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CASI seeks to spark interest in and facilitate research about AI safety and alignment.

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Do you want to make a positive impact with your career?

We focus on how you can choose your career to have the *greatest* impact whether by focusing on alleviating global poverty, trying to prevent future pandemics, trying to prevent nuclear war, and lots more.

Every semester we run a seminar that outlines all of the areas in which you can have the most impact with your career. The seminar is a bit of a time commitment, taking 3-4 hours per week for eight weeks. There will be weekly meetings and reading assignments. Food will be provided at no cost to you. We have both a general seminar on the aforementioned topic, as well as cause-specific seminars (AI safety, particularly).

Our group also runs weekly dinners and various different socials.

We are part of a global movement with groups at many top university. We frequently collaborate with Stanford, MIT, and Cambridge. We welcome both undergrads and graduate students.

Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/N4qfs2Tevb

We were formerly known as "Strategic Social Impact" @ CMU

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180 Degrees Consulting is the world's largest consultancy for nonprofits and socially focused organizations. Our mission is to ensure that non-profits and social enterprises committed to education, health, and poverty alleviation can reach their full potential by meeting their demand for very affordable, high-quality strategic and operational assistance, and in so doing developing the next generation of social impact leaders.

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The Activities Board Technical Committee, commonly known as AB Tech, is the student organization charged with handling the technical production of Carnegie Mellon-sponsored events, including all events organized by the Activities Board. AB Tech provides high-quality, professional-grade entertainment production services, including sound reinforcement, lighting design, and event management at heavily subsidized rates to the Carnegie Mellon University community. Clients include student groups, university faculty and administration, and various other organizations.

AB Tech provides technical support in three core areas:
- Sound Reinforcement
- Lighting Design
- Production Consulting and Event Management

In addition to these three areas, we coordinate associated needs and services such as multi-phase/high-load power, rigging and trussing, staging rentals, and backline rentals.

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https://abtech.org/join/

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Our ambition is to foster a fun competitive culture and win at the highest soccer club levels. We find success in our commitment to the club and our positive culture.

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The mission of this organization is to be the leading premier organization for computing professionals at Carnegie Mellon. We are dedicated to promoting interdisciplinary computing and enabling professional development on campus.

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To provide quality programming for the CMU student body!

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Acts2Fellowship (A2F) is a Christian fellowship for students at CMU. We're a group of students and mentors who love Jesus. We do life together, go on trips, study together, serve the community and above all, investigate the biggest questions of life and grow in our faith.

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The Adam Smith Society is a community of business school students and alumni who believe that business, entrepreneurship, and commerce are wellsprings that keep this country vibrant, creative, prosperous, and free.

Our members are dedicated to exploring the links among the economy, government, and society through rigorous debate and discussion.

The Society aims to build an influential network of future business leaders dedicated to preserving and strengthening the free-market economic system.

In concert with dedicated MBA student leaders, the national office of the Adam Smith Society underwrites and helps to coordinate a series of exclusive on-campus events that give MBA students access to prominent business leaders, academics, journalists, and public officials. Speakers discuss their experiences and offer insights about the connections between successful businesses, the maintenance of our nation’s free institutions, and a robust civil society. The Adam Smith Society also convenes national and regional programming for student members and alumni. We hope to inspire business students to think about their own responsibility in seeing our economic system endure.

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After the last large financial crisis, popular society did not look upon business leaders with kind eyes. Warranted or not, it is sometimes easy to forget the profoundly positive impacts that free-market thinking and capitalism brought to our world.

As the Tepper Chapter to the Adam Smith Society, we aim to provide Tepper students with the knowledge required to make informed decisions about the role of capitalism in our society. We do not look simply at one side of an argument, but rather we seek to understand multiple perspectives.

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To increase interest in Africa by disseminating knowledge on the business landscape, policy, economic development and culture

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Increase awareness of entrepreneurial and other opportunities across different industries in Africa.
Contribute to the professional and personal growth of our members.
Increase collaboration with other organizations, as appropriate, campus-wide and in the Pittsburgh community at-large.
Promote African Culture through Arts & Entertainment

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The purpose of the African Graduate Student Association is to provide a supportive and welcoming
environment for graduate students of African descent at Carnegie Mellon University. Through
social, cultural, and professional development events throughout the academic year, we aim to
enable our members to become advocates on issues pertaining to development in Africa. Our hope
is to engage with the CMU community through our events to create awareness of the cultural and
socio-economic riches of the African Continent.

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Agapé Christian Ministry seeks to promote spiritual life and provide a faith-based community for the student body at Carnegie Mellon University. It also aids in Christian maturity, growth in interpersonal relationships, and leadership opportunities. Its programs are open to any undergraduate, graduate or professional student.

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The Carnegie Mellon University Chapter of the Alexander Hamilton Society is a student-run organization that is a part of a larger organization of students, faculty, national policy leaders, and captains of finance and industry. The society seeks to develop the next generation of American leaders, initially through discussions and forums on campus, then to intellectual and professional development that will launch Hamiltonians into careers of public service, academia, and business.

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All University Orchestra is a community of CMU undergrads, graduate students, staff, and faculty who love to make music. Everyone is welcome to participate!
We have three ensembles: Symphony Orchestra (a full-scale symphony orchestra), AUO Chamber Orchestra (formerly String Theory), and Flutonium (a flute choir). Each puts on one concert per semester, available free of charge to members of the CMU community and the public.
We have an informal placement audition process to ensure we place everybody into an appropriate ensemble and achieve proper balance across parts. No need to stress about these - anybody who wants to can participate.
Be sure to check out our website, join our Discord, like our Facebook page, and follow our Instagram (we follow back)!

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Welcome to Carnegie Mellon University’s Kappa Nu.
Chapter of Alpha Chi Omega.
We are a group of passionate, down to Earth women with a strong bond of sisterhood
and an even stronger desire to change the world.

Real. Strong. Women.

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There are opportunities in so many different areas.
Alpha Chi Omega provides social support through your college years and beyond and gives members the opportunity to grow closer with so many amazing people through the organization. There are leadership opportunities which have allowed members to grow and learn new skills and academic support year-round.
Plus there’s just a lot of fun events and cool, funny, genuine people to meet!

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Alpha Epsilon Delta is the national health preprofessional honor society founded in 2015 at Carnegie Mellon University. We are dedicated to the encouragement and recognition of excellence in preprofessional health scholarship. This co-ed fraternity welcomes students engaged in the pursuit of a professional development, provides a forum for students with common interests, and extends a program of service to benefit the university as well as the community. AED functions both as an honor society and a service organization. AED helps guide students into being physicians of integrity with lifelong commitment to guiding principles of philanthropy, and education through mentoring, fellowship, service, and formal training.

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Alpha Kappa Psi is the nation's oldest and largest co-ed professional fraternity open to all majors and interests. Here at Carnegie Mellon, the Omega Psi chapter has established itself as a leading student organization, consistently attracting the best and brightest minds on campus.

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Founded in 1904, Alpha Kappa Psi is the nation's oldest co-ed professional business fraternity, and with over 250 Chapters in the United States, Europe, and Canada, it is also the largest. The chapter here at Carnegie Mellon University is the Omega Psi Chapter. As brothers, we not only strive to improve the educational experience and future opportunities for one another, but also to strengthen the brotherhood between us and the fraternity as a whole. We hold ourselves to high ethical standards, and seek to improve our community as well as our Alma Mater. Becoming a brother of Alpha Kappa Psi is a commitment, but it is an incredibly rewarding experience, one which lasts a lifetime.

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Alpha Omega is a campus ministry in the great city of Pittsburgh helping students to know more about God and fall in love with Him. We are a community of believers committed to Jesus and his ways and our greatest desire is to help others to know Him!

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To develop the chapter as an essential part of the CMU and Scouting communities, make diversity and inclusion a priority in our organization, and to best serve Pittsburgh and beyond.

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Ski Team promotes the sports of ski racing, freestyle skiing and snowboarding on campus. Ski Team provides an opportunity for students who enjoy these sports to compete in the Allegheny Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Conference, a division of the United States Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association. Ski Team provides resources and support for all competitors to expand their skills and have a safe and enjoyable race experience.

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The American Association for Aerosol Research (AAAR) describes itself as “a nonprofit
professional organization for scientists and engineers who wish to promote and communicate
technical advances in the field of aerosol research.” The Carnegie Mellon University student
chapter of AAAR provides a link between students at CMU and the larger AAAR community.
Our student chapter also aims to:
1. Serve the intellectual and professional interests of students pursuing a career in the field
of aerosol research
2. Share these interests with the broader Carnegie Mellon University community
We work towards these objectives in many ways, including, but not limited to:
- Engaging in educational outreach (for example, presenting scientific demos to local
children through CMU’s Leonard Gelfand Center for Service Learning and Outreach)
- Organizing the Annual Donora Lecture, in which an invited speaker from the field of
aerosol research comes to campus, gives a talk, and engages with students and faculty
associated with our chapter.
- Building a strong sense of community among members through summer barbecues and
biweekly coffee/tea hours.

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