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To create order on our collective and individual pages within our wiki we will begin to use the wikipedia guidelines as a general help. Those guidelines are available here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Wikipedia_guidelines LATEST NEWS and USEFUL LINKS: 1. Multi-Campus Environmental Research and Media Collaboration: https://wiki.rit.edu/display/ritintlcollaboration/Multi-Campus+Environmental+Research+and+Media+Collaboration |
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2. RIT KOSOVO (AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN KOSOVO) Environmental Policy Annotated Bibliography with Professor Michael Waschak: https://wiki.rit.edu/display/0508484022122/Home |
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This is the home to the Environmental Policy classes wiki in relation to the Multi-Campus Environmental Research and Media Collaboration space.This Wiki space is for use by faculty and students of the participating courses in environmental policy in all three campuses.
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- Joint Ownership of a Multi-Campus Project: Demonstrate the potential for joint projects and exchanges among environmental and public policy faculty at the RIT campuses around the globe and provide the foundation for continued collaborate work.
- Faculty Collaboration: Provide a venue for meaningful collaboration among the public policy and environmental faculty at all of the RIT campuses.
- Student Collaboration: Provide opportunities for the exchange of ideas and information, and promote friendships among the students from the various RIT campuses.
- Content Driven Environmental Projects: Students will plan and collect the best available information about environmental conditions around their university campus and region and organize the data into accessible annotated bibliographies and literature reviews.
- Visual Presentation of Data: Environmental Policy students will work collaboratively with Media and Graphics students to learn about and prepare visually appealing presentations of complex environmental data.