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All
UMD student organizations
http://stars.umd.edu
STARS is the Student Activities Reporting
System, you can find all registered student
organizations through this website. Search
by classification or do your own keyword
search to find what you are interested in. |
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College
Park Scholars International Studies Academic
Program: “Towards a Global Community”
http://www.scholars.umd.edu/is/academicprgrmandrequir.html
The College Park Scholars, International Studies
curriculum is designed as a sequential, two-year
program. In addition to University of Maryland
requirements, in order to receive a citation,
students must complete 15-16 credits with
an overall average GPA of 3.0. These credits
must be satisfied during the two-year period
of the CPS program (4 semesters). In addition
to the four colloquia, GVPT 100, and ENGL
101 or COMM 107, students must take one additional
supporting course that usually fulfills University
of Maryland requirements. |
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Citizens
for Global Solutions at the University of
Maryland-College Park (CGS-UMCP)
http://www.studentorg.umd.edu/tgs
To solve those global problems which nations
cannot solve alone, we are building the political
will and effective global institutions to
preserve peace, freedom and justice in a democratically
governed world, based on new norms of international
governance, the rule of law and respect for
the autonomy of local and national communities. |
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College
Park Environmental Group
http://www.kmansperger.com/CPEG
Promoting environmental activism and appreciation. |
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Ecological
Economics Student Group (EESG)
http://www.publicpolicy.umd.edu/ecolecon
EESG is a multi-disciplinary student organization
dedicated to advancing the case for ecologicsl
economics and exploring the intersection of
environmental, social and economic issues.
Housed in the School of Public Policy, EESG
hosts a weekly seminar, the Environmental
Policy Roundtable. |
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Environmental
Conservation Organization (ECO)
http://www.studentorg.umd.edu/ecoclub/
ECO works to address environmental issues
both on and off campus, and to empower students
to work for environmental change. |
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MaryPIRG
http://www.marypirg.org/student
MaryPIRG is a student directed environmental
and consumer watchdog group. We work on issues
such as Hunger and Homelessness, clean water,
environmental education, focusing on community
service and activism. |
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SustainUS
– The US Youth Network for Sustainable
Development
http://www.sustainus.org
SustainUS is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, nonpartisan
organization of young people advancing sustainable
development and youth empowerment in the United
States. Through proactive education and advocacy
at the policy-making and grassroots levels,
we are building a future in which all people
recognize the inherent equality and interdependence
of social, economic, and environmental sustainability. |
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