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Cornell University - Extracurriculars

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Address:
349 Pine Tree Road
Ithaca, NY 14853

Website: http://admissions.cornell.edu
Email: admissions@cornell.edu

Sports

For detailed sports information, go to the website of Cornell University.

Activities

Student Activities:choral groups, concert band, dance, drama/theater, jazz band, literary magazine, marching band, music ensembles, musical theater, pep band, radio station, student government, student newspaper, student film society, symphony orchestra, yearbook

Organizations and Clubs

Number of registered student organizations: 864

Honor societies: Alpha Epsilon Delta-National Pre-Med Society, Alpha Phi Omega-Service Work Honor Society, Arnold Air Society Silver Wings (ROTC), Beta Nu-Alumni Honor Society, Chi Upsilon-Engineering, Cornell National Scholars, Cornell Tradition SAC, Gamma Sigma Delta-Faculty Society, Golden Key-all students eligible, Ho Nun de Kah-Ag Students, Lambda Phi Eta-Communications, Mortar Board-All students, Mu Sigma Tau-Engineering Co-Op, National Residence Hall Honorary, National Society of Collegiate Scholars at Cornell, Omicron Nu-Human Ecology, Phi Beta Kappa-Arts & Sciences, Phi Kappa Phi-Architecture students, Phi Sigma Pi-Alumni Honor Society, Psi Chi-Psychology students, Quill and Dagger-all students eligible, Red Key-Athletic Honor Society, Scabbard & Blade-Military excellence in cadets, Sigma Alpha Lambda, Sphinx Head-all undergraduate students eligible, Tau Beta Pi-Engineering, Ye Hosts-Hotel School

Religious organizations: (Appears as submitted by school) Africana American Worship Service, Atheists and Agnostics Association, Bahai Club, Buddhist, Tibetan Buddhist, Zen, Campus Crusade for Christ, Campus on a Hill, CARP (weekly current event discussion group), Chi Alpha, Chinese Bible Study, Chinese Christian Fellowship, Christian Science, Church of Christ, Cornell Fellowship, Cornell Catholic Circle, Cornell Catholic Community-(AQUINAS), Cornell Christian Fellowship, Cornell Graduate Christian Fellowship, Eastern Orthodox, ECKANKAR, Episcopal Fellowship of Christian Singaporeans, First Ithaca Chinese Christian Church, Grace Christian Fellowship, Hillel, Hindu, Hong Kong Christian Fellowship, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, Jewish? Reform, Orthodox and Conservative, Jewish Student Appeal, Latter-Day Saints Student Association, Lutheran Student Fellowship, Muslim, Navigators, Progressive Cornell Catholics, Protestant Cooperative Ministry, Religious Society of Friends, Student Earth Based Religions Alliance, Unitarian Universalist, United Pagan, Vineyard Christian Alliance, XLT Catholic Praise and Worship

International organizations: (Appears as submitted by school) Aegean Society, Aficionados del espa? o, African American Students Association, Africana Studies Association, AIESEC, Amigos de Espa? a, Argentine Students at Cornell, Armenians Students, Asha Cornell, Asian American Theater, Asian Health Alliance at Cornell, Association of Students of Color, Australians and New Zealanders at Cornell, Bangla Club, Black Students United, Black Theatre Productions, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Bulgarian Club at Cornell, Canadians at Cornell Club, Chilean Association, Chinese Students and Scholars, Chinese Yo-Yo, Coalition of African Students and Scholars, Colombian Association at Cornell, Committee on US Latin American Relations, Comparative Cultures and Literature Forum, Cornell Bhangra, Cornell Filipino Association, Cornell Hungarian Students, Cornell India Association, Cornell Indonesian Association, Cornell Italian American Organization, Cornell Jewish Russian Club, Cornell Mexican Student Association, Cornell Myanmar (Burma) Research Group, Cornell Romanian Society, Cornell Taiwanese Student Association, Cornell Thai Association, Ethiopian Students Association, European Club, Ghanians@Cornell, Greece Hellenic Students Association, Hong Kong Student Association, Hospitality Students International, International Graduate School Association of ILR, International Planning Students Organization, International Student Programming Board, Iranian Students Association, Irish Graduate Students Association, Israeli Student Association, Japan US Association, Japanese Graduate Students and Scholars Association, Jewish Arab Muslim Dialogue, JGSM European Club, JGSM International Business Association, Korean Students Association, La Asociacion Latina, Lebanese Club at Cornell, Luso Brazilian Student Association, Malaysian Association at Cornell, Minority Veterinary Association, Muslim Education and Cultural Association, NAACP, National Society of Black Engineers, Native American Students, Nepal Association, Nigerian Students Association, Out-in-the-World, Pakistani Students Association, Rass Club, Scandanavian Club, Shimta, Sitara, Society for Indian, Society of Minority Hoteliers, Society of Polish Students at Cornell, Sri Lankan Student Association, Stammtisch Cornell, Swiss Club of Cornell, Tarana, The Cornell Arab Association, The Cornell Carribbean Students Association, Turkish Student Association, Ukranian Club, Venezuelan Association

Other organizations: (Appears as submitted by school) Choral groups, concert and jazz bands, marching and pep bands, musical ensembles, orchestra, international music and dance groups, musical theater, dance and drama groups, debating, film society, public speaking, volunteer community service groups, departmental groups, special interest groups, chapters of national and international organizations, career groups, investment groups, educational groups

Student Newspaper(s): (Appears as submitted by school) Cornell Daily Sun (daily), Cornell Review (occasional), Cornellian (yearbook); Cornell Lunatic (each semester)

Fraternities

Number of fraternities: 49
Fraternities with chapter houses: 43
Percentage of students that are fraternity members: 28%

Sororities

Number of sororities: 22
Sororities with chapter houses: 12
Percentage of students that are sorority members: 22%

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