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We live in the times of change. This transformation process requires that we think beyond orthodox wisdom and challenge the existing and produce innovative ideas. The purpose of this house is to create a space where innovation can happen - social, economic, political, technological and cultural innovation can grow from. Most importantly it is your house, with the scarcity of student spaces at campus, this house will allow us, students, to deeply absorb in projects, engage with new organisations, develop new projects, meet with fellow students and for all our international colleagues create a place which could be called a home away from home.

Our organization exists to bring together a talented group of students pursuing careers in finance and accounting and companies from the Twin Cities area. We strive to give our members opportunities to connect with representatives from these companies and grow their careers before they leave the Carlson School. We host weekly meetings on Thursdays from 6-7pm in Hanson Hall and food is always provided. Fill out our Membership Form to join our organization! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScyf--jXZB8euCIXR5ueWIpaYiD2fvxdlEdjmRwJCzsgbUofw/viewform?usp=pp_url

We are a youth-led platform amplifying the voices of underserved artists through gallery events and education.

At Student Assistance Foundation (SAF), our mission is to provide students with the knowledge and tools to pursue and fund their postsecondary education. Our mission keeps this company grounded in its Montana roots and is embraced by our employees. At SAF, we hire talented professionals who strive to fulfill our mission. SAF offers competitive salaries, excellent benefits, and training and career-advancement opportunities. Plus, SAF encourages a healthy workplace flexibility that cements SAF’s reputation as one of the top employers in Montana. Our professional team members enjoy these benefits: • Superior health insurance benefits • Generous leave benefits • An outstanding 401(k) pre-tax retirement savings plan • Training opportunities and career-advancement education plans • And much more! Learn more about careers at Student Assistance Foundation at safmt.org.

Student Association is a company based out of United States.

Student Board S1 Prasetiya Mulya is an independent, democratic, free, and responsible student organization that does not affiliate with any political party, race, religion, or any other group. It aims to enhance the quality of Prasmulyan based on the foundation of CHAIN (Caring, Humility, Achievement, Integrity) and 4C (Competency, Connectivity, Character, Contribution).

Christina Frasik and Lauren Morrissey co-founded SCRJ as undergraduate students at Loyola University Chicago, building upon the work of the many students who have organized for reproductive justice on Catholic college campuses. SCRJ is a growing organization with pending 501(c)(3) approval. It is only through the amazing team of organizers and activists working with SCRJ and on these campuses that we hope to see a future in which the reproductive and sexual healthcare needs of all students are met.

The Student Council is the students’ own political association at the IT University of Copenhagen. Our organization consists of an active board of students, which work to improve both the social and educational experience at the university for the students.

The Student Council consists of two committees, the Executive Committee, and the Cabinet. The Executive Committee consists of: President: Seungbin Kang Vice President: James Wang Secretary: Jared Loke Treasurer: Jonah Milavonic Student Activities Director: Anoushka Saigal The Cabinet consists of: Student Activities Chair: Ludovica Santa Communications Chair: Ziyi (Leo) Liu Media Chair: Qiaojun Yan Grade 9 representative: TBC Grade 10 representative: TBC Grade 11 representative: TBC Grade 12 representative: TBC New Student Representative: TBC Student Council is ultimately the voice of the Secondary School students that communicates between the Student body and school leadership, this is done by having different advisory and grade level representatives that report to the Executive Committee which in turn raise these ideas to the leaders of the school. Our Vision Statement: Stamford Student Council will develop the student voice so that students can achieve a global reputation through building communities among students. The Council will lead others to be confident, well-balanced world citizens, who can make the most of the opportunities available to them on a local and regional level. Our Guiding Statement: - To create in cooperation with the Secondary Principal, leadership team, staff and students, a better school community and spirit for the student body; - To provide students with opportunities of leadership, community, and challenge them to grow as international citizens; - To encourage the students in the school to become more aware of how the school is run and to make their voices heard amongst the leadership to improve the quality of school life; - To contribute to overall school development by being involved in school policy development and to be a resource in working in partnership with the leadership of the school; - To act as a liaison where appropriate between the students and the teaching staff and leadership