asian pacific american medical students association

APAMSA is committed to addressing the unique health challenges of Asian and Pacific Islander American (APIA) communities. APAMSA serves as a forum for student leaders to engage these health issues and develop initiatives and projects addressing those needs. Our organization also offers programs such as volunteer opportunities with Asian populations and resources for clinical or research experiences in Asian countries.

Events: Physician Advisor Talks, National/Regional Conferences, Mixers, Panels

Biological society

The purpose of this club is to connect everyone at the university who is interested in biology and the sciences: to create a community among the students involved while promoting events that can develop our understanding of the sciences.

Events: Guest Speakers, Blood Drives, MCAT Test Prep Sessions, Med School Admission Workshops

Bugs open source at nyu

BUGS applies open source practices that benefit education, advocacy, development, and involvement in the computer and technology communities. We promote and practice the ideals of Open Source through first hand experience with project participation and speakers using open source in different industries. All backgrounds and skill levels welcome!

Events: Web Design & Development Workshops, Open Source Crash Course, Github Workshops

cams on campus

CAMS on Campus is a student-run organization that serves as a liaison between the students and the professors of the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Studies program at NYU. Overall, our goal is to promote the mission of CAMS: spreading awareness of child & adolescent mental health and public health issues.

Events: Stress Busters, Volunteer Opportunities, Career Panels, Mixers, Discussions

CAS STUDENT COUNCIL

We are the primary representatives, advocates, and liaisons to the CAS Community- its administration, faculty, alumni, and students- as well as to the rest of NYU. We have a two-fold mission: Student Advocacy and Programming. We strive to gather and express student opinions, actively represent student views, appropriately address student concerns, and provide a forum for the student voice. We also work to create and continue social traditions and programs designed to foster cohesiveness within the entire undergraduate population.

Events: Upstander Dialogue, Student-Alumni Debate, Student-Alumni Banquet, Bake Sales, NYDM, Student-Faculty Banquet, Declaration Day, Stress Busters, CAS Formal, Bagel Fest, Transfergiving, All-U Games, Town Halls

Meetings: Tuesdays, 7-8:30pm in Heights Alumni Lounge, Silver Center

CHINESE FINANCE CLUB

We are the on campus community for all international students who are passionate about finance and are looking to pursue a career in this industry. Our alumni network covers every corner of New York and Hong Kong.

Events: Panels, Mentorship Networking Events, Mixers

CLASSICS CLUB

Salvete, omnes! Or χαίρετε, πάντες! Welcome to Classics Club, where we meet weekly to talk about the Classical world, enjoy presentations from fellow students, and enjoy each other's company and some good food! Whether you are a Classics major, took Latin in high school, or just really enjoyed Percy Jackson as a kid, this club is a welcoming and friendly place to learn and engage with the Classical world.

Events: Trips to Museums & Plays, Lectures, Book Clubs, Language Practice Sessions

Meetings: Fridays, 2pm in the Classics Department (Silver Center, 503)

Delta Epsilon mu

Delta Epsilon Mu (DEM) is the nation's premier co-ed professional pre-health Fraternity centered around the pillars of loyalty, dedication, friendship, and support. In 1996, DEM was founded at Binghamton University with the goal of uniting students interested in entering various health professions. The founding Members's goal was to create an organization which could serve undergraduate students by exposing them to professionals from various health fields. A large part of DEM's interests are focused on serving the community by uniting people of different age groups, ethnicities, religions and ideologies, who were all joined by a common interest in the health fields. 

In the Fall of 2020, ten students founded NYU's first all-encompassing co-ed pre-health fraternity. Our Chapter's goal is to develop well rounded leaders in various in various health fields including but not limited to physical therapy, occupational therapy, medicine, nursing, dentistry, pharmacy, public health, psychology, health administration, and more. As a brotherhood, we have pledged not only to support each other in our various health-field pursuits, but as well as all other aspects of life.

DRAPER CHEMICAL SOCIETY

The Draper Society exists to further understanding of the Chemical Sciences as a scientific discipline and its role in society at large. We want to not only be an organization of chemistry students, but also a community for anyone who has an interest in the Chemical Sciences.

Events: National Chemistry Day, Trivia Nights, Dinner with a Professor series

EMPIRE @NYU

Formerly known as CAS Entrepreneurship Association, Empire @NYU is an organization that seeks to connect you with resources to gain hands-on experience with established companies. We believe that gaining insights from successful companies and start-ups, you will develop skills and an understanding unique from other candidates while pursuing your career oriented or entrepreneurial goals, regardless of industry. Empire @NYU gives students all the information they need- when and where the nearest internship events are, what type of jobs you should be looking for, how you should start looking, and more.

Events: TigerLaunch Regional Competition, Speaker Series, Workshops

THE ENGLISH DRAMA REVIEW

The New York University English and Drama Review is a student run literary and drama criticism magazine that aims to allow students to practice, hone, and expand upon their critical writing. This publication will focus on three main fields of art to critically analyze; literature, movies, and performance. This allows for the NYU Community to enjoy critical analysis, to interact with texts and media that is culturally relevant, as well as have the opportunity to publish in a literary criticism journal.

Events: Editor meetings, general interest meeting, and printed the magazine

FINE ARTS SOCIETY

The Fine Arts Society is a student-organized CAS club with the goal of creating a community of students interested in art history and all visual culture. The group publishes a newsletter at the beginning of every month during the academic year, with information on mostly free arts-related events in and around New York City happening that month.

Events: Museum & Gallery Visits, Walking Tours, Lectures, Symposia, Film Screenings, Study Party, Career Symposium

FOCUS PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

FOCUS is here to provide a creative network and community for photographers of all skill levels. Come to learn the basics if you're just starting out, or join us for excursions into the city where you can practice shooting and collaborating with fellow photographers.

Events: Mixers, Photography Workshops, Museum Visits

FRENCH CLUB

The goal of the NYU French Club is to foster community, develop passion, and increase interest for the French language and culture within the NYU community. The club will offer an environment in which individuals with a passion for the French language and/or culture can befriend other French speakers and help one another grow. The club will also offer numerous events monthly that will allow students to learn more about the French language and culture and will enable them to practice speaking French in a stress-free environment. The club initiatives will help create an inclusive community because its acceptance of all levels of French speakers, from beginner to fluent, and with varying levels of understanding of French culture will create a sense of inclusion and companionship for people who wish to learn and improve their French capabilities. This will build interest within the community and establish a foundation for the club, as we want students to know that this club is a safe space where they can reignite their interests in French, regarding both the language and culture, in a non-classroom setting.

Events: Study Sessions, Mixers, Game Nights, Food Nights, Café et Conversations, Crêpes & Play

HEMMES ENGINEERING STUDENT SOCIETY

The best of both worlds. We are HESS. We at HESS are dedicated to helping students in the NYU CAS/Tandon Dual Degree Program find community and much needed help through this unique inter-school program. Our events are also relevant to both and Science and Engineering students, so we welcome all who may feel they can benefit!

Events: Mixers, Alumni Dinners, Mentorship Programs, Panels, Stressbusters, Science-related Fieldtrips

**Note: HESS is a student society geared toward Dual Degree Students, but we welcome all students in both Science and Engineering (not restrictive to the program), as we believe our events and resources are helpful for all STEM students! We hope that you can join us!

HISTORY SOCIETY

The History Society aims to serve as a multi-tiered resource for undergraduates, offering opportunities in career advancement, educational empowerment, and mentorship. In doing so, our leadership board hopes not only to foster personal growth and leadership among its members but also to maintain the sustainable growth of the History Department at large.

Events: Mixers, Movie Nights

IN2M2

INK AND IMAGE

Ink & Image is the Art History Department's student-run, student-published academic journal, for original research in the field of visual arts. The completed publication will is sent to libraries across the world, which in the past have included: the Getty Research Institute Library, the Library of Congress, the New York Public Library, the Technical University of Dresden, the British Library, and the Bibliothèque nationale de France. This is a rare opportunity to get your original research workshopped, published and circulated. Having a published article as an undergraduate student will give you a competitive advantage when applying for higher education and jobs in the art industry. We highly encourage you to take advantage of this resource!

Events: Ink and Image (Academic Journal)

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS SOCIETY

The International Relations (IR) Society at NYU is an undergraduate club in CAS partnered with the Politics Department. It seeks to bring together International Relations, Politics, Economics, and Area Studies majors/minors as well as anyone else interested in international affairs. We hope to further students' academic and career development, facilitate networking and friendships, and provide an open forum for discussion.

Events: Panels, IR Application Workshops

International students club

The CAS International Student Club (ISC) serves to create a welcoming and enjoyable environment for international students at CAS through a range of multicultural and interactive events. The initial transition into NYU can be difficult, especially when coming from abroad, which is why it is our goal to help international students integrate themselves into New York and act as a catalyst for future friendships. So if you’re interested in event planning and want to meet new people come join the ISC!

Events: Movie Nights, Boating Excursions, Game Nights, Service Events

Meetings: Fridays, 4-5 pm, study room at Bobst

ITALIAN CLUB

Ciao Ragazzi! We are a club welcome to any NYU student who wants to discuss and learn more about Italian culture! Students can share their interests and experiences with Italian culture, whether it be delicious cuisine, Italian cinema, or exploring the language.

Events: Game Nights, Restaurant Nights, Museum Trips, Discussions, Cooking Sessions

NYU MATHEMATICS SOCIETY

We host faculty, external and student talks and discussions open to all undergraduate and graduate students. Our goal is to form a close and productive community for math majors at NYU.

Events: Board Game Nights, Visits to MoMath, Lectures, Panels, Conferences

Meetings: Wednesdays, 5-6PM in Room 512, Warren Weaver Hall

PEER UNDERGRADUATE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM

The NYU Peer Undergraduate Mentorship Program aims to support women in STEM fields by pairing Freshman and Sophomore undergraduates with Juniors and Seniors in their field of interest. Mentors help guide underclassmen through their first years at NYU by offering advice on classes, research, and student life, and major in a variety of STEM fields. The aim of the mentoring program is to help underclassmen in large first year classes and offer upperclassmen students a chance to give back and promote their passion for STEM. Our mentors aim to help the mentee gain insight on the STEM major path. The program aims to help students see past the first year challenges that all STEM majors struggle through, looking instead towards the benefits and rewards of continuing in the field. PUMP also provides mentors with networking opportunities in their prospective career fields and areas of research.

Events: Major Mixers, Undergraduate Research Panels, Career Panels, Discussions, Free Food & Coffee Events

PHI ALPHA DELTA

The purpose of this Fraternity is to form a strong bond uniting students and teachers of the law with members of the Bench and Bar in a fellowship designed to advance the ideals of liberty and equal justice under law; to stimulate excellence in scholarship; to inspire the virtues of compassion and courage; to foster integrity and professional competence; to promote the welfare of its members; and to encourage their moral, intellectual, and cultural advancement; so that each member may enjoy a lifetime of honorable professional and public service.

Events: Professional Events, Mixers, Mock LSATs

PHI DELTA EPSILON

Phi Delta Epsilon is an international medical fraternity that fosters a community for those who are on the journey to medical school. PhiDE NY Theta chapter volunteers with Children's Miracle Network hospitals, fundraises for CMN, hosts discussions led by doctors and researchers, supports a peer-tutoring network, offers guidance, holds field days, organizes social events, and much more. We enable you to make lifelong friendships with fellow pre-med students who will one day become physicians of integrity like yourself.

Events: CMN Benefit Dinner, Blood Drives, Krispy Kreme Fundraisers

PRE-DENTAL Society

The Pre-Dental Society’s mission is to provide an outlet where students can explore the dental profession.

Events: Mixers, 'Talk with a Dentist', Panels, DAT Info Sessions

PRE-SOMA

Pre-SOMA is NYU's only osteopathic medical association. Our goal is to provide an on campus organization to represent and bring awareness to osteopathic medicine. We offer volunteer events, shadowing opportunities, osteopathic medical school tours, admission panels, and much more!

Events: Workshops, MCAT Info Sessions, Discussions

PRE-VETERINARY CLUB

FACT: Pre-Veterinary students DO exist here at NYU!! We are the official group for all NYU undergraduate students who are either pursuing or are interested in pursuing a career in animal health or veterinary medicine. Our main function is to serve as a resource for information on becoming a competitive veterinary school applicant as an undergraduate student as well as a means for networking with peers who are also pursuing a career in veterinary medicine. Our goal is to connect people who are both passionate about animals in general or interested in pursuing a veterinary medicine career together, and to build a support system and a community dedicated to protecting the lives and well-being of humans and animals alike.

Events: Cat Cafes, Vet School Representative Panels, Movie Nights, GRE Info Sessions, Zoo Facility Tours

SOCIETY FOR UNDERGRADUATE NEURAL SCIENCE

Are you a neuro-enthusiast? How about an aspiring Neural Science major? Join the NYU Society for Undergraduate Neural Science (SUNS) where you can engage with various neuroscience activities on- and off-campus. SUNS provides students and faculty of all backgrounds to engage with neural science topics in fun and exciting ways. We annually plan trips to museums, speaker events, and service events - all neuro-related to stimulate your brain!

Events: Study Slams, CNS Undergraduate Research Festival, Career Development Panels, Research Fairs

SOCIETY OF PHYSICS STUDENTS

The New York University chapter of the Society of Physics Students is a nationally-recognized chapter of the American Institute of Physics. NYUSPS retains a very loyal following. The SPS board cultivates mentorship among NYU undergraduate physics majors through its Mentorship Program, works closely with advisers and faculty to enhance and perfect the undergraduate curriculum, and participates in undergraduate research representing all NYU Physics departments.

Events: Lectures Series, Discussions, Outings, Research Fairs, Workshops, Outreach

Meetings: Thursdays, 7pm, 726 Broadway 1067