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The purpose of the BESS GSA is to bring together graduate students from different Cornell departments who are interested in biogeochemistry, environmental sciences and sustainability. The GSA aims to facilitate networking, run workshops and events, share student research and involve faculty to foster interdisciplinary collaboration.

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Our purpose is to provide social and professional events for the graduate students in the BEE department.

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The Cornell Energy Club is a student-led club that connects Cornell graduate students pursuing careers in the energy industry. We are united in our motivation to drive change and tackle the most challenging problems facing the energy industry.

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The purpose of the Cornell University Department of Natural Resources Graduate Student Association is to act as a liaison between graduate students and faculty, foster academic interaction among graduate students, advocate for and support graduate students, and support important social functions throughout the academic year.

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This organization exists to represent and promote the professional activities of graduate students and to facilitate communication among graduate students and between graduate students and faculty of the Field of Plant Pathology and Plant-Microbe Biology at Cornell University. The PPGSA also serves as a grievance board for the students and is actively involved in improving the conditions for graduate study in the department.

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The goals of this organization are to promote a sense of community and professional development for graduate students and post docs within the Soil and Crop Sciences section.

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To empower future leaders to integrate social and environmental sustainability into business and to advance the professional development of Johnson students interested in sustainability-related careers by providing the Johnson community with forums for networking and education.

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Understanding and conserving tropical species, ecosystems, landscapes and biodiversity is a major challenge facing society today. Furthermore, anthropogenic effects on the tropics and the human factors (social, cultural, political, and economic) driving such effects, add enormous complexity to such an urgent task. In all, tropical biology and conservation involves complex and coupled ecological and social systems. Therefore, in affiliation with the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation, Cornell's Tropical Biology and Conservation – Graduate Student Association (TBC-GSA) brings together graduate students and early career scientists across campus to share their research and efforts, while promoting the links between ecological and social dimensions for conserving tropical biodiversity. Interests of TBC-GSA cover a wide array of basic and applied research topics on tropical biology and conservation, including: structure, dynamics and functioning of tropical ecosystems, anthropogenic effects on tropical biodiversity and ecosystems, social-cultural and political-economic drivers of such effects, and more.

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The purpose of the Zoo and Wildlife Society (ZAWS) is to expose veterinary students and the larger Cornell community to the care and veterinary treatment of animals outside of the standard veterinary curriculum.

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