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AMS Clubs are student-run organizations supported by your student government. Each club meets rigorous standards to ensure quality, inclusivity, and positive experiences for all members. Together, they create opportunities for students to connect, grow, and make an impact at Queen’s University.

If you’re a club leader and don’t see your club listed, please submit the Club Directory Request form. Please note that our club directory is currently being revitalized, so the best way to connect with clubs right now is to search for their names on Instagram. We apologize for the inconvenience — we’re working hard to ensure you are properly connected. Check out Instagram @amsquclubs for the latest updates.

Afghan Students’ Club

Afghan Students' Club creates a welcoming space to celebrate Afghan culture, build community, and raise awareness through events, discussions, and outreach. We aim to connect students, share traditions, and promote cultural understanding across Queen’s campus.
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African Caribbean Student Association (ACSA)

Celebrates African and Caribbean culture through events, dialogue, and community while supporting students of African and Caribbean descent.
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AIESEC in Queen’s

A global youth-led organization that develops leadership through international internships, volunteer exchanges, and campus engagement.
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All the Queen’s Men (ATQM)

Queen's premier all-male a cappella group, performing at campus events and competitions with a focus on musical excellence and fun.
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ALS Queen’s

As the Queen’s ALS Awareness Club, our mission is to raise awareness and support ongoing research efforts. We aim to engage the Queen's community through educational campaigns, fundraising initiatives, and lively events that all will help fund ALS research!
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Arabic Debate Club

Promotes critical thinking and public speaking in Arabic, offering a space for debate and discussion on important social issues.
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Association of Indian Graduate Students at Queens

Supports Indian graduate students with cultural events, networking opportunities, and academic support in a welcoming community.
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Bader Lane Productions

A student-led theatre company creating original productions and fostering creativity through collaborative performance art.
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Beyond Your Mother Tongue

Celebrates linguistic diversity and multilingualism by creating spaces for language sharing, cultural exchange, and community learning.
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Canadian Association for Research in Regenerative Medicine @ Queen’s University (CARRM@Queen’s)

The Canadian Association for Research in Regenerative Medicine is a non-profit organization seeking to advance the field of regenerative medicine while raising awareness for stem cell research and highlighting the importance of the bodies' most fundamental unit, the cell.
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Canadian Black Nurses Alliance, Queen’s Chapter (CBNA)

Supports Black nursing students through mentorship, advocacy, and community, while promoting equity in healthcare education.
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Canadian Undergraduate Conference on Healthcare (CUCOH)

The Canadian Undergraduate Conference on Healthcare (CUCOH) is a weekend-long, student-run conference held at Queen's University. CUCOH exposes undergraduate students to a wide array of professions in the healthcare industry through keynotes, workshops and research.
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