Organizations Directory
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A Place to Talk (APTT)
A PLACE TO TALK is student-to-student peer listening for the Hopkins community. We provide a cozy environment for anyone to discuss anything, from everyday frustrations to serious concerns. Peer listeners are undergraduate students who have been trained
Active Minds @ JHU
We want to become the voice on the Hopkins campus to faciliate a conversation about mental health. We recognize the various changes and challenges student may face in their daily lives, and while our minds are engaged in receiving all the
Adoremus
Adoremus is the Johns Hopkins Christian a cappella group devoted to sharing music with our diverse student body and our neighborhood community. Established in 1995, Adoremus continues to serve our campus through song.
Advocates for Autism (AFA)
AFA is a student advocacy group for people on the Autism Spectrum. We bring information about autism to campus through engaging events and speakers. AFA also connects members to volunteer opportunities working with people with developmental disorders.
African Students Association
ASA? What does that stand for? Are there cars in Africa? Do you live in trees or huts? Many have been asked these and other such ridiculous questions. Initial reaction may be to take offense. But, when it is taken into consideration that many of these
Agape Campus Christian Fellowship
We are a group of students at JHU who are committed to live this life and faith together in our college years. We are also to love our campus as God has loved us! Whether you're a new Christian or not, there's a place for you here!
Aikido Club (JHU Aikido)
We study and practice Aikido, the Japanese martial art of harmony. For more info, go to http://www.jhuaikido.com.
Alexander Hamilton Society (AHS)
The primary purpose of our organization is to bring policy experts to campus to debate about foreign, national security and economic policy.
AllNighters, The Johns Hopkins
The Johns Hopkins AllNighters are JHU's premiere all-male a cappella group.
Alpha Delta Phi (Wawa)
The Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity was founded in 1832 at Hamilton College in Clinton, New York by Samuel Eells (1810-1842). Founded as a literary society, it evolved into one of the most distinguished of the original American college