The Bat Advocacy and Tracking Society's mission is to deepen scientific understanding of bats’ ecological roles and advocate for their essential contributions to the environment. Through advanced tracking technologies and field studies, we aim to uncover valuable insights to bat’s habits and interactions within the ecosystems. We are committed to contributing to biological and ecological science through dedicated research, educating the community about the critical role of bats and associated wildlife, engage the public in conversation through outreach events, and provide hands-on field science experiences to students and community members.
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Our club is dedicated to supporting graduate students in the Biology Department at Cal Poly Pomona by fostering a welcoming, collaborative, and connected community. We provide opportunities for students to network, socialize, and build meaningful relationships with fellow graduate students and faculty. Through academic, professional, and social events, we encourage collaboration across disciplines, professional development, and student engagement. BGSA strives to strengthen the graduate student experience by promoting academic growth, meaningful connections, and a strong sense of community within the Biology Department.
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Biotechnology Club’s goal is to support students of all majors in learning about the numerous careers in the blooming Biotech industry. Our meetings often host guest speakers from a variety of companies and institutions like UCI, Johnson&Johnson, MedTech, and even tour local lab facilities! We meet biweekly on Thursdays during U-Hour.
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CSS is the oldest computer science organization at Cal Poly Pomona. We’re an active community that brings students together through events, workshops, and opportunities to connect, learn, and grow. Whether you're exploring CS or preparing for your career, there’s a place for you here. Come say hi! 💚
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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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The Members of Delta Epsilon Mu serve the community by advocating health education and care, and through active participation in service activities, fundraising, and outreach programs. Members are given the opportunity to directly participate in health-oriented workshops and discussions, thereby attaining access to pertinent academic and career information through association with professors, advisors, career professionals, Alumni Members and fellow Active Members.
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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 is a fun and welcoming community for anyone interested in geology, earth science, or simply exploring the world around us. We go on exciting excursions, attend educational seminars, and host fun activities where students can create lasting memories through connecting with the natural world. Students from any major are welcome to join. Whether you're passionate about earth, curious about minerals, fascinated by dinosaurs and fossils, or drawn to volcanoes, there's a place for you here. So come join us, find your people, and let's make some truly gneiss memories together.
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Our club is a local chapter of a worldwide non-profit organization that travels to and works in other countries around the world providing medical treatment to rural communities that do not have easy access to medical care otherwise, while also helping them develop infrastructure and sustainability.
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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 student chapter at Cal Poly Pomona is dedicated to creating community, building connections among faculty & students, plus developing an appreciation of the power and beauty possessed by mathematics. It welcomes all math enthusiasts regardless of major.
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The Cal Poly Pomona Graduate Kinesiology Club is dedicated to supporting graduate students in the Kinesiology and Health Promotion Department. Membership is open to current students pursuing a master's degree in Kinesiology. The club promotes professional growth and academic success through meetings and events.
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Korean American Scientists and Engineers Association is a non-profit organization founded in 1971 to advance the application of science and technology, foster international relations and cooperation between the U.S. and Korea, and to aid the career development of its members in STEM fields. As a part of the Southern California Chapter, we join both regional events with other local student chapters, and national events, as well as host our own individual activities and workshops that aid STEM development and foster connection.
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Marine Life Lovers is a community of ocean enthusiasts dedicated to marine conservation, education, and action. From beach cleanups to trivia nights, every event makes waves for a healthier planet. The Marine Life Lovers Club unites ocean enthusiasts to protect and celebrate marine life. We are dedicated to building a community of ocean lovers.
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We are a revived club dedicated to creating a community of people interested in the wonderful fields of optics and photonics. We hope to create many outreach opportunities by going to the OSSC meetings as well as establishing as an official chapter of Optica. We hope to spread the word about optics and photonics and get more people interested in the wide range of career possibilities that come from it! More importantly, we would like to create a close knit community that persists even after graduation as we are the future of the field.
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Hello, we are CPP oSTEM, a chapter of the national Out in STEM organization. We are a club on campus focused supporting queer students in STEM through making social and professional connections. We hold events every other week for queer students and allies, and once a year bring a few students to the national oSTEM conference held in October. Follow us on instagram @cppostem to get updates on our planned events, and we can’t wait to see everyone for a chaotically queer time!
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The Pre-Dental Society at Cal Poly Pomona is a student organization that supports students who are interested in pursuing a career in dentistry. We help members learn more about the dental field by hosting guest speakers, workshops and events with dentists, dental students and dental school representatives. We provide helpful resources for shadowing, volunteering, preparing for the DAT and applying to dental school. Our goal is to create a welcoming and supportive community where pre-dental students can connect with one another, ask questions, gain experience and grow academically and professionally while preparing for their future careers in dentistry.
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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.
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Pre-Pharmacy Society is a space where students can come together to learn more about the steps to becoming a pharmacist. This will be through a series of presentations given by guest speakers who are from different graduate schools with pharmacy programs. The information given can be anything from the application process, required coursework and tasks needed to enter their program, and or a run through of a pharmacy student's schedule and class types. This club will also host a variety of fun events like socials, workshops, and mixers that'll encourage students to mingle and make connections with likeminded undergraduates and individuals who are further along their path in pharmacy.
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Pre-Physical Therapy & Occupational Therapy Club
President | Kathryn Huntington Club Email | [email protected] Instagram | @preptot_cpp Linktree 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-Physician Associate Club at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona is dedicated to supporting students interested in pursuing a career as a Physician Associate (PA). Our organization provides members with valuable resources, mentorship, professional development opportunities, and networking with PA students, practicing PAs, and admissions representatives. Through guest speakers, workshops, shadowing opportunities, community service, fundraising, and social events, we strive to help members become competitive applicants while fostering a supportive and inclusive community. Our mission is to educate, inspire, and prepare future Physician Associates to succeed academically, professionally, and in serving their communities.
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SACNAS is a student-led organization dedicated to strengthening the skills, connections, and support systems of the CPP STEM community. Through career development workshops, mentorship opportunities, networking events, and off-campus civic engagement activities, we help students build the confidence and experience needed to succeed in STEM. Our organization is committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and welcoming environment where students from all backgrounds can connect with peers, faculty, and professionals. By providing academic, professional, and community resources, SACNAS empowers students to grow as leaders and prepares them for careers in STEM.
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sheCodes is an inclusive club on campus for students who are interested in coding and computer science, known for valuing community, outreach, and growth. Every year, the club offers mentoring and semester-long project opportunities, which are open to all skill levels. During the Spring, an outreach conference called FWD is held to introduce the younger generation interested in STEM. Meetings are held every Thursday during U-hour, and are open to all students who want to gain insights from industry professionals and learn from our personalized workshops. Frequent socials and fundraisers are also held, allowing students to converse and connect with one another outside of campus.
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SIAM - Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
President | Club Email | [email protected] Instagram | @siamcpp 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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The Society of Physics Students is a welcoming community that brings physics students together through academic, professional, and social opportunities. Our chapter helps students build meaningful connections with classmates, faculty, alumni, and mentors while creating a stronger sense of belonging within the physics department. SPS organizes social events such as university visits, bowling, ice skating, department dinners, and community nights, as well as professional development opportunities including alumni panels, résumé and research workshops, facility tours, and speaker events. Through these activities, SPS gives students a space to form friendships, explore careers and research, develop leadership skills, and grow both academically and personally.
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The STEM Research Association is a student-led organization dedicated to bridging the gap between undergraduate students and the world of research. By connecting motivated students with research laboratories, scholarships, Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REUs), internships, and other academic opportunities, we help make research more accessible and approachable. Through workshops, networking events, mentorship, and professional development, our organization equips students with the knowledge and resources needed to explore research, build meaningful connections, and advance their academic and career goals in STEM.
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The aim and purpose of SMACS is to promote and advance all phases of Science specifically in the Chemistry field, to provide a medium for the exchange of ideas and knowledge, to promote interest in all fields of the Sciences, and to promote friendly relationships and good fellowship within the student body for the betterment of the California State Polytechnic University, Pomona; through ethnic leadership, cultivated responsibilities, and academic achievement.
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Women and Gender Minorities in Physics is a student organization dedicated to building a supportive and inclusive community for people who are historically underrepresented in physics. WaGMiP creates a space where students can connect with one another, build friendships, find mentorship, and feel a stronger sense of belonging within the field. Through community-building events such as game nights, professional and academic opportunities, and collaborations with other organizations, WaGMiP works to make physics more welcoming and accessible. The organization also encourages leadership and advocacy while connecting students with resources and opportunities that can help them succeed throughout their education and future careers in physics.
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