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ABSOC was created to provide assistance to students at WSU. We aim to embody and promote the teachings of our Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and the AhlulBayt (a.s.). We are a group of WSU students who take pride in the religion and want to further provide a safe space. We welcome anyone who wants to promote and learn about the teachings of AhlulBayt and also those who want to maintain unity and equality

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Bring together as many like-minded Western Sydney students who show an interest in Casual Gaming and other Pop Culture through offering member events and activities.

Find all our social media here: https://linktr.ee/allianceofsocialgamers

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The benefits of membership is joining in on events and activities hosted by the Alliance of Social Gamers, forming bonds with new friends and club members and expanding social networks.

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The Assyrian Student Association strives to create a safe and fun community for Assyrians and those wanting to learn about Assyrian culture.

We are different from existing clubs as we will be one of the firsts to communicate and teach others about the indigenous Assyrian culture as a club within Western Sydney University.

Our main purpose is to create dialogue between Assyrians and the community, and to formulate a safe inclusive group for Assyrians and those that are interested in Assyrian culture. We also aim to allow Assyrians and others to collectively be able to partake in events and promotions that uplift the Assyrian community and allow us to help and join other communities for events as members of the Assyrian Student Association.

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A home away from home for Bangladeshi students. The aim of the society is to promote the Bangladeshi culture amongst students of all backgrounds and ethnicity, not just students from Bengali background. We intend to host fun events throughout the semesters to help students relax and take a break from all the stress.

We are hoping members can use this club as a platform to exchange advice about courses and help new students with all the stress that comes along with the university life.

Please also join our Facebook group for regular updates : " Bangladesh Society of Western Sydney University"

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“Beyond Architecture” aims to test the limits of our potential and traditional architecture norms in order to explore new worlds of design, materials, and concepts. Here we foster a vibrant community of aspiring architects and design enthusiasts who are united by a shared passion for innovations, creativity, and driven ambition. We are committed to providing opportunities for our members and changing the future of architecture through cooperation, mentorship, growth, education, and broadening skills beyond the academic. Welcome to a space where architecture can transform, connect, and create.

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i. Provide a safe and encouraging environment for Western Sydney University Students and other community members to interact and form meaningful bonds through books and literature.
ii. Offer events and activities to strengthen relationships and provide consistent engagement between members

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CBM Bankstown/Liverpool is a Christian student club at Western Sydney University. We organise regular activities such as Bible studies, socials, prayer meetings, and other events to connect with the broader uni community and spark dialogue about faith. We also aim to encourage Christian uni students to grow in love and maturity as we meet together, read the Bible, serve those around us, and seek to better know Christ.

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WHO ARE WE?
Campus Bible Ministries (CBM) Campbelltown is a group of Christians studying at WSU Campbelltown who gather around the Bible to hear God speak to us and in fellowship understand how God's Word applies to our lives. We are a trans-denomination group of Christians who encourage, support and disciple each in love other whilst studying.

OUR MISSION
To faithfully proclaim Jesus in love to everyone at WSU Campbelltown.

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Bible Studies
Gather weekly with other students on campus to read the bible and pray together.

CONTACT
contact@cbmcampbelltown.com
https://www.cbmcampbelltown.org/
https://www.facebook.com/cbmcampbelltown

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Campus Bible Ministries is an inter-denominational Christian group located at WSU, Parramatta. We provide students with opportunities to discover the truth about Jesus as found in the Bible and help strengthen and build up Christians in their relationship with God.

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CBM Penrith is a group of Jesus-believing, Bible-reading students. People from any church or none at all are welcome to join with us.

We meet throughout the week to read the Bible, pray, and think about what it means to follow Jesus. We have daily Bible study groups for Christians to grow in their knowledge of God, daily groups for those who wish to investigate Christianity, a weekly public meeting where we gather together for a talk and to think deeper, and a Monday night training time with dinner. We also have 2 major conferences in the middle and end of the year, and go away on Mission together at the end of semester 2.

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At Compass Climbers Bouldering Club, we're on a mission to elevate minds, bodies, and spirits through the exhilarating sport of bouldering. Our aim is to foster a vibrant and inclusive community where individuals of all backgrounds and skill levels can come together to push their limits, conquer challenges, and forge lifelong friendships.

Guided by our passion for adventure and our dedication to growth, we strive to provide a welcoming and supportive environment where every member feels empowered to pursue their climbing goals. Whether you're a seasoned pro or taking your first steps on the wall, we're here to inspire, motivate, and celebrate every milestone along your climbing journey.

Above all, our mission is to spread the joy of bouldering and inspire others to embrace adventure, challenge themselves, and discover the boundless possibilities that await when you follow your passion.

Join us as we embark on this thrilling journey together, guided by our shared values of courage, perseverance, and the unshakeable belief that with determination and support, anything is possible. Together, let's climb higher, dream bigger, and create a community where everyone can find their true north.

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Special student discounts at our events at:
9-degree Bouldering Gym (Multiple Locations)
Beta One Bouldering Gym
1UP Bouldering Gym
Special vouchers for climbing equipment and lucky draws.
Also, great physical and mental health benefits!

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"This club is in affiliation with EWB Australia and will come under the NSW region. see https://www.ewb.org.au/explore/chapters/nsw for more information about the chapter. As a Western Sydney University club we will develop our own contributions to EWB. The aims of the Student Club are:

i. Bring together like-minded Western Sydney University Students for the purpose of improving their social and cultural experience through offering member events and activities focused on benefiting the community as a whole.
ii. Increase student awareness of sustainable development goals, and the needs of the long list of developing countries as declared by the Minister for Foreign Affairs.
iii. Give students the tools to address issues highlighted by the sustainable development goals.
iv. Help students learn how to communicate engineering knowledge to help people to lead a life free from poverty.
v. To encourage integrity, upholding of community values, sustainability, respect, learning and quality in students.
vi. To build lifelong friendships and collaboration between students based on a common desire to help others.
vii. Provide an opportunity for Western Sydney University Students to actively participate in Engineers Without Borders events as part of a formal Western Sydney University Student Club."

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Filipino Student Society aims to show appreciation of Filipino culture to the student community while bringing lots of fun in events and activities.

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Make lots of friends, enjoy Filipino food and games and make a memorable university experience! Be also involved in Filipino Student Society events in Western Sydney University and other FSS universities including MQU, UNSW, UTS, USYD and UON!

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A Sport for Diversity and Friendship - The cricket tournament is not only a sport event, but also a cultural and social one. It will help the students to interact with the other same minded students and the faculty members in a friendly and fun way. It will also foster mutual understanding and respect among different cultures and backgrounds. Playing cricket weekly once or twice will also help the students to relieve their stress and enjoy their life at WSU. Our commitment is to play within the true spirit of the game while offering aspiring cricketers the chance to develop and improve their skills. Additionally, we actively promote the growth of the club within the local university community.”

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Health Society aims to connect individuals from all walks of life, in creating a safe and enjoyable community. We hope to promote inter professional networking with initiating events and cultivate a space where future health professionals can form long lasting bonds that extend beyond university. We aspire to foster growth and create life learning opportunities between everyone :)

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The International Youth and Students for Social Equality club aims to develop an international movement among students against militarism, war and social inequality. The IYSSE will hold regular forums to discuss the daily political analysis of the World Socialist Web Site, dealing with current political events, Marxist philosophy, economics, history and the arts in order to raise the level of political discussion on campus. The IYSSE aims to promote the intellectual traditions of classical Marxism associated with the names of Marx, Engels, Lenin, Luxemburg and Trotsky and to educate students in the history and principles of the Trotskyist movement - the International Committee of the Fourth International.

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Our mission as a new student club is to bring together like-minded Pacific Islander Western Sydney University students to improve their student experience through offering member events and activities. We aim to provide an opportunity for Pacific Islander students to actively participate in exploring their cultural identity through fellowship as a part of a formal Western Sydney University student club structure.

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Welcome to the Kitty Kollective, where we're all about bringing cat lovers together in a laid-back and supportive community.

Our mission is simple – we're here to foster a supportive and inclusive environment where cat lovers can connect, share experiences, and celebrate the unique bond we share with our furry friends. Together, we'll promote responsible cat ownership, advocate for feline welfare, and cultivate a network that enriches the lives of both cats and their human companions. Through volunteering, fundraising and other fun events! Join us in creating a purrfect world for our beloved feline friends! 🐾

Our website has links to our Discord, Instagram, and WesternLife page, plus any other info about our club, check it out! 😸

kittykollective.carrd.co

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We are a cultural appreciation society dedicated to South-Korea’s wonderful achievements in pop-culture. We have a simple mission to make friends and share our interests at university. We fulfill this mission through our weekly social activities on campus and through our occasional social events outside of university.

Additionally our K-Seoul Dance Performance Team represents the university in numerous dance events which you can attend and support. This is a great opportunity to get to know other K-pop enthusiastic citizens across Sydney.

We also hold Language Exchanges where you can make friends with Korean International Students and help you learn the Korean Language (and help them learn English) in a casual environment.

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- Weekly Social Activities: Make new friends, get settled into university life and create new, cherishable memories as you study
- Dance Performance Events: Attend K-pop dance events and be entertained by various groups - you can even participate as a K-Seoul dance member
- Language Exchanges: Meet Korean students and learn the language - they are keen on learning English too, so don't feel pressured if you can't speak Korean.

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To create a space for those who love and value music.

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- You can participate in weekly jam sessions where most of the instruments are provided.
- You will find performance opportunities in university events, or events organised by the clubs.
- You can form your own bands and utilise jam sessions to practice.
- You get to meet like minded musicians and make some friends.
- You can be a part of our inclusive and supportive musical community.

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To build a cohort for students of Nepalese descent and to create a space for these members to support one another academically, professionally, culturally, emotionally and spiritually.

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Introduction:
Occupational therapy is a crucial field that plays a pivotal role in enhancing the quality of life for individuals facing physical, mental, or developmental challenges. With the aim of fostering a deeper understanding of occupational therapy principles, promoting professional development, and fostering a supportive community, we propose the creation of an Occupational Therapy Society at our university.

How Are We Different from Existing Clubs?
While our university offers various clubs and organisations, the Occupational Therapy Society stands out for several key reasons:

Specialised Focus: Unlike general health or medical clubs, our society is dedicated exclusively to occupational therapy. This specialisation allows us to delve deeply into the unique aspects of this field, offering members a focused and tailored experience.

Professional Development: Our primary objective is to provide resources and opportunities for members to advance their knowledge and skills in occupational therapy. This includes workshops, seminars, and networking events with professionals in the field.

Inclusivity: We aim to create an inclusive space that welcomes students from diverse academic backgrounds, not just those pursuing occupational therapy degrees. This promotes interdisciplinary collaboration and provides a holistic perspective on healthcare.

Community Engagement: Through community service initiatives, we will apply occupational therapy principles to make a tangible impact on the lives of individuals in our local community. This active engagement sets us apart from many other clubs.

Career Advancement: We are dedicated to helping members prepare for their future careers. We will offer guidance on internships, and job opportunities, and provide a platform for students to gain practical experience.

What Do We Want to Achieve as a Group?
Our overarching goals are as follows:

Knowledge Dissemination: We aim to disseminate knowledge about occupational therapy, its principles, and its applications among our members and the broader university community. This will be achieved through workshops, lectures, and information sharing.

Professional Networking: We intend to establish connections between our members and professionals in the field, enabling them to gain insights, seek mentorship, and explore career opportunities.

Community Impact: By engaging in community service projects, we aim to apply occupational therapy concepts to improve the well-being of individuals in our local community. This will not only benefit those in need but also provide valuable practical experience for our members.

Interdisciplinary Collaboration: We seek to bridge the gap between various disciplines within the university, fostering collaboration between students from diverse backgrounds to promote a holistic approach to healthcare.

Skill Development: Our society will offer skill-building opportunities, such as hands-on workshops, that will enhance the practical abilities of our members and prepare them for future careers in occupational therapy.

What Is Our Purpose?
The purpose of the Occupational Therapy Society is threefold:

Education: To educate students about the principles and practices of occupational therapy, promoting a deeper understanding of the field.

Community Service: To apply occupational therapy principles to benefit our local community, fostering a sense of social responsibility among our members.

Professional Development: To provide resources, networking opportunities, and career support to members pursuing careers in occupational therapy, enhancing their academic and professional growth.

Conclusion:
The creation of an Occupational Therapy Society at our university is not only timely but also essential in promoting knowledge, collaboration, and service within our community. By focusing on specialization, professional development, inclusivity, community engagement, and career advancement, we are confident that our society will contribute positively to the university's educational and community-oriented goals. We humbly request the university's support in establishing this society and look forward to the opportunity to create a lasting impact.

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MISSION/VISION DOCUMENT/ PENSA AUSTRALIA DOCUMENT

Well-established PENSA groups on campuses and in communities, a functional national
PENSA network that enhances the spiritual, academic and socio-economic lives of members,
and effective in breaking new grounds for missions.

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We exist to mobilize students and professionals nationally for missions and networking.

STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES
1. To establish and stabilize PENSA branches in the nation;
2. To break new grounds for missions in collaboration with the Evangelism Directorate
and Office of the National Head
3. To engage in social interventions (ie. Teaching, medical outreaches and Charity Works)
through which the Gospel can be shared.
4. To network all students, alumni and professionals across the country for fellowship and
capacity development with the view to impact their societies with kingdom principles
and values.

TASKS BASED ON OBJECTIVES
1. To establish and stabilize PENSA branches in the nations
a) To identify states & campuses without PENSA;
b) To mobilize appropriate resources with the support of existing COP structures in order
to establish PENSA in the identified state and campuses;
c) To open1 new PENSA branches in the state and campuses identified;
d) To support states to formalises their newly opened PENSA branches.
2. To break new grounds for missions in collaboration with the Office of the National Head.
a) To identify new grounds for missions in consultation with the Evangelism Directorate & Office of the National Head.
b) To mobilize volunteer students and alumni from time to time for national mission trips.
These teams of volunteers shall be called PENSA Force3 , and shall be used for groundbreaking missionary activities;
c) To mobilize host and neighboring states to support groundbreaking missions work.
1 Open: the physical start of PENSA new branches
2 Formalise: registrations, appointment of leaders and regularisation of meetings.
3 PENSA Force: a global team of young people with attested passion for mission and evangelism

1. To network all students, alumni and professionals across the nation for fellowship
and capacity development with the view to impact their societies with kingdom
principles and values.
a) To create a national interactive database for all students, alumni and professionals;
b) To facilitate professional networking, exchange of best practices and opportunities
within the national PENSA community;
c) To create avenues for career guidance, professional mentoring and training;
d) To combat contemporary worldviews and philosophies with biblical principles and values;
e) To emphasise the need to live out the values and principles of the kingdom of God as members of the PENSA Australia community;
f) To organise national conferences with evangelistic focus.

GO TEAM/MISSIONS STRATEGY
STRATEGIC PENSA Australia GO TEAM
1. PENSA Aus. shall concern itself with:
a) Breaking new grounds for missions in the Church of Pentecost. This groundbreaking mission work shall be targeted at both states the Church of Pentecost has not reached and unreached areas with the nation with the Church.
b) Starting PENSA branches in the nation with the Church of Pentecost.
2. In collaboration with the Evangelism Directorate and Office of the National Head, PENSA AUS shall set for itself a number of states to reach with its groundbreaking mission
activities each year. It shall also target a number of states/campuses within which to establish new branches of PENSA. PENSA Aus. shall also set for itself an annual target of souls to be won and work towards it.
3. Once a new PENSA group has been formed and formalised, PENSA Aus. shall hand over the new PENSA group to the appropriate Youth/PENSA leadership within three months
and continue its mandate of establishing new groups. Similarly, when a new church is opened through PENSA Aus. groundbreaking mission work, the new church shall be handed over to the appropriate church leadership by the direction of the Office of the
National Head within 3 months after it has been opened.
2. The gathering of appropriate information shall be done prior to the opening of a PENSA branch.
The information vital in this consideration shall include:
a) Demographics
b) Number of universities present
c) Faith-based campus ministries present
d) Mode of operation of already existing faith-based campus ministries
e) University policies and guidelines that regulate the opening of faith-based groups.
3. To help nurse the new churches to be opened through the activities of PENSA, PENSA Aus.
shall partner the states with the Church of Pentecost that are close in range to an identified location for mission. In this partnership the state(s) so partnered shall contribute human resources
to that mission.
4. The number of people to be deployed for any assignment (the strength of the PENSA Force to use will be determined by the Missions Committee in consultation with the Coordinator and the
National Youth Leader.
5. PENSA AUS may also concert efforts in helping to stabilise newly opened churches in the states through the direction of the Office of the National Head.

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To empower Indonesian students at Western Sydney University through community building, cultural enrichment, and academic support. We aim to foster a welcoming environment that celebrates diversity, promotes cultural exchange, and supports the academic and personal growth of our members.

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Our mission is to engage with WSU students to share an interest in the medical specialty of radiology, to provide an insight into the career and to offer students learning opportunities regarding various imaging modalities in radiology.

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To create a social, practical and creative space for members who are interested in the robotics and mechatronics field.

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We are a group of revolutionary socialists. We stand with the 99% worldwide who are fighting back against the 1%. We host meetings on left wing politics, history and theory. We organise left wing activism in the city around social justice campaigns, including refugee rights, LGBTI equal rights and climate justice.

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1. To promote progressive, especially socialist politics on campus.
2. To promote alternative media on campus through discussion of Red Flag newspaper and Red
Flag books.
3. To provide a forum to discuss and clarify political and historical ideas about Marxism.
4. To engage students in left wing activism in Sydney

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Solidarity is a revolutionary socialist group with branches in cities across Australia. We are committed to building social movements and the wider left, with members actively building campaigns for social justice and supporting workplace struggles to strengthen the confidence of rank-and-file unionists. We stand for solidarity between students, workers, and oppressed peoples in the fight for social and economic justice.

We believe that real change comes from below—through mass movements, strikes, and grassroots organising—not through parliamentary reform. Our club is dedicated to building student and staff-led campaigns that challenge exploitation, war, environmental destruction, and the corporate control of education.

We actively support and organise around issues including:

• Palestinian liberation and anti-imperialism

• Workers’ rights and union struggles

• Climate justice and anti-capitalist environmentalism

• Indigenous justice and self-determination

• Trans rights, LGBTQ+, and anti-racist struggles.

Club aims:
*Build pro-Palestine events on campus.
*Hold rallies, marches and actions to raise awareness about Palestinian liberation.
*Campaign to implement Boycott Divest Sanctions at WSU and in the broader community.
*Organise students and staff to fight for justice, equality and against exploitation and oppression.
*Hold educational meetings to discuss political developments, such as capitalist crisis, the right of the far-right, elections, revolution and social movements for change.
*Hold reading groups to discuss and develop our understanding of historical processes of change and revolution as well as understanding contemporary politics.
*Write, produce and distribute a magazine that discusses and analyses what’s going on in the world - and strategies for how we can change it.

More details:
Capitalism is a system of competition, crisis, and war based on exploitation of workers, producing for profit not human needs. Although workers create society’s wealth, they have no control over production or distribution. Through environmental degradation and climate change capitalism has become a threat to humanity’s future and life on earth.

Socialism cannot be introduced from above, by parliament or parties. The emancipation of the working class is the act of the working class itself. Solidarity is an organisation of activists, anti-capitalists and revolutionary socialists committed to socialism
from below.

We are part of the International Socialist Tendency. A democratic revolutionary party is necessary to deepen resistance to capitalism and to build a movement to
overthrow the system. Solidarity members are beginning to build such a party out of today’s struggles against the system.

The working class has the power to challenge the existing system and create a better world. We stand for socialism, a society based on democratically elected workers councils which would control and plan the economy to produce for human need. The authoritarian states like Russia and China are not socialist but forms of state capitalism where workers have no power.

What about elections and parliament?
Parliament, the army, the police and the courts are institutions of the capitalist state that maintain the dominance of the ruling class over the rest of society. The capitalist state cannot be taken over and used by the working class, it must be smashed. Workers need to create their own state based on workers councils. While parliament can be a platform for socialists, real change doesn’t come through parliament. It is won by mass action in strikes, protests and demonstrations.

We are internationalists
The struggle for socialism has no national boundaries. We oppose everything that turns workers from one country against those from another; we campaign for solidarity with workers in other countries. We oppose borders and immigration controls, and welcome migrants and refugees.
We oppose imperialism and support all genuine national liberation struggles.

We oppose Australian nationalism. Australia is an imperialist power established through genocide on stolen Indigenous land. We support the continuing struggles of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people for land, justice and self-determination.

Oppression and liberation
We oppose sexism, racism, homophobia and transphobia. We fight against all forms of discrimination and the oppression of women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, migrants, and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people. We oppose discrimination against Muslims and people from the Middle East.

Linking up the struggles
We are active building movements for environmental and social change and economic equality. We are active in our unions and work to build the organisation and self-confidence of the rank and file. We work to bring activists together to strengthen each movement and build a common struggle against capitalism.

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