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| − | Greensense | + | Greensense was the Williams College environmental advocacy organization composed of students from various areas of interest working to increase environmental awareness and activism. Greensense believs that individuals on campus, in the community, and throughout the world can and must be more conscious of the repercussions of their actions. To achieve this end, Greensense often works with other campus organizations like the [[Lehman Community Service Council]] Council, the [[Williams Outing Club]], [[Students for Social Justice]], the [[Thursday Night Group]], and the [http://ceac.williams.edu Campus Environmental Advisory Committee]. In addition, Greensense has strong ties with the faculty in [[Buildings and Grounds]] and [[Dining Services]]. |
Revision as of 23:05, August 20, 2008
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| Type of group | Service |
|---|---|
| Selective | Everyone's welcome |
| Membership | 20-30 students |
| Meeting time | Kellog (CES) Living Room |
| Meeting place | Tuesdays at 9:00 |
| Office | Kellog House, 2nd floor |
| Established | long ago |
Greensense was the Williams College environmental advocacy organization composed of students from various areas of interest working to increase environmental awareness and activism. Greensense believs that individuals on campus, in the community, and throughout the world can and must be more conscious of the repercussions of their actions. To achieve this end, Greensense often works with other campus organizations like the Lehman Community Service Council Council, the Williams Outing Club, Students for Social Justice, the Thursday Night Group, and the Campus Environmental Advisory Committee. In addition, Greensense has strong ties with the faculty in Buildings and Grounds and Dining Services.
Greensense is a proud partner in organizing the Do it in the dark competition and is a major organizer of Focus the Nation and the CFL Exchange.
Visit the Greensense website.
