Conservation and Resource Studies Student Organization
CRSSO exists to facilitate a community among CRS majors and supplement educational activities. Some of CRSSO’s major activities include sponsoring a mentor system for ESPM 90 and holding monthly potlucks.
Environmental Sciences Student Association
ESSA provides an open forum for the students of the Environmental Sciences major. Some of ESSA’s activities include hosting speakers on topics related to the Environmental Sciences major, visiting environmentally-relevant work places, helping with Career Center job and internship events, and organizing social events.
Student Dietetics Association
The SDA provides support to undergraduate students and the greater Berkeley campus, as well as helping students network with faculty. The SDA promotes and supports National Nutrition Month, attends dietetic events, and participates in volunteer programs.
The Forestry Club
The Forestry Club is a social and academic community open to anyone at Berkeley with an interest in forestry. The Forestry Club has many activities during the year, including participating in Society of American Forester events, holding an annual Christmas tree cut and sale, sponsoring “Bean Feed” dinners, competing in logging sports, and working in community outreach.
The Mycophytes
The Mycophytes provide social and academic resources to students majoring or minoring in Genetics and Plant Biology and Microbial Biology. Some of the Mycophytes’ activities include holding socials, faculty dinners, and information outreach events to promote their majors.
Global Environment Theme House
The Global Environment Theme House is a housing option on the Berkeley campus that provides students with opportunities to learn about environmental issues with faculty members through shared experiences. These include
- dinners with faculty and other speakers
- seminars
- field trips
and many other activities. Please visit the GETH website for more information
Green Campus Program
Green Campus is a student led energy efficiency campaign to educate students, staff, faculty, and the local community on the importance of energy conservation and realize real energy savings by establishing ongoing environmental projects at UC Berkeley.
Learn more about the Green Campus Program.
