Maharishi University of Management’s Business department hosted the “Deep Green Business” symposium on July 6-7. The highlight of the highly successful symposium was…Read more
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Maharishi University of Management’s Business department hosted the “Deep Green Business” symposium on July 6-7. The highlight of the highly successful symposium was…Read more
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Competing for the chance to win $100,000 in start-up funding, a team of five Maharishi University of Management students was selected as one of six finalists out of 25 entries in a 10-state clean technology business plan competition, thanks to…Read more
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Eight universities, including Maharishi University of Management, whose MBA programs feature courses in sustainable business have formed a consortium under which their MBA students can take summer courses on sustainability from the other members…Read more
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Open for just one week, the Sustainable Living Center is already using all the classroom and laboratory space to accommodate the Sustainable Living department’s full course schedule…Read more
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“What is the next greatest version of your life, your community, the region and the nation?” asks keynote 2012 EcoFairfield speaker Seth Braun…Read more
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Austin Durr graduated from Maharishi University of Management’s Sustainable Living degree program in 2007. I was fortunate to be in a few classes with Austin, and remember quite keenly his intelligence, funny sense of humor, and ultimate frisbee fanaticism.Read more
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In the 2003/2004 school year, the Sustainable Living degree program at Maharishi University of Management emerged from the Biology department. In the first year, there were 6 students; in the second year (the year I started my studies) there were 15 of us. Read More
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Compass Green: A Mobile Greenhouse Project: Teaching sustainable agriculture to new audiences by driving a working garden right into their lives. Read more
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