The University of Waterloo Canadian Association on Gerontology Student Connection (UW CAG) is a club whose purpose is to promote interest in aging research. Our goal is to provide opportunities for undergraduate students to explore current aging research, learn more about careers in the field of gerontology, and engage in professional development.

The University of Waterloo Environmental Assessment Review Society is a group of students passionate about environmental assessment and its role in sustainable development. We work collaboratively to review current high-profile assessments and advance the impact assessment field.

The purpose of the club is to gather University of Waterloo students, staff, faculty, and members of the UWaterloo community at large to better understand Nichiren Daishonin’s Buddhism with the keen understanding that we live in a diverse environment. The Soka Gakkai is a diverse global community of individuals in 192 countries and territories who practice Nichiren Buddhism. It cherishes the value of peace, culture and education centered on the respect for the dignity of life. We meet weekly to discuss different topics related to student life and being global citizens through the lens of humanistic Buddhism. We also work on projects related to Nichiren Buddhism education and connect with the larger Waterloo community.

The University of Waterloo Students For Canada is a club dedicated to taking action to evaluate all perspectives concerning natural resources and the environment in Canada. UW SFC strives to balance the narrative about Canadian natural resources, offering a chance for individuals to attend national networking and career development events, and connect with other young professionals and industry leaders within Canada’s natural resource sectors.

The name of the club is The University of Waterloo Tesla Club (UWTC). This club would be a platform for students and staff within the University of Waterloo to share and communicate with others with regard to anything about Tesla. This includes Tesla’s electric vehicles, autopilot systems, artificial intelligence, battery technologies, Tesla’s stocks and other things related to Elon Musk. The focus of this club will be from the financial perspective.

The club will NOT encourage or discourage students and staff to purchase Tesla’s products. In addition, all members’ ideas and perspectives will be valued and respected. Thus, the club would provide members with a safe space to share ideas.

Members of this club could benefit in two ways. Firstly, they can improve their vision in finance by receiving information and ideas provided by other members. Secondly, they can also practice their presentation skills through presenting information and ideas in biweekly meetings.

The Blue Ribbon Club is a collaborative effort that strives to bring Autism Awareness to the forefront of UW’s Campus and the Waterloo region.

We are the University of Waterloo Student Chapter of the Canadian Association for Global Health (UW CAGH). We represent a student-led initiative designed to foster research and networking in global health among University of Waterloo students across all disciplines. Our goal is to engage with students interested in global health research or who may be considering a career in the field of global health, to open opportunities for professional development.

We invite students from all faculties at UW to follow us on instagram (@cagh_uw) and to join our general member email list: https://forms.gle/y6E7WYbu2QCX2Svr6

To learn more about the larger Canadian Association for Global Health, check out this link https://cagh-acsm.org/en .

UW Cancer Foundation is a student-run club that focuses on raising awareness within the student community on the topic of cancer and the various types of cancers that impact our society today. One of their goals is to create a variety of fundraising events that will aid in the fight against cancer. In addition, the club hopes to work alongside organizations such as the Canadian Cancer Society and the National Cancer Institute to support cancer researchers.

The UW Charity Knitting Circle is a club where students can knit together in a relaxing, social environment. The club selects at least one knitting-related charity per term and creates handcrafted items to donate to them. Knitters at any level of experience, including those who have never knit before, are welcome to join and either learn a new craft or develop their existing skills.

UW Cuban Salsa club works closely with Laurier Salsa club and dedicates to spread the joy that Casino Rueda (Cuban Salsa) brings to all of us! Check out our Youtube videos showcasing our performances and our Twitter feed for more information!