Unetic is a startup club aimed at developing a comprehensive platform for club management. This software is designed to facilitate every aspect of club activities including recruiting, managing, fundraising, finance, and promotion, all within a single platform. It seeks to streamline the operational aspects of running a club, making it easier for members to focus on their core activities and growth.

Summary- Learn how to develop and grow your own bonsai. Delve into the mechanics of tree's and the art behind bonsai.- Members receive free bonsai tree's and plants on which they apply the techniques they have learned. Signing Up & Callouts- Purdue scholars can sign up or attend a callout via tinytrees.net or the button belowContactFor inquiries and donations, contact us at abc@purdue.edu, and we'll get back to you as soon as possible!Social Media

Purdue University’s ASME chapter is committed to serving as the gateway to professional success for its members. Featuring 8 dynamic design teams spanning Grand Prix Karts, Prosthetics, Robotics, Small projects, Sustainability, Rube Goldberg, EPICS, and Consulting, ASME offers unmatched opportunities for hands-on engineering experience at the forefront of innovation. Through partnerships with MILESTONES, members gain essential training in CAD and FEA, enhancing their skill sets beyond traditional classroom learning. The chapter hosts weekly professional development sessions, provides access to a wide network of industry connections, provides resources for FE Exam preparation, and hosts frequent social events. Recognized with ASME's Student Section Award and Purdue’s Year of Excellence award, ASME is dedicated to cultivating leadership and growth across all disciplines. Explore their website for more information and join their Slack to stay updated on events and opportunities for involvement.

Discord link: https://discord.gg/ZfzRaQ22wcWelcome to Entrepreneuship Society, where innovative ideas meet enthusiastic minds, and dreams of entrepreneurship become reality! We're more than just a gathering place; we're a dynamic community built on collaboration, creativity, and collective ambition.At ES, we believe in connecting people with ideas to those excited about bringing them to life. Through our collaborative efforts, we support Purdue innovations and turn promising concepts into successful ventures.Consistently showing up and actively participating is central to our mission. CLUB provides a supportive environment where members engage in teamwork, exchange ideas, and drive innovation forward.As proud representatives of Purdue University, we bridge aspiring entrepreneurs with industry leaders, mentors, and investors. Through strategic connections and collaboration, we empower our members to seize entrepreneurial opportunities.Joining ES means joining a vibrant network of like-minded individuals passionate about entrepreneurship and innovation. Let's embark on this exciting journey together at ES!We meet every Friday at 6pm in STEW 320

Mission Using the continuous improvement principles of Lean Six Sigma, UCSB "Leaning In" is a group for staff to build on and enhance their professional skills.

Primary Advisor Name (Purdue University Directory)Dr. Matthew SwabeyPrimary classification of the majority of the organizations current members. Select the option which represents 50.1% of the group.Undergraduate

The "Social Stoic" Society is a voluntary organization with the mission to teach, implement, and spread the message of Stoicism founded by Zeno. We learn the lessons and wisdom from Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, Epictetus, etc. and most importantly apply them to our own lives.The organization is also meant to serve as a community of like-minded people that are interested in Stoicism as a lifestyle or as ways to complement their lives.

Sponsoring academic or administrative unit, if applicable: No Response When does your organization recruit new members? (fall, spring, etc.) Fall and Spring Does the organization require an application? An interview? An audition? a training? probationary period before acceptance into full membership?  No Approximately how many hours per week do non-exec/general members spend on your organization's activities once accepted?   2-4 hours Does your organization collect membership dues? What is the cost and frequency of due payments? Yes, $20