• Student Sororities, Fraternities

• 2197.

Society of Pi Kappa Lambda

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• Student Services and Organizations

• 2198.

Wichita State University Union Corporation

The official account of Wichita State University, home of #ShockerNation.

• Public, Society Benefit - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

• 2199.

The EduTrack Foundation

We are in the business of keeping those on track who need it most.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 2200.

Aaup-Del Chapter

We champion academic freedom, organize for social and economic justice, and advance shared governance on campuses across the country.

• Museums & Museum Activities

• 2201.

Friends of the Mulvane Art Museum

The official Washburn University Twitter feed.

College Student Advocates

ENGAGE IN CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES INCLUDING PROTECTING AND PROMOTING THE ACADEMIC RIGHTS OF COLLEGE STUDENTS College Student Advocates Promoting academic success in college especially among lessprivileged students Home Tips for success Dealing with problems Other organizations Blog Jobs Survey Media About More infocollegestudentadvocates.

• Administration of Justice, Courts (Court Administration, Court Reform, Alternatives to Litigation and Sentencing)

• 2203.

Oklahoma Appleseed Center for Law and Justice Inc

Oklahoma Appleseed Center for Law and Justice.

• Student Services and Organizations

• 2204.

THE CHICAGO SCHOLARS FOUNDATION

Empowering Chicago’s next generation of leaders.

SCHOLARSHOT

College Completion Program 🎓 We help at-risk students exit poverty by completing career-ready vocational, associate, or bachelor degrees.