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Student Organizations
The MIT experience is about more than academics. Involvement in a student organization can give you greater exposure to leadership roles and the satisfaction they can bring. The organizations highlighted in this section each have their own approaches to engaging environmental issues. Remember, if you can't find a good fit, you can always form your own group with a few like-minded peers.

SAVE
Share A Vital Earth (SAVE) is an environmental advocacy group of concerned MIT students from all majors and backgrounds. Members discuss environmental problems and their solutions, and plan actions to help realize their goal of living in harmony with the earth. SAVE also hosts lectures, workshops, discussion groups, and other events for students and the entire MIT community. Anyone can join. Just show up.

SAVE Website

Students for Global Sustainability
Students for Global Sustainability is a young chapter of the World Student Community for Sustainabe Development. Our interest in sustainability issues is interdisciplinary and includes, besides environmental, social science, economics, architecture, civil and environmental engineering and many others. Our activities at MIT now are focused on building up the local chapter. One of our main goals is to promote the application of the skill that is present in our school in our immediate environment for the sake of sustainable development. In the future we want to work on issues like recycling, the focus on sustainable high and low technologies in class syllabi, or awareness for sustainable architecture for new buildings at MIT.

SfGS Website

Student Pugwash
MIT Student Pugwash is one of twenty-seven chapters of Student Pugwash USA. We encourage all students to consider the ethical implications of science and technology from the development of genetic engineering to sustainability, and to make these concerns an important part of their academic and professional lives.

MIT Student Pugwash Website

ThinkCycle
ThinkCycle is an academic non-profit initiative established at MIT, engaging in supporting distributed collaboration towards design challenges facing underserved communities and the environment. ThinkCycle seeks to create a culture of open-source design innovation, with ongoing collaboration among individuals, communities and organizations around the world.

ThinkCycle Website



MIT Greens
MIT Greens, MIT's student Green Party, is an organization concerned with effecting positive change in the world through politics as well as direct popular action. The Greens are part of a global network that strives to promote a society whose constituents will not be overshadowed by the few wealthy and powerful.

MIT Greens Website

 

 

 


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