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Student Organization Fair | Spring 2019 STUDENT ORGANIZATION FAIR | SPRING 2019 FIRST FLOOR SPONSORS 58 Badger Alliance for Israel 132 Caribbean Students Association TABLES A-5 | 1st Floor | DARK GREEN 59 Bangladesh Student Organization-UW Madison 133 Chinese Language and Culture Club Table Organization Name 60 Black Music Ensemble 134 Chinese Students and Scholars Association at UW-Madison A Associated Students of Madison (ASM) 61 Chinese American Student Association 135 Chinese Undergraduate Student Association (UW-Madison) B Associated Students of Madison (ASM) 62 French Ambassadors 136 Global China Connection-Madison C Associated Students of Madison (ASM) 63 Gender and Sexuality Alliance 137 Malaysian Student Association D Associated Students of Madison (ASM) 64 German Club 138 Mandarin Debate Team at UW-Madison E Associated Students of Madison (ASM) 65 Himalaya Meditation and Yoga 139 Saying Theatre F The Daily Cardinal 66 Hispanic Professionals of Greater Milwaukee-Madison 140 Vietnam Health Project G Center for Leadership & Involvement (CfLI) 67 Hmong American Student Association 141 Yuan-Shan Study Society H WSUM 91.7 Student Radio Station 68 Hong Kong Student Association I StudentPrint POLITICAL/ENVIRONMENTAL/ADVOCACY 69 India Students Association TABLES 142-172b | 1st-2nd Floor | DARK BLUE J Hoofer Council 70 Italian Club UW K WUD Music 142 Alexander Hamilton Society UW-Madison Chapter 71 Japanese Student Association L Multicultural Student Center (MSC) 143 American Cetacean Society Student Coalition-UW Madison 72 Korean Traditional Drumming and Dancing M Gender & Sexuality Campus Center (GSCC) 144 American Civil Liberties Union Student Alliance at UW - Madison 73 Korean-American Student Association N International Student Services (ISS) 145 ASK.LISTEN.SAVE. 74 La Unión Puertorriqueña 1 WUD Alternative Breaks/WUD Cuisine 146 Campus Food Shed 75 LANSe Dance 2 WUD Art/WUD Global Connections 147 Campus Women's Center 76 Latinx Badgers 3 WUD Distinguished Lecture Series/WUD Society & Politics 148 College Democrats of UW-Madison 77 Latinx Student Union 4 WUD Film/WUD Performing Arts 149 College Republicans of UW-Madison 78 Madison Association of Turkish Students 5 WUD Publications 150 Doctors Without Borders Student Chapter at UW Madison 79 Mishelanu (UW - Madison) 151 Engineers for a Sustainable World (UW-Madison Chapter) SERVICE 80 Mixed, Multiracial Student Union 152 Ethical and Responsible Business Network TABLES 6-53 | 1st Floor | YELLOW 81 Movimiento Estudiantil Chicanx de Aztlán de UW-Madison 153 F.H. King Students for Sustainable Agriculture 6 Adult Role Models in Science 82 Omulu Capoeira - UW Madison 154 Food Recovery Network - Madison Chapter 7 Advocates for Diverse Abilities 83 Pakistani Students Association 155 Free Salad 8 Advocates For Education 84 Polish Student Association 156 Gender and Women's Studies Club 9 Alpha Phi Omega - Beta Theta 85 Project 1808 - UW Madison Chapter 157 Girl Up, UW-Madison 10 American Red Cross Club of UW-Madison 86 Queen In You, UW Madison 158 International Socialist Organization, UW-Madison chapter 11 Badgers with a Heart 87 Russian Club (UW-Madison) 159 Leading Women of Tomorrow - UW Chapter 12 Be The Match on Campus 88 South Slavic Society, UW-Madison 160 Liberty in North Korea 13 Best Buddies UW-Madison Chapter 89 Taiwanese Undergraduate Student Organization 161 Luce Society, The UW-Madison Chapter 14 Big Brothers Big Sisters at the University of Wisconsin 90 Vietnamese Student Association 162 Madison Debate Society 15 Biocore Outreach Ambassadors 91 Wisconsin International Students Association 163 Men Against Sexual Assault 16 Bucky Pre-Health Volunteering Association 92 Wunk Sheek 164 Millennial Action Project UW-Madison Chapter 17 Building BASES FRATERNATITY & SORORITY 165 National Alliance on Mental Illness, University of Wisconsin-Madison 18 BundleUp TABLES 93-105 | 1st Floor | LIGHT BLUE 166a National Organization for Women - UW Madison Campus Chapter 19 Campus Kitchens Project: UW-Madison 93 Alpha Gamma Rho - Iota Chapter 166b Partners In Health | Engage, UW-Madison Chapter 20 Cardiac On Campus 94 Chi Sigma Tau National Fraternity, Inc. Delta Chapter 167a Political Science Student Organization (PSSA) 21 Challah For Hunger, UW-Madison Chapter 95 Gamma Alpha Omega Sorority, Inc. Chi Chapter 167b Promoting Awareness Victim Empowerment 22 Circle K International - UW-Madison 96 Gravitee Club 168a REthink Wisconsin 23 Colleges Against Cancer and Relay For Life 97 Kappa Delta Chi- Alpha Kappa Chapter 168b Science Policy, Outreach, and Communication Lambda Phi Epsilon International Fraternity, Inc. University of Wisconsin- 24 Community and Nonprofit Leaders UW 98 Madison Associate Chapter 169a Sierra Student Coalition - UW Madison 25 Community Health Volunteers of Madison 99 Madison Delta Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. 169b Socialist Alternative University of WI Madison 26 Ebola Survivor Corps, UW Madison Chapter 100 Phi Kappa Tau, Omega Chapter 27 Enactus 101 Pi Lambda Phi - Omega Chapter SECOND FLOOR Foundation for International Medical Relief of Children - University of 28 102 Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity, Inc. (Delta Delta Chapter) Wisconsin - Madison 103 Sigma Lambda Gamma Nat'l Sorority Inc. - Kappa Gamma Chapter 29 GlobeMed at the University of Wisconsin Madison 170a Students for Justice in Palestine- At UW-Madison 104 Triangle Fraternity - Delta Chapter 30 Habitat for Humanity Campus Chapter at University of Wisconsin-Madison United Nations Association of the United States of America, University of 105 Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. - Eta Iota Undergraduate Chapter 170b Wisconsin-Madison Chapter 31 Kick It to Cancer (UW-Madison) RELIGIOUS 171a Whole Foods & Plants Society 32 Kids at Heart TABLES 106-128 | 1st Floor | PURPLE 171b Young Americans for Freedom, UW Madison Chapter 33 Knit For a Cause 172a Young Democratic Socialists of America - UW-Madison 106 Atheists, Humanists & Agnostics @ UW-Madison 34 Leadership in Adapted Fitness 107 ActsTwo42 UW-Madison Chapter 172b Young Progressives, The 35 Lions Club, UW Madison Campus 108 Badger Catholic 36 Love Your Melon University of Wisconsin-Madison Crew ACADEMIC PROFESSIONAL 109 Badger Cru TABLES 173a-234b | 2nd Floor | RED 37 Moment of Magic University of Wisconsin, A 110 Badger Ministry 38 Peace Corps Campus Advocates 173a Alpha Chapter of Alpha Chi Sigma 111 Baha'i Campus Association 39 Project HEAL, UW-Madison 112 Calvary Lutheran Student Fellowship 173b Alpha Epsilon Delta (PreHealth Honor Society), Wisconsin Beta Chapter 40 Refugee Care Initiative 113 Campus Ministry International - Badger Chapter 174a Alpha Kappa Psi (Alpha Mu Chapter) 41 Rotaract-UW 114 Chabad Jewish Student Association 174b Alpha Omega Epsilon, Omicron Chapter 42 Sex Out Loud 115 Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship, UW Madison 175a American Association of University Women, UW-Madison Chapter 116 Christian Faith in Action 43 Student Organ Donation Advocates 175b American Medical Student Association - UW-Madison Premedical Chapter 117 College-Age Ministry 44 Student United Way 176a American Medical Women's Association, UW-Madison Chapter 118 Crossing, The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, UW-Madison 45 Students Participating in Chemical Education 176b 119 Delight Ministries, UW-Madison Chapter Student Chapter 46 Students Today Leaders Forever, UW-Madison Chapter 120 Interfaith Network (UW-Madison), The 177a American Society of Agricultural & Biological Engineers, UW-Madison 47 Support, Advocacy, and Awareness of Neurodegenerative Diseases, The 121 Jewish Experience of Madison 177b Anatomy Club, UW-Madison 48 Supporting Peers in Laidback Listening 122 Navigators at UW-Madison, The 178a Artificial Intelligence Club, UW-Madison 49 Survivor's Best Friend - UW Madison Chapter 123 Orthodox Christian Fellowship of Madison 178b Aspiring Educators of Wisconsin, UW-Madison Chapter 50 Undergraduate Zoological Society 124 Pres House 179a Aspiring Nurses Association 51 Wisconsin Homecoming Committee 125 Reformed University Fellowship at UW-Madison 179b Aspiring Physician Assistant Association 126 Salt Company Student Fellowship of Wisconsin-Madison 52 Wisconsin MEDLIFE 180a Association for Women in Communications UW-Madison Chapter 127 Sigma Alpha Omega Christian Sorority, Alpha Epsilon Chapter 53 Wishmakers on Campus - UW Madison 128 Student Ministry Team of Geneva Campus Church 180b Association of Women in Agriculture CULTURAL/ETHNIC 181a Astronomy Club TABLES 54-92 | 1st Floor | GREEN INTERNATIONAL TABLES 129-141 | 1st Floor | WHITE 181b b.Line Wisconsin School of Business Magazine 54 African Students Association 182a Badger Battalion U.S. Army ROTC 129 Asian Business and Economics Student Association 55 AHANA-MAPS Pre-Health Society 182b Badger Meat Science Club 130 Badger World Explorers 56 Asian American InterVarsity Christian Fellowship - UW Madison Chapter 183a Badger Operations Association 131 Bridges International, Madison 57 Asian American Student Union 183b Badger Rail Society 184a Badgerloop 224a Student Society for Stem Cell Research: UW-Madison Chapter 262b Badminton Club - University of Wisconsin 184b Beta Beta Beta Biological Honor Society, UW-Madison Chapter 224b Student Veterans of America-UW Madison 263a Ballroom Association of UW - Madison 185a Biomedical Engineering Society, UW-Madison Chapter 225a Theta Tau - Xi Chapter 263b Billiards of Madison 185b Business Badgers and Beyond 225b Transcend UW 264a Boxing Club - UW-Madison 186a CALS Health and Research Society 226a Undergraduate Entomology Society 264b Choi Tae Kwon Do Club 186b Chinese Psychelogos
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