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| The Environmental Consortium of Hudson Valley Colleges and Universities is an intercollegiate collaboration established to more fully engage its members in the regional environment. Using interdisciplinary study as its guiding principle and priority, the Consortium encourages a diverse membership.
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There are currently 50 Institutional Members in the Consortium. The 50 institutions of higher education within the Environmental Consortium have a collective student, faculty, and staff community comparable to cities with populations over 220,000 people. Demographic information on each school has been compiled to show the diversity of our membership, and also assists in creating a compelling case for funding proposals.
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| Individual Members |
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The Consortium currently has over 300 individual members. The Consortium’s goal of sharing resources is facilitated through a clearinghouse of faculty research and teaching interests. By providing this data online, the Consortium seeks to foster collaborations.
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| Affiliate Members |
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There are currently 9 Affiliate Members in the Consortium. Two-year and four-year accredited colleges and universities not situated in the Hudson River watershed, and non-profit educational or research organizations are eligible for affiliate membership.
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"All human institutions, professions, programs and activities must now be judged by
the extent to which they inhibit, ignore, or foster a human and Earth relationship" |
| Thomas Berry (1914-) |
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