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| Organization | Purpose | Functions |
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| Pagan Student Alliance | To provide a forum and support network for people of alternative faiths and to facilitate interfaith dialogue across the campus. | Debates, discussions, rituals, outdoor events, etc. |
| Palestine Solidarity Committee | To promote education, discourse, activism, and awareness of the Palestinian struggle for freedom from oppression and occupation. | Lectures by nationally and internationally renowned speakers, exhibitions, forums, weekly film showings, fundraisers, among other activities. |
| PALS (Partnership to Advance Language Study & Cultural) | The PALS Program brings international and American students together for cultural exchange and to practice conversation skills. We usually match one international student with one American student, but other members of the UT Austin and International communities are welcome to apply. | PALS make a committment to meet at least an hour a week throughout the semester. The PALS program schedule group activitites that provide an opportunity for both matched and unmatched PALS to meet people from different countries around the world while enjoying a social setting. A7000 |
| Panhellenic Student Association | To help Greek, Cyprian and friends of them to keep in touch. Moreover, through the organization we hope that new students coming from Greece and Cyprus would be able to contact senior ones and help them fit in Austin and UT. | Promote Greek people's culture and history, communication and contact point for Greek, Cyprian and people that want to know us better. |
| Parkour Austin INACTIVE | Parkour Austin seeks to promote the practice and philosophy of parkour through training, education, and outreach. | Major activities of Parkour Austin include regular group trainings, jams, and workshops. |
| Persian Students Society | To bring together Persian students and promote awareness of Persian cultural heritage. | To hold social events for members and non-members, and to host educational lectures about Persian culture. |
| Peter's Clinic - Longhorn Chapter INACTIVE | Our purpose is to support Peter's Clinic and its cause. Peter's Clinic is a non-profit that strives to raise funds to build, equip, staff, and operate a medical clinic, home, and educational facility for disabled and abandoned children in third-world countries, starting in Vietnam. | Our registered student organization will plan and host fundraising and awareness events to support Peter's Clinic and its cause. |
| Petroleum Graduate Student Association INACTIVE | Our goals are to facilitate interaction among PGE graduate students, to gather and disseminate pertinent information, to conduct activities that promote the general welfare of PGE graduate students and to represent their views to the university community. | The organization intends to organize student and company technical seminars, graduate socials, externships, software workshops and have a team at soccer and basketball intramurals. |
| PETROLEUS ASSOCIATION INACTIVE | Motivate students to learn more and to stay active. | 1) Professor meetings: Improve professor/student relationship outside of class. 2) Study Groups: Form study groups to face homework and exams confidently. 3) Academic Olympiads: Test students' knowledge in each petroleum engineering class and rank the best petroleum engineers |
| Pharmacy Council | The mission of the Pharmacy Council is to provide an official voice through which student opinion may be expressed in the College of Pharmacy; provide a means for responsible and effective participation in this organization; allow a system to enhance the quality and scope of education within the College of Pharmacy; and provide support for projects related to Pharmacy as a profession and it related fields which will benefit the University, the College, the students and the community. | Pharmacy Council sponsors different types of events that encourage communication between the Deans and the students. These events include fireside chats, monthly brown bag lunches, ice cream socials and executive lunches with the Dean. Pharmacy Council also hosts New Student Orientation events such as a milestone White Coat ceremony, information sessions, and a mentor-mentee mixer at the Union Underground. In October, Pharmacy Council hosts Pharmacy Month that includes events like health fairs on and off campus and guest speakers. Other functions include Family Day, Explore UT safari style, and winter and spring socials. Pharmacy Council gives back to the faculty and staff through Faculty Appreciation Week and TETA Awards. Pharmacy Council also welcomes students at the college of Pharmacy through a hospitality room during students interviews in the spring. |
| Pharmacy Graduate Students Association | 1) Represent the Pharmacy graduate students as an entity; 2) orient new graduate students; 3) for fellowship and professional interaction between students from different departments in Pharmacy. | 1) Organizing field trips, 2) social affairs planning, grievance petitions (if necessary), field trip. |
| Pharmacy Study Group Collective (PH SGC) INACTIVE | Provide centralized resources and planning services to coordinate pharmacy school study groups activities. | Our purpose is to coordinate students who want to study together by scheduling times and locations and providing a central repository of resources. |
| Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law | The purpose of this fraternity is to educate its members about concerns pertaining to law school, the legal profession and the philanthropic qualities that we believe are vital to a well rounded legal professional. As the worlds largest professional organization, we are dedicated in giving our members an edge when it comes to getting into law schools. | Guest speakers on legal topics, internships, service projects, LSAT preparation & law school admissions symposiums, mentorships with legal professionals, LSAT scholarships, banquets and retreats! |
| Phi Alpha Epsilon | The National Honor Society of Architectural Engineering. Phi Alpha Epsilon allows for networking with fellow ArchE's, professors, and industry. Our goal is to promote excellence in academics, provide members with hands-on experience, and expose the community to Architectural Engineering. | Phi Alpha Epsilon hosts outreach events such as Hands on Housing or Habitat for Humanity and social events such as firesides. |
| Phi Alpha Theta, Beta Alpha Chapter - History | Promotion of the study of history by the encouragement of research, good teaching, publication, and the exchange of learning and thought among historians. It seeks to bring students, teachers and writers of history together both intellectually and socially, and it encourages and assists, in a variety of ways, historical research and publication by its members. | National conventions bring together students and professors of history. Publishes The Historian, a distinguished historical quarterly, regional and local seminars, prizes and awards for meritorius scholarly works. GAR 101 B7000 |
| Phi Beta Chi - Professional Women's Business Fraternity | To promote the women of the University of Texas at Austin in the professional world by encouraging academic achievement, leadership skills, and fraternal relations; and by easing the transition from college students to career women. | Phi Beta Chi strives to improve members' knowledge of the professional world by providing speakers on various subjects, field trips to com- panies that hire all majors, and compiling an Alumni list for future tacts. |
| Phi Chi Theta | Phi Chi Theta is a national professional fraternity for students in Business and Economics established in 1924 to promote the cause of higher business education and training for all individuals to foster high ideals for all pursuing careers, to encourage fraternity and cooperation among people preparing for such careers, and to stimulate the spirit of sacrifice and unselfish devotion to the attainment of such ends. | Phi Chi Theta's primary interest is professionalism, both as an organization and in its members. We meet regularly to discuss chapter business and talk with speakers from various business fields. We also sponsor seminars and lectures, sometimes with other business organizations within the College of Business Administration, and take a field trip each semester. Although Phi Chi Theta is a professional organi- zation, we do become close friends through working with each other. |
| Phi Delta Chi | The Lambda Chapter of Phi Delta Chi is a national and professional co-educational fraternity at the University of Texas at Austin College of Pharmacy. Since 1883, Phi Delta Chi has worked to advance the profession of pharmacy and its allied interests, and to foster and promote a fraternal spirit among our Brothers. PDC is a lifelong experience and promotes scholastic, professional, and social growth in its Brothers. Across the nation, Phi Delta Chi has chartered over 60 active chapters and has had over 40,000 cross into our Brotherhood. | Phi Delta Chi is involved in professional projects associated with health care and education, intramural athletics, and various social and service events. We are also very dedicated to raising money for St. Jude's Children Research Hospital. UT Pharmacy Box #43 |
| Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity | Recognize academic achievement and promote social interaction. | New member induction and some social events. |
| Phi Delta Theta Fraternity - IFC | Phi Delta Theta is a fraternity organized to foster social activity, scholarship and association of students for their mutual advancement. | Fundraisers for ADA Speakers (ex: Career Services office on resume) |
| Phi Eta Sigma - Freshmen | Freshman Honor Society for men and women. | Have Fall and Spring Initiation ceremonies where new members receive a fraternity pin certificate. In the Spring, a ceremony is followed by a banquet where we present Outstanding Freshman Teacher Award. Every two years there is also a National Convention where one delegate from the Texas fraternity gets an expense-paid trip. |
| Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity - IFC | To be a fellowship and home away from home for its members. To pro- vide guidance from peers in almost any direction. To provide not only brotherhood on this campus but on a national scale and thereby to broaden members horizons. Performance of community service and charity functions are major activities. | Rush week, Halloween party for disadvantaged kids, Christmas party for same, Easter party for same, matches and mixers with sororities, intramurals, Round-up, various Austin State School activities. |
| Phi Iota Alpha Latino Fraternity - LPHC | We dedicate ourselves toward the empowerment of our Latino community by providing intensive social and cultural programs and activities geared toward the appreciation, promotion, and preservation of the Latin American culture. | Community service projects geared toward development of the Latino community; educational programs targeting underprivileged youth; Phi Iota Alpha week. |
| Phi Kappa Phi - Honor Society INACTIVE | To recognize and promote academic excellence in all fields of higher education and to engage the community of scholars in service to others. | To provide a network of outstanding students and recognize academic excellence in all fields of higher education by hosting meetings and socials. |
| Phi Kappa Pi INACTIVE | To recognize and promote academic excellence in all fields of higher education and to engage the community of scholars in service to others | To provide a network of outstanding students and recognize academic excellence in all fields of higher education by hosting meetings and socials. |
| Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity - IFC | To produce men of Excellence. | Social, Philanthropic and UT Supportive activities. |
| Phi Kappa Sigma - Sigma - IFC | The Objects of Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity shall be the promotion of good fellowship and the cultivation of the social virtues among our members; the protection of just rights and the advancement of the best interests, present and future, individual and collective, of all those who shall be associated together as members of this fraternity; the encouragement of good scholarship and the breadth of training for our members; and cooperation in the educational and cultural programs of institutions of higher education in which our chapters are located. | Leadership Retreats, New Member Education, Brotherhood Events, Community Service Events, Philanthropy Events, Mixers, Date Parties, Formals, Study Hours, Scholarships, Intramurals |
| Phi Kappa Tau - IFC | The mission of Phi Kappa Tau is to champion a lifelong commitment to brotherhood, learning, ethical leadership, and exemplary character. | Leadership Academy for Phi Kappa Tau, philanthropy for Hole in the Wall Camps |
| Phi Kappa Theta | Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity strives to development members that will significantly contribute to society, fraternity, and God. | We're a fraternity of gentlemen. We can take any man and make him a better man. Our brotherhood is special and can't be defined in words only by experience. Every experience and all the work that is made for this fraternity to strive can be directly put into practice beyond your active experience. We encourage you to check out the Texas Alpha Pi chapter of Phi Kappa Theta fraternity it could be the best decision you make of your life like it has been for all of our brothers. |
| Phi Lambda Sigma - Pharmacy | The purpose of Phi Lambda Sigma, the National Pharmacy Leadership Society, is to promote the development of leadership qualities in pharmacy, especially among pharmacy students. | We will promote the development of leadership skills in pharmacy students and provide opportunities for the development of leadership skills. |
| Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia - Music | Encourage and foster professionalism in Music and Musical Arts. Provide for the development of the best and truest fraternal spirit, the mutual welfare and brotherhood of musical students, the advancement of Music in America, and a loyalty to the Alma Mater. | 1) Music Department service projects; 2) sponsor and/or organize con- certs; 3) sponsor speakers and programs by music professionals; 4) organize social events for members; 5) recognize distinguished faculty members in Music Department. |
| Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity | Phi Sigma Pi shall be an Honor Fraternity for students in four-year collegiate institutions, faounded upon a basis of superior scholarship with the avowed purpose of advancing academic, professional, & social ideals. | Several social, service, fundraising, & academic events a year. |
| Philosophy Graduate Association | To provide enriching educational experiences for graduate students in the philosophy department by putting on conferences and bringing in guest lecturers. | We will be primarily concerned with putting on academic philosophy conferences. |
| Physical Therapy Organization | Make pre-physical therapy students aware of academic and career opportunities as well as job shadowing and observation experience. | Career exploration and preparation for professional school; speaker series by representatives from various physical therapy graduate schools within Texas; volunteer and community service activities; social events |
| Pi Beta Phi - UPC | The object for which Pi Beta Phi is formed is the mutual encouragement and assistance of its members in mental, moral and social advancement. | Pi Beta Phi is interested in educational, philanthropic, and fraternal pursuits. 2300 San Antonio 78705 |
| Pi Epsilon Tau - Petroleum Engineering | Foster a closer bond between its members and the petroleum industry, to broaden the scope of activities of its members, and to maintain the high ideals and standards of the Engineering profession. | - |
| Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity - IFC | To help young men become gentlemen and prepare for life. | Intramurals, Highway Clean-up. |
| Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity - IFC | To provide men at the University of Texas the opportunity to re-define the fraternal experience as one of lifelong leaders and engaged citizens in a global community. | Members will participate in events supporting Pi Kappa Phi's national service and outreach philanthropy, Push America, which benefits people with disabilities. From local events with student organizations on campus to national events that provide members the opportunity to ride a bicycle across the U.S. members will have a grounding in service. Other events will take place with social interests such as activities with student organizations and within the organization as well. |
| Pi Sigma Alpha - Political Science | Promote interaction among Government students and faculty, and to re- ward scholastic excellence in the fields of Government and Political Science. | Hosts various events of interest to government majors through-out the semester, including frequent discussions with faculty on topics of pol itical interest, as well as several forml and informal social/ organizational gatherings. |
| Pi Sigma Pi - Minority Academic Engineering Society | Pi Sigma Pi Minority Academic Engineering Society strives to unite and increase the number of minority engineering students who succeed academically, lead professionally and contribute passionately to their communities. | 1) Provide free, quality tutoring 2) General meetings with speakers from engineering companies 3) Weekly study nights with NSBE & SHPE 4) Socials and Athletic Events 5) Sponsor members to attend LeaderShape Texas 6) Young Engineers and Scientists Day and Liberation Through Education Day for middle school students 7) One community service event per month 8) 3.0 Dinner sponsored & attended by industry reps 9) Annual scholarships available exclusively to our members 10) Ladies Night 11) Encourage members to pursue graduate school and offer GRE Exam reimbursement |
| Pi Tau Sigma - International Mechanical Engineering Honor Society | The object of the Texas Kappa chapter of Pi Tau Sigma shall be to encourage and recognize superior scholarship, to foster the high ideals of the mechanical engineering profession, to stimulate interest in and coordinate departmental activities, to promote the mutual professional welfare f its members, and to develop in students of mechanical engineering the attributes necessary for effective leadership and of taking up the responsibilities of a citizen living in a democracy. | Functions focus on recognizing the achievement of Pi Tau Sigma members and promoting service to their peers, The Mechanical Engineering Dept., Th University of Texas at Austin, and the wider community. Examples of these are:advising underclassmen, encouraging undergraduate research, providing feedback to the ME dept., hosting industry speakers, encouraging cross-discipline collaboration, and numerous social events. The Texas Kappa chapter also maintains a functioning collection of miniature steam and gasoline engines for display in the ETC and at various outreach events. |
| Pipeline Educational Student Association | The mission of the Educational Pipeline Student Association is to provide academic and social support to alumni of UT Outreach and the Pre-College Academic Readiness Programs. We serve as an advisory council to the pre-college programs in the Division of Diversity and Community Engagement and strive to improve the numbers of underserved students aspiring to enroll in college. | Periodic reunions throughout the school year as well as student panels for groups doing campus visits. |
| Plan II Business Association INACTIVE | Plan 2B is primarily designed to create a distinct sense of community for students with Plan II/business majors. Through organizing group service projects and social networking events, the club will foster relationships among Plan II/business students. In addition, the club will act as an academic and professional advising resource for its members. | Throughout the semester, we plan to offer peer advising, conduct service projects, hold a resume workshop, host Plan II/business alumni as speakers, and organize events for social networking. WCH 4.104 |
| Plan II Debate | To provide a forum for debating advocacy groups and other students on current political issues. The organization is non-partisan and will seek to advocate and challenge views across the political spectrum. | We host debates between students and advocacy groups as well as students and other students. The debates are held on campus and open to the public. An example of a public debate is our first event, against the NRA. |
| Plan II Film Club INACTIVE | To view and analyze various kind of films in a setting both academic and casual, and to promote film appreciation and discussion among Plan II students and friends. | Weekly or bi-weekly film screenings and discussion, with the possibility of additional discussions and events. |
| Plan II Literary Review | The Plan II Literary Review aims to showcase the written work of the Plan II Honors Community in all forms, whether poetry, fiction, or non-fiction. | Submissions are reviewed and chosen for publication by the Editorial Board. Selections are then formatted and printed for distribution. |
| Plan II Music Society INACTIVE | To provide an opportunity for Plan II students to study and perform chamnber music. | Forming chamber music groups, performing chamber music, masterclasses and/or coaching sessions with UT school of Music faculty and/or students, attending classical music concerts, and perfomring chamber music as a community service. |
| Plan II Pre Law Society INACTIVE | WHO WE ARE: We are an organization devoted to serving the Plan II Pre -Law community by providing opportunities to explore the law profession, develop courtroom skills, and prepare for both the LSAT and the law school admissions process. Our faculty advisor is Mr. Robert Pitman, former Deputy United States Attorney, Plan II Professor (Check out TC 125K: Kafka and the Law), and newly, appointed federal judge. | Discussion groups with attorneys. |
| Plan II Pre Med Society | To inform, organize and prepare premedical students in the Plan II community for medical school and the medical school admission process. | Various premedical guest lecturers, seminars, and students workshops. 1 University STA, G3600 |
| Plan II Students Association | Promote student community within Plan II. | Conduct programs to dissolve feelings of disunity among Plan II students and promote social, service, and academic activities. |
| Planet Longhorn | Planet Longhorn's ultimate purpose is to provide incoming international study abroad and exchange students with the opportunity to network with each other as well as UT students. The club will facilitate social interaction through cultural and casual gatherings. | Our major activities will include cultural outings, casual gatherings, and day trips. Our special interest is just to provide a friendly environment for international students making the difficult adjustment to living in a new country. |
| Plant Biology Society | The Plant Biology Society is an organization geared toward bringing together plant biology majors and students with interests in plants. Our main goal is to promote plant biology by educating the UT community about plants, their importance and the role they play in various fields of study. We also strive to network with plant biology faculty and staff, volunteer with local organizations, present leadership opportunities and provide information for plant related careers and research. | The organization's special interests will be geared toward plant biology majors within the college of natural sciences. We will be focusing on activities that provide information for plant research and careers, networking with plant bio professors and other plant groups in Austin. |
| Pokemon Club | For fans of the Pokemon universe to meet up and play the franchise. | Playing the Pokemon card game, video games, board games, and watching Pokemon movies and T.V. shows together while enjoying the Pokemon world in general. |
| Policy Organization for Women INACTIVE | A community for LBJ school students seeking to foster leadership development, networking opportunities, and increased involvement in women's policy issues. | Mentorship lunches, guest speaker events, advocacy for women's issues. |
| Positive Psychology and the Good Life Group | A co-ed organization geared towards understanding and exploring the ramifications of positive psychology and the good life. | We will hold regular meetings to have discussions, participate in applied projects, unconstructive play sessions and invite speakers. |
| Practica Platica | We seek to provide an open and welcoming atmosphere where students can practice conversing in Spanish. All topics will be discussed, especially those relating to Spanish culture and society. Our goal is to aid students who are interested in the Spanish language by providing a conversation hour, academic support, and other activities relating to Spanish culture. All students both native and non-native are welcomed. | A weekly conversation hour and other cultural activities such as watching Spanish movies, eating Spanish cuisine, etc. |
| Pratham | To help raise awareness of the task to make a more literate India. Pratham looks to coordinate events to raise funds and support for this important issue. | Pratham will organize fundraisers and other events in support of Pratham's goal of literacy. |
| Pre-Optometry Professional Society (POPS) | For the benefit of interested optometry students to develop an under- standing and awareness of the optometry career. Possible activities include group study sessions for the OAT, trips to the School of Op- tometry in Houston, etc. | Possible activities include group study sessions for the OAT, trips to the School of Optometry at U of H, guest optometry speakers, volunteer work on screening glaucoma patients, etc. |
| Pre-Physician Assistant Society | The purpose of the Pre-Physician Assistant Society is to: educate students about the growing PA profession, encourage and support students inquiring about the field and applying to program within a community setting, prepare students for the PA profession, and partner with health care professionals and organizations that support the PA field. | Major activities include general meetings with PAs and PA school admission representatives as speakers, volunteering and fundraising projects, field trip to PA schools, and team building/social events. |
| Pre-Veterinary Association | To give students with a pre-veterinary intent information on vet school and veterinary medicine, and to provide some social activities. | Activities include field trips, community activities, and the formation of study groups. |
| PRIDE AND EQUITY FACULTY STAFF ASSOCIATION | To promote the welfare of GLBT Faculty and Staff and their Allies at UT Austin. | None |
| Pro Bono in January INACTIVE | Student group organizing and facilitating a community service trip during the winter break to conduct legal assistance for marginalized and damaged communities. | Planning and organizing a legal Pro Bono trip during winter break. Pre and post-trip events planing and reporting on trip. |
| Project 85 | To encourage and facilitate research in the Turing Scholars program, such that Turning Scholars will graduate as Turning Scholars. | Arranging computer science talks, gathering funds for student research, compiling list of reading groups, and marketing students with professors. |
| Project GRAD Ambassadors | The purpose of this organization is to decrease college dropout rates by providing incoming freshmen with the resources that are available to them as well as emotional support. | Organization will offer a mentoring program for incoming freshman. |
| Project MALES Student Organization | Project MALES Student Organization is comprised of the Project MALES mentors. It is dedicated to developing productive young people with useful life skills through workshops, platicas, leadership development training, etc. | We are here to serve the community, and we are committed to addressing the growing challenge facing Latino males in education. |
| Project SEEE | To promote science education and a greater public understanding to science and technology by direct participation in science enrichment activities in elementary schools. In particular, to demystify science for elementary school students and teachers, and to expose them to basic concepts at all levels of ability. | Individual and group presentations in all sciences at local elementary schools; an on-call service for demonstrations, films, etc., and the people to present them; a liaison program which provides a project SEEE member to work with each participating elementary school teacher in the classroom; a computer-based storage and retrieval system for resource materials (books, magazines, films, science kits, etc.); de- velopment of an elementary school curriculum. |
| Projeto Dancar INACTIVE | Projeto Dangar hopes to bring more awareness of Brazilian culture via the experimentation and demonstration of popular and folkloric dances from Brazil. | Projeto Dangar host dance labs on campus and public demonstration. |
| PSALM INACTIVE | 1. Spread the gospel. 2. Have fellowship among the members. 3. Study the Bible. | -Bible study once a week. -Prayer meeting every other weeks. -Praise night once a year. |
| Psi Chi, Psychology | Provide an organization for honor students interested in Psychology to advance the science of Psychology; and to encourage, stimulate and maintain scholarship of the individual members in all fields, particu- larly in Psychology. | Meetings with guest lecturers, tours to mental institutions, parties, student-faculty interaction. |
| Psychology Graduate Student Association | The Psychology Graduate Student Association will be set up to organize events, both social and academic, to foster a greater sense of community within the Psychology Department. | Social activities to maintain connections within the department may include gatherings before sporting events, monthly celebrations. Additionally, academic seminars and poster sessions will be planned for each semester. |
| Public Affairs Alliance for Communities of Color | PAACC strives to promote awareness, understanding, and policy issues affecting communities of color. We initiate dialogue, activities, programs, and networking opportunities within the LBJ School and the greater UT community. PAACC seeks to create a community where minority students voices are empowered by our efforts. | PAACC initiates dialogue and organizes educational events for the LBJ School to increase awareness of policy issues affecting people of color. Past events include: Barbara Jordan reception, recruitment night and policy conference. We are happy to speak with any UT organization about studying public affairs at the LBJ School. |
| Public Interest Law Association | Promote public interest law at the University of Texas School of Law. | Organize a speaker series; host public interest job and funding panels; provide a community of support and resources to students interested in careers in public interest law; advocate for increased opportunities for public interest careers. |
| Public Relations Student Society of America - PRSSA | Foster the students' understanding of current theories and procedures, encouraging them to adhere to the highest ideal and principles of the practice of public relations, to instill in them a professional atti- tude and to make evident and desirable preassociate membership and eventually accredited membership in PRSSA when the student becomes eligible, and to aid students in developing self confidence and leadership abilities. | |
| Punjabbawockeez | Punjabbawockeez is the first all-male fusion team at The University of Texas at Austin, combining traditional Bhangra with modern hip-hop and some additional surprises! Punjabbawockeez, or PJW, consists of extremely passionate, goofy, and handsome dancers whose common goal is having fun on and off stage. Each member of PJW brings something unique to the table. Making their debut in the Fall of 2010 at Jhalak, this band of brothers has changed the South Asian dance scene at UT. Punjabbawockeez stays heavily involved outside talent shows by facilitating unity in the South Asian dance community, participating in community service, and holding mixers with other dance teams and organizations. Punjabbawockeez hopes to score dates, promote bromances, and captivate audiences for many years to come. | Punjabbawockeez has regular practices to prepare for the dance competition season. We compete in U.T., in greater Texas, and nationally. Outside of dance, we strive to impact the community through participation in service through various events, like free dance workshops in Austin schools. We also strive to impact the South Asian dance community on campus by planning some large events that bring everyone together to facilitate unity and collaboration. |
| Pure Charity Campus Chapter | Pure Charity is a new type of community, bringing together individuals, business and non-profit organizations to interact with and support each other, inspiring generosity and encouraging transparent action towards measurable goals. | Pure Charity Campus Chapter will hold meetings, awareness and generosity campaigns, volunteer opportunities and fundraising events, and will collaborate with other campus organizations. |
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Each year, registered student organizations self-identify according to the following twelve categories:
- Educational/Departmental Organizations promote development in a particular academic area.
- Honorary Organizations recognize high-level academic achievement, and generally require a demonstrated interest in a particular career or academic discipline.
- International/Cultural Organizations foster cultural diversity and offer support to their members and the campus community.
- Legislative Student Organizations Graduate Student Assembly, Senate of College Councils and Student Government.
- Political Organizations support political parties, political issues and/or candidates who are seeking political office.
- Professional Organizations provide a preview of students' anticipated professional careers. Group activities may include speakers, field trips and volunteer or field work.
- Recreational Organizations promote sports-oriented programs and/or recreational activities.
- Religious Organizations serve as support for students of a particular religious persuasion or denomination.
- Service Organizations provide volunteers for on-campus and off-campus projects. Membership requirements generally include a commitment to work for and/or an interest in a particular cause.
- Social Organizations foster social networks among members.
- Special Interest Organizations focus on a specific issue or topic.
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