Student Organizations

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[*]Cook Organic Gardening Club
This Club maintains a list of Organic and Sustainable Living Links.

[*]Cook/Rutgers Student Chapter, New Jersey Water Environment Association
The New Jersey Water Environment Association is the state branch of the Water Environment Federation (WEF). The WEF is a professional organization committed to improving the quality of wastewater effluent, groundwater, and surface water by initiating research, development, and public outreach. They are a student run organization assembled to help those involved learn more about the field (via field trips), allow a chance to network at professional conferences, learn about career opportunities, a chance to earn scholarship money, and have fun!

[*]Environmental & Business Economics Club

[*]Environmental Science Club
The primary mission of the Environmental Science Club at Cook College is
to act as a liaison between undergraduate students and the Department of Environmental
Sciences. They inform students not only about the undergraduate degree, but also about
the many opportunities available outside of the university setting that are essential for success

[*]Meteorology Club
The mission of the Cook College Meteorology Club is to encourage interest in the field, and to help out those who are in the major. Anybody at Rutgers who is interested in the weather that is going on around them, or is thinking about joining the meteorology major is welcome to attend club meetings. The club consists of about 30 active members and our meetings and activities are held about once every month throughout the academic year.

[*] NJPIRG
NJPIRG Student Chapters is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that works to fight special interests locally and nationally

[*]Program and Activities Council (Cook College)

[*]Rutgers University Students for Environmental Awareness
An environmental activist organization, seeking to educate students and encourage change.  Meetings are held biweekly in rooms 202 A, B and C of the Cook College Center.

[*]Rutgers Sustainable - RUsustainable@yahoo.com
Their goal is to accelerate the process of Rutgers University’s committing to sustainable development and responsible environmental behavior.

Environmental Science Graduate Student Association

New Jersey chapter of American Society of Landscape Architects
The New Jersey chapter of American Society of Landscape Architects (NJASLA) has a student chapter at Rutgers University. The chapter has done outreach programs, particularly working with schools on design projects. The chapter raises funds for various seminars and field trips to significant landscape design sites. Student Contact, Doug Maute, dmaute@eden.rutgers.edu; Faculty Contact, Dr. Steve Strom, sstrom@rci.rutgers.edu

[*]The Green Group: Rutgers University Environmental Council
The mission of the Environmental Council is to serve as a networking group that provides student environmental groups at Rutgers, along with faculty, staff and administrators, with an opportunity to come together to work on projects/events to benefit the University. Contact environmentalcouncil@yahoo.com for more information.

[*]Rutgers Soil Conservation Club

Forestry and Wildlife Club
The Forestry and Wildlife Club is a combination of the student chapters of the Society of American Foresters and the Wildlife Society (which is the professional organization of wildlife biologists). The club has speakers, and field trips such as canoe and birding trips. It runs a sale of birdseed in the fall, seedlings in the spring. A volunteer committee hooks members up with needs in the forestry and wildlife communities (volunteer contact, Mike Riley, mpriley@eden.rutgers.edu).  Faculty contact:  Dr. Jim Applegate, applegate@aesop.rutgers.edu).



 


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Please send comments and corrections to:
Priscilla Hayes, Environmental Coordinator, Cook College/NJAES
C/O Department Of Agricultural, Food And Resource Economics
Rutgers University--Cook College
55 Dudley Road
New Brunswick, NJ 08901-8520
Telephone: (732) 932-9155, ext.233
Fax:  (732) 932-8887
Email:  hayes@aesop.rutgers.edu
Supported with funding from the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station.