astronomy, to our friends, neighbors, and future scientists. We also encourage undergraduate students to participate in real astronomy research using the campus telescope."

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The mission of the Geography Club at Mason is to provide all students with interests in geography an inclusive environment for socialization, networking, and recreation while promoting study of the field.

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The GMU Geology Club is a student-run organization for all those interested in geosciences.

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The mission of GM2 is to create an inclusive community that is open to all students, regardless of their mathematical background or expertise. We strive to organize an engaging and collaborative environment based on mathematics which fosters camaraderie among members. We also aim to provide platforms for discussing mathematical concepts outside of the classroom.

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Only active/official members may participate in running and voting for who will hold club positions. (This excludes honorary club members). Members who pay the fee can join the math club in non-localized competitions, priority merchandise made by the club, and unique events for official members only.

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Girls in Health is dedicated to fostering a supportive community for girls from diverse healthcare backgrounds, including pre-medicine, pre-dental, pre- physician assistant, nursing, pre-pharmacy, and beyond. Our mission is to cultivate a space where aspiring healthcare professions can connect, collaborate, and grow together. Through mentorship, education, preparation for graduate school exams, and the provision of opportunities in volunteer and research, we strive to empower girls to excel in their respective fields. We are committed to promoting the values of compassion, diversity, and excellence in healthcare. Together, we aim to help the next generation of female leaders who will make meaningful contributions to the advancement of healthcare and the well-being of individuals and communities worldwide.

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Girls Who Code is an international nonprofit dedicated to closing the gender gap in tech. To do so, Girls Who Code at GMU wish to bring more resources to those who would like to learn to code, and to create a supportive and creative community for those who align/ identify with femininity to learn more about coding and STEM in general.

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Official members of Girls Who Code at GMU will be granted access to Girls Who Code HQ which includes exclusive opportunities and contents.

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GABS is dedicated to promoting respectful and enriched academic relations between graduate students in the Bioengineering department, enable students to interact with professionals for more informed career choices, provide leadership opportunities to its members and a platform to communicate with different populations.

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A safe haven for Bioengineering Graduate Students to share their troubles, socialize with other graduate students and be part of a community that can provide graduate students with networking opportunities, develop their leadership and managerial skills and provide them with a platform to showcase their skills.

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The mission of the Graduate Association of Civil & Environmental Engineers at George Mason University is to empower and support graduate students in their academic and professional endeavors within the civil and environmental engineering fields. We aim to provide a collaborative platform for innovation, research exchange, and networking; to promote sustainability and ethical practices in engineering; and to contribute positively to the broader community through outreach and service. Our commitment is to cultivate a dynamic and inclusive environment that champions the personal and professional growth of our members.

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Membership is open to all registered CEIE graduate students.

All members of GRACE will be CEIE graduate students who meet eligibility requirements for participating in extra-curricular activities as stated in the GMU Catalog and policies. Only CEIE graduate students can vote or hold office in the organization.
Associate members are CEIE faculty, staff, or alumni and their spouses who are interested in the organization. They can’t vote or hold office for GRACE.

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To connect and support graduate chemistry and biochemistry students.

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- networking
- access to fun activities and events
- opportunity to be a leader
- life long friends
- a break from graduate student work

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The mission of HOW is to inspire and provide students from all backgrounds and interests with a fun, engaging opportunity to learn, collaborate in teams, and build physical hardware product prototypes of innovative ideas. HOW aims to provide a platform and environment in which students can share and create hardware products and solutions to everyday issues.

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Members will be able to participate in our hardware hackathon! They will be able to create a project, receive opportunities to engage with employers, and also work on networking with other students and learning educational tips about hardware hackathons.

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Hypernova Solar Car Team is the largest and most prestigious student-run engineering organization at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. We design, build, test, and compete with fully solar-powered electric vehicles, which then we race in international competitions against universities from all around the globe.

The Hypernova Solar car team is currently seeking new student members from ALL types of engineering disciplines and ANY major at George Mason. There is no experience required to join!

We meet at MIX at Horizon hall from 3 to 5pm every Friday, and 4 to 6PM on Wednesdays during the school year!

We'd love for you to join our rapidly growing team. Feel free to reach out to us on social media @hypernovasolar or on our website https://www.hypernovasolar.org/

Hypernova Solar accepts members on a rolling application basis. If you would like to join the team, please fill out an application and stop by our Friday meetings!

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Support the Systems & Industrial Engineering students at George Mason University by providing education, career, and networking opportunities.

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