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WBOR (91.1 FM) is a diverse, collaborative, and student-run radio station for Bowdoin College students, faculty, staff, and Midcoast community members to express themselves in a welcoming community of creative folk. For over eight decades, WBOR has created quality, independent, and unique programming that represents the diversity of the Bowdoin and Midcoast area while fostering a sense of community and discovery. Through creative programming, live events, and community engagement, WBOR provides a platform for new and underrepresented voices, perspectives, and sounds while also providing a student-run alternative to standard commercial radio.

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24/7 non-commercial radio since 1941.
How to join: https://wbor.org/#get-involved

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The Bowdoin A Cappella Council is the organizing body that maintains communication among the Bowdoin a cappella groups and plans the all-group programs that occur throughout the academic year. The Council is also in charge of distributing recording funds at the beginning of each academic year in accordance with a flexible three-year cycle.

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Active Minds at Bowdoin College is a chapter of the larger nonprofit organization, Active Minds, which is focused on mental health awareness on college campuses across the U.S. In the Bowdoin College chapter, we strive to promote peer-to-peer discussion about mental illness. This includes ending the stigma surrounding mental health as well as advocating for conversations about suicide prevention. This is accomplished by campus events including speaker presentations, movie screenings, fundraisers, and more activities either focusing on education or stress management.

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Africa Alliance aims to inspire lifelong learning amongst the African community on campus through lively discussions and cultural exchanges. We hope to nurture a community that is invigorated by a deeper appreciation and celebration of African heritage. We seek to create campus-wide events that shed light to the diversity and treasures of the continent for Bowdoin's student body.

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Our mission is to offer a space to learn and appreciate both Deaf culture and American Sign Language, providing students an opportunity to immerse themselves in a new language while acquiring the skills to effectively interact with, communicate with, and befriend all individuals, regardless of hearing ability.

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Arabesque is Bowdoin's only student-run, classical ballet group. Our mission is to provide experienced dancers with the opportunity to continue refining the techniques needed to learn and perform original choreography and to allow inexperienced dancers a place to learn and experience dance. We rehearse and hold open classes weekly, perform about four times throughout the school year, and occasionally host bonding activities that allow members to collectively celebrate this art form.

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The Asian Student Alliance builds solidarity based on common experiences of students of color, particularly Asians and Asian Americans. We pursue and cultivate a deeper understanding of these identities within the Bowdoin community.

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The Baldwin Center for Learning and Teaching (Baldwin CLT) is committed to helping students and faculty grow as learners and teachers. It takes courage to embrace new challenges, rid ourselves of pre-conceived notions and learn how to learn, but this is what makes life meaningful. There is power in change, and we at the Baldwin CLT assist with developing the intellectual tools and learning strategies that allow students and faculty to take risks and grow together as a community.

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A program for children with physical and mental disabilities. Meets every Saturday for afternoon activities.

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Founded in 2016, we are Bowdoin's newest a cappella group. We seek to provide an inclusive space for students to participate in a cappella and build community. We are a treble a cappella group, open to soprano and alto voices.

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Meets with local children every other Sunday on campus to engage in a variety of activities and build trusting relationships.

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Bowdoin Best Buddies seeks to foster friendships between peers with and without intellectual/developmental disabilities

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The goal of the Black Student Union is to support all of its members academically and socially in order to help them reach the highest levels of achievement on campus. We strive to be a strong-knit, inclusive community. Through dialogue and programming we also work to enrich and inform the campus about issues that affect students who identify as Black, African-American and of the African diaspora.

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The Board Game Club seeks to provide a venue for enjoying board games — a safe, rewarding, and intellectually challenging pastime — to Bowdoin students who might not otherwise have the means or opportunity to do so. We hope by bringing exposure to a variety of different board game experiences, we create a space for creating friendships and destressing.

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BOKA is a colorful co-ed a cappella group that sings a wide variety of genres. BOKA is Bowdoin's oldest co-ed a cappella group working to provide a fun environment for students to join a musical group on campus. We tend to sing songs that fall into the pop, folk, and indie categories and try to have as much fun as possible doing it. We like to have low-key and relaxed concerts for friends and students on campus and are most well known for performances at LL Bean, St. Marks School, and other local venues. BOKA is a very collaborative group, looking for input from all of our members, and more importantly, we are all friends and become family by the end of the year!

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At the Bowdoin Alliance for Immigrant Rights (BAIR), formerly Define American, we use stories, art, and culture to encourage our audience to think critically about American identity, and in the process inspire new ideas and conversations about our nation's current immigration system. We engage and educate the Bowdoin and larger Brunswick community in questions about identity, current events and American heritage.

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Bowdoin Animation Society (BAS) is the place for anime/animation fans to be!

From weekly showings, an organized convention trip, and complementary Pocky, we have much of what an anime fan could need. Are you new to anime? Only watch casually? A die-hard fan? Whatever your relationship with the medium is, it’s all good! Each week is a different theme so be sure to check the BAS Calendar (see General Channel) for insight on when you plan to stop by and get some possible animes we could watch!

Note: While we watch mostly Japanese anime, we’re open to and build in animation from other countries from Chinese, to Celtic, to American!

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The Bowdoin Art Society has a three­fold mission:
To promote the vibrancy of the arts at Bowdoin, in both quality and capacity
To foster and establish an arts community at Bowdoin by way of weekly gatherings and social events.
To challenge the parameters of the arts, and make art at Bowdoin accessible to its entire community.
The Bowdoin Art Society curates a exhibition of over 100 works of student artwork each fall and publishes the Journal of Art, an online resource of undergraduate papers.

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The Association for Women in Mathematics is a national organization to encourage women to study mathematical sciences and promote the equality and treatment of women and girls in math. Our chapter of this club will allow women to learn about different careers in math and discuss the importance of women in mathematics.

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Volunteers work one-on-one as tutors and mentors with ESOL (English to Speakers of Other Languages) students in the Brunswick School District K-12. We recruit as many new members as would like to join! Please reach out to jmolina@bowdoin.edu if you have any questions or are interested in joining.

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Creating political will for addressing climate change through nonprofit, nonpartisan, grassroots advocacy. By building upon shared values rather than partisan divides, and empowering supporters to work in keeping with the concerns of their local communities, we work towards the adoption of fair, effective, and sustainable climate change solutions. As a chapter of a national organization, we focus on building political will for what we see as the single most impactful solution to climate change – a national carbon fee and dividend.

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Students work one-on-one as mentors to Bowdoin Central Elementary School students.

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Bowdoin Club Alpine Skiing's mission is to promote and support a fun and competitive alpine skiing team on Bowdoin's campus. The team competes in the Reynolds division of the USCSA (United States Collegiate Skiing Association) conference against many of Bowdoin's peer institutions in Maine and across New England. The team seeks to support experienced racers who wish to continue racing for Bowdoin and encourage new racers to learn the skills and dynamics of the sport. The team trains at Lost Valley, a local ski area, twice a week, and competes in Slalom and GS races on weekends throughout the winter and early spring. The team hosts weekly dryland trainings in the Buck Fitness Center throughout the fall and occasionally in winter and spring.

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The purpose of Club Tennis is to give all Bowdoin students an outlet to play tennis. The team consists of a variety of students from first time players who want to learn how to casually play to experienced veterans who wish to compete against other schools.

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We hold practice 2-3 times/week and compete against other club teams in New England! As a co-ed club we hold casual co-ed tournaments with Colby and Bates, and the men's team competes in the intercollegiate men's volleyball league.

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Bowdoin College Club Water Polo was founded in the early 1970s as recreational group and has since grown into a competitive member of the Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA). From 1999 to 2007 the Polar Bears competed in the CWPA New England conference; today they are members of the North Atlantic conference. Bowdoin College Club Water Polo has a limitless roster and welcomes both experienced and novice players. We encourage anyone willing to learn and compete to join the team, though comfort in the water is a must. Bowdoin Water Polo prides itself on its commitment to companionship, teamwork, and fair play.

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Bowdoin Curling seeks to introduce new people to the sport of curling and promote a strong team identity through competition, practice, and camaraderie. We participate in competitions from October to March against other collegiate teams throughout the northeast.

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Bowdoin College Dance Marathon is a student-led fundraising organization supporting the Barbara Bush Children's Hospital--the only children's hospital in Maine! Join us in supporting this incredible hospital and all they do to help sick kids and their families!

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All year long, we will hold events to fundraise and engage with the families at the hospital.
These events will be a fun way to connect with different students and groups at Bowdoin! All our efforts will culminate sometime next semester in a multi-hour "marathon" of activities and dancing.

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Bowdoin College Equestrian Team consists of novice/experienced riders who want to start/continue their education in English Hunter/Jumper riding. To increase inclusivity on the team, we have split the equestrian team into two sects: varsity and JV. The varsity team competes in the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA). The JV team is for students who want to ride casually, without showing. The goal of both teams is to be an inclusive space for everyone who has a love or interest in horses and create a space to learn and grow as riders, horsemen/women, and teammates.

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Mentors provide free, virtual private lessons to young musicians in 2nd-12th grade. Mentors may teach flute, piano, strings, jazz, composition, etc. We are active this semester and will be accepting new mentors. Students should fill out an application at throughthestaff.org and write "Bowdoin Music Mentors" in the video submission section.

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The Bowdoin Consulting Group is a pre-professional group dedicated to providing members with the skills and knowledge necessary for a job in consulting. We strive to provide educational information to members from alumni, current students, and faculty/staff who have expertise and experience in consulting. In addition to networking and educational programming, we act as a consulting group by conducting projects with real clients on and off campus in order to provide our members with skills and hands-on experiences that will assist them in the consulting world.

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The Craft Center broadens art and creative interests of students by providing access to a pottery studio, sewing machines, jewelry supplies, and many other crafts. The Craft Center also provides opportunities for members to expand their artistic abilities through offering a number of different classes throughout the year as well as pop-up events across campus. Additionally, the Craft Center collaborates with other student organizations to help run or sponsor events.

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The Culinary Club's goal is to give members the opportunity to explore in the kitchen - learn culinary techniques, explore world cuisines, and have fun. Members use food as exposure to new cultures and for the enrichment of cultural ideas. The emphasis is on learning about the flavors and techniques of various world cuisines, with practical demonstrations made by club members and local chefs.

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The Bowdoin College Democrats is a group of politically minded students on campus. We rally behind forward-thinking candidates in local, state, and national elections and support progressive causes nationwide. The Bowdoin Dems drive progressive thinking and activism at Bowdoin.

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Bowdoin Edges will provide a welcoming, safe community for skaters of all levels to learn how to ice skate and spend time with one another on the ice. Through figure skating instruction and practice members will be challenged to embrace perseverance when learning new skills and be introduced to an empowering outlet for stress.

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The Bowdoin Emergency Medicine Club seeks to unite students around their interest in EMS and serve not only the Bowdoin community but the larger Brunswick and Maine communities as well. Our goal is to provide a platform for education and an opportunity for licensed students to use their skills and gain experience.

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The Entertainment Board strives to plan and promote events on campus geared towards the interests of the student body. Its board is comprised of a diverse group of Bowdoin students who are dedicated to providing campus with the best events possible. From music concerts to comedy shows, the board looks to bring acts to campus that will truly entertain. We hope to continue our long history of successful shows, concerts and events in the upcoming years.

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The mission of this club is to continue to create an inclusive environment where self-expression through fashion is welcomed on Bowdoin's campus. We want to help those on campus express themselves through the things that they wear. As well as finding a way to bring people together through shared experiences and a shared love for fashion. We envision this group on campus to help people in finding their sense of style and more importantly themselves. We also strive to teach others on how to utilize fashion as a way to explore different styles as well as exercise environmental sustainability and fashion consciousness.

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Bowdoin Fencing provides a safe, inclusive, and collaborative space for students to learn and practise the sport of fencing. We do not require any level of skill or experience; new and competitive fencers alike will have the opportunity to train and compete. We provide the equipment and membership necessary.

We hold three official two-hour practices a week, scheduled around the team's availability, and compete in New England whenever possible.

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The Bowdoin Film Society is a tightly-knit group of cinephiles and filmmakers dedicated to cultivating and maintaining a thriving filmmaking community on campus. The society lies at the heart of cinema culture here at Bowdoin College, from film production to screenings to discussions. BFS meets weekly during the academic year to discuss programming and projects. Currently, the society screens films every Friday for the campus and hosts a student film festival, the 48 Hour Film Festival, every spring. Programming is the primary focus of our group, with the continued goal of screening a variety of films including under-appreciated cinematic gems and Hollywood blockbusters. Join BFS on CampusGroups to receive club emails and learn more about the film production opportunities we'll be facilitating this year!

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We aim to prepare students for careers in financial services. The Bowdoin College Finance Society is a student organization dedicated to introducing our members to various career paths in financial services. We work closely with the college's Career Exploration and Development Center to provide all members with the resources and knowledge they need to successfully leverage their liberal arts background and break into Wall Street and other finance-related roles. Our meetings are accessible to individuals with varying levels of experience with finance.

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Our mission is to foster a community of innovators and entrepreneurs on Bowdoin's campus. To fulfill this mission, Bowdoin Innovation + Entrepreneurship frequently hosts interactive events on campus. Each week, students gather with classmates to discuss the world of innovation and entrepreneurship and to learn from guest speakers who share their various experiences. In addition to our weekly meetings, Bowdoin Innovation + Entrepreneurship hosts entrepreneurship workshops from knowledgeable advisors, innovation case competitions, and other engaging events. Join us!

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The Bowdoin Labor Alliance (BLA) strives to represent a diverse coalition of students, staff, faculty, alumni, and community members who engage with issues of class and labor in the Bowdoin community. To the greatest extent possible, we seek to build power through solidarity and improve the lives of those around us. As an action-oriented group, we aim to highlight the struggle of low-income and working-class people in our community––and develop concrete solutions to resist everyday forms of domination and oppression.

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To provide the opportunity for young men to participate and excel in the game of rugby. Bowdoin Rugby Football Club (BRFC) aims to maintain a standard of excellence not only on Bowdoin's campus and within the Brunswick community, but also in the state of Maine and greater New England. The long standing tradition of Bowdoin men's rugby promotes a strong set of values that has withstood the test of time and persists among alumni and players.

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Bowdoin's original all-women's a cappella group arranges music ranging from classical to pop and performs at various events both on and off campus. We create community both within and outside our group, adding to the rich musical opportunities at Bowdoin College.

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The Bowdoin Music Collective (BMC) is a group of students dedicated to improving the musical culture at Bowdoin. We support, promote, and schedule performances by student musicians, facilitate musical events and help with live engineering, help use the recording studio, and serve as a network for musicians to meet each other and collaborate.

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Bowdoin Naturalists is meant to encourage an understanding of local ecology and the natural history that surrounds us in the greater Brunswick and coastal Maine community. Our mission is to help students feel at home in all lands through identifying local species of trees, plants, insects, birds, fungi, and mammals and engaging with the outdoor world through reflection, exploration, art, and discussion. We hope to promote curiosity and a love of the outdoors through an informal and inclusive scientific space while encouraging creative expression through art or writing to bridge the arts and sciences.

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The Bowdoin Organic Garden (BOG) Club is meant to connect student with a close and convenient location for pursuing their passions surrounding farming and sustainable food systems. Our goals are to teach students about organic and sustainable farming through hands-on experience in the garden, as well as forums to discuss and learn about critical issues facing our food systems through farm tours, agricultural fairs, and talks from experts. The BOG is committed to involving and educating the broader Bowdoin community through student-led events about issues related to local, sustainable, and organic agriculture.

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We are a community of people who seek to foster personal growth through peer mentorship, experiential learning, and fun in the outdoors. We strive to eliminate systemic barriers to make the outdoors and our organization more accessible and inclusive for students from all lived experiences

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Our goal is to connect pre-health students with each other and to share information about the process of becoming a health professional. We want to strengthen the pre-health community on campus. Other students can serve as an amazing resource, and we plan to facilitate networking and relationship forming between pre-health students.

This is a group run by students, for students. We hope to provide resources as one navigates questions and decisions related to future careers healthcare-related fields.

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The Bowdoin Public Health Club (BPHC) works to connect students with local public-health oriented community partner organizations for individual or group volunteering opportunities. Current community partners include Harpswell Aging at Home (HAH), MCHPP, SNAP Brunswick, Adaptive Outdoor Education, and Portland Free Clinic Community(PFCC).

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Bowdoin Public Service provides programming and experiential opportunities for students to gain insight into the rewards and challenges of serving the common good through government agencies, political offices, and organizations affiliated with government function.

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Bowdoin Quiz Bowl aims to offer students of all experience levels the opportunity to test their knowledge in academic quiz competitions, both in club meetings at Bowdoin and at competitions throughout the year. The team will be accommodating to all skill and intensity levels, from the casual member to those interested in competing at the inter-scholastic level. The team also aims to create an environment that fosters learning and encountering a variety of subjects that may not be found in one's classroom. In addition, we seek to promote a love of fun, academic competition on campus by collaborating to host regular Pub Trivia events open to the broader community.

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Bowdoin Reproductive Justice Coalition - Mission Statement
April 2023

The History of Reproductive Justice
The concept of reproductive justice has been practiced by Indigenous women, women of color, and transgender women long before their advocacy work had a specific term. Reproductive justice as a framework and practice was named when a group of Black women gathered in Chicago in 1994 to address disparities in the Clinton Administration's proposal for healthcare reform which de-emphasized reproductive healthcare. The group, who named themselves Women of African Descent for Reproductive Justice, launched the reproductive justice movement by publishing a historic full-page statement with 800+ signatures in The Washington Post and Roll Call calling for all health care reform packages to include the concerns of Black women. Three years later, 16 organizations, including Black, Asian-American, Latina, and Indigenous women, merged to create Sister Song Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective. Today, Sister Song defines reproductive justice as "the human right to maintain personal bodily autonomy, have children, not have children, and parent the children we have in safe and sustainable communities." Through the reproductive justice framework, activism is centered on how reproductive health and access are shaped by the various aspects that make up one's lived experience.

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The Bowdoin Reproductive Justice Coalition aims to foster education, discussion, and advocacy for reproductive justice within the Bowdoin community. We seek to promote activism at both the local and national levels and affect political change with an emphasis on access to equitable reproductive healthcare. We hope to serve as a connection between Bowdoin students and the larger reproductive justice movement through partnering with on-campus, local, and national organizations.
In order to foster an intersectional coalition, we have dissolved our leadership structure and seek representation from as many viewpoints and backgrounds as possible. Anyone can be an officer and lead an initiative. We encourage all students to join and believe a real coalition is diverse in backgrounds, experiences, and identities. We hope anyone who is passionate about reproductive justice will use the coalition's resources to achieve their advocacy goals. At every meeting, the floor is open to all attendees to bring forward issues they want to work on or discuss. We are committed to collaborating with other student groups on campus to foster a welcoming and collaborative space. To see the structure of the coalition, please see our Club Constitution attached in Campus Groups.

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Bowdoin Rotaract Club aims to provide a diverse range of volunteering opportunities that are accessible to all Bowdoin students. To do so, BRC will foster positive relationships with community partners, raise awareness of local and global needs, and prioritize contributing towards sustainable solutions.

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Bowdoin Rowing is the club rowing team of Bowdoin College and was the college's first intercollegiate sport. Supported by the generosity of alumni and parents, the Bowdoin Athletic Department, and the Bowdoin Student Activities Funding Committee, Bowdoin Rowing offers students the opportunity to learn to row and continue their athletic development in a supportive, co-educational team environment. Bowdoin Rowing is founded on the five principles of safety, generosity, reliability, humor and speed. Competing during both fall and spring seasons, Bowdoin Rowing is committed to the pursuit of individual growth, team camaraderie and athletic success at the regional, national and international levels.

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To provide an invaluable opportunity to explore and engage with many disciplines of contemporary scientific research and issues, within and extending out of Bowdoin College, through interdisciplinary science journalism and publication.

About Bowdoin Science Journal:
Recent events have made it clear that scientific literacy is required to be an engaged, thoughtful citizen of the modern world. Science is for everyone. It should be communicated clearly and thoroughly. We strive to encourage thoughtful and interdisciplinary scientific thinking in an accessible and exciting manner. We wish to engage science and non-science students alike, fostering dialogue between the two groups and enhancing the educational experience of both.

We hope to encourage students to dive into the many facets of science and engage with current issues revolving around science. By offering different perspectives and lenses of scientific thinking, we wish to enrich people's understanding of the world around them. We aim to grow as students in the sciences by learning more about these issues and sharing this knowledge with others. Our target audience for these publications are students, faculty, alumni, and community members affiliated with Bowdoin College, as well as any individual who is seeking to learn more about the science that governs the world around us.

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The Bowdoin Society of Physics Students is our department's chapter of the national SPS, part of the American Institute of Physics, and is open to all students. Members of the SPS build community by organizing events for physics students and enthusiasts, like stargazing nights on the quad, picnics, alumni panels, faculty Q&A sessions, guest speakers, and more. Through engaging with SPS, students interested in physics can advance their communication and leadership ability beyond their Bowdoin coursework and support the vibrancy of the physics community at Bowdoin.

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The Bowdoin Student Government Assembly is the democratically-elected, autonomous body of students that advocate for the student body through issue engagement, programming, and services.

Our powers and responsibilities are provided to us by our student-ratified Constitution and Bylaws. For more information, visit our BSG website: http://students.bowdoin.edu/bsg/

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BUMP seeks to support and build a stronger community for underrepresented students on their path to medical professions with the overarching goal of diversifying healthcare. While the club closely aligns itself to the American Association of Medical Colleges' definition of underrepresented in medicine, those racial and ethnic populations that are underrepresented in the medical profession relative to their numbers in the general population, BUMP expands its meaning to include individuals marginzalied on the basis of class, gender, sexuality, religion, etc.

BUMP offers programming and fellowship centered on academic and social support, essential skills, and knowledge of the pathways to healthcare careers. By providing space for this community to grow, as well as tools to excel in medicine, BUMP supports underrepresented students in paths toward medical professions. BUMP students are supported throughout their undergraduate career to navigate and access high impact opportunities and learn what it means to be a strong candidate for medical and health professional schools.

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Bowdoin Votes is the McKeen Center's nonpartisan initiative to build a politically robust campus culture where every student develops the skills to participate fully in our democracy.

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Bowdoin Women in Computer Science (BWICS) provides a network of support for Bowdoin people who identify as women or trans* interested in Computer Science. We aim to reach out to those curious about entering the field of study at Bowdoin and to encourage those currently in the department to continue and to pursue jobs in technology. Our driving force is to augment the level of female representation in the field of technology by empowering these women with an extra boost of support. Our mission, rather than to separate ourselves from our male peers, is to strengthen the department at Bowdoin as a whole.

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Bowdoin Women in Science aims to encourage women to enter scientific fields and has the greater purpose to further the equality of women working in science. This club will give women the opportunity to explore different careers and fields in science as well as highlight the importance of women in male-dominated spaces. This club is also founded with the intent to provide a safe and supportive safe to discuss the challenges and hurdles of being a woman in a scientific field.
Membership is open to everyone regardless of gender identity.

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Bowdoin College women's club water polo team encourages members to learn, play and love the sport of water polo. We have a limitless roster and welcome both experiences and novice players. We encourage anyone willing to learn and compete to join the team.

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Brunswick High School (BHS) Mentoring is a one-on-one, social-based mentoring program that provides additional support, bonding, and friendship for local high school students who seek that extra connection beyond their schoolmates, teachers, or even family members. Such relationships have been shown to improve academic performance, socialization skills, and┬áconfidence levels—not to mention increase smile diameters. Plus, the longer a mentee-mentor relationship lasts, the larger the exponential┬ágains over time!

Partnerships have the freedom to meet flexibly during the week and to do a range of mutually agreed-upon activities, be that walking outside, playing sports, crafting art projects, learning a new hobby, playing board games, listening to music, tutoring for homework, speaking a foreign language, practicing musical instruments, dancing the night (or day) away, sharing in thoughtful conversations, teaching a topic about which you are passionate or knowledgeable, or simply just taking a break to relax! The choice is yours, but the enjoyment is for all.

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CSU provides a community of faith and fellowship for Catholic students. The Catholic Students Union seeks to provide a welcoming community for members of the Bowdoin community practicing the Catholic faith. The goals of the organization include: convening weekly for fellowship meetings and guest speaker events, organizing carpools to local churches for weekend masses, planning on-campus masses throughout the year (during Advent and Lent), as well as participating in events of faith and fellowship with other Christian and Catholic student groups at Bowdoin College and from other colleges/universities in the Southern Maine area.

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Chaos Theory is an Ultimate Frisbee team for women, nonbinary, and gender fluid players. We are dedicated to providing a high level of ultimate and a high level of fun to all players, regardless of ability and experience level. Chaos Theory is dedicated to creating an inclusive environment and encourage anyone with an interest in frisbee or looking to get outside to come and toss around with us!

If you want to receive team communication, please email abraun@bowdoin.edu or ilockhar@bowdoin.edu to be added to the email list.

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Our mission is to bring chess to as many people as possible and foster a passion for the game in those who are interested.

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Chinese Student Association is committed to providing a space on campus for those who identify as Chinese, Chinese American, or anyone who's interested in Chinese culture to celebrate our culture and our heritage in the Bowdoin community.

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The Christian Student Association is a student-run club that seeks to bring together Bowdoin Christian students from all denominations and backgrounds. We strive to do this through different events and initiatives including worship nights, morning prayer, lectures, arranging transportation and connection to churches, and more. The CSA is a space to foster community on campus, celebrate Christian holidays, plan educational events, ask difficult questions, have meals together, and help students continue to engage their faith while they're at Bowdoin. We are a welcoming space for all students in our community, regardless of faith affiliation or Christian background. Our hope is to connect Christian students with others at Bowdoin, to learn from one another, encourage each other, and continue to grow in our faith journeys.

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The purpose of Circolo Italiano is to generate programming about Italian culture on Bowdoin's campus. Bowdoin has a fabulous Italian department which is full of caring, interesting professors and passionate students, so we want to make the most of this by planning events for one another and the entire campus to enjoy. We hope to do this by focusing on the research interests of professors and students who are completing honors theses, but also on aspects of ltalian culture that are universally enjoyable, like gelato, coffee, opera, art, tortellini- the list goes on.

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Cowboys is a hip hop dance club that brings students together twice a week to learn choreography and listen to absurdly good music. Beginners and veterans, all genders alike are welcome. We're always looking for people that have high-energy, positive attitudes, and a desire to showcase their rhythm on stage.

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We run tech help sessions for the library! :D

A few times a semester, we hold open office hours in the library and help anyone who comes in with basic tasks and troubleshooting on their device. Our volunteer group increases digital literacy and connects Bowdoin students to community members. It also saves the library staff time and work!

No coding or CS knowledge is necessary. Come for a session to help out, hone your communication and teaching skills, or just to say hi to someone from Brunswick.

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First and most importantly: to have fun and make friends. Second, to provide a place/format for Bowdoin students to compete in academic competitive debate, where they can learn more about the world and challenge themselves.

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The Disabled Students Association (DSA) is a student organization that provides a space for disabled students to share experiences and build community.

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The Eisenhower Forum seeks to bring students together to discuss underrepresented thought at Bowdoin. We meet each week having read on a topic of political, philosophical, or policy-related import to offer our thoughts and critique the material. We aim to give students an opportunity to engage seriously with often-neglected ideas and values in a warm, collegial atmosphere. In the same vein, we bring speakers each semester whose ideas go against the grain of mainstream American academia. Eisenhower attracts free thinkers: students with strong convictions but open minds. Past topics of discussion at Eisenhower include presidential authority, federalism, the family in American life, and much more.

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fEMPOWER is dedicated to creating spaces on campus for women to discuss the intersections of gender norms around femininity and gender violence. It aims to start dialogue at Bowdoin around womanhood and give a voice to women's experiences on campus with an emphasis on providing a safe space for women to share stories of gender-based violence. Its work supports the constant evolution of "Rise: Untold Stories of Bowdoin Women," an annual production featuring Bowdoin women telling stories written by Bowdoin women, and sparks important discussion on campus.

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Friends Fostering Leadership in Youth is a student organization that began in 2012 that organizes Bowdoin mentors who are gender non-confirming or identify as women to mentor Bath Middle Schoolers who are gender non-confirming or identify as women to foster leadership, confidence, and community.

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Have the opportunity to connect with Maine students and understand what it's like growing up in Bath. As young adults, we all have lessons we've learned with time and the different environments we've been exposed to. Come share those and apply them as fit to the students in your mentor role.

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Working with the nonprofit Girls Who Code, we teach the fundamentals of programming to girls at Brunswick High School (and hopefully other highschools in the area) to support and increase the number of women in computer science.

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Our Go Abstract Strategy Club's mission is to grow as learners and thinkers together, through the game of Go.

Go (also called weiqi, baduk) is considered to be one of the most ancient pastime since it originated around 4th century BC, but what brings it at Bowdoin is its current relevance to disciplines like GOV, DCS, Math and Visual Arts, among others.

The game only has 4 simple rules, but it takes a lifetime to master or an AI algorithm to perfect. It is enjoyable to play because you spend about an hour with your friend, see how they think, how brave or reckless they are, but you always learn something new.

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Hi! We're Miles and Benny, the leaders of the Healthy Masculinity discussion group. We meet weekly to discuss how being male colors our identities and relationships, listen to each other, and learn to recognize both our gender privilege and its impacts.

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Bowdoin Hillel aims to provide students with a Jewish home on campus by celebrating Jewish holidays, planning Jewish educational events, and offering a social hub. Hillel strives to be not only a place where Jews can be with other Jews, but also an open environment where all Bowdoin students are welcome to participate and learn.

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Offers students opportunities to achieve mastery of the Spanish language and develop a deep understanding of the vast and diverse cultures, literatures, and history of the Spanish-speaking world.

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We are working to create a safe community on campus for people to share and learn from the aromantic and asexual experience.

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The Improvabilities are Bowdoin's oldest improvisational comedy troupe. We strive to bring laughter to the college by performing for the student body each semester. Within the club, the Improvabilities players learn, practice, and refine the craft of comedic improvisation, through both short-form and long-form improv styles.

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The International Students' Association is dedicated to building the community of international students at Bowdoin. We're interested in sharing our various cultures with each other and with the wider Bowdoin community.

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Intersection aims to create a comfortable environment for students to practice Latin, African, and Afro-Latin dances and for students to experience new forms of cultural expression. No audition required.

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Intramurals help students stay active, build teamwork, and meet new friends... or rivals?

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The Japanese Student Association:
1. provides a space for people who identify as Japanese and for those interested in Japanese culture to discuss identity and foster a community.
2. promotes awareness of Japanese culture and identities within the Bowdoin community.

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Bowdoin Korean Students Association (KSA) is a student organization that seeks to create a space for the Bowdoin community and beyond to learn about and experience Korean culture. Our goal is to host events that raise awareness about cultural, social, and political issues facing Koreans and Korean-Americans.

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Weekly dinners on Saturday @ 6-7pm Thorne Dining Hall Korean Language Table 1st Wednesday of every month @ 5:30-7pm Thorne Dining Hall Monthly Korean Food Cookouts every 2nd Saturday of every month

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The Latin American Student Organization (LASO) is a cultural organization composed of students who welcome all those who are interested in and or identify with Latin American culture. Our group includes students who have lived, traveled to, or currently reside in various countries in North, Central, and South America as well as the Caribbean. Central to many of our activities is an emphasis on music, Latin food, culture, and our community's experience on Bowdoin's campus.

We aim to educate and unite our Latinx demographic with other spheres of campus life, a goal that is oftentimes executed through collaboration with other Bowdoin student groups or offices. LASO strives to assist the Latinx community to adjust to all capacities of life at Bowdoin and find a place of comfort while educating ourselves and the greater community about Latinx culture, customs, as well as issues and combating stereotypes or biases.

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Bowdoin volunteers working "to inform and inspire early aspirations, to empower the youth of rural Maine to build a brighter future for themselves and for their communities".

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We have weekly meetings to discuss various independent and group projects.

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Website: collegeanswers.weebly.com. We answer kids' questions about college
Newsletter: monthly page of college news/information sent out to schools
Videos: college promotional and fun videos to show what college life is like
Video-conferences: connect directly with rural educators and students
Visits: drive to a rural partner school to engage in a project with kids
Campus events (panels, discussions, etc.): bring light to issues of rural education at Bowdoin
College Knowledge Bowl: a yearly trivia tournament for students from our partner schools held on Bowdoin's campus
Future of Maine Scholarships: We read scholarship submitted by 3rd-5th graders focused on their aspirations for college.

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To provide a space and community for students to embrace their inner maker- whether that comes in the form of building, designing or just embracing their creativity- and give them the tools to bring their projects to life.

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Masque & Gown serves as a student-run production company to facilitate and streamline the production process of student-run theater on campus. We are the oldest student-run theater organization at Bowdoin College. Our goal is to use theater as a mechanism for social change and to provide a positive educational and collaborative environment in which to produce theater for the community. Annually we produce two main stage productions, a musical, a Shakespeare on the Steps show, and a One Act Festival in addition to running workshops and smaller productions throughout the year.

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The Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship (MMUF) works to increase diversity in higher education by providing promising undergraduates from underrepresented backgrounds two years of mentoring and preparation for a PhD program. It supports students committed to pursuing doctoral studies and a teaching career in higher education.

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We strive to facilitate an all-inclusive yet competitive environment where anybody at Bowdoin who has a love for soccer can come to play. We will aim to have practices twice a week and will be scheduling games against nearby schools.

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Come throw a disc around! All experience levels welcome. The Bowdoin College Men's Ultimate Frisbee team is devoted to introducing and expanding the game of Ultimate to Bowdoin students as well as fostering the development of previous talent and interest in the game. The team participates in various levels of competition from casual interest to serious play at the DIII collegiate level. With a welcoming atmosphere built around a genuine love for the game, the team has a year-round, open membership to anyone interested in learning about the game of Ultimate and making new friendships. The team aims to maintain a positive dynamic of encouragement as well as personal and team growth, which is a product of the close, inclusive environment we aim to create on and off of the field.

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Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program Volunteers organizes students to work in Brunswick's local food bank, soup kitchen, and other programs offered through MCHPP. We also hope to have thought-provoking conversations on and bring awareness to food justice issues in Mid-Coast Maine and beyond.

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Heard the word mindfulness thrown around by advertisements, friends, or parents and didn't know what the heck it actually was? We're here to clarify. We're a meditation group that creates spaces for people to learn about and practice meditation through mindfulness, stress-relief, loving-kindness, conversation, movement, and more!

We are a resource for you if you've never even HEARD about meditation, were literally BORN meditating or are somewhere in between. Through weekly meditations, informative speakers and fun, stress-relieving events, we hope to create a space for you to learn more about meditation and yourself!

Follow @bowdoin_mindfulness on insta for updates, little classes, and fun info and activities!

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As a member of the American Mock Trial Association, Bowdoin Mock Trial competes nationally against other colleges and universities in tournaments throughout the academic year. Our goals are to succeed in competition while fostering students' leadership, public speaking, and legal skills.

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We strive to help students develop a passion for diplomacy and help them gain public speaking, writing, and negotiating skills. We seek to open minds through research and debate: students will support positions on topics that reflect their countries position, and not their own opinion. We want to inspire students to consider pursuing diplomatically orientened careers and further encourage those that already do. Most importantly, we strive to ensure that club members will grow as leaders in a fun and engaging environment.

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Multilingual Mainers is a learning partnership between Bowdoin College undergraduates and PreK-2 students and families in Brunswick, Maine. Through daily lunches and classroom visits, the program is designed to ignite a passion and enthusiasm for a lifetime of language learning. The curriculum promotes critical-thinking skills and provides age-appropriate tools to combat xenophobia, racism and intolerance. Visit our website to learn more: https://research.bowdoin.edu/multilingual-mainers/

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To advocate for and foster a sense of multiracial community and identity at Bowdoin College.

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Bowdoin's Muslim Student Association strives to promote knowledge, awareness, and understanding of Islam and its followers in order to develop a community of tolerance and appreciation for diversity. Our mission is based on the conviction that we're all brothers and sisters in humanity. We hope to bring together people with different levels of Islamic faith, and of different faiths by promoting a non-judgmental and welcoming atmosphere. We aspire to build and strengthen the Muslim community on campus by establishing events, activities, and reforms that will appeal to future applicants. Our mission is to not only provide the foundation with which future members can build upon, but to make Bowdoin a "home away from home" for them as well. We endeavor to accomplish the things that we do not for our own sake, but for the benefit of all the students that will come after us.

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The Native American Student Association welcomes all walks of life. In an effort to reclaim our Indigeneity, NASA's mission aims to increase awareness of Native cultures and perspectives on Bowdoin's predominantly white campus. NASA provides a safe healing space for all students who are passionate about tackling issues facing Indigenous peoples today. To reframe colonized ideologies surrounding education and ways of knowing, NASA believes that change comes from within community. We encourage the Bowdoin community to recognize the importance of Native voices and sovereignty in white spaces, as we are the backbone of existence.

We want respectfully acknowledge Bowdoin College resides upon the traditional homelands of the Abenaki People. The Abenaki are members of the Wabanaki Confederacy, or "People of the Dawn," which include five member nations: the Abenaki, Migamaw, Maliseet, Passamaquoddy, and the Penobscot.

This was a site of trade, travel, gathering, and healing for the Wabanaki over more than 12,000 years. Today, each community maintains its own tribal government, community schools, cultural centers, and manages its respective lands and natural resources.

Although most of Maine's Native people belong to one of these five federally recognized groups and reside on tribal lands, other Native people live in towns and cities across the State. We make this acknowledgment aware of violations of water, territorial rights, and sacred sites across Wabanaki homelands, which are stewarded today by over 7,800 tribal members in the state of Maine.

Indigenous peoples continue to protect and remain in relationship with the land and waters and will do so until the end of time. It is vital to honor these beginnings and recognize the ongoing dedication and importance of Indigenous culture within our communities and within the spaces that we gather, live, learn, and work on.

People of the Dawn allow us to be here. For their truth is our truth. Their pain is our pain. With our breath we carry words of healing. With our hands we write this prayer.

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Partners with Brunswick High School guidance staff and the Chewonki Waypoint Program to support high school students navigating the process of postsecondary planning. We host students on campus two times a semester, including giving a campus tour and eating a meal in the dining halls.

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Oasis Free Clinics is a non-profit free clinic in Brunswick that serves low-income and uninsured individuals. Students support both non-clinical and clinical needs of the clinic.

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Office Hours Improv works to bring long-form improvisational comedy to Bowdoin. Our group studies the teachings of the Upright Citizens Brigade and their manual on comedy improvisation, and we devote at least five hours a week to practicing and playing together. We value the UCB form and also try to explore new comedic forms based upon the group's interests. We take improv seriously as a comedic art, a structure to build community and as means to develop as individuals. We want every show to feel original and to offer something different than the last. We believe that the practice of improv stretches our imagination and helps us become more creative, trusting, and curious people. While this group admits new members via audition, we value inclusivity and are interested in sharing improv practices with the broader community. We love to laugh!

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The Office of the Dean of Student Affairs oversees the Division of Student Affairs, which supports the education of Bowdoin students beyond the classroom into the residence and dining halls, onto the playing fields and performance stages, and into student and local community organizations and the Maine outdoors. Further, Student Affairs departments and offices foster skill-building outside of the academic realm so that students can apply their knowledge to deepen their self-awareness and self-efficacy; navigate and connect through differences in all sorts of situations; and build diverse, equitable, and inclusive culture at Bowdoin, and in their professional and personal lives beyond the College.

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Orientation Trips provide the first introduction to life at Bowdoin. Orientation Trips are intended to help assist with the transition into Bowdoin life by providing an inclusive and welcoming small-group experience for all incoming students. Trips are a great chance for first-year students to meet classmates, upper-class leaders, faculty, and staff members in a relaxed and informal setting.

The Outing Club offers a wide range of trips in Maine and New Hampshire, including day hiking, backpacking, sailing, surfing, whitewater kayaking, canoeing, mountain biking, meditation and wellness trips, and more. The McKeen Center offers a variety of trips, including ones that work with rural Maine communities, native communities in Downeast Maine, and underserved populations in the greater Brunswick area.

Whatever your interests and experience level, there's a trip for you! Check out our Orientation Trip Descriptions (https://www.bowdoin.edu/outing/orientation-trips/index.html) to read about a trips that we have offered previously and are representative of the program.

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oSTEM is a national organization that fosters queer engagement in STEM by helping students connect with faculty mentors, prepare for grad school, find scholarships, and much more. As a student chapter of the organization, we hope to make the STEM community at Bowdoin more accessible and welcoming to queer students and provide support for queer students pursuing careers in STEM.

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To provide Bowdoin College students the opportunity to support PWH’s mission to facilitate the collection and distribution of high quality medical supplies and equipment for the benefit of individuals and communities in need, both locally and internationally, within their communities.

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The Peucinian Society at Bowdoin College kindles intellectual fire through the hosting of political and social disputations that encourage articulation and exploration of the Authorities that elucidate Right, the Goals that unify Culture, and the Sources that inspire Virtue. The Society maintains an environment that nourishes utmost respect, enables lasting friendships and, above all, celebrates free inquiry.

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The organization's purpose is to promote Philippine culture and heritage within Bowdoin College and Maine. In addition, the club will place emphasis on fostering relationships with those of Filipino descent and students interested in Filipino culture.

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The Bowdoin Society of Physics Students is our department's chapter of the national SPS, part of the American Institute of Physics, and is open to all students. Members of the SPS build community by organizing events for physics students and enthusiasts, like stargazing nights on the quad, picnics, alumni panels, faculty Q&A sessions, guest speakers, and more. Through engaging with SPS, students interested in physics can advance their communication and leadership ability beyond their Bowdoin coursework and support the vibrancy of the physics community at Bowdoin.

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The Ping Pong / Table Tennis Club aims to create a space and time for students to learn and play Ping Pong in a recreational manner. Our club is for players of all levels of experience and welcomes people from all backgrounds and play styles. Based out of the Game Room in Smith Union, Ping Pong / Table Tennis Club will serve to bring people with an interest in the game together. We aim to create a common space for lovers of Ping Pong to practice and play.

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To enjoy and learn the game of Poker. To make Poker a part of everyone's life on campus.

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To provide a space for people who love running that is inclusive of all abilities; to serve as a place for new runners to fall in love with the sport; and to exercise, have fun, and connect to peers.

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Polar Bear Swing Dance exists to teach West Coast Swing, East Coast Swing, and social dancing to the college community. A partner and social dance style originating in the early 1900s with many modern forms, swing dance is unfamiliar to many but a pleasure to all. Our primary goal and purpose is to provide quality swing dance lessons and information regarding social dance events so that the magic of the rhythms is never lost. We strive to ensure that members—from beginner to advanced—have the confidence to dance privately, join performances, and energize the dance floor.

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Polar Investment Club is, at heart, an organization dedicated to learning. We seek to promote financial literacy and fiscal stewardship through the analysis of public companies and current events. Managing capital is a vital skill regardless of one's interests or career paths. While many find them imposing, capital markets are not beyond the reach of anyone's understanding. Our goal is to help those unfamiliar with finance and investing to become financially literate. For experienced investors, we offer a forum to engage with and learn from peer investors and guest speakers.

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Purity Pact Comedy is a comedy troupe for people with female or nonbinary gender identities. We do live sketch, video sketches, and stand-up.

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To foster community amongst queer folks and allies at Bowdoin! Gathering in safe spaces.

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To connect all low-income students to various opportunities and resources to succeed. To provide low-income students and their allies a safe and inclusive space to discuss socioeconomic issues.

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