Millennium Campus Conference 2010 is...
A student movement. Over one billion people worldwide suffer from the effects of living on less than one dollar a day, including hunger, treatable infectious diseases, severely limited education opportunities and high child mortality rates. For the first time in recorded history, our generation has the tools to confront the vast majority of these problems. Will you be part of the solution?
Millennium Campus Conference (MCC) 2010 will bring together 1,000 driven students to discuss this generation’s commitment to sustainable international development September 17-19 at Columbia University. As an attendee, you will have the opportunity to:
-Share your ideas and projects with peers from around the world. Learn about current clean water, microfinance, health, education and advocacy initiatives coordinated by students including Rainwater for Humanity at Brown, Engineers Without Borders at Tufts, and Invisible Children at Northeastern.
-Participate in skill-building workshops on fundraising, marketing and more.
-Hear from global advocates including MCN Advisor Dr. Jeffrey Sachs (Director, Earth Institute at Columbia University, President, Millennium Promise, and Special Advisor to the UN Secretary-General on the MDGs), Dr. Bernard Amadei (Founder, Engineers Without Borders USA), filmmaker Bobby Bailey (Co-founder, Invisible Children), Deogratias Niyizonkiza (Founder, Village Health Works, and subject of Tracy Kidder's newest book, "Strength in What Remains"), Scott Harrison (Founder and President, charity: water), and leaders from the United Nations.
-Attend a special internship and career fair.
-Win special prizes including a 26-day voyage through Central America studying the UN MDGs with Semester at Sea
-Have fun and relax in New York City.
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Comfirmed attendees, please click the following link for conference details including campus map, dress code and more: Click Here
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