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There are over 400 recognized student organizations at The University of Iowa and many more organizations recognized by academic colleges or departments.
 

1. Advocates of Liberty
   To spread the ideas of libertarianism to the University and surrounding area by encouraging discussion of them as they relate to current political, economic and social issues.
   Selective Membership: False
    
2. College Republicans
   To promote an understanding of the integral position of political parties in the American political system.
   Selective Membership: False
    
3. Hawkeyes for Progress
   To advocate for, and educate about progressive ideas, initiatives, and candidates on campus, across Iowa, and the United States.
   Selective Membership: False
    
4. Students for a Free Tibet (SFT) - University of Iowa Chapter
   To educate people about the true historical status of Tibet as an independent nation, to inform them about the current suffering of Tibetans inside Tibet under foreign control, to promote the belief that Tibet should once again be free, and to unite with those who support Tibetans in their struggle for independence. SFT will promote intercultural exchange, understanding, and education about Tibetan history, language, religion, music, food, and customs.
   Selective Membership: False
    
5. Students for Barack Obama
   The purpose of this organization is to organize students at the University of Iowa with the goal of electing Barack Obama President of the United States of America.
   Selective Membership: False
    
6. The Project for a New American Citizen
   The Project for a New American Citizen (PNAC) is a non-partisan organization of social activists whose aim is to increase public awareness and knowledge of vitally important issues, which are being suppressed and/or misrepresented by the mainstream corporate media, and which personally affect you as a free individual. The end goal of PNAC, which is hopefully synonymous with that of most people, is simply to obtain Truth and Freedom - an increasingly difficult task in an age of ever-expanding government. It is important to understand that even though many of these issues necessarily overlap with and relate to the controversial world of politics, which is fueled by subjective opinion, such political views are worthless without a solid foundation of objective fact on which to base them. And the following documentaries are loaded with facts and information vital to the preliminary construction of this foundation. That you are subsequently free to form your own conclusions, should go without saying. Our aim is merely to expand the empirical foundation which informs public opinion.
   Selective Membership: False
    
7. U of I Anti-War Committee
   The University of Iowa Anti-War Committee is established for the express purpose of building opposition to war and military occupation in Iraq, Afghanistan, Palestine, and elsewhere by providing information and encouraging debate regarding US foreign policy.
   Selective Membership: False
    
8. University Democrats
   To serve as an organization to maintain and help promote the ideals of the Democratic Party at the university level.
   Selective Membership: False
    
9. Young Americans for Liberty (UI Chapter)
   We meet to honor and restore our founding principles, specifically the U.S. Constitution and the ensuing Bill of Rights.
   Selective Membership: False