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The Bat Advocacy and Tracking Society (BATS) at Cal Poly Pomona is a student-led organization dedicated to the study, conservation, and advocacy of bats. Through research projects using acoustic monitoring and insect tracking, members contribute to ecological science and gain hands-on field experience. BATS also engages in community outreach to educate the public about bats’ critical roles in ecosystems and dispel common myths. By fostering collaboration between students, scientists, and the public, the club promotes awareness of nocturnal wildlife, supports biodiversity, and offers opportunities for leadership, scientific communication, and involvement in conservation-focused research and activities.
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Our club seeks to be a network of support for current and incoming graduate students at the university. It also serves as an informal link between the school and the Graduate Students. The BIO GSA will regularly organize recreational activities, seminars, workshops, etc., focused on facilitating new contacts and networking. It will help inspire and educate graduate students through tours, guest speakers, socials, and community outreach.
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The Biotechnology Club at Cal Poly Pomona strives to be an educational resource for all students. We focus on providing guest speakers, workshops, and a welcoming community to help students advance their knowledge and experience in the Biotechnology field.
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The Computer Science Society (CSS) is the oldest computer science organization at Cal Poly Pomona and one of the largest, hosting regular events that connect students with peers and professionals. Guided by our motto, “Connect passion to empathy,” we focus on three pillars: connectivity, development, and innovation. We foster social and technical networking, provide resources for continuous skill growth, and encourage creative problem-solving for a rapidly evolving tech industry. Through workshops, networking events, and community initiatives, CSS creates an inclusive environment where members can enhance both technical and interpersonal skills, preparing them to thrive in their academic and professional journeys.
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The Data Science and AI club at CPP is more than just workshops and technical projects. We want to build a community. While we host meetings, plan hands-on activities, and attend conferences together, at the heart of it all we’re simply a group of students who bond over a shared interest in Data Science, AI, and STEM as a whole. As a newer club, our goal isn’t just to strengthen technical skills, but to create a space where students can learn, collaborate, and grow together. Whether it’s tackling a data challenge, playing board games after a meeting, or traveling as a group to events like summits, we aim to provide both professional development and lasting friendships. Our vision is to bring out the best in one another, building knowledge, confidence, and community along the way.
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Delta Epsilon Mu is a national, co-ed, pre-health fraternity focused on building a strong community for students pursuing careers in healthcare. It provides a supportive environment for professional development and personal growth, emphasizing networking, leadership, and community service. Founded on the pillars of Loyalty, Dedication, Friendship, and Support, DEM aims to help its members thrive in their pre-health journeys and beyond. Members participate in health-oriented workshops, discussions, and networking opportunities with professors, advisors, and alumni. Members are expected to commit time to the organization, including attending meetings, participating in events, and contributing to community service.
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This organization’s purpose is to serve as a pre-medical group dedicated to empowering Latino students at Cal Poly Pomona, helping and preparing them for their journey through the medical field. We are committed to fostering academic and professional development, offering mentorship, and providing access to resources that support our members with the necessary knowledge and skills to help better prepare them for their future careers. Additionally, we aim to give back through community outreach and health education initiatives focused on the Latino and less fortunate communities in Pomona. By creating a supportive network and giving guidance to our members, we strive to uplift underrepresented students in healthcare.
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We are the CPP Game Development Club. Our club's purpose is to promote and educate students about the world of game design and development. It welcomes students interested in different aspects of development whether it be creating art, writing stories, composing music, programming, business and marketing, or simply playing games.
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The Cal Poly Pomona Geology Club fosters a welcoming and dynamic environment for students to explore geological sciences. It provides a space where students can engage with and deepen their understanding of Geology, all within a supportive community. Through hands-on activities, field trips, and seminars, members have an opportunity to connect with peers who share their passion for Geology.
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Global Medical Brigades allows all majors, pre-professional backgrounds, and adventurers to expand their opportunities within traveling experiences and volunteerism. Throughout the school year, we prepare to host low-cost medical clinics in indigenous and rural areas in foreign countries to create medical care access for those in need. Our volunteers have the opportunity to travel to Belize, Greece, Ghana, Guatemala, Honduras, and Panama - allowing them to participate in cultural activities and medical insight during our brigade.
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We offer a range of opportunities for students to enhance their professional and technical skills through workshops, speaker events, hackathons, and hands-on projects. By participating, you'll have the chance to build professional networks and develop leadership abilities. Join us at our general meetings(posted on Instagram and Discord) to connect with fellow members, and stay updated on our latest projects and events. Don't miss out on the chance to grow your skills and be part of an innovative community!
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Kappa Mu Epsilon is a specialized honor society in Mathematics. KME was founded in 1931 to promote the interest of mathematics among undergraduate students. Its chapters are located in colleges and universities of recognized standing which offer a strong mathematics major. The chapters' members are selected from students of mathematics and other closely related fields who have maintained standards of scholarship, have professional merit, and have attained academic distinction.
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KHP Grad Connect seeks to build a strong foundation for the future leaders and innovators in our community. We believe in the power of unity, diversity, and continuous learning to shape a positive and impactful graduate experience. Together, we aspire to create lasting connections that extend beyond our time at CPP. Leaving a legacy of support, inspiration, and excellence in the fields we represent.
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KSEA - Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association
[email protected] Instagram: @cppksea KSEA Website To provide opportunities for professional development in the STEM industry, specifically scientists and engineers; to enlarge, encourage, and improve the STEM society in the Cal Poly Pomona community; to help guide both Korean and non-Korean students; and to serve anyone interested in science, engineering, and Korean culture.
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oSTEM - Out In Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics
[email protected] Instagram: @cppostem oSTEM is a club housed under the College of Science that is focused on queer students in STEM fields. However, we welcome students with all gender identities/sexualities from all colleges to join. We're focused on providing a space for students to build community and develop professionally, with a focus on social, professional, and research-oriented events. We're also working on collaborating with more organizations across the University.
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The Pre-Dental Society aims to provide aspiring pre-dental students with the opportunity to explore the field of dentistry. This student organization offers those interested in a dental career hands-on experience through volunteer events and programs organized by dental schools across the nation. The club hosts presentations featuring various speakers, including dental students and admissions officers from dental schools. Additionally, the Pre-Dental Society raises funds and awareness on campus through fundraisers and merchandise sales.
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The Pre-Medical Student Association (PMSA) is an organization dedicated to compiling medical resources to support Pre-Health students on their journey to obtaining a career in medicine. Our meetings promote beneficial activities, services, and contain talks from accomplished professionals with ranging specialties. All Pre-Health students, let that be future MDs, DOs, DPMs, or ODs, are welcome, as this club focuses on provided support and information to each and every one of you. Taking time to explore extracurriculars, clinical experience, the MCAT, all the way to the application process, this club looks forward to welcoming new bright students into our family!
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Pre-Pharmacy Society is a pre-professional club catered towards students interested in pharmacy and other pre-health careers. Every other week pharmacy program representatives are invited to general meetings to provide insight about pharmacy school programs and advice on strengthening graduate program applications. Each semester we collaborate with local pre-pharmacy societies and pharmacy schools to host professional development mixers giving attendees the opportunity to network, participate in mock interview workshops and learn more through Q&A panels. General meetings are open to everyone so stop by Thursdays at noon if you're interested in our club or just looking for a group on campus.
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Pre-Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy is a student-run club that aims to serve all students interested in becoming physical or occupational therapists by bringing guest speakers, organizing campus tours, and bringing together students of similar interests. Guest speakers can include current DPT or OPT students, licensed therapists, business owners, admissions officers, and more. We have done campus tours at WesternU, APU, and are looking to do tours at USC, Chapman, and Loma Linda this upcoming school year. We are also committed to doing more socials and fundraisers to strengthen our community and introducing a mentorship program to guide students interested in the field.
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The Pre-PA Club is dedicated to preparing well-rounded students for success in physician assistant (PA) programs. Through mentorships, volunteer opportunities, and engaging events, we provide essential resources and guidance. Our club hosts PA guest speakers, including admissions officers and current PA students, to share insights on the application process and career paths. We equip members with critical information and hands-on experiences such as suture and stop the bleed workshops to excel in their journey toward becoming PAs. By fostering a supportive community, the Pre-PA Club empowers students with the knowledge, skills, and connections needed to thrive in their academic and professional pursuits.
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SACNAS - Society for the Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science
[email protected] @cppsacnas SACNAS Website The Cal Poly Pomona SACNAS Chapter exists to uplift underrepresented minority groups pursuing STEM fields. Through professional development workshops, off-campus volunteer and community engagement opportunities, off-campus mentorship opportunities at local high schools, DEIA flash talks, community-building socials, and collaborations with other on-campus clubs and organizations, we hope to create a space where everyone feels confident, supported, and empowered when pursuing their STEM pathway.
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Welcome to sheCodes, Cal Poly Pomona’s ACM-W chapter! Our meetings are Thursdays @ U-Hour (12-1 PM) in Building 8, Room 4. We aim to create a space for underrepresented groups within Computer Science through our values: community, outreach, and growth. Come make friends and grow through our workshops, panels, guest speaker events, socials, company tours, mentorship program (sheMentorship), and fall Semester-Long Projects (SLP). Empower the next generation at our annual Future Women Developers (FWD) Conference. We welcome all majors, years, genders, and experience levels!
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SIAM, the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, is an international organization with student chapters worldwide. It focuses on advancing applied mathematics and computational science in engineering, industry, and society. The student chapter at Cal Poly Pomona is dedicated to creating a community for math enthusiasts on campus. The chapter supports and promotes research conducted by students and faculty, hosts speakers from both industry and universities, and organizes academic and informational workshops. Membership is open to everyone, regardless of their major, and the best part is that it's completely free!
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We are a collective of physics students, who organize to become more competent scientists and enjoy each other's company. We study, hang out, go on trips and eat together. We also connect students with industry advisors, grad students, and other social resources that are invaluable to a students academic plan.
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The STEM Research Association aims to provide students with valuable research opportunities across all STEM disciplines. By connecting members with faculty, researchers, and external organizations, we aim to bridge the gap between students and the research world. We plan to bring in guest speakers throughout the semester to educate our members on the different types of research being performed and how it is presented. A key focus of the club is to inform and connect members with research opportunities on and off campus, thereby strengthening their resumes for graduate school and the professional world.
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SMACS - Student Members of the American Chemical Society
[email protected] Instagram: @cpp_smacs SMACS Discord SMACS The Student Members of the American Chemical Society (SMACS) at Cal Poly Pomona is a student-led organization dedicated to cultivating community, curiosity, and career growth in chemistry. Open to all students interested in the chemical sciences, SMACS hosts social gatherings, research presentations, career panels, and networking events to support academic success and professional development.
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Promoting gender equity and inclusion on our campus; WaGMiP aims to cultivate a safe space for women and gender minorities in physics (and STEM!). We are dedicated to creating a community to uplift and support through connections, professional development, and a network of welcoming mentors! We host a variety of professional, social and creative events for the community to attend.
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