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To provide a platform for students to discuss trade ideas and views on the financial markets, and to enrich and supplement their knowledge of trading and investing in public securities through the hosting of regular discussion/educational sessions as well as the offering of opportunities to participate on different mock trading desks. The focus of the organization is limited to trading and investment strategies, roles, and products in the public securities markets.

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RU SHRM Undergraduate Student Chapter’s missions will include but not be limited to:
1. Uniting the undergraduate students who have declared human resource management as his/her major/minor and those undergraduate students who show a great depth of interest in the field of human resource management with one another.
2. Providing networking opportunities its members with professionals, specialists, and experts in human resources management through series of events during the academic year.
3. Assisting its general members with academia and insights on being successful undergraduate students here at Rutgers University, the State University of New Jersey.

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To promote a feeling of goodwill among those interested in the Animal Sciences, to develop and aid in advancing the general welfare of the subject and its members as a whole, and to provide career assistance and direction to its members, as well as educational and social opportunities within the field of Animal Science.

Category: Academic
Website: http://sps.physics.rutgers.edu/
Officer: Please contact the Student Organization office for more information about this organization.
To develop the Rutgers Physics community, which includes all students who are interested in physics. To promote interaction between undergraduates and the faculty of the Rutgers Physics department. To promote a general understanding and appreciation for physics on a whole throughout the Rutgers Community. To represent Rutgers in the national SPS organization

Category: Academic
Website: http://www.ruspj.org
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The Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) at Rutgers serves to educate its members about the field of journalism through workshops, panels and speakers. SPJ also bridges chapter members with national SPJ as well as the parent organization SPJ through regional and national conferences.

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The purpose is to create interest among South Asian students to pursue their careers in science. Furthermore, this organization will provide resources and tools for those who are already in science. And, to create the strong sense of South Asian cultural community that enforces the educational goals in sciences.

Category: Academic
Website: http://ruslug.rutgers.edu/
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To provide a learning forum for the UNIX-like operating system Linux, its associated utilities, as well as the Open Source and Free Software movements behind its growth, and advocate their use both inside and outside the unviersity.
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Category: Academic
Website: http://ssscr.rutgers.edu
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To provide a venerable structure dedicated to promoting stem cell research that will save human lives and augment the quality of life for those who suffer.

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Technology and Economics Club (TEC) endeavors to inform the student population of the ongoing and emerging innovations in the global economy. In doing so, students gain an understanding of the dynamic between technology and economics to better comprehend how the marketplace evaluates new products and ideas. TEC examines the creativity and genius that lead to cutting edge innovations as well as the economic principles that influence their adoption. TEC will host events and invite guest speakers during the semester, and will conduct research projects on emerging markets.

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This journal is meant to explore the origins and foundations of many practices and innovations still alive in society today. It is meant to expose the initial roots that have sparked modern practices in areas such as medicine, law, politics, literature, and art. Each issue will feature a single time period, such as “The Ninth Century” in which the journal highlights the birth of the fundamental innovations that have shaped modern practices, and connect these origins to the practices today. For each time period featured, different areas of academic interest are examined, such as those noted above (medicine, law, politics, etc.). The newsletter is meant to unify the Rutgers community and welcome it to see the historic foundations of modern society with a clearer perspective, visualizing the many different aspects of it that they may not learn about otherwise.

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