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K-pop Western is a community for all things in K-pop stan culture, where students of diverse backgrounds can connect collaboratively through a shared passion for Korean popular music. K-pop Western holds both social and dance-oriented events for members, creating a welcoming and inclusive space for all kinds of K-pop related interests.
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The DAN Management Students’ Association (DMSA) is an association of business students at Western University that acts as the official liaison between the DAN Management program and the student body. We aim to unite business-minded individuals across campus and seek to provide valuable opportunities and resources to fuel professional and personal growth.
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Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.dmsawestern.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dmsawestern
Twitter: https://twitter.com/DMSAWestern
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dmsawestern
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The Western’s Schizophrenia Club exists to raise awareness about schizophrenia and bring people together to enhance individuals’ passion regarding this severe disorder. The Western’s Schizophrenia Club will hold various social events informing people about the implications of schizophrenia as well as build a safe, enjoyable, and welcoming community!
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Western’s Thaqalayn Muslim Association is a diverse student club that focuses on the mental, physical, and spiritual well-being of undergraduate and graduate Shi’a Muslim students using the teachings of the ‘Thaqalayn’ or the two weighty things: The Holy Qur’an and the Family of the Prophet Muhammad, may peace and blessings be upon him.
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The Western Women In Politics Club (WIP) exists to provide women and allies with the opportunity to meet like-minded individuals who are interested in politics. WIP will further work towards promoting intersectionality in the political domain and also promote the importance of the position of women in politics across campus. Through guest speakers, networking events, socials, and seminars, members will have the opportunity to discuss the topics of politics and government with other women and allies. WIP hopes to inspire women to become involved in politics within their communities, and be a facet for allies to support them in doing so. The main goal of the Western Women in Politics club remains to create a safe and accepting community of politically engaged women and allies while providing them with the necessary skills, tools and connections to succeed in related roles.
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The Western Ukrainian Students Association is a great opportunity to get in touch with Ukrainian culture! Our goal is to foster a sense of community on campus through various social, cultural and educational events! The club welcomes all students, Ukrainian and non-Ukrainian alike, with an interest in learning about Ukrainian culture!
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With the climate crisis impacting more and more individuals on a global scale, Western Environmental Business (WEB) fosters a future generation of environmentally conscious business leaders and changemakers. Through our carefully curated programming of workshops to case comps, WEB strives to educate students on the intersections of business and sustainability. Students are encouraged to join as general members regardless of skill level or faculty. Come learn how to create a meaningful positive environmental impact!
The areas of business WEB focuses on includes sustainable:
– Entrepreneurship
– Supply Chain Management
– Consulting
– Fashion & Retail
– Non-Profit
– Marketing
– Social Finance
– Real Estate (Green Infrastructure)
– ESG Analytics
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Video Games! Tournaments! Prizes! The WCGL welcomes console gamers of all skill levels to compete with (or against) friends in tourneys for cash prizes. Take a break from school, win some $$$, and have a good time! 🙂
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The Sociology Student’s Association is dedicated to bringing together students from both Criminology and Sociology modules to foster both academic and community connections. The clubs focus is to host accessible, academic and social events that set social science students up for success in their academic careers and future endeavours. The club also acts as the liaison between the student body and the Sociology department.
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