CTF Club runs termly Capture The Flag events, as well as regular related activities like workshops and seminars! Come join us to improve your penetration testing, infosec and cybersecurity skills!

https://CTF.uwaterloo.ca

UW DAEBAK is all about creating an inclusive space where students can come together and share their interest in Korean pop culture (Korean music, dramas, movies, food and more!) with other students through fun and interactive activities while learning about Korean culture.

The University of Waterloo Dimensions (UWD) is the sole student-run club on campus to produce a Chinese publication. UWD publishes three new issues each year, or once every four months. The club functions as a non-profit organization, and as such, all expenses are sponsored by various businesses in both the Greater Toronto Area and the Waterloo-Kitchener district. Our publications are available on campus on our magazine rack outside the FEDS office at the Student Life Centre. They will also be regularly distributed at our booths at the university and in the major shopping centres in the Chinese community in the GTA.

UWDJ Club is about bring together the UW DJ community. It is about all forms of DJing. People who DJ, those who want to learn, and those who just like the music. Want to know more? Check out the website, or drop us a line at our e-mail address.

Every week the DJ Club is planning to come together to share knowledge and expertise. We hope to bring turntables, mixer, and small PA into the lower atrium to play. The plan is to rotate between hip hop and electronic forms of music allowing various DJs in the UW community to share with one another.

DSA's purpose is to discuss and share Dutch culture. Dutch members are encouraged to suggest foods to try and share games, stories, or traditions to Dutch and non-Dutch students. We'll eat, talk, and play games.

EDGE is a student-operated, non-profit organization that aims to address the systemic barriers hindering the academic and professional success of BIPOC and marginalized students in Canada. Since its inception three years ago, the organization has developed events and strategic partnerships with academic institutions and leading organizations to promote diversity and inclusion to students. EDGE Waterloo seeks to create a welcoming space for UW students of all backgrounds and further the organization’s mission of dismantling barriers in education.

Effective Altruism is a global movement dedicated to making a positive impact on the world in the most effective way possible. This involves not only caring about making a difference, but also thinking critically and finding evidence-based approaches to improving the world. The Waterloo Effective Altruism Club is for altruistically motivated students to learn more about how they can spend their limited time and money to have the largest impact possible. Students can also get to know like-minded individuals to network and share ideas.

Enactus Waterloo will be a chapter of Enactus, which is a series of inter-university clubs that represent the non-profit organization. This is an organization that works with leaders in business and higher education to mobilize university students to make a difference in their communities while developing the skills to become socially responsible business leaders. Participating students form teams on their university campuses and apply business concepts to develop outreach projects that improve the quality of life and standard of living for people in need. In addition to the community aspect of the program, Enactus' leadership and career initiatives create opportunities for learning and exchange among the participants as well as the placement of students and alumni with companies in search of emerging talent.

The University of Waterloo Game Development Club (UWGDC) is a club where students can create, test, and discuss games. We explore many types of games, from tabletop to digital.

During weekly meetings, we host talks discussing game design topics ranging from Level Design to Accessibility. Additionally, we give tutorials for game development tools including Unity, Unreal 4 Engine, and Blender.

Want to make a game? We have a friendly and welcoming space at the Games Institute to work on your project. Have a game made already, or in progress? We regularly play-test member-made games during club hours. Game developers of all skill levels are welcome!

For more information, visit our website at: http://uwgdc.com/

University of Waterloo Global Medical/Dental Global Brigades (UW GM/DB) is a non-profit club led by dedicated students interested in the fields of medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, and healthcare. This club is comprised of various Executive Members and General Members who volunteer locally and/or abroad to Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, or Ghana to create sustainable, positive impacts on under-resourced communities, while undergoing a life-changing experience. Locally, we organize information sessions, fundraising events, collect hygiene supplies, and recruit brigaders. Then we travel abroad to help run mobile pharmacy/medical/dental clinics in under-resourced communities. Our mission is to empower under-resourced communities as well as the brigaders to resolve global health and economic disparities.