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Student Groups Advised by Undergraduate Student Life Group Name Gov Brd Adviser 180 Degrees Consulting SGB Ryan Scherr A-B 4X4 ABC Sherry Leung Active Minds SGB Marnie Whalen Activities Board at Columbia (ABC) ABC Josh Lucas Adventist Christian Fellowship SGB Annie Virkus African Students Association (ASA) ABC Erica Williams African-Diaspora Literary Society ABC Sherry Leung Ahimsa SGB Christine Cain Alexander Hamilton Society SGB Pete Cerneka Alpha Chi Omega (536 W. 114th) FSL Yvonne Pitts Alpha Delta Phi (526 W. 114th) FSL Brad Badgley Alpha Epsilon Pi (EC H1003) FSL Brad Badgley Alpha Omega SGB Annie Virkus Alpha Omicron Pi FSL Brad Badgley Alpha Phi Alpha FSL Yvonne Pitts American Academy of Environmental Engineers (AAEE) ABC Briget Arndell American Institute of Aeronautics & Astronautics (AIAA) ABC Briget Arndell American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) ABC Briget Arndell American Medical Student Association (AMSA) ABC Christine Cain American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) ABC Briget Arndell American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) ABC Briget Arndell Amnesty International SGB Ryan Scherr Anime Club ABC Aaron Gomes Application Development Initiative ABC Ryan Scherr Aquanuts IGB Christine Cain Armenian Club ABC Chia-Ying Pan Artist Society, The ABC Naja Muhammad ASCU - Actuarial Society IGB Christine Cain Asian American Alliance ABC Raphael Richard Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month (APAHM) ABC Raphael Richard Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) ABC Briget Arndell Association for Negotiation and Conflict Resolution (ANCORS) IGB Christine Cain Atheist and Agnostic Students Society SGB Aaron Gomes Bacchanal ABC Aaron Gomes Bach Society ABC Danielle Gautier Bachata Dance Social ABC David Milch Barnard/Columbia Divest for Climate Justice SGB Ryan Scherr Beta Theta Pi (550 W. 114th) FSL Brad Badgley Bhakti Club SGB Josh Lucas Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) ABC Briget Arndell Black Heritage Month (BHM) ABC Erica Williams 2015 Black Students Organization (BSO) ABC Erica Williams Black Theatre Ensemble (BTE) ABC David Milch Blue & White (The) ABC Sherry Leung Blue Key Society IND Josh Lucas ReFuel Brazilian Society ABC Marta Esquilin Bridge Club IGB Pete Cerneka Club Club Buddhism for Global Peace IGB Christine Cain BuildOn SGB Christine Cain Student Groups Advised by Undergraduate Student Life Camp Kesem SGB Marnie Whalen Canterbury SGB Ryan Scherr C Caribbean Students Association (CSA) ABC Erica Williams CCO - Columbia Community Outreach SGB Marnie Whalen Central Asian Student Association SGB Chia-Ying Pan Chabad Student Network SGB Ryan Scherr Chandler Society for Undergrad Chemistry ABC Naja Muhammad Charles Drew Premedical Society ABC Briget Arndell Chess Club ABC Naja Muhammad Chicano Caucus ABC Marta Esquilin Chinese Student Club (CSC) ABC Raphael Richard Chowdah Sketch Comedy Group ABC Danielle Gautier Christians on Campus IGB Aaron Gomes CIRCA Columbia Intl.Relations Council and Association ABC Briget Arndell Circle K International SGB Marnie Whalen Clefhangers ABC Danielle Gautier Club Bangla ABC Raphael Richard Club Zamana ABC Raphael Richard College Libertarians SGB Pete Cerneka Colleges Against Cancer SGB Naja Muhammad Columbia Architecture Society ABC Briget Arndell Columbia Art of Living IGB Aaron Gomes Columbia Association of Pre-Dental Society (CAPS) ABC Ryan Scherr Columbia Baha'i Club SGB Naja Muhammad Columbia Ballet Collaborative ABC David Milch Columbia Barnard Tango Club IGB Danielle Gautier Columbia Blue Glaze Theatre IGB David Milch Columbia Catholic Undergraduates SGB Naja Muhammad Columbia Child's Rights IGB Christine Cain Columbia Chinese Bible Study Group IGB Naja Muhammad Columbia Classical Performers (CCP) ABC Danielle Gautier Columbia Club Austria IGB Chia-Ying Pan Columbia College 2016 Class Council (CC’16) CCSC Aaron Gomes Columbia College 2017 Class Council (CC’17) CCSC Annie Virkus Columbia College 2018 Class Council (CC’18) CCSC Annie Virkus Columbia College 2019 Class Council (CC’19) CCSC Aaron Gomes Columbia College Student Council (CCSC) CCSC Josh Lucas Columbia Community Outreach SGB Marnie Whalen Columbia Computer Science Pre-Professional Society ABC Briget Arndell Columbia Crown and Cross SGB Philip Masciantonio Columbia Data Science Society IGB Sherry Leung Columbia Dorm Room Diplomacy SGB Ryan Scherr Columbia East Asia Review ABC Sherry Leung Columbia Engineers Without Borders - EWB ABC Pete Cerneka Columbia eSports ABC Naja Muhammad Columbia Faith and Action SGB Christine Cain Columbia Financial Investment Group (CFIG) ABC Sherry Leung 2015 Columbia Germanic Cultural Society ABC Chia-Ying Pan Columbia Investment Banking Division ABC Ryan Scherr Columbia Japan Society ABC Raphael Richard ReFuel Columbia Journal of Literary Criticism ABC Philip Masciantonio Columbia Mock Trial Team ABC Briget Arndell Club Club Columbia Musical Theatre Society (CMTS) ABC David Milch Columbia Neuroscience Society ABC Briget Arndell Columbia New Music (formerly Works & Process) ABC David Milch Student Groups Advised by Undergraduate Student Life Columbia Organization of Rising Entrepreneurs (CORE) ABC Ryan Scherr Columbia Political Union SGB Pete Cerneka Columbia Por Colombia ABC Marta Esquilin C Columbia Precipice ABC David Milch Columbia Pre-Law Society ABC Ryan Scherr Columbia Queer Alliance (CQA) SGB Chris Woods Columbia Queer Business Society ABC Annie Virkus Columbia Review ABC Philip Masciantonio Columbia Right to Life - CRL SGB Marnie Whalen Columbia Science Review (CSR) ABC Sherry Leung Columbia Sports Business Club ABC Ryan Scherr Columbia Students for International Service - CSIS SGB Pete Cerneka Columbia Students for Justice in Palestine SGB Ryan Scherr Columbia Super Smash Bros. Club ABC Naja Muhammad Columbia Television (CTV) ABC Aaron Gomes Columbia Turkish Students ABC Chia-Ying Pan Columbia Undergraduate Consulting Club ABC Sherry Leung Columbia Undergraduate Law Review ABC Sherry Leung Columbia Undergraduate Science Journal (CUSJ) ABC Sherry Leung Columbia University Bellydancing Troupe ABC Danielle Gautier Columbia University Bhangra ABC David Milch Columbia University Central and Eastern European Club (CUCEEC) IGB Chia-Ying Pan Columbia University Coalition for Sustainable Development (CUCSD) IGB Ryan Scherr Columbia University College Democrats SGB Pete Cerneka Columbia University College Republicans - CUCR SGB Pete Cerneka Columbia University Dance Marathon SGB Aaron Gomes Columbia University Educational Studies Program SGB Christine Cain Columbia University Film Productions (CUFP) (aka CUPDC) ABC Naja Muhammad Columbia University Financial Engineering (CUFE) ABC Briget Arndell Columbia University Liberty in North Korea SGB Christine Cain Columbia University Lion Dance ABC Danielle Gautier Columbia University Performing Arts League (CUPAL) ABC David Milch Columbia University Photography Society (CUPS) ABC Naja Muhammad Columbia University Players ABC Danielle Gautier Columbia University Red Cross SGB Annie Virkus Columbia University Science Fiction Society ABC Aaron Gomes Columbia University Society of Hip Hop (CUSH) ABC Philip Masciantonio Columbia University Students for Human Rights - CUSHR SGB Pete Cerneka Columbia University SUR (CU SUR) ABC David Milch Columbia University Wind Ensemble ABC David Milch Columbia University Wushu Club ABC David Milch Columbia Vegan Society SGB Pete Cerneka Columbia Women's Business Society (CWBS) ABC Naja Muhammad Columbia-Barnard Jewish Voice for Peace SGB Ryan Scherr Columbia-China Law Business Association (CCLBA) ABC Sherry Leung Columbian Iranian Students Association (CISA) ABC Erica Williams Compass Christian Koinonia SGB Christine Cain Consilience: The Journal of Sustainable Development IGB Christine Cain Conversio Virium (BDSM Informational Group) ABC Chris Woods 2015 CSC - Columbia Students for Christ SGB Aaron Gomes CU Chinese Students and Scholars Association (CUCSSA) IGB Chia-Ying Pan CU Family Support Network IGB Jawad Cipriani ReFuel CU Food Sustainability Project (CU-FSP) SGB Naja Muhammad CU Generation ABC Danielle Gautier CU Informs Briget Arndell Club Club CU Raas Team ABC Danielle Gautier CU Records ABC Philip Masciantonio Student Groups Advised by Undergraduate Student Life CU Sewa (Sikhs Society) SGB Christine Cain CUBA - Columbia University Buddhist Association IGB Aaron Gomes Culinary Society of Columbia University ABC Briget Arndell C- I CUPID - Columbia University Partnership for International Development IGB Christine Cain CU-PSI - Columbia University Public Service Initiative SGB Marnie Whalen CUSign aka Sounds of Unlimited Love - SOUL ABC Naja Muhammad DDSO - Double Discovery Student Organization SGB Marnie Whalen Delta Gamma (552 W. 113th) FSL Yvonne Pitts Delta Sigma Phi (531 W. 113th) FSL Yvonne Pitts Delta Sigma Theta FSL Coco Vonnegut DeltaGDP SGB Christine Cain Design for America - DFA SGB Marnie Whalen Dhoom ABC David Milch Divest Barnard SGB Ryan Scherr Double Exposure ABC Philip Masciantonio Economics Society ABC Sherry Leung Edonation Project IGB Marnie Whalen Engineering Student Council (ESC) ESC Josh Lucas Ethio-Eritrean Student Associations ABC Erica Williams Everyone Allied Against Homophobia (EAAH) SGB Chris Woods Ex-Yu@CU (students from the former country of Yugoslavia) IGB Chia-Ying Pan Falun Dafa Club at Columbia University IGB Aaron Gomes Federalist Paper ("The Fed") ABC Philip Masciantonio FeelGood CU SGB Aaron Gomes Fem Sex ABC Marta Esquilin Ferris Reel Film Society ABC Aaron Gomes First Robotics SGB Marnie Whalen French Cultural Club ABC Chia-Ying Pan Fruit
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