Student Groups at Carnegie Mellon
Sustainable Earth
Sustainable Earth is a group of students from Carnegie Mellon University who are dedicated to bring more awareness to the campus and outside community of Pittsburgh about practicing sustainable ways of life,
We are involved with many projects and activities that will broaden the horizon of sustainability at Carnegie Mellon. Our current projects include composting, the Green Roof Initiative, gardening projects, environmental public service announcements and environmental education.
Membership is open to any Carnegie Mellon student as long as their actions portray an attempt to a sustainable lifestyle! If you would like to join us, please contact us.
For more information email sustain@andrew.cmu.edu
Eco-Rep
A new environmental group on campus, called Eco-Reps, lead by 5th-year scholar Diane Loviglio, is starting up. This new group is made up of students around campus who care about the environment and would like to make Carnegie Mellon more environmentally friendly.
Please visit the Eco-Rep website to find out more about the program and how you too can become a part of this group. Eco-Rep web site
Read the Eco-Rep Brochure
Read the Eco Rep 2006 Final Report
Net Impact
Net Impact is a network of more than 13,000 new-generation leaders committed to using the power of business to improve the world. It is also one of the most innovative and influential networks of MBAs, graduate students and young professionals in existence today. Our members believe that business can both earn a profit and create positive social change. Through a central office in San Francisco and more than 100 chapters in cities and graduate schools around the globe, Net Impact offers a portfolio of programs that enable members to transform this ideal into measurable results.
Search for Carnegie Mellon's chapter Net Impact web site
Engineers for a Sustainable World (ESW)
Engineers for a Sustainable World is a nonprofit organization with a network of more than 3000 professionals and students working to reduce poverty and improve global sustainability. Every day, people around the world struggle to gain access to clean water, food and shelter for their children, and an education to build a better future.
Search for Carnegie Mellon's chapter
ESW web site
Pugwash
Pugwash is a non-advocacy, educational organization, Carnegie Mellon Student Pugwash (CMSP) intends to increase student and faculty awareness of the ethical dilemmas created by the interaction of science, technology, medicine, and the arts within contemporary society. To do so, CMSP brings an interdisciplinary perspective to a wide range of issue areas, encompassing fields such as biotechnology, computers in society, management of technology, national security and nuclear weapons, energy, the environment, and social responsibilities to the arts. By organizing activities to generate insight into the responsible management of science, technology, and the arts, CMSP stimulates informed judgment on the critical issues of our time, and, in so doing, bridges the gap between academia and activism.
Environmental Art
Contact Bob Bingham to discuss Environmental Art on campus Bob's web site.
Eco-art projects Look here!
Green Practices Committee
Learn more about Green Practices Committee
