Clubs are listed within the following interest areas:
| Academic/Professional | Political |
| Affinity | Religious |
| Awareness and Advocacy | Service and Activism |
| Governing | Special Interest |
| Media | Sport |
| Music and Performing Arts | |
| Clubs denoted with an * are Bryn Mawr/Haverford clubs. | |
| All Clubs must review and abide by all Club & Community Policies. |
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Starting a Club: Steps for starting a new club 1. Explore the clubs already in existence at Bryn Mawr College before starting a club. If a student finds that we do not have a club which is of interest to them they can choose to start their own club. However, the club must be different than any club already on campus. 2. Gain interest and members from the student body by hosting an event. A minimum of five members is required for any new club. 3. Once you have five members you can petition the Office of Student Activities to start a new club. Petitions are accepted in September and January and the petition form will be available on the Student Activities website during the first two weeks of each semester. 4. If funding is desired, the new club must submit a written constitution to SGA's Student Finance Committee in the beginning of the semester. Please review the Constitution Guide for a template. Constitution Guide (PDF) (Word) 5. All clubs are required to register each academic year with the Office of Student Activities at the beginning of the fall semester. |
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Data Science Club Data Science... Probably, a word you hear every single day in various academic commercials. Indeed, it is an emerging field that provides new ways to approach the solutions of global problems. We live in the world of big data, and having skills in the field are crucial for success in any career path. The purpose of BMC Data Science Club is to encourage students of all academic backgrounds to get interested in extracting hidden patterns and connections in the data, collaborate on projects, ask meaningful questions, and take advantage of valuable mentorship opportunities. Networking opportunities with alumni will be established and connections to other fields will be discussed. Let's tackle the world of big data together! |
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Engineers and Makers Club We work with faculty, staff, and undergraduate students to create accessible on-campus engineering and technology opportunities and resources for Bryn Mawr students. We wish to enhance student education and make the field more accessible to students of all backgrounds. We hold regular meetings in which we doing making activities as destressers. We are the BMC chapter of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE). We also serve as the student liasons of the BMC Makerspace – providing materials, funding, and training to help students create whatever they can dream! |
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Developer Student Clubs are university based community groups for students interested in Google developer technologies. Students from all undergraduate or graduate programs with an interest in growing as a developer are welcome. By joining a DSC, students grow their knowledge in a peer-to-peer learning environment and build solutions for local businesses and their community. The purpose is to bridge the gap between theory and practical use. We are creating a space for students to be authentically curious. Our club will be project focus with additional webinars/talks from Google Developers. Contact: Judy Wang |
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In 1976, an anonymous donor gave $100,000 to Bryn Mawr College for the purpose of helping students learn to invest money in the stock market along with getting familiar with financial world. The Owl Investment Group was formed and has tracked its portfolio, traditionally giving back money to Bryn Mawr College in the form of club and other donations, and outperforming the S&P 500 index annually.. Contact: Ziyu Wang |
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Pre-Health Society Prehealth Society is for students interested in going into health professions. This club works with the Prehealth Office to schedule events that expose students to different health-related careers and also helps connect pre-health undergrads in Bryn Mawr with one another. Contact: Mayisha Rahman |
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The Pre-Law Society invites people with an interest in the law to become members. This group is meant to be a community for those who are contemplating taking the LSAT and/or are considering a career in law. We will host events that will allow members to hear from actual law students, admissions counselors, and Bryn Mawr alum on the law school admissions process, law school, and what it's like to practice as a lawyer! Events include law-related movie nights, watching and following local trial proceedings, learning about the ways lawyers can use the law as a tool of advocacy, and discuss the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT) and receive access to study partners and resources. Contact: Andreanna Papatheodorou |
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Society of Physics Students (SPS) The purpose of this club is to create a Bryn Mawr chapter of Sigma Pi Sigma, an organization created by the American Institute of Physics to encourage fellowship between physics students and increase interest in the field. This club will act a place for students interested in physics to gather and promote fellowship between other physics students through the Sigma Pi Sigma organization. Additionally, we will host outreach events to advertise different opportunities in physics and different ways to connect. Contact: Elizabeth Warrick |
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The Bryn Mawr Asian American Students Association (A/ASA), is a space for Asian-identifying students, including but not limited to East Asian, South Asian, Southeast Asian, and Pacific Islanders. We aim to explore and embrace the multiplicity of cultures and identities falling under the Asian umbrella, to discuss cultural, social, and political aspects relevant to our identities, and to strengthen connections in current and past members of A/ASA. Contact: Kayla Thompson and Melanie Sung-Clarke |
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Association of International Students AIS is an organization open to both, international and domestic students in the Bryn Mawr community. The club believes in the spirit of integration, and exists to allow international students a supportive network which aids in their understanding of the United States, its environment and culture. We teach students how to navigate being away from home, as well as foster a sense of unity between all members on campus. Club membership entails having access to resources that make it simpler for international students to understand processes and concepts such as OPT, Health Insurance, Travel Endorsements and how to grapple English as a second language. Members are also given opportunities for community engagement; our meetings are platforms for open dialogue that enable students to educate the community about their home countries while simultaneously learning about others. This year, we plan to branch out the ties of our network to other International Student Organizations and Support Groups in the TriCo. Contact: |
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BACaSO The purpose of this organization is to foster a community, articulate, and promote the needs of students of African and Caribbean descent.. Contact: Rihana Oumer |
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Dharmic Students Association We are an affinity group providing a platform for BMC students to practice Dharmic religions and raise awareness in the community about these traditions. Contact: Leo Mediratta |
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*Japanese Students Association We hope to spread awareness to the Bi-Co community about Japanese and Japanese-American culture. We hope to do this by holding both interactive and educational events to help expand the community’s knowledge about different aspects of Japanese culture, such as history, culinary arts, traditional arts, and pop culture. Through other social and cultural events, we hope to be able to provide networking opportunities with other JSA’s in the great Philadelphia area. Through our activities, we aim to provide our community with a more comprehensive view of Japan. Contact: Emily Mow |
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Korean Student Association Contact: Grace Woo |
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Mawrters for Immigrant Justice Mawrters for Immigrant Justice is a grassroots activist group for fair inclusion of undocumented Mawrters on campus and for immigrant rights in the US. We are consisted of undocumented and documented Mawrters who are committed to defending the rights of immigrant youth, our families, and the communities we live in. We have made history on campus by making the College go public about admitting undocumented Mawrters on a fair basis and are excited to continue to make history. Contact: Rubia Fernandes |
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Mawrters for Mental Health The purpose of this club is to spread awareness, educate, advocate, and support those who have been affected by mental illness. We are an open, non-judgmental space for people to talk about mental health - what it means to them, what the facts are, and what we can do to affect positive change in society. Contact: Emma Fiorini |
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Mujeres* aims to foster a homelike environment and provide a space for Latinx students and allies on campus to have conversations about our cultural identities, celebrate them, and educate the Bryn Mawr community on Latinx issues occurring both inside and outside of campus. Mujeres* strives to increase the visibility of Latinx student voices, bringing awareness to issues concerning academia, legislation, advocacy, and the Latinx community at large. Contact: Tiffany Jacobo |
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Russian Club The Bryn Mawr College Russian Club is open to students from the tri-college consortium. It hosts Russian table, a bi-weekly opportunity for students of all levels to informally practice their language skills with other Russian speakers. Russian Club also holds social/academic events such as movie nights, game nights, and plans the Evening of Russian Culture that takes place each spring. Contact: Julia Hablak |
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Sisterhood* Sisterhood* is a collective for Black and African American people at Bryn Mawr College. Sisterhood* provides a space to uplift, celebrate, and encourage those who identify with the African Diaspora. We seek to create community and spark conversation on Bryn Mawr's campus. We hold bi-weekly meetings to discuss issues that affect the Black community at large, and to build family amongst people of colour on campus. Sisterhood* seeks to honour and embrace Blackness on campus, as well as promote self-love amongst racial challenges we face as a society. We host regular events celebrating the talent and intellectualism of our members and offer a safe space for dialogue. Sisterhood* is open to all genders and gender expressions. Contact: |
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South Asian Society (SAS) Together, we as a group of South Asian students on Bryn Mawr campus, wish to celebrate the beautiful and colorful South Asian culture and become each other’s home away from home. Contact: Haiqa Kamran |
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Vietnamese Student Association Vietnamese Student Association is a club specifically for students with Vietnamese heritage, but anyone interested is welcome to join. Primarily, we form a network to support Vietnamese students in their transition to college life. Secondary, we organize food workshops and open-mic shows to celebrate Vietnamese cuisines and culture. We also hold regular meetings to foster bonding between group members. Contact: Hien Nguyen |
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Zami+ Zami+ is a group for queer BIPOC both on and off campus. We’re a community based group focused on inclusion, diversity, as well as discovering and embracing our identities. We hope you consider joining our group this semester! Contact: Destiny Ledesma |
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Fem-co Fem-Co. (Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance) is an organization open to all BMC students to establish a broad constituency to work in pursuit of feminist ideals -- social, political, and economic equality for women and men, to study and take action on national, campus, and local feminist issues and concerns, to provide leadership and career building opportunities for feminist students, and to educate the community about feminist issues. Contact: Sonja O'Brien |
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Green Ambassadors The Green Ambassador's mission is to educate our Bryn Mawr community about campus environmental concerns, methods of on campus environmental stewardship, and social responsibility within the context of our community. Through weekly meetings, monthly events, and on campus initiatives, Green Ambassadors work to ensure that environmental concern is an integral part of daily life at Bryn Mawr informing our academics, administrative decisions, and community practices. Please contact Aaliyah Joseph at ajoseph3@brynmawr.edu if you are interested in becoming a Green Ambassador! |
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Rainbow Alliance is a social, cultural, and political group. Through meetings, discussions, campus-wide events, and participation in the greater Philadelphia community and beyond, we foster a community that is supportive of lesbian, gay, bisexual, pansexual, transgender, nonbinary, intersex, asexual, aromantic, queer, and questioning students, as well as their allies and those who identify as none of the above. Contact: Katherine Santarpia |
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Please sign up for Stories That Live, a Holocaust Survivor remembrance fellowship! Each student will be paired with a Holocaust Survivor to learn more about their lives and stories. At the end of the semester, students will create an imaginative endeavor to relay the Survivor’s story in some creative way - immortalized on storiesthatlive.org for generations to come to be able to see and learn from you and the Survivor! Contact Leah or Emma for more information or any questions! Contact: Emma Schechter |
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Self-Government Association (SGA) The Self-Government Association (often referred to as SGA) is the self-governing body of the undergraduate students of Bryn Mawr College. Students practice self-governance which allows them to create rules and principles for the members of SGA to abide by. Contact: SGA |
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Her Campus is a national media brand and online publication. The BMC chapter of Her Campus is a part of the national organization and provides lifestyle, beauty, and educational tips for college students via the Her Campus website. Members participate in writing articles for the online audience as well as various other activities such as photography, blogging, events, marketing, and social media. Contact: Enaas Sultan |
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Nimbus Magazine Nimbus Magazine is Bryn Mawr’s on campus literary and arts magazine, dedicated to publishing and promoting student writing, poetry, stories, essays, art, and more! Submit work for consideration to nimbusmagazine@gmail.com Contact: Meagan Thomas |
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*The Bi-College News Contact: Anna Hsu |
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The College News The College News is a feminist news journal which serves as a source of information and self-expression for the Bryn Mawr community. Recognizing feminism as a collective process, we work collaboratively to center narratives of community members of color, trans community members, folks with disabilities, and community members from low-income backgrounds. Through this continuing dialogue, we seek to promote communication and understanding while fostering independence and growth through expression. |
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Bi-Co Film Society The purpose of Bi-Co Film Society is to provide film screenings to the bi-co community with a focus on media that is not typically promoted in the mainstream film industry and community. The Bi-Co Film Society aims to foster a sense of community for anyone who loves watching movies, whether they be a casual watcher or a dedicated Letterboxd user. Contact: Eric Chung |
Music and Performing Arts |
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Acabellas We are a Bryn Mawr-only acapella group that performs at college events and concerts! Contact: Julia Kesack |
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AJOYO AJOYO is an afro-beats dance group focused on embracing and sharing West African dancing through both modern and traditional movement. AJOYO serves to depict an authentic culture that is often appropriated throughout the BMC community and beyond. Contact: Chinyere Udokporo |
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Hello, welcome to Choom Boom! We are Bryn Mawr and Haverford Colleges' first Kpop dance club, est. 2008. We are proudly non-audition and welcome anyone and everyone from all dance levels (no experience needed)! We’d love to have you! Contacts: Stephanie Strevey |
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Counterpoint is the only high-voiced bi-co a cappella group. We sing a wide assortment of genres and perform at least two concerts every semester. |
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Extreme Keys The Extreme Keys is Bryn Mawr College’s oldest a capella group! We love to sing all types of music in community with one another. We are known for our electric energy and killer concerts. Visit our social media pages to find out more or reach out through email if you’re interested in auditioning! Contact: Kate Packer-Dawley |
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*Fall Student Dance Concert FSDC is annual student-run event that enables dancers and choreographers to celebrate and display their talents within a formal setting in front of their peers in the bi-college community. The production showcases all styles of choreography and movement, and gives students interested in technical theatre an opportunity to display their skills. Contact: Isabel Clark |
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*Flute Choir Flute Choir is a small ensemble for Bi-Co flute players (all skill levels are welcome)! We rehearse twice a week for one hour and host a concert every semester. If you play the flute, we'd love to have you! Contact: Katie Perry |
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Lavender's Blue Lavender's Blue is a fun, chill a cappella group, where we sing a variety of music, focusing on doo-wop, oldies, and classic hits. We're open to all levels of experience, so come sing and have a fun time with us! |
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*Looney Tunes A Cappella We are the only SATB mixed-voiced, mixed-gender a capella group open to both Bryn Mawr and Haverford students. We take our music seriously, but we don’t take ourselves seriously! Contact: Daisy Shepard |
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We are the official a cappella group of Bryn Mawr that has sung a collection of songs ranging from classical to pop (sometimes even rap). We hold auditions for all members of the Bryn Mawr community. We perform for a variety of audiences including alumni, prospective students, faculty, and the larger Bryn Mawr community. We hope to continue contributing to the community of a cappella groups at Bryn Mawr and the larger tri-co. Contact: |
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*Pulso Latino Contact: Jackie Arroyo |
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*Scottish Country Dance We’re a dance club with weekly meetings that are a combination of technique instruction and social dance. We welcome anyone and everyone interested in dance or trying it for the first time. Our club is one of the few dance clubs on campus that focuses on social dance rather than performance, this gives people of all skill levels a more low-key environment to try out dancing! Contact: Jordan Beck |
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Shakespeare Performance Troupe Shakespeare Performance Troupe is a student theater group dedicated to performing the works of William Shakespeare and other dramatic works related to the Shakespeare canon. We perform at least one play each semester, and all productions are entirely student-run. Contact: Jia Yi Loh |
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*/Shift/ Dance Company Shift is a contemporary focused, bi-co dance group. We were founded with the intention to offer intense training, opportunities to choreograph and perform, and a close-knit dance community to committed dancers at Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges. We meet 12-16 hours/week for ballet and contemporary technique classes and rehearsals, consisting of classes taught by members of the group, as well as the advanced ballet classes offered through the Bryn Mawr Dance Department. We either host or perform in a dance concert on Haverford's campus each semester, featuring group pieces and solos. Though our main goal is provide a company where dancers can maintain and build their technique and we rehearse rigorously, we value creating a strong dance community within the bi-co, and hold frequent social activities outside the studio. Our membership is determined by audition, and we accept new members at the beginning of each academic semester. If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact shiftdancecompany@gmail.com and we will be happy to answer any and all questions! Contact: Amelia Stieglitz |
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Spoon-Fed Sketch Comedy Spoon-Fed is a sketch comedy troupe at Bryn Mawr College. We write, act in, direct, and produce shows on campus during the academic year! Contact: Elsa Nierenberg |
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Mayuri is the premiere and only Tri-co South Asian fusion dance team that incorporates classical Indian dance forms such as Bharatanatyam, Odissi, and Kathak; folk styles like Bhangra and Garba; and western dance styles such as Ballet, Hip Hop, Modern, and Jazz. The members of Mayuri choreograph cultural dances and perform them at various venues and events in Philadelphia. Contact: Krithika Tupil |
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Bryn Mawr College Democrats Bryn Mawr Democrats offers political representation progressive students, as well as anyone that want to join. As a club, we help bring different politicians and activists to campus to speak. We also host events surrounding policy issues, where students can gain information, as well as voice their own opinions. We also help to spread information about local elections, policy issues, and work increase voter turn out for the college. Contact: Amanda Blatz |
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Bryn Mawr College Socialists The purpose of the Bryn Mawr College Socialists is to organize direct action and work with other local socialist organizations such as unions, facilitate discussion of socialist thought on campus, and inform students about relevant current events and socialist theory. Contact: Allie Brenton |
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Ignite Collective (BMC Chapter) Ignite is a collective founded by and for young activists resisting state violence through direct action, mutual aid, and art. Ignite was founded in 2020 out of DC in response to the extra-legal murders of unarmed black people — at the hands of the police and law enforcement agencies — across the country. Created with the ethos of art and non-violent direct action as a means of resistance, our mission is simple: Educate. Organize. Act. Disrupt. We are currently selling stickers, prints, and other items, 100% of the proceeds of which go directly towards mutual aid funds. We are also engaging our community through reading groups, protests, and political education. We understand that activism is mercurial, ever-changing, and prefigurative. We understand that resistance to state violence takes many forms, occupies many positions, and can operate in many different ways. Building on this understanding, and on the historical resonance of Black, Queer, Feminist, and Indigenous Radical Traditions, we are a collective of friends and strangers fighting for another World. Contact: Madeline Kessler |
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Bryn Mawr College Hillel is a student run organization whose purpose is to provide opportunities to explore and celebrate Judaism and Jewish culture, and to enrich the lives of the Bryn Mawr College community and its Jewish students. Such outlets may include, but are not limited to, the provision of religious services, the sponsorship of educational events relating to Jewish issues, organization of Tikkun Olam (community service) events, and the support of events whose purpose is to bring together Jewish students on campus in a social environment focused on Jewish culture. Bryn Mawr College Hillel will endeavor to address the needs of Jewish students on campus and to encourage a sense of community between them by being pluralistic, welcoming, and inclusive. Contact: Elizabeth Warrick |
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Harvest Christian Fellowship (HCF) We are a non-denominational Christian fellowship group part of a greater church called Grace Covenant Church, and we strive to minister and foster relationships founded in faith. We welcome you to study and worship with us through gatherings such as our weekly Bible studies and Sunday services! Contact: Kai McGinn |
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InterVarsity Christian Fellowship IInterVarsity Christian Fellowship is a multinational interdenominational group of students learning what it means to follow Jesus at Bryn Mawr. We are glad to welcome students of all backgrounds to explore faith together. We have various gatherings that meet weekly for friendship, Bible study, worship, prayer, and community service. We also participate in retreats with the Tri-Co and students from the greater Philadelphia area. Stay up to date with us on Instagram—@brynmawrivcf. If you’d like to get connected with us, fill out our contact form on our website: https://intervarsity.org/connect/bryn-mawr-intervarsity Contact: Joan Ndichu |
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The Muslim Student Association (MSA) is active in facilitating a safe atmosphere in which dialogue on matters of Islamic faith can be discussed by all members of the college community, Muslims and students of other faiths alike. We aim to create an educational and enriching atmosphere where we can learn from one another through discussions, community service, prayer services, speakers, and interfaith events. Our activities include dinners and social gatherings in Cambrian Row, movie screenings, holiday dinners, and interfaith gatherings. Our goal is to provide a safe and welcoming atmosphere for Muslim students and provide opportunities for interfaith dialogue. Contact: Soaad Elbahwati |
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Newman Catholic Campus Ministry Newman Catholic Campus Ministry helps students to know and love Jesus Christ in a very human way, discover Jesus, and love Him in others and His creation. We have Sunday Mass every week and we have weekly meetings for prayer as well as simply hanging out! Though a small community here, we are very close-knit and love spending time together at Mass, in prayer, hangouts, after Mass for brunch, and especially at Christmas/Easter parties. For updates on events (as well as possible Mass time changes,) check our twitter @BMCatholic or Facebook @BMCCatholic! Any other questions or need more information? Feel free to contact us! Contact: Katherine Santarpia |
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The Rohr Center for Jewish Life - Bi-Co Chabad provides the Haverford & Bryn Mawr College communities with a Jewish home where all are welcome to explore and celebrate Jewish tradition and identity. We offer classes, discussions and opportunities to ask and celebrate. All are welcome. Contact: Zoe Shinefield |
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Amnesty International Bryn Mawr This organization is to be an advocate for the human rights of all human beings, with guidance from and coordination with the National team and the other branches of Amnesty International USA. In this chapter, we will work with guidance from and coordination with the National team and the other branches of Amnesty International USA. Contact: Maia Halle |
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Bryn Mawr Community Service Club The Bryn Mawr Community Service Club is dedicated to provide service to immigrants and minor groups in the community, help them adapt to this country and provide appropriate support. Contact: Shi-Chiao Tsao |
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The Overbrook Arts Program is a source of arts education for children at Overbrook Elementary school. Volunteers and Coordinators make weekly trips to the school providing a one hour art class to different elementary classrooms. The coordinators plan projects and the role of volunteers is to to help the children make crafts by handing out supplies, answering questions, spending time with the children, and making the project alongside them. Volunteers don’t need any previous experience with teaching or making art. Contact: Emily Whitten |
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Owl Ambassadors Bryn Mawr College Owl Ambassadors are an integral part of the Admissions program. By engaging with students and families in authentic experiences, they help create a meaningful visit and thereby assist in recruiting and enrolling a group of great students! Owl Ambassadors host visiting students for overnights, help greet guests for on-campus events, communicate to students over email, and over other online platforms. In addition to events and visits related responsibilities, Owl Ambassadors meet monthly to continue professional development and training. They develop skills in presentation and storytelling for diverse audiences. Contact: Saskia Holman |
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Owls for Service WHAT? Participate in half-day service projects at various community partner sites throughout the year. WHY? This is designed for students who are unable to make a weekly, semester-long commitment. Contact: Amanda Blatz |
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Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) The Bryn Mawr College Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is an organization that serves as a liaison between the Bryn Mawr athletic department, athletes and the campus by providing insight, activities and supports for all student-athletes. The SAAC at Bryn Mawr is comprised of an executive board elected by fellow athletes as well as two representatives from each team. We encourage all athletes and non-athletes to attend our meetings as we are an open forum for discussion and encourages new and diverse opinions. Contact: Carlie Hansen |
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The purpose of this organization shall be to create an inclusive movement for climate action at Bryn Mawr College as a part of the larger Sunrise Movement in hopes of involving our community in the Sunrise Movement. The Sunrise Movement strives to make climate change an urgent priority across America, end the corrupting influence of fossil fuel executives on our politics, and elect leaders who stand up for the health and wellbeing of all people. Contact: Carly Hill |
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Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program recruits volunteers to work with CADCOM, an agency in Norristown, PA since 2004 to help provide free tax-services to Norristown residents through the IRS-sponsored EITC-VITA program. Contact: Dana Yang |
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180 Degrees Consulting 180 Degrees Consulting of Bryn Mawr and Haverford Colleges is a chapter of the world’s largest university-based consultancy. 180 Degrees provides socially conscious organizations around the world with very high quality, extremely affordable or free consulting services. We work with organizations to develop innovative, practical and sustainable solutions to whatever challenges they’re facing. Contact: Viktoriia Borodina |
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Adopt-A-Grandparent Adopt-a-Grandparent is a student-run volunteer organization that visits the seniors of Main Line Adult Day Center on a weekly basis. Through sharing music, art, games, and stories, you will foster a relationship with an adoptive “grandparent”, thus providing both you and the senior with a source of emotional fulfillment. Contact: Chloe Nash |
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Anime Club The Anime Club provides a comfortable space for Bryn Mawr community members who enjoy anime (Japanese animation) to relax and meet other people on campus with the same hobbies. The club holds weekly meetings to watch, discuss, and learn about anime, runs events such as movie nights and club outings, and organizes a yearly trip to a nearby anime convention. Contact: Menna Khaliel |
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App/Web Development Club The App/Web Development Club intends to foster a space to encourage the design, development, and creation of mobile and web application development for all students who are interested in learning more about technology. Our mission is to encourage students of all backgrounds to collaborate and create innovative projects using the latest technology in application development. We encourage students of all experiences to build and learn with us! Contact: Jenny Wang |
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Art Club is an open community space for everyone on campus, enriching the campus with arts and crafts. We provide a fun, carefree space for people to connect with others, relax, and express themselves. Additionally, we facilitate events where people can invest in their arts and crafts interest. We are coming up with creative solutions to navigate the new social and safety challenges presented by COVID19. Contact: Anushna Lahiri |
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Bryn Mawr Board Game Club The Board Game Club offers a space for board game enthusiasts and new comers alike to enjoy a variety of table top games. Come, have fun, and meet new friends! Contact: Vy Pham |
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Bryn Mawr Chess Club Contact: Olivia Maturana |
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Bryn Mawr Garden Club/ Community Garden The Bryn Mawr Garden Club runs the community garden, and also serves as the facilitator for a more general connection between students and the environment. |
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Bryn Mawr College Mock Trial was founded in 2018 and is proud to compete as a member of the American Mock Trial Association (AMTA). We compete in collegiate tournaments as a team of attorneys and witnesses. During meetings, we analyze a realistic fictional case, as well as develop questions, speeches, and strategy while practicing our roles for competition. If you’re interested in improving your critical thinking, public speaking, writing, and legal analysis skills in a fun, engaging environment, then Mock Trial is the club for you! Contact: Emily Greetis |
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BMC Outdoor Club (BMCOC) The Bryn Mawr Outdoor's Club exists for students with outdoor interests including but not limited to hiking, backpacking, water sports, winter sports, climbing (multi-pitch and top-rope), and native species. We welcome any student to join us, and also lend out gear. This year our events will be specially planned to accommodate College policy regarding Coronavirus and everyone's safety. Contact: Kate Gold |
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Bryn Mawr Speech and Debate The intent of the Bryn Mawr Speech & Debate team is to provide a space for undergraduate students in the Bryn Mawr community to develop speaking and critical thinking skills through healthy competition over a wide range of topics concerning both the US and global community. It is also a space for students to develop speech and artistic interpretation skills through a variety of performance style events. It is our aspiration that through this team, the wider BMC community will benefit as we see an improvement in the way we conduct dialogue of important and difficult topics. Contact: Rem Aitbouchireb |
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Craft Collective Craft Collective is a creative space for students to craft, collage and collaborate using multimedia art as an outlet for self expression. We make art that feels good and is necessary. Contact: Amara Gregorek |
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Fashion Club Fashion club, in order to ensure a legacy and clear instructions for continuing Fashion Club on campus, has written the following rules and regulations for future members to uphold. Contact: Ebrar Yilmaz |
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First Gen in STEM First Gen in STEM is a student organization that focuses on bridging the gap between STEM education and underrepresented students at Bryn Mawr College. Our club values inclusion, support, and community. We believe that every first generation, low income, or underrepresented student should have access to a support network and resources to ensure that they have the information to build and develop a successful STEM career not only in academics at Bryn Mawr, but beyond Bryn Mawr in a professional setting. Through this club, members would be able to find safe spaces to voice out their concerns about struggles being in STEM and build relationships with other students through our mentor-ship program to equip them with the support and opportunities they need to develop a fulfilling journey in STEM. Contact: Jenny Wang |
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Girls Who Code is a program offering monthly challenges with exciting new material focusing on honing computer science skills and engaging women to take action, collaborate, create, and inspire one another. Plus, exclusive opportunities to meet with industry professionals & Girls Who Code corporate partners for professional opportunities and workshops. Contact: Minolta Ndlovu |
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We welcome members of the Bi-College community who seek to critically engage with a wide range of topics and ideas through parliamentary debate. We especially aim to empower those who may be underrepresented in the debate community. We are a member of the American Parliamentary Debate Association, a student-run debate organization that holds tournaments throughout the school year. We strive to foster a strong sense of community as we work to develop our critical thinking, research, and public thinking skills through weekly team practices. |
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Knitting Club The Knitting Club seeks to provide resources and community for everyone who is involved with fibercraft, not just knitters. People who crochet, cross-stitch, embroider, etc. are also welcome. Whether you are a beginner looking to learn or an expert who wants to chat, we'd love for you to come to our meetings. Contact: Rosalie Tarsala |
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Maximum Whimsy is a club dedicated to turning everyday parts of campus into unusual experiences. Through creating interactive spaces, we encourage imagination, play, and adventure in the lives of the busy student body and staff at Bryn Mawr. We do a few projects every year, ending with a display that is up for all of finals week and focuses on relaxation. Help others escape the grind. Create a world of pure imagination. Come dream for a while. Contact: Miriam Bernstein |
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Miniworld The purpose of this organization is to create a space for students to relieve stress and to exercise creative energies by crafting items in miniature, all in a supportive, fun environment. These types of crafts will allow students to develop patience, learn new hobbies, and feel a sense of accomplishment at starting and finishing various projects, thereby boosting their confidence and happiness. Contact: Shaili Regmi |
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Puzzle Club The puzzle club provides a fun, relaxing way to take a break from the stress of school by completing a wide variety of fun puzzles (crosswords, logic puzzles, sudoku, etc). The club meets once a week to complete and create puzzles of all kinds. Contact: Nisha Choudhary |
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Sudo Hoot is Bryn Mawr College's Computer Science club for hackers, coders, makers, artists, entrepreneurs, and everyone in between! Our community fosters a supportive and encouraging environment for our members to pursue their goals in technology. Through community meetings, guest lectures, tech workshops, panel discussions, and mentorship, we strive to create a social and academic space for marginalized identities in computer science. Contact: Nisha Choudhary |
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The Emerging Owls Club The Emerging Owls Club's goal is to develop an inclusive environment where members who are new to BMC or do not know much about the area surrounding the campus can come together and explore Bryn Mawr and greater Bryn Mawr through urban exploration and enriching activities about towns and the city. The club strongly believes that to be able to thrive in any community it is important to learn about the community and surrounding communities while building connections with others. Contact: Jenny Wang |
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Train club strives to establish an inclusive environment devoted to mass transit and topics in urbanism through train-related movie nights, trips to Philadelphia, and discussions concerning public transportation. Contact: Shreya Bhutani |
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TwisT TwisT is the BiCo's first club that brings together students whose special interests include but not limited to drumming, storytelling and free-styling. Just as the name suggests, the club operates solely on flexibility. Its core mission is to make all activities enjoyable for all its members. Contact: Rhoda Akua Ameyaa |
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*Bi-Co Gymnastics Club We are a Bi-Co group of students that work out at Upper Merion Dance & Gymnastics Academy in King of Prussia, PA. The group is comprised of former competitive gymnasts, enthusiastic newcomers, and just about everything in between. We aim to open the sport to a wider audience and provide an opportunity for Bryn Mawr and Haverford students to use gymnastics equipment. We will help members at any level to improve their gymnastics skills by increasing flexibility, strength, courage, and skill level. Not active Fall 2020 |
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Bryn Mawr Rock Climbing The purpose of this club is to make rock climbing accessible to Bryn Mawr College students. We would like to have weekly or bi-weekly trips to Philadelphia Rock Gym (East Falls). This will allow students the opportunity to either try rock climbing for the first time, or to further develop their climbing skills. We have many students who have never had the opportunity to climb before and who are incredibly excited to Not active Fall 2020 |
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Welcome to the Bi-Co – Haverford and Bryn Mawr – Judo Club! Judo is a Japanese martial art that has been practiced for nearly 130 years. Judo is a defensive art, which relies on suppleness and manipulating an opponent’s strength against them. Its methodology was designed to not only be used in combat, but as a way of life; Judo literally translated means “the gentle way”. At Bryn Mawr Judo Club, we not only learn the technique of Judo, but its history and applicability to every day life. Not active Fall 2020. |
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*Equestrian Club We offer horseback riding lessons for people of all levels! Contact: Paula Kissinger |
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The Bryn Mawr College Fencing Club is open to all students of Bryn Mawr College and seeks to teach and practice the sport of fencing in a safe, supportive, and fun environment. We offer instruction in all three weapons: foil, epee, and sabre. We welcome both students with previous fencing experience and those completely new to the sport! We have two professional coaches who teaches three practices a week, and we attend several competitive tournaments over the course of the year. The club has equipment for members to use. Students are provided with P.E. credit for participation. Contact: Melia Cleary |
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Table Tennis Club Bryn Mawr Ping Pong Club is a recreational group open to students who are interested in playing table-tennis. Competitive players are invited to participate in annual NCTTA (National Collegiate Table Tennis Association) tournaments. The club fills the niche for people who want to play ping pong but do not have time to commit on a varsity level. Rookie or experienced, all levels are welcome. There were plans to set up inter-college friendly matches between Haverford, Swarthmore, and Penn until Covid happened. Contact: Sania Ahmed |
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Bryn Mawr College Powerlifting Club The purpose of Bryn Mawr College Powerlifting Club is to be able to build a community through strength and conditioning. This will be a space where everyone can learn about and train for the three core lifts: squat, bench, and deadlift. Our goal is to support one and other in pushing each other toward our limits to achieve our true potential. Contact: Judy Wang |
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The Ski and Snowboard Club The Ski and Snowboard Club is open to all students of Bryn Mawr College who seek to learn and practice skiing and snowboarding. We aim to provide a friendly and playful environment for people who love snow! Days trips will be available for sign-up during the season. Not active Fall 2020. |
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Contact: Grace Cavenaugh |