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==Bulletins==
 
*Our '''next meeting''' is Thursday, September 22 6:00 PM in room 4-159. Everyone is welcomed!
 
*MIT alum Ian Finlayson, State Sustainability Program Manager, to speak at the first meeting of our speaker series, Thursday, October 6, 6:00 PM in 4-270
 
* We are co-hosting a talk with the MIT Program on Human Rights and Justice:
Dr. Klaus M. Leisinger, CEO, Novartis Foundation for Sustainable  Development
 
Tuesday, October 4, 2005
 
4:30 - 6:00 pm
 
MIT 54-100
 
 
*[[SfGS: IDF Sign-up Sheet| Sign up to volunteer at our booth for the International Development Forum]]
*[[SfGS lecture| Brainstorm speaker ideas for a Fall speaker series]]
*[[SfGS: Wiki Instructions |How do I use this wikipedia anyway?]]
 
==SfGS Mission Statement==
 
Students for Global Sustainability (SfGS) is a student organization commited to sustainable development and conservation projects on both the global and local levels. SfGS is a chapter of the [http://wscsd.org/index.php World Student Community for Sustainable Development (WSC-SD)], which is an international partnership of six student communities seeking to promote sustainable development in research, education, and day-to-day collaborations among tomorrow's scientists, engineers and policy-makers.
 
==More about us==
 
[[SfGS upcoming events (and other ways to get involved)|Upcoming events (and other ways to get involved)]]
 
[[SfGS past events|Past Events]]
 
[[SfGS minutes| Meeting minutes]]
 
[[SfGS publications|Our publications]]
 
[[SfGS active members|Active members]]
 
[[SfGS planning information|Planning information]]

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