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Below is a list of all currently registered clubs, listed in alphabetical order. Click on the club's name to view additional information or to join the club.
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H.O.P.E: The Humanitarian Organization for Providing Empowerment at SFU or SFU HOPE Club SFU HOPE believes in the concept of mutual aid, where events and activities benefit both parties, leading to a common goal. Through our mentorship and community based projects, HOPE empowers students that take part by enabling them to learn more about their communities and gain skills and experiences. |
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Hanvoice SFU HanVoice is an outlet to affect real grassroots change. Therefore, The club will equip, and empower students to engage meaningfully with North Korean human rights issues. |
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Healthology Create a healthier community where mental health and health-related challenges are addressed. |
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Helping Others Play Equally ( H.O.P.E.) We want to remove the stigma around special needs kids and want to raise awareness of the various conditions that these kids are diagnosed with. We strive to create an environment, where someone's condition does not limit how they should behave and interact with others. |
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Hiking Club To be up on a new mountaintop or leave footprints on a new hiking trail every chance that we get. And once we've exhausted every trail, park, terrain, peak, and forest in BC, we'll wake up one day and do it all over again. |
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Hillel Jewish Students Association We organize events at SFU that are based on core Jewish Values, such as tikkun olam (repairing the world) and tzedakah (acts of charity). We celebrate the Jewish holidays, develop educational programs, work on social action projects, and encourage Jews of all backgrounds to connect with one another at discussions, parties and retreats. |
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Hip Hop Club - SFU SFU HipHop club is a club devoted to the HipHop Culture. Our main goal is to share and educate about the HipHop dance culture. We introduce styles such as popping, locking, waving, house, breaking, waacking, and much more. It is a place where you meet new people, share the same interest, learn new skills, and in general have fun. |
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Hong Kong Society (HKS) We essentially introduce Hong Kong traditions and culture, provide student-based services, encourage cultural exchange, and hold social events. Moreover, HKS aims at assisting students to adapt to the heart-warming environment in Vancouver, bonding them with close emotional attachments and building their self-confidence for future challenges. |
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Human Resources Student Association The Human Resources Student Association (HRSA) aims to serve the needs of Simon Fraser University students (business and non-business) by providing opportunities for social interaction among the student body with scholarly and professional interests from multiple disciplines within the field of Human Resource Management. |