The University of Waterloo’s Gujarati Student Association (GSA) is a club that aims to foster a community to curate cultural expression for the Waterloo body. This club intends to make Waterloo faculty members and students feel connected with each other through their ethnic groups. We want to promote Gujarati culture by organizing a variety of cultural events, workshops, and activities. This club aims to create a safe environment where everyone can feel comfortable and respected through enjoyment and interactions with others.
You can get in touch with us by emailing gsauwaterloo@gmail.com or messaging on our Instagram page: @uw.gsa.

HanVoice Canada is the largest Canadian non-profit organization focused on advancing the North Korean human rights cause by working with leading politicians and policy experts to promote the human rights agenda into legislation and political action.
At HanVoice Waterloo, we seek to give a voice to the voiceless with on-the-ground advocacy efforts on behalf of the North Korean people, who remain voiceless and oppressed in the face of insurmountable odds. Whether inside, outside, or in transit from North Korea, we support the North Korean people in whatever way we can.

Hemoglobal Waterloo aims to improve the health of children affected by fatal blood diseases in Asia. We strive to make care fair by working to provide all children, regardless of birthplace, with the treatment options that are available in higher-income countries. Hemoglobal Waterloo will try to combat some of these health inequities by raising money and hosting events to garner support for our goal of making care fair.

Her Campus Waterloo is a chapter of Her Campus which "is the #1 media site for college women, written entirely by the world’s top college journalists.". We are an online magazine targeted towards female collegiates written by college journalists focused on a variety of topics ranging from entertainment, culture, food, sex and relationships, fashion, etc.!

About Her Campus: https://www.hercampus.com/about-us

Hillel Waterloo strives to inspire every Jewish student in Waterloo to make an enduring commitment to Jewish life, learning, and Israel. Through promoting Jewish identity, cultivating student leadership and embracing religious and political diversity in an inclusive environment, Hillel Waterloo will enrich the lives of students on campus.

We embody this mission and vision through our on-campus activities which range in content from Israel engagement, education, and advocacy opportunities, to social interactions, to community service and social justice, and to Jewish educational encounters.

In addition to our events, we also strive to connect students with other religious groups in the Waterloo community by running joint events. All of our events are open to Jews and non-Jews alike as well as individuals from all walks of life, all we ask is that they have an interest in what we are doing. All of our events are advertised through our website, Facebook page, email newsletters, as well as in-person interactions.

The Hindu Students' Council (HSC) is an international forum that provides opportunities to learn about Hindu heritage through various activities, events and projects. HSC presents ample opportunities for self-development at the spiritual and professional level.

Our main goal is to provide a forum with which Hindus, on and off campus, can celebrate being Hindu and Hinduism through a variety of religious and cultural events. We work to provide these basic services to the University of Waterloo so that the Hindu community at UWaterloo, and those interested in Hinduism, may have the opportunity to take part and experience the rich and vibrant Hindu culture.

But don’t be intimidated. Just because you’re not Hindu doesn’t mean that you can’t join HSC and take advantage of all the services and events that we offer. One of the main goals of the Hindu Students’ Council is to provide a forum for those who aren’t Hindu, giving them an opportunity to experience the culture, the food, and the teachings in a social environment. We always love seeing new faces and hearing different viewpoints and similarities with various ethnic groups. Everyone is welcome from all walks of life!

The purpose of The University of Waterloo Hip Hop Club is to provide a fun, social environment where students can learn hip hop dance. Members of the club have the opportunity to grow as dancers by being exposed to different styles of hip hop dance, while meeting others who are passionate about dance. Practices help members to develop balance, coordination, strength and confidence.

UWHH is open to anyone and everyone willing to learn. Students of any experience level are welcome! Members range from inexperienced dancers to dancers at the advanced level.

No audition is required to be a part of the club. Any member may perform with UWHH at events and competitions throughout the term as long as they can commit to attending the practices.

UWHKSA is a club for those who are interested in Hong Kong culture. Our goal is to strengthen the Hong Kong community within the University of Waterloo and to promote Hong Kong culture and Cantonese.

• HOSA is an opportunity for undergraduate students to explore different health professions along with gaining personal experience and knowledge to be used in future health settings or even in day-to-day activities such as networking, and leadership.
• HOSA U is an organization of which branches out to several different universities (Western U, McMaster U, UofT, U of Guelph etc.) and the different branches meet annually at the SLC- Student Leadership Conference (March) to compete in a wide range of health science related topics such as EMT, Dental Science, pathophysiology, medical math, pharmacology, HOSA Bowl, Vet science, sports med, biomed lab science, medical terminology, and medical law & ethics. Members can choose which sub topic they’d like to be in and train for that specific event. The university that wins would then compete internationally against other schools in the USA and be eligible for various prizes such as scholarships, or internships.

Humans vs. Zombies is a game of tag between two teams where Humans have to defend themselves with Nerf blasters and socks to survive as long as they can against a growing Zombie horde out to tag them. Humans vs. Zombies Society runs a weeklong game per term as well as weekend minigames and an annual open invitational game.

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