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2019 Fall Org Fair Table Assignments-092219.Xlsx 2019 Fall Organization Fair ‐ Table Assignments Please note: In the event of poor weather, all East Lawn groups will move to WEDNESDAY. Stay tuned to SOA on Facebook and Instagram @soa_nu for event information and updates. Organization Name Organization Category Table No. Room/Space Day .dev Academic ‐ STEM 25 East Lawn Tuesday 3D4E ‐ 3D Printing for Everyone Academic/Pre‐Professional 1 Louis Room Wednesday 64 Squares Recreation and Games 1 Lake Room Tuesday A&O Productions Entertainment/Programming/Social 1 Northwestern Room Tuesday Academy of Music and Arts for Special Education Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 28 Louis Room Tuesday Active Minds Advocacy (Political/Environmental included) 1 Louis Room Tuesday Advocacy Corps Advocacy (Political/Environmental included) 2 Louis Room Tuesday African Students Association Cultural/Identity‐Based 34 Louis Room Wednesday Afrothunda Dance Troupe Dance 1 Northwestern Room Wednesday AIESEC Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 29 Louis Room Tuesday Aikido Sports Clubs 54 East Lawn Tuesday Alexander Hamilton Society Academic/Pre‐Professional 2 Louis Room Wednesday Alianza Cultural/Identity‐Based 35 Louis Room Wednesday Alpha Kappa Psi Academic/Pre‐Professional 3 Louis Room Wednesday Alpha Phi Omega Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 30 Louis Room Tuesday Alternative Student Breaks Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 31 Louis Room Tuesday American Medical Women's Association Academic ‐ STEM 1 East Lawn Tuesday Applause for a Cause Media/Production 26 East Lawn Tuesday Archery Club Sports Clubs 55 East Lawn Tuesday Art Union Arts/Performance 1 Lake Wednesday Arts Alliance Theatre 88 East Lawn Tuesday Arts and Music Program for Education in the Detention Center Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 32 Louis Room Tuesday Asian American Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Religious/Spiritual 69 Louis Room Tuesday Asian Pacific American Coalition Cultural/Identity‐Based 36 Louis Room Wednesday Associated Student Government ASG 1 2nd Fl. Hall Tuesday Association for Women in Sports Media Academic/Pre‐Professional 4 Louis Room Wednesday Association of Latino Professionals for America Academic/Pre‐Professional 5 Louis Room Wednesday Association of Undergraduate Women in Science Academic ‐ STEM 2 East Lawn Tuesday Asterik A capella Vocal Performance 104 East Lawn Tuesday Athletics Sustainability Committee Advocacy (Political/Environmental included) 3 Louis Room Tuesday B Burlesque Theatre 89 East Lawn Tuesday Badminton Club Sports Clubs 56 East Lawn Tuesday Baha'i Club Religious/Spiritual 70 Louis Room Tuesday Baja SAE Academic ‐ STEM 3 East Lawn Tuesday Ballet Folklorico Mexicano: Ritmo de Mis Ancestros Dance 2 Northwestern Room Wednesday Ballroom, Latin, and Swing Team (BLA Dance 3 Northwestern Room Wednesday Best Buddies Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 33 Louis Room Tuesday Bhakti Yoga Society Religious/Spiritual 71 Louis Room Tuesday Biomedical Engineering Society Academic ‐ STEM 4 East Lawn Tuesday Blockchain Group Academic ‐ STEM 5 East Lawn Tuesday Boomshaka Dance 4 Northwestern Room Wednesday Brazilian Student Association Cultural/Identity‐Based 37 Louis Room Wednesday Bridge Club Recreation and Games 2 Lake Room Tuesday Bridge Out Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 34 Louis Room Tuesday Brown Sugar Vocal Performance 105 East Lawn Tuesday Camp Kesem Northwestern Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 35 Louis Room Tuesday Challah for Hunger Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 36 Louis Room Tuesday Chi Alpha Campus Ministries Religious/Spiritual 72 Louis Room Tuesday China Care Cultural/Identity‐Based 38 Louis Room Wednesday Chinatown Health Initiative Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 37 Louis Room Tuesday Chinese international student association Cultural/Identity‐Based 39 Louis Room Wednesday Chinese Students Association Cultural/Identity‐Based 40 Louis Room Wednesday Christian Science Organization at Northwestern University Religious/Spiritual 73 Louis Room Tuesday Circle K Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 38 Louis Room Tuesday Club Baseball Sports Clubs 57 East Lawn Tuesday Club Cricket Sports Clubs 58 East Lawn Tuesday Club Field Hockey Sports Clubs 59 East Lawn Tuesday Club Figure Skating (NUFSC) Sports Clubs 60 East Lawn Tuesday Club Golf Sports Clubs 61 East Lawn Tuesday Club Spikeball Sports Clubs 62 East Lawn Tuesday Club Tennis Sports Clubs 63 East Lawn Tuesday Club Water Polo Sports Clubs 64 East Lawn Tuesday College Feminists Advocacy (Political/Environmental included) 4 Louis Room Tuesday College Republicans Advocacy (Political/Environmental included) 5 Louis Room Tuesday Community Health Corps Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 39 Louis Room Tuesday Consultants Advising Student Enterprises Academic/Pre‐Professional 6 Louis Room Wednesday CONTRA Dance 16 Northwestern Room Wednesday Cookology Entertainment/Programming/Social 2 Northwestern Room Tuesday COPE (Cancer Outreach Prevention Education) Advocacy (Political/Environmental included) 6 Louis Room Tuesday Cornerstone Anglican Church (formerly known as Church of the Redeemer) Religious/Spiritual 74 Louis Room Tuesday Council on Chinese Affairs Cultural/Identity‐Based 41 Louis Room Wednesday Cru Religious/Spiritual 75 Louis Room Tuesday Deeva Dance 5 Northwestern Room Wednesday Delta Sigma Pi Academic/Pre‐Professional 7 Louis Room Wednesday Design for America Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 40 Louis Room Tuesday Desire 2 Aspire Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 41 Louis Room Tuesday Destino Religious/Spiritual 76 Louis Room Tuesday Develop and Innovate for Social Change Academic/Pre‐Professional 8 Louis Room Wednesday Dolphin Show Theatre 90 East Lawn Tuesday Engineering World Health Academic ‐ STEM 6 East Lawn Tuesday Engineers for a Sustainable World Advocacy (Political/Environmental included) 7 Louis Room Tuesday Engineers Without Borders Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 42 Louis Room Tuesday Environmental Engineering Undergraduate Society Academic ‐ STEM 7 East Lawn Tuesday EPIC Academic/Pre‐Professional 9 Louis Room Wednesday 2019 Fall Organization Fair ‐ Table Assignments Please note: In the event of poor weather, all East Lawn groups will move to WEDNESDAY. Stay tuned to SOA on Facebook and Instagram @soa_nu for event information and updates. Equestrian Team Sports Clubs 65 East Lawn Tuesday eSports Club Recreation and Games 3 Lake Room Tuesday Extreme Measures Vocal Performance 106 East Lawn Tuesday Fencing Sports Clubs 66 East Lawn Tuesday Flipside Media/Production 28 East Lawn Tuesday For Members Only Cultural/Identity‐Based 42 Louis Room Wednesday Form & Function Marketing Academic/Pre‐Professional 10 Louis Room Wednesday Freshman Fifteen Vocal Performance 107 East Lawn Tuesday Fusion Dance Company Dance 6 Northwestern Room Wednesday Gami Arts/Performance 2 Lake Wednesday Girl Up at Northwestern (Girl Up NU) Advocacy (Political/Environmental included) 8 Louis Room Tuesday Girls Empowered by Math & Science Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 43 Louis Room Tuesday Global Brigades Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 44 Louis Room Tuesday Global Engagement Summit Advocacy (Political/Environmental included) 9 Louis Room Tuesday Global Medical Missions Alliance Religious/Spiritual 77 Louis Room Tuesday GlobeMed Advocacy (Political/Environmental included) 10 Louis Room Tuesday Graffiti Dancers Dance 7 Northwestern Room Wednesday Griffin's Tale Children's Theatre Repertory Company Theatre 91 East Lawn Tuesday Habitat for Humanity Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 45 Louis Room Tuesday Harmony in Spirit Vocal Performance 108 East Lawn Tuesday Helicon Media/Production 30 East Lawn Tuesday Her Campus Media/Production 31 East Lawn Tuesday Homecoming Entertainment/Programming/Social 3 Northwestern Room Tuesday IEEE Northwestern Academic ‐ STEM 8 East Lawn Tuesday In Our Nature Media/Production 32 East Lawn Tuesday InLight Media/Production 33 East Lawn Tuesday Institute for Student Business Education Academic/Pre‐Professional 11 Louis Room Wednesday Interfraternity Council FSL 5 2nd Fl. Hall Tuesday International Student Association Cultural/Identity‐Based 43 Louis Room Wednesday InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Religious/Spiritual 78 Louis Room Tuesday Investment Management Club Academic/Pre‐Professional 12 Louis Room Wednesday Investment Management Group Academic/Pre‐Professional 13 Louis Room Wednesday Japan Club Cultural/Identity‐Based 44 Louis Room Wednesday Japanese American Student Association Cultural/Identity‐Based 45 Louis Room Wednesday Jewish Theatre Ensemble Theatre 92 East Lawn Tuesday Jumpstart Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 46 Louis Room Tuesday Kaibigan: Philippine Student Association Cultural/Identity‐Based 46 Louis Room Wednesday K‐Dance Dance 8 Northwestern Room Wednesday Knitwestern Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach orgs) 47 Louis Room Tuesday Korean American Student Association Cultural/Identity‐Based 47 Louis Room Wednesday Lambda Strategy Academic/Pre‐Professional 14 Louis Room Wednesday Leadership Development Club Academic/Pre‐Professional 15 Louis Room Wednesday Lending for Evanston and Northwestern Development Service/Philanthropy (including mentoring outreach
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