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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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Taiwanese Association - SFU SFUTA was established in 1989, We are the bridge between Canada and Taiwan. We are a social and cultural club that promotes an engaging university experience. SFUTA成立於1989年,我們是加拿大和台灣之間的橋樑。我們是一個多元文化社團,旨在促進學生參與大學的生活體驗。 |
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Team Guardian Team Guardian designs, builds, and deploys unmanned aerial systems (UAS) to participate in national and international competitions. We welcome and bring together students from various backgrounds - from engineering to communications - to develop new skills and work on the edge of UAS technology. Check us out: http://www.sfu.ca/uav/index.html |
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Team Phantom: SFU Formula SAE Electric The goal of this club is to compete in the Formula SAE Electric Competition. The club will do this by designing and creating a fully electric vehicle using engineering principles. |
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Tech Entrepreneurs (Tech-E) Club This club is for students who are interested in Tech Entrepreneurship. The objective of the club is to bring together entrepreneurial minded students and help them make a change in the world. |
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Technovus Technovus is family of hardworking, pizza eating, solder infused dorks. We teach robotics workshops for all levels, host and compete in hackathons, hangout, and work on challenging projects. We learn from each other, share tools, make fun of each other, and grow together. Robotics, Inappropriate Jokes, Random Shenanigans, and Heart. That’s us. |
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The FentaNIL Project at SFU (TFP) The FentaNIL Project is dedicated to reducing the impact of the opioid crisis by educating students about harm reduction strategies and how they can help members of the community struggling with addiction. We intend to teach the public how to recognize and respond to an opioid overdose by recommending students obtain their own naloxone kits. |
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The Point A club on campus whose goal is to Love God, Love People, Serve All, by hosting events open to those part of The Point Church and to those who are not. Through worship and service, we aim to foster a positive atmosphere on campus where students can explore what it means to follow Jesus. |
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Thé SFU Tea We aim to encourage and maintain the appreciation of tea in all forms. |
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Today's BC Young Liberals Today's BC Young Liberals at SFU hopes to provide unique and exciting opportunities for students to participate within the political community and engage with other like-minded individuals. |
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Turkish Canadian Association - SFU The main purpose of SFU's Turkish Canadian Association is to carry out advocacy and promotion in the interest and on behalf of Turkish Canadian students. SFU Turkish Canadian Association is a secular organization, and has no political or religious affiliations. |