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Anime of NU
Web site: Not available
Email: anime@neu.edu 
Mission:  The purpose of the club is to watch anime and educate the community on Japanese culture.

Awareness Brings Change
Web site: Not available
Email: ccovaw@neu.edu
Mission: A student-led program dedicated to effectively educating the campus community on the fprevention and response of domestic violence, stalking, and sexual assault. Taking infividual threads of empathy, awareness, and compassion, the Center's overarching aim is to weave a tapestry of interconnectedness that empowers the individual, affirms the human condition, and promotes positive change.

Ballroom Dance Club
Web site: Not available
Email: nuballroom@gmail.com , nubdc@neu.edu  
Mission: To provide social ballroom dancing lessons to the Northeastern community as well as the opportunity to compete at the collegiate level.

Brothers About Change
Web site: Not available
Email: Not available
Mission: Brothers About Change (BAC) BAC is a student organization that was created as a support group for ment of color on a majority white campus. Our goal is to strengthen our community by raising social awareness and serving our people through involvement in initiatives.

Campus CEO
Web site: Not available
Email: Not available
Mission: To prepare successful future business leaders. Campus CEO will aid students in their development of business, leadership, decision making, and management skills. Current and/or former CEO's of big, small, private, and publick companies will connect with students to offer real life CEO exposure. Campus CEO will guide members in process of creating a successful business plan. Members of Campus CEO propose to facilitate and/or enter business plan competitions, attend workshops, seminars, and Business "Boot Camps."

Chess Club
Web site: www.northeastern.edu/chess
Email: northeasternchessclub@gmail.com  
Mission: Hold regularly scheduled meetings for the purpose of playing Chess both formally and informally, on competitive and friendly levels, respectively. To establish and maintain a network of members and Chess aficionados within the community of Northeastern University. Sponsor and attend regular formal competition.

Deaf Club
Web site: www.nudc.neu.edu 
Email: nudeafclub@gmail.com 
Mission: To expose members of all things related to deaf culture in enjoyable, informative environments.

Debate Team 
Web site: Not available
Email: nudebate@neu.edu
Mission: The Northeastern Debate Team strives to practice debating skills, debate within the team, and compete with other schools  colleges and universities..

Downhillers Ski & Snowboard Club
Web site: www.nudownhillers.neu.edu 
Email: nudownhillers@gmail.com 
Mission: The Northeastern University Downhillers Ski and Snowboard Club exists to help make the winter Sportss of skiing and snowboarding more accessible and affordable to the NU student body.

Eating & Weight Concerns Project (NEWCOPE)
Web site: www.dac.neu.edu/newcope
Email: newcope@neu.edu
Mission: To provide students with support through resources and information as well as promoting awareness on issues related to eating disorders , weight and body image.

Emergency Medical Services Interest Group (NUEMSIG)
Web site: http://sites.google.com/site/nuemsmembers/home
Email: Not available
Mission: To promote Emergency Medical Services, EMS awareness, and emergency preparedness. The organuization will cooperate with Norhteastern University and NUPD to contribute to the safety of Northeastern, as well as to provide growth and leadership opportunities to it's members.

Entrepreneur / Innovators Club
Web site: Not available
Email: entrepreneur/innovators@neu.edu
Mission: The Entrepreneur/ Innovators Club sponsors events for its members to learn about starting and growing new ventures. Issues such as writing a business plan, raising capital to manage the venture are addressed. The club also sponsors the undergraduate track of the Northeastern Business Plan Competition.

Females' Center of Excellence & Leadership (Xcel)
Web site: www.xcel.neu.edu
Email: NU_Xcel@yahoo.com
Mission: Xcel focuses on the personal and professional development of its members through community service, mentoring, and leadership opportunities

Feminist Student Organization
Web site: www.dac.neu.edu/womens.studies/feminist_student/
Email: nufeministstudentorg@gmail.com
Mission: To promote and encourage the empowerment of women on campus.

Global Medical Relief Program
Web site: www.globemed.neu.edu 
Email: globemed.nu@gmail.com 
Mission: To promote and sustain quality health care communities in need globally, as well as to organize students for this purpose. To be part of and aid in a worldwide community of Organizationss whom are also steadfast in providing health care thourhout developing regions.

Hammered
Web site: Not available
Email: Not available
Mission: To question the social and cultural role of drugs & alcohol and to provide alternatives.

Haute Fashion
Web site: Not available
Email: fashionishaute@gmail.com
Mission: To bring fashion to life on campus, spark an on campus envisornment, educate and promote fashion across all aspects, estab;osj a networking community, function as a tool for the community, capture the awe and appreciation of our audienc.

Huskiers & Outing Club (NUHOC)
Web site: http://www.nuhoc.neu.edu/wiki
Email: nuhoc@neu.edu
Mission: To initiate, develop and maintain outdoor activities for the Northeastern University community that satisfy the need for outdoor recreation and education.

Husky Energy Action Team
Web site: www.heat.neu.edu
Email: nuheat@gmail.com
Mission: The purpose of HEAT is to educate the Norhteastern community on all facets of global warming, including climate science and potential solutions; to work with students, faculty, staff and the administration to reduce the Univeristy's overall contribution to global warming, while promoting increased utilization of sustanable and environmentally friendly energy production and efficiency measures; and to advocate for said objectives to local and national policy makers.

Jump Mode
Web site: Not available
Email: Not available
Mission: The purpose of Jump Mode is to bring students together in a positive environment, to jump Double Dutch, Step and Dance.

MiniBaja (NU)
Web site: www.coe.neu.edu/Groups/minibaja
Email: team@numotorsports.com  
Mission: To encourage personal and professioanl development of all members, to emphasize that the responsibilities and achievements are those of its student members. And to promote fellowship among all members.

NU Go Club
Web site: Not available
Email: Not available
Mission: The game of Go (chinese: weigi, korean: Baduk) is the oldest board game still played today, being 3000-4200 years old. The game, enjoyed by roughly 1 in 250 people world wide, is the subject of much intrique and debate. With rules that can be taught in a few minutes, and complexity that keeps the game interesting for millenia, Go is perhaps one of the most unique board games. The purpose of the club is to create an environment on campus dedicated to teaching of, playing of, and discussion of the game.

NU Eats
Web site: Not available
Email: nueats@googlegroups.com
Mission: To foster an environment that strengthens students culinary arts skills, broaden their knowledge of food, and diversity their palates.

NU Nutrition Club
Web site: Not available
Email: Not available
Mission: The mission of this group is to promote healthful eating habits and educate people on nutrition and how it is related to health. The group's pupose is also to create an environment around and in Notheastern that is conducive to healthful eating habits.

NU Stand
Web site: Not available
Email: nustand@neu.edu
Mission: NUSTAND currently brings together students to work towards an end to genocide everywhere once the crisis in Darfur ends. Specifically, NUSTAND works to increase consciousness about the crisis in Darfur among fellow students and in the Boston community, to raise funds for relief and protection for the victims and displaced, and to advocate for political action to be taken for a swift and sustainable solution to ending genocide.

NU Surfriders
Web site: Not available
Email: Not available
Mission: To unite surf enthusiasts and provide a network of resources and education to those interested in surfing culture.

NU Weekenders
Web site: Not available
Email: Not available
Mission: To provide a means by which any student can suggest, plan, and particiapte in activities. Provide a nework in which a student can recruit other paricipants for that activity. Allow students exposure to new and enriching ventures. Provide an avenue for students to raise and receive funds to lower the cost of planned activities.

NUTRONS, FIRST
Web site: www.nutrons.neu.edu
Email: dgoldthw@coe.neu.edu

NUBiLAGA (Bisexual, Lesbian, Gay, Transgendered & Straight Alliance)­­
Web site: www.nubilaga.neu.edu
Email: nubilaga@gmail.com
Mission: NUBiLAGA will represent the interests and issues of concern of the bisexual, lesbian, gay, transgender, undecided, and straight supportive community at Northeastern, to other members of the Northeastern community including students, faculty, staff, and administrators.  NUBiLAGA will act as a social, cultural, support and resource center for students, faculty, staff and other members of the NU community, whether they be alumni or friends of NUBiLAGA.  We will be willing to provide help and information on issues of concern to the gay, lesbian and bisexual community.

Peer Leadership
Web site: Not available
Email: nupeerleaders@gmail.com
Mission: To make healthy decisions in relation to drugs and alcohol. They accomplish this through educational programming, awareness campaigns, social activities and an overall presence on campus. Peer Leaders will work with the Office of Prevention and Education at Northeastern to provide resourceful information and promote healthy lifestyle choices, specifically in relation to drugs and alcohol.

Progressive Student Alliance (PSA)
Web site: Not available
Email: psa@neu.edu
Mission: We strive to promote issues of social justice both on Northeastern campus and in the greater community through the use of education, petition, and direct action.

Semper Fi Society (NU)
Web site: Not available
Email: nusemperfisociety@gmail.com
Mission: To educate train and recreat with Northeastern students enrolled in, interestedin, or who support the United States marine Corps and the Officer Commissioning Program. The group would also be a social connection for past and present marines, officer candidates and any other NU student woho supports the USMC.

Student Alumni Association
Web site: www.nusaa.neu.edu
Email: nusaa@neu.edu
Mission: To offer educational, social, and character enriching activities for all students and alumni at Northeastern University.

Students for Environmental Action
Web site: www.commugreen.wetpaint.com/page/Students+for+Environmental+Action
Email: Not available
Mission: To activate and educate the student population on how to improve their environment locally and globally.

Students for Choice
Web site: Not available
Email:  nuprochoice@gmail.com 
Mission: Northeastern Students for Choice exists to educate the university community about reproductive health and rights, to translate increased awareness into pro-choice activitsm on cmapus, and to serve as a coalition partner to state, national, and international repoductive rights efforts.

Students for Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP)
Web site: Not available
Email: nussdp@googlegroups.com
Mission: To provide students with, first and foremeost, a safe environment; where they can feel comfortable expressing any outspoken beliefs thay may have on the controversial topic of substance abuse and drug policy reform, whether that be for or against. We encourage peers from all backgrounds to be involved with campus resources as well as local outreach programs that are designed for treating substance abuse as a public health issue. We will sponsor sponsor events and advertise our message in a way that will promote mainstreaming the issues involved in drug policy reform that have been the platforms of the natioanl campaign: repeal of the aid elimination penalty of the HEA grassroots campus change campaign, encouraging students to be involved with drug education and counseling as well as peer leadership programs, promoting the medical amnesty policy, responding to biased an ineffective government sponsored anti-drug ads, and a student's right to privacy from unwarranted drug testing and search.

Teaching English Language & Literacy (NU TELLS)
Web site: Not available
Email: Not available
Mission: To help the Northeastern Community with their grasp of the English Language as well as their literacy skills.

Vegetarians United (NUVU)
Web site: Not available
Email: Not available
Mission: To promote knowledge of the vegetarian/vegan lifestyle within the Norhteastern community, to build awareness of animal friendly products available to the Northeastern community, promote and network at vegetarian events in the metropolitan Boston area, and to educate the Norteastern community as to the ethical, nutritional, environmental, political, and economic benefits associated with a vegetarian/vegan lifestyle.

Wireless Club
Web site: Not available
Email: wirelessclub@neu.edu
Mission: We are a group of students who take pleasure in practicing the art and science of radio and electronics. We operate a fully equiped radio station(W1KBN), whose multitude of functions allow us to communicate, learn and help others in their endeavors.

Writers Rambling
Web site: Not available
Email: writers_rambling@neu.edu
Mission: We aim to create a space for Northeastern writers to gather, where we can exercise our creative writing capabilities and use those skills to reach out to the larger community through writing workshops.

Youth Actions for Rural Africa (YARA-NU)
Web site: Not available
Email: Not available
Mission: To raise funds and increase awareness with the need to alleviate health and poverty in Africa. The funds raised shall be used to support other programs sponsored by its affiliated organization.