Undergraduate Clubs and Organizations

The African Student Association at Baruch (ASAB) is a student organization that represents, unifies and empowers students of African descent. This association vitalizes the academic and professional experiences of members; promotes an informed understanding of Africa; foster and intensify meaningful alliances expanded beyond the Baruch college community while making a tangible difference through community engagements.

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The mission of Ascend is to continually influence and encourage the development of finance, accounting and business professionals and students while serving as a collective voice for the Asian and Pacific Islander communities in the finance, accounting and related business fields. Ascend-Baruch is an extension of the parent organization with the goal of creating a collegiate level network. Membership to join the national parent organization is optional and the dues are to paid directly to them. Membership in the national organization is not required to become a member of Ascend-Baruch.

ASEDOM (Association Estudiante Dominicano) is an organization based on accommodating Dominican students to the best of their needs, by not discriminating other cultures. ASEDOM not only offers educational and social help for Dominican students, but to everyone who wants to come and join an animated crowd full of fun and laughter.

Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA) Baruch Chapter provides many programs and benefits to aspiring students interested in accounting, finance or related career professions. Benefits of student membership include access to scholarship opportunities, skills development workshops, networking with key hiring professionals and sponsors, and discounts on various ALPFA events.

The Bangladesh Student Association‘s purpose is to further the aims of the Bangladeshi-American and Bangladeshi students of Baruch College in presenting to the College a group of intellectual, rational and socially aware students interested in upholding the highest traditions of human ideals, endeavor and philanthropy.

The purpose of the Black Student Union (BSU) shall be to enhance the quality of life for undergraduate students of the African Diaspora at Baruch College through a centralized, campus-wide organizational structure that addresses their academic, social, political and mental needs and concerns. BSU seeks to act as a support mechanism that will assist students in becoming acclimated to our college. Further, BSU shall act as their advocate, lobbyists and political voice campus-wide.

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The purpose of the Chinese Christian Fellowship is to witness to the students of Baruch College about the Word of God and to provide a comfortable environment for Christians within the campus. Chinese Christian Fellowship has different programs every week. The programs include Games, Discussion/sharing, Singing, Guest Speaker, Bible Studies, and Workshops. Our goal is to bring Chinese people from different background to a place where they can share a common belief, which is Jesus Christ, the Lord and Savior.

The Ecuadorian Club is committed to Baruch’s Student body. Our mission is to be a leading Ethnic/Cultural organization dedicated to enhancing diversity and networking opportunities for ALL students. We aim to achieve our mission by providing awareness of the Ecuadorian culture, traditions, and customs in order to express our identity and find common ground among Baruch’s rich ethic diversity.

Filipinos Uniting Students In Other Nations (FUSION) aims to unite in harmony all Baruch Filipinos and non-Filipino students. The club will function toward the representation of its members. Overall, FUSION is here to create a positive impact in our community and in our future endeavors.

Hillel at Baruch is different from the “typical” Hillel at a residential campus where Hillel provides the basis for campus Jewish community. It provides programs and resource materials on issues and occasions of Jewish interest. It is an organization that appeals to the interest of any student, regardless of his/her degree of knowledge or commitment on Jewish topics. It welcomes respectful disagreement as much as agreement. Hillel will act as ombudsman for any student or faculty member faced with anti-Semitism or discrimination. Thus, as Hillel serves the Jewish needs of campuses throughout the world, Hillel answers the call for community at Baruch.

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The purpose of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship is to establish and advance witnessing communities of students and faculty who follow Jesus as Lord. The nature of the club is to bring students to an understanding of Christ and instill love for Baruch students, faculty, and administration. One of the broad educational goals that IVCF promotes is preparing mature students who would transform the world of work and knowledge outside of the college. Some of our cultural and social aims include serving the community in urban renewal and social rehabilitation programs such as food drives and moral support for those less fortunate.

Japan Club is focused on providing significant opportunities for Baruch College students, Japanese and Non-Japanese students alike, with two focuses: The organization aims to aid Japanese students and those interested in working in Japanese companies or in fields dealing with Japan markets in communication and building relationships so as to assist them in the job-hunting process. Japan Club does this by organizing Career Forum Workshops, for those with business proficiency level in Japanese that are preparing to attend job interviews, networking receptions, or events such as Boston Career Forum. We organize Networking Events with various Japanese and American Companies, and collaborating with other organizations on campus holding events to assist in professional development. The organization is also aimed at promoting Japanese cultural-awareness. By utilizing our network with clubs on campus, other Japan Clubs in other Universities, outside Japanese organizations such as Japan Society and Resobox to our close ties with the Consulate General of Japan in New York, the organization strives to not only assist those who would like to gain work experience with companies related to Japan but also to provide opportunities to experience the beauty and depth of Japan and its people. Japan Club does this by organizing events such as: Japanese Conversation Classes (where students can practice Japanese at a beginner, intermediate, or advanced level), Food Day events (dedicated to educating and celebrating the delicious beauty of Japanese cuisine), Travel Seminars (for those interested to traveling to Japan either to Study Abroad, gain fluency in Japanese, or enjoy its culture), and even a Japanese-American performing arts showcase (“West Meets East Matsuri”) as well as many other events dedicated to celebrating its culture and authenticity.

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The Latin American Student Organization (L.A.S.O.) strives to develop strong ties between Latino students in the Baruch community. We invite students to embrace the warmth and friendliness of our culture while learning and enjoying the company of others. L.A.S.O. will be helping this process by offering events, dinners, parties and other social gatherings.
Email: LASO.Baruch@gmail.com.

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The Muslim Student Association aims to make Muslims and non-Muslims alike aware of the religion of Islam. It gives fellow Muslims a place to come and see other Muslims just like themselves. It also gives them a place to pray their obligatory prayers in a clean place. The club has no political aims but rather spiritual ones to enrich the lives of Muslims and non-Muslims. The club also has an opportunity to answer questions and many misconceptions about Islam to the public. This club promotes the idea of pursuing ones education to the fullest in a healthy way and being an asset to today’s ever growing society.

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The Pakistani Student Association aims to promote Pakistani culture and heritage and bring together the Pakistani community. We will expose our culture and beliefs to a more diverse audience, keeping in view the current developments of the world. We would like to show the world how we are a nation of peace, beautiful values and a rich heritage.

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SOON Movement is a Christian club that helps college students to develop personal relationship with God and grow as disciples of Jesus. SOON Movement desires to make good news of Jesus known on campus and the world.

South Asian Student Association (SASA) is an organization in which different South Asian cultures (i.e Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, etc.) can come together and learn more about each other’s backgrounds. We organize everything from fundraisers and charities to formals and parties! Absolutely anyone is welcome to join and learn a little something about South Asians!

The United Chinese Language Association (UCLA) of Baruch College strives to promote and educate students of the Chinese culture. The United Chinese Language Association embraces ancient tradition, modern culture, and, above all, the unifying power of the Chinese language. Through continued learning and collective teaching, we celebrate the Chinese language and the culture it nurtures. This celebration of culture rests on four pillars: Culture: We invite students of all backgrounds to celebrate these festivals and learn more about their meanings and rituals. Language Education: Join us while we explore conversational Mandarin without the stress of exams and the rigidity of a syllabus. Community: UCLA aims to make a difference in New York City. Recreation: We support each other and act as a family unit, building relationships through excursions, games, and laid-back afternoon conversations. We have made the commitment to be students and explorers of life, and we hope you will join us!

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The Vietnamese Student Association at Baruch College seeks to promote cultural awareness, increase ethnic diversity, and provide a platform for students to foster a better understanding of the Vietnamese culture and heritage. We encourage students to explore different ethnic backgrounds to increase tolerance for diversity. This ultimately allows individuals to integrate and collaborate with people of different backgrounds.
Email: baruch.vsa@gmail.com

The West Indian Culture Club (WICC) is a workshop which was formed in 1974 to promote West Indian culture, not only at Baruch College, but on the North American continent. Our workshop consists of multi-talented students not only from the various West Indian islands but from other parts of the globe. However, our common goal remains — to promote the West Indian culture and to bridge the gap that exists between other cultures and our own. We present to the Baruch community different aspects of the West Indian culture through various media: films, speakers, fashion shows, dance of the various islands, arts and crafts exhibitions. All are welcome to participate.

Women In Islam is a club that will discuss the major topics in Islam pertaining to women.

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NVC 3-270. The Undergraduate Student Government of Baruch College (USG) represents the undergraduate students at Baruch College. We are dedicated to making Baruch a better place for all of us. That means we work on a ton of great events, but also on student advocacy, facility improvements and policy advancements. Please visit usg-bearcat.com for more information.

NVC 3-291. Encounters Magazine, Baruch’s first literary journal, has had a history with the College for over 10 years. The magazine, which is now published once a semester, is a journal of original poetry, short stories and essays submitted by Baruch students. Our aims is to let the Baruch community know about our existence and to let all the poets and writers of our college know that there is a place for them even in our business-oriented environment.

NVC 3-290. The Ticker is the award-winning student newspaper of Baruch College. We report news pertinent and vital to Baruch students as well as features and entertainment. The TICKER urges all those interested to drop in and join our staff and hopes that, whether you decide to join or not, you will read The Ticker on a regular basis and maybe even drop us a letter. Please visit The Ticker’s website for more information.

NVC 3-280. The recently renovated WBMB Baruch College Radio, is the student-run radio station. WBMB trains members in all facets of radio, including broadcasting, engineering, production, programming and other areas of the radio industry. WBMB serves the Baruch community by announcing activities and news concerning students, faculty and the college.

The purpose of Alpha Kappa Psi shall be to assist in the development of students interested in business, and to create an atmosphere where students can socialize, network, and contribute to the further development and continuing growth of the business world.

Beta Alpha Psi is a national honor society and business fraternity that recognizes scholastic and professional excellence among undergraduate and graduate students majoring in accounting, finance and computer Information systems. BAP seeks to promote the study and practice of accounting, finance and information systems as well as provide opportunities for self-development, service and association among members and practicing professionals. BAP complements members’ formal education by providing them with a unique opportunity to network with professionals from the industry. This allows members to gauge the current trends and position themselves appropriately to cater to the needs of the marketplace. A minimum overall GPA of 3.5 and 12 credits earned at Baruch are required. The lifetime membership fee is $105. Please email us at BAP@bapbaruch.org for additional information.

Delta Sigma Pi is a professional business fraternity that hosts events, lectures and panels with the goal of further progressing the professional and social development of fraternity members and students on campus. We have deep connections with top firms in the financial services, accounting, and marketing industries and host stellar internship placement for competitive and revered positions. For more information please email us at rushbaruchdsp@gmail.com.

50Five Capital is a multi-strategy student-run hedge fund at Baruch College. We focus on a long/short value-investing strategy including equities, derivatives, commodities, and fixed income. We strive to cultivate a dynamic and collaborative environment where our members can develop their skills and knowledge to secure placements across a variety of financial industries. Through our dedication to disciplined value investing, comprehensive research, professional mentorship, and community outreach we aim to create a tight-knit community of highly-motivated aspiring financial professionals.

The Accounting Society give students a chance to learn more about the aspects of accounting as a career. The society brings in speakers and recruiters from various big accounting firms to connect with the students as well as provide insight on the professional world. We are open to students of all ethnicity, academic standings, and majors and are striving daily to help students jump start their professional career.
Facebook: www.facebook.com/BaruchAccountingSociety.

The Actuarial Society promotes Actuarial Science in the Baruch College Community by providing students with information on all aspects of the field and sponsoring lectures and workshops. Moreover, the club serves as a medium for students interested in forming study groups for actuarial exams.

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The BioMed Society is an organization composed of natural science majors, future healthcare professionals, and those interested in science.

The Collegiate Association of Women in Business recognizes the potential within each member of our team. Our mission is to provide young women with the skills, resources, motivation, and training necessary to become successful leaders in the business world. We seek to empower our members, inspire them to undertake challenges and encourage them to develop both personal and professional. For more information please visit www.baruchwib.org or email us at baruchwib@gmail.com.

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Consult Your Community at Baruch College is a subsidiary of a national nonprofit organization providing pro-bono consultations to local NYC businesses. ​Since our founding in 2019, we have proudly served over 34 small businesses through semester-long projects leveraging our education and experience to present high-impact deliverables while preparing our analysts for careers in consulting and beyond. Check out our website and Instagram for more information.

The Conversation Partners Program (CPP) matches native and nonnative speakers of English for informal conversations. The program is designed to help nonnative students gain confidence in English and navigate local culture. At the same time, both native and nonnative speakers expand their cultural knowledge, make friends, and build a network of professional contacts. Partners meet on a weekly basis and have the option to attend social events throughout the semester. For more information and to fill out the application form, see baruch.cuny.edu/cpp.

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The Finance & Economics Society (FES), is a professional development organization focused on providing students with the tools necessary to succeed in Careers within Financial Services. One of the oldest clubs in Baruch (we have been around since the 1930s), we are determined to educate our members and improve the college’s standing among Bulge Bracket financial institutions. By providing numerous opportunities for networking, seminars on various topics, corporate presentations as well as case studies; FES gives students a significant advantage during corporate recruitment periods.
Contact: www.Baruchfes.com; Baruchfes.general@gmail.com

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The Investment Management Group (IMG) is a student-managed simulated investment fund that specializes in long-short equity strategies. We provide our team members with technical knowledge, analytical framework, and leadership abilities via relevant work experiences in a performance driven environment. IMG seeks to develop a select group of top-performing, passionate, ambitious, and dedicated students that are interested in a career in financial services. Through our initiatives, we cultivate successful finance professionals that exceed the highest of employer expectations. For more information, you may visit our website at www.baruchimg.com or reach out to us via email at img@baruchimg.com.

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Model United Nations will help students get a better understanding of the present social, political and geographical situation in the world by engaging them in debating and challenging issues in today’s foreign politics.

The National Association of Black Accountants is an organization that forms long lasting friendships and bonds that last a lifetime. We not only help you professionally but are an organization that helps you feel a sense of community at Baruch. If you are looking to make new friends while improving on technical and professional skills NABA is the place for you! We have opportunities where you can obtain scholarships, travel to different states for conferences, gain mentors and enhance your personal and professional skills.

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The Pre-Law Society‘s mission is to provide a conduit to facilitate information to students interested in the law school application process. We seek in ourselves, and our fellow students a collective synergy through which we will strive to be the most informed and prepared law school applicants. We wish to instill in future Baruch students the values, ambition and fervor necessary to successfully and strategically endure the academic rigors of Baruch College in preparation for a legal education.

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The Psychology Club welcomes all students to join us in our curiosity about psychology! Becoming involved is a great way to meet fellow psychology students, network with professors, alumni, and professionals, stay informed of opportunities that match your interests, and much more. We host events biweekly, ranging from informative panels to fun group games. Our discord also serves as a safe space to share advice, memes, and more from one Baruch student to another. We don’t have any member requirements, so it doesn’t hurt to explore the Psychology Club’s discord and see if we’re the club for you. Also, feel free to check us out on Instagram @baruchpsychclub.

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The Wall Street Club aims to educate Baruch students about various fields and careers in the financial industry. Our weekly meetings feature industry guest speakers, student presentations, and networking opportunities. It is an ideal place for students seeking to develop their knowledge of finance beyond their coursework. In addition, we offer workshops designed to give participants hands-on training within specific areas of finance. For more information about upcoming events, e-mail us at info@baruchwsc.com to be added to the mailing list. The Wall Street Club meets on Fridays at 6:00PM.

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The purpose of the Archery Club is to perpetuate, foster and direct the sport of archery. We want to make this popular, but unfortunately not easily accessible, sport available to the Baruch community. Experience is not required. Both equipment and coaching will be provided free of charge. We participate in local and national competitions. Our practice sessions have both a lively social and competitive atmosphere.

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UNICEF at Baruch College chapter aims to organize students to facilitate the survival, protection, and development of children worldwide through education, advocacy and fundraising. UNICEF at Baruch Undergraduate Club started in September 2014 and was deemed an official club as of January 2015. Members of UNICEF Campus Initiative Clubs conduct campus-wide education, spread awareness and fundraise through events and activities to benefit UNICEF and the rest of the world’s children. As a proud Campus Initiative Chapter for the U.S. Fund for UNICEF, UNICEF at Baruch holds active membership from every school within the college. We meet 2-3 times per month, host at least 1-2 events per month and raises awareness to the children that die every day from preventable causes. We work for the survival, protection, and development of children in more than 190 countries and territories to help all children realize their full potential.

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E-Sports Association is organized to unite all students in Baruch who are interested in gaming. Our club will serve as a place where gamers can meet other gamers to discover and promote mutual development in common interests of games, and to bring competitive levels of gaming to the community while retaining sportsmanship in a fun and competitive environment. We play games as a recreational activity and study the games we play as an art form. In addition to playing games on the surface, online multiplayer games have the potential to educate. Gaming can bring people together, be used as a medium to explore new strategies and knowledge, and much more.

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The purpose of Gender, Love, and Sexuality Spectrum (GLASS) is to provide a safe space for LGBTQ+ identifying students and their allies and spread awareness of the issues faced within the community. GLASS hosts a number of events throughout the year centered around sexual and mental health for LGBTQ+ students, as well as giving students a space to express themselves freely and become part of a larger supportive community here at Baruch. Email us at president.baruchglass@gmail.com or find us on Instagram: @baruch.glass.

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The ISACA Cybersecurity Club is a student organization focused on educating the student body about IT Audit, Governance, Risk Management, and Cybersecurity.

Japanese Anime Asylum introduces and promotes Japanese Animation to members who share a common interest in this style of animation and graphic design. We will use Japanese animation as a vehicle to introduce aspects of Japanese and popular culture, history and language to the Baruch community in a friendly and fun atmosphere.

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The Transfer Student Organization (TSO) was created with the mission of helping transfer students make the best out of their experience at Baruch. It was founded by undergraduates drawing from their experiences as transfer students and campus leaders. The organization strives to be renown on campus as a club truly dedicated to students through tangible efforts contributing to their professional, social, and academic success.

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No club description available at this time.