MILANO school of Policy, management, and ENVIRONMENT
Graduate Programs
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Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management MS
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Public and Urban Policy MS
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Public and Urban Policy PhD
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Sustainability Strategies Graduate Certificate
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Practice Finance Requirement NEPS 5005 Leadership for Sustainability and Environmental Policy Strategic Change Requirement NEPS 6001 Advanced Seminar in Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management For the Policy Area of Concentration NURP 6002 Policy Analysis Environmental Policy Requirement For the Management Area of Concentration NMGM 5010 Management and Organizational Behavior NMGM 5003 Foundations of Organizational Change
Change your vantage point.
Humanize policy.
NURP 5001 Economics for Management and Public Policy
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NURP 5013 Quantitative Methods
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Six Required Program Courses (18 credits) Making a Difference Requirement
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NMGM 5013 Theory and Practice of Nonprofit Management NMGM 5010 Management and Organizational Behavior NMGM 5004 Fundraising and Development
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NMGM 5002 Financial Management in Nonprofit Organizations
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NMGM 6003 Advanced Seminar in Nonprofit Management 3 Six Electives (18 credits) Elective courses enable you to develop an area of specialization within the nonprofit field. You can choose your six electives from graduate
“Students come to Milano for our unorthodox18and 42 generative approaches to the field of management and to nurture more inclusive, equitable, sustainable, and prosperous organizations.”
course offerings across The New School, opening up many possibilities for acquiring expertise in a particular area. Total Credits
State the obvious.
—Latha Poonamallee Chair, Management Programs
Where Critical inquiry meets social Engagement In 1919, a few great minds imagined a school that would never settle for the status quo, one that would critically rethink learning and the social, political, and economic structures that shape our world. The New School was the result. Today it is an intellectually progressive university housing five schools and colleges, including the Milano School of Policy, Management, and Environment. This legacy—coupled with Milano’s commitment to promoting social equity, civic engagement, and economic inclusion—prepares students to become the leaders the world needs. Having completed Milano’s practice-based programs, graduates are ready to take their place in public, private, and nonprofit organizations. The school’s nearly 8,000 alumni lead cross-sector collaborations in which they have real impact in promoting sustainability and social good. newschool.edu/milano
Overview
CREATE YOUR OWN PATH AND FORGE NEW CONNECTIONS Gain Critical Skills Milano graduates emerge with skills and experience—in critical thinking, effective communication, analysis, and interdisciplinary teamwork—that make them sought after in the workforce. They gain a deep understanding of the social, political, and economic forces that shape their communities while developing the ability to lead change. They acquire cross-functional technical and interpersonal skills, including professional relationship building and creative problem solving, that take into consideration the needs and expectations of all stakeholders. Focus on Your Career Milano offers lifetime career services, supporting graduates with individual career advisement, career workshops, seminars, panel discussions, and networking events with alumni and
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prospective employers. Flexible Career Paths and a Lifelong Community A Milano degree allows for focused study while preparing graduates to succeed in a variety of fields and sectors or shift into new ones. The career paths of our alumni are varied, crossing the public, nonprofit, and private sectors. They become leaders in local and state government, policy and advocacy organizations, social enterprises, consulting firms, benefit corporations, foundations, grassroots organizations, international NGOs, and environmental agencies and organizations. Alumni remain part of the Milano community, collaborating with peers, offering career advice to students, and serving as ambassadors who can provide networking, internship, and job opportunities.
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NMGM 6003 Advanced Seminar in Nonprofit Management 3
NMGM 5002 Financial Management in Nonprofit Organizations
NMGM 5004 Fundraising and Development
NMGM 5010 Management and Organizational Behavior
NMGM 5013 Theory and Practice of Nonprofit Management 3
Making a Difference Requirement 3
Six Required Program Courses (18 credits)
NURP 5013 Quantitative Methods 3
NURP 5001 Economics for Management and Public Policy 3
Two Core Courses (6 credits)
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The Future Is Interdisciplinary Milano is a place where relevant contemporary solutions emerge from interdisciplinary research and practice. As part of The New School,
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EARN A DEGREE THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE
Milano offers students access to resources throughout the university, including outstanding graduate courses in the social sciences at The New School for Social Research (NSSR), design thinking and skills at Parsons School of Design, and media advocacy at the School of Media Studies. Design Your Program Milano’s programs enable students to develop skills and in-depth knowledge in areas of their choosing. Our environmental program, for example, offers concentrations in Policy and Management. Students can pursue an area of specialization while earning a Master of Public and Urban Policy or pair their Milano major with a graduate minor in Impact Entrepreneurship. For more information, visit newschool.edu/milano. A New Approach to Management and Entrepreneurship Milano is a school designed for purpose-driven individuals who want to make a measurable difference. Whether you are headed into the management capacities you need to be an effective leader, entrepreneurial thinker, and changemaker. By applying critical approaches, inclusive practices, sustainability principles, and interdisciplinary research methods to real-world challenges, you learn how to develop innovative organizational models and make a positive
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the business, nonprofit, or public sector, our programs help you develop
difference in your career, your life, and the world.
NEW YORK CITY: YOUR LEARNING LAB Participatory. Collaborative. Action-Oriented. Milano makes the most of its location. The school connects students with innovators, policymakers, organization leaders, and community activists working in a global capital, New York City. Graduates take advantage of networks formed and experience gained—and go on to help strengthen organizations and communities near and far. Milano’s curriculum is based on applied learning. Our courses offer students the opportunity to interact with industry professionals and make a difference in the real world. For example, in Urban Policy Lab—the Public and Urban Policy program’s signature course— students drafted food policy recommendations that eventually became law. Their peers in the Digital Equity Lab developed proposals for wireless corridors for New York City’s underserved communities. And in the Managing the Client-Consultant Relationship course, Milano alumni enlisted students in their organizational change efforts.
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At Milano, learning is hands-on.
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Public Programs and Centers Milano students have access to and participate in the many public lectures, seminars, conferences, film series, and other special events offered regularly by Milano and other schools and colleges of The New School. Transforming Policy in New York City The Center for New York City Affairs, Milano’s applied research institute, drives innovation in social policy. The center’s programs include InsideSchools, which conducts independent research on New York City’s public schools; Feet in 2 Worlds, an immigrant journalism project; Child Welfare Watch, a statistical survey monitoring New York City’s child welfare system; and the Institute for Transformative Mentoring, a dynamic professional training program. A Legacy of Social Innovation The Impact Entrepreneurship Initiative is a university-wide program offering early-stage entrepreneurial students from diverse backgrounds
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the training, resources, and networks they need to transform challenges into opportunities. The program’s ultimate goal is to foster a more inclusive economy and advance social, economic, and environmental good. A Center for Climate Justice and Design The Tishman Environment and Design Center is a New School institute that integrates bold design, policy, and social justice approaches to environmental issues. Milano works closely with the Tishman Center to connect students and faculty to innovative course offerings, community partnerships, and opportunities for interdisciplinary research. The center plays an active role in applying The New School’s design and social justice tenets to the climate change movement. Bridging the Digital Divide The Digital Equity Laboratory, founded and co-directed by University Professor Maya Wiley, is a Milano initiative designed to address inequities stemming from the increasing reliance on technology in our society. The lab encompasses both a graduate course and a project platform for advancing social justice policy and providing technology resources, including access to training, broadband, and digital tools. The lab team has advocated for wireless Internet in public housing, researched online privacy, and documented bias in public data collection as part of an effort to secure government funding for underserved communities.
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URP 5001 Economics for Management and Public Policy
URP 5013 Quantitative Methods 3
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URP 5032 Public Management 3
URP 6002 Policy Analysis
URP 5008 Political Economy of The City 3
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URP 6010 Urban Policy Lab (formerly Laboratory in Issue Analysis) 6
URP 5011 Public Finance and Fiscal Management 3
URP 6008 Advanced Seminar in Public and Urban Policy
NURP 5001 Economics for Management and Public Policy 3 NURP 5013 Quantitative Methods
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Required Program Courses (24 credits) Making a Difference Requirement
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NMGM 5003 Foundations of Organizational Change
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NMGM 5010 Management and Organizational Behavior
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NMGM 6009 Managing the Client-Consultant Relationship
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NMGM 6006 Laboratory in Group Facilitation, Intervention, and Process
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NMGM 6013 Organizational Change Interventions: Theory, Design, and Implementation (offered fall semester only)
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NMGM 6012 Organizational Assessment and Diagnosis
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NMGM 6001 Advanced Seminar in Organizational Change Management
“Milano offers those looking to challenge the social and environmental injustices at the root of our planetary crises the broad knowledge and critical methodologies needed for systemic change.” —Leonardo Figueroa Associate Professor of Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management
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Practical Expertise with Guidance from Scholars and Experts Ideas into Action
New York City
Combine Progressive Theory and
Milano students put their theories to the test, engaging in hundreds of client-based projects each year. They conduct intensive research, gain the skills needed to develop solutions for organizations, and lead accountably by employing ethical and socially responsible practices. They apply their learning in a number of ways, from designing policy strategies to directing nonprofits and from creating financial plans to coordinating partner networks. Faculty Who Share Your Values Milano’s faculty includes nationally recognized experts leading their fields. Committed to developing innovative responses to social, organizational, and environmental challenges, they help students translate their energy and ideals into positive social change.
Learn about Milano’s faculty at newschool.edu/milano.
In keeping with our commitment to interdisciplinary scholarship and collaboration, The New School now offers graduate minors. These structured study pathways immerse you in disciplines outside of your primary field, expose you to alternative modes of research and practice,
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Graduate Minors
and broaden your skills and career options. Milano students have the option of completing a graduate minor in a closely related field, such as global urban futures or impact entrepreneurship, or exploring other subjects and emerging interdisciplinary issues, such as capitalism studies, design studies, and digital storytelling.
The New School’s graduate minors currently include: Capitalism Studies Civic Service Design Creative Community Development Design and Urban Justice Design Studies Global Urban Futures Impact Entrepreneurship Methods and Concepts of Political Economy Migration Studies Transmedia and Digital Storytelling
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“ Consider today’s challenges: social inequalities, threats to civil liberties, a lack of affordable housing, insufficient progress in addressing climate change. Given our university’s history of bold inquiry and innovation, Milano will play a pivotal role in leading a course correction. Join us as we prepare to become creative leaders of the future.” —John Clinton Interim Dean, Milano School of Policy, Management, and Environment
environmental policy and sustainability management ms public and urban policy ms public and urban policy PHD Leadership and Change Graduate Certificate Organization Development Graduate Certificate
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Sustainability Strategies Graduate Certificate
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Environmental policy and sustainability management MS overview
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The Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management
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MS places you at the forefront of advancing climate policy
Climate Change: Systemic Crisis,
and environmental justice. Around the world, efforts are being made to promote change by applying the insights of communities and grassroots organizations with close relationships to the land and its ecologies. As a student in this program, you draw on these hands-on perspectives, forms of Indigenous knowledge, and community engagement to critically address social and ecological Milano School of Policy, Management, and Environment
challenges affecting local and global populations. The program offers concentrations in Management and Policy, enabling you to focus your studies on subjects that fit your goals and interests.
Systemic Change Corporate Sustainability and Social Responsibility Environmental Justice: Race, Class, and the Environment Global Environmental Politics and Policy Indigenous Ecologies Principles of Environmental Science Renewable Energy Sustainability Perspectives and Practice
CURRICULUM The Master of Science degree is awarded upon completion of 42 credits. Students complete two core courses in economics and methods, eight required program courses (including a capstone seminar), two courses in either the Policy or the Management concentration, and two electives. The required courses introduce you to the relevant natural science, financial analytics, public policy, and management dimensions of environmental and sustainability studies. You complete the program with a capstone seminar, in which you develop an individual research- and practice-based project in a collaborative and multidisciplinary learning environment. The program can be completed in two years of full-time study and offers working professionals the option of completing the degree through part-time study. Full-time students lacking relevant experience are encouraged to undertake a noncredit professional internship to gain exposure to the field, develop new skills, and build a professional network.
TISHMAN ENVIRONMENT AND DESIGN CENTER The New School’s Tishman Environment and Design Center offers opportunities for interdisciplinary research and practice as well as fellowships. The center is focused on bold policy, innovative design, and social justice-oriented approaches to sustainability. Learn more at newschool.edu/tedc.
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Urban Resilience
“ Students come to our program with a passion for tackling the most pressing environmental crises of our time. They leave with the commitment and skills to create a more just and sustainable world.” —Ana Baptista Chair, MS Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management Program
for her current career.
environmental policy, providing a solid foundation
in engineering with her desire to effect change through
The EPSM program enabled her to marry her background
the chief resilience officer for the City of Oakland, California.
environment-related STEM fields. McBride now serves as
help increase the number of African-Americans studying in
in which she argued that environmental justice education could
policy and environmental justice, which culminated in a thesis
(EPSM) master’s program, McBride took courses in educational
In the Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management
background with her interest in social justice–oriented policy.
engineering in college, though she longed to connect her science
dangerous levels. That experience led McBride to study civil
stay indoors on summer days when the smog index rose to
Growing up, her brother developed asthma and was forced to
the social cost of the city’s infamous traffic pollution and smog.
Management ’16) grew up in Atlanta, where she saw firsthand
Alexandria McBride (MS Environmental Policy and Sustainability
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“Students come to our program to gain the skills and confidence to challenge the status quo and to work on critical policy issues in real time, all with a steadfast commitment to social justice.” —Rachel Meltzer Chair, MS Public and Urban Policy Program
OVERVIEW
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The Public and Urban Policy MS program prepares you
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to go out into the world and change it. You engage with
Advanced Quantitative Methods
policymakers through real-world client work, applying a
Community Development
multidisciplinary approach and social justice lens to solve
Finance Lab
timely and complex policy problems. Collaborating with a
Digital Equity Lab
diverse set of stakeholders, you develop the skills needed to
Elements of Finance
evaluate critical public policy issues in real time and design
Housing Policy
creative solutions.
Housing Finance and Real
Our graduates have the capacity to bridge differences
Estate Development
and foster social justice and public value in diverse and
Political Economy of the City
ever-changing political and organizational environments.
Poverty, Policy, and Families
They pursue fulfilling careers in government, international
Public Finance and Fiscal
agencies, the private sector, and nonprofits large and small. The program is accredited by the Network of Schools of
New York City
PUBLIC AND URBAN POLICY MS
Management Race, Policy, and Discourse
Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration (NASPAA) and is
Urban Economic Development
affiliated with the Association for Public Policy Analysis and
Urban Policy Lab
of Planning (ACSP), and the Urban Affairs Association. The
Subject Areas
MS Public and Urban Policy program is a past recipient of the
Subject Areas are sets
NASPAA Social Equity Award.
of related courses that enable students to tailor their graduate studies to their personal and
CURRICULUM The Master of Science degree is awarded upon completion of 42 credits. Students complete two core courses, six required program courses (including a capstone seminar), and five elective courses. The required program courses provide a solid foundation in traditional techniques of policy analysis and exposure to alternative theoretical and political perspectives; they include client-centered applied courses primarily using New York City as a learning lab. Full-time students lacking relevant experience are encouraged to undertake a professional noncredit internship to gain exposure to the field, develop new skills, and build a professional network.
professional goals.
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Management (APPAM), the Association of Collegiate Schools
Applied Quantitative Methods and Data Visualization Finance Global Urban Futures Housing and Community Development Inequality and Social Policy Policy and Design Strategies Politics, Media, and Advocacy Race, Gender, and Economic Stratification Urban and Regional Economic Development
paths to your degree Accelerated Option (16 months) Traditional Full-Time Path (2 years) Part-Time Path
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(3 to 3.5 years)
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PUBLIC AND URBAN POLICY PHD qualification
The doctoral program in Public and Urban
examination and
Policy is rooted in The New School’s tradition
dissertation
of critical inquiry and commitment to
proposal
progressive social change. Successful applicants
Students who successfully
have a relevant master’s degree and experience
complete the course requirements
that prepares them to apply research and
submit a qualifying paper (a critical
analysis at the highest level to global public
survey of the literature on a specific public policy issue) and take the qualifying examination. The examination is based on the content
policy questions. Graduates of the program have gone on to work as researchers in consulting firms and
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of Political Economy and Public
international organizations; policy analysts for
Policy Analysis I and II and the
local, regional, and national governments and
Research Workshop. Those who
agencies; and faculty members at colleges
pass the qualifying examination are
and universities.
eligible for the Master of Philosophy degree and can proceed to present and defend a dissertation proposal.
CURRICULUM The Doctor of Philosophy degree is awarded for completing 60 credits, passing the qualifying examination, and writing and defending a dissertation. The 60 credits consist of up to 30 credits transferred from a master’s degree program and 30 credits (ten courses) taken in residence. The curriculum is interdisciplinary, and you are encouraged to explore alternative theoretical perspectives and research methodologies. This flexibility is made possible by the wide range of elective policy and management courses offered by Milano, as well as the opportunity to take courses in the Julien J. Studley Graduate Programs in International Affairs and the social science departments of The New School for Social Research.
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RECENT dissertations
» The Neighborhood Effect of Poverty Over Time: Identifying Poverty Thresholds Where Neighborhood Conditions Change
» Homeownership After the
Great Recession: Essays on “Owner-Ready” Families
» Post-Growth in Practice:
The Realities of Public Policy and Community Initiatives in Ecuador
» The Impact of Foreign Development Assistance on Poverty and Growth: Do Institutions Matter?
» Community of Arts, Community of Justice: Understanding the Social and Political Impact of the Arts in Urban Neighborhoods
» Dealing with Uncertainty:
Infrastructures for Resilience in Urban Communities
“At Milano, we prepare students to translate their commitment to social justice into relevant scholarship and informed engagement with urgent local, national, and global problems.” —Michael Cohen Director, PhD Public and Urban Policy Program
» Gay and Racial/Ethnic Identities, Perceived Discrimination, and Participation in Collective Action
» A Spatial-temporal Approach for Understanding Vulnerability and Resilience to Extreme Heat in New York City
care about leaving the world better than they found it.”
“There is something about being in a classroom with people who
Georges stays in touch with many of his fellow alumni, saying,
now senior project manager in the Port Authority’s Finance Department.
metropolitan-area transportation infrastructure capital projects. He is
Department, helping develop debt instruments to finance the agency’s
became a senior financial analyst in the Port Authority’s Treasury
agency with close ties to Milano. Upon completing his degree, he
program at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, a public
As a student, Georges took part in the Leadership Fellows
architectural plans in partnership with the Volunteers of America.”
students worked up the financing and the Parsons group developed
Katrina,” says Georges. “From our New School team, the Milano
plan for affordable housing to replace homes lost in Hurricane
Development competition in New Orleans and created a business
client-based projects. “I took part in a JPMorgan Chase Community
investigate community capital markets and produce tools in
In the Community Development Finance Lab course, students
experience in line with my career goals.”
Finance Lab—and that was it for me,” he says. “I wanted real-world
staff described a Milano initiative—the Community Development
emphasizes hands-on, socially engaged work in the field. “Admission
the Milano School’s master’s in Public and Urban Policy, which
programs. At a New School admission event, he learned about
discovered a passion for public service and explored policy degree
After law school, Kevin Georges (MS Public and Urban Policy ’09)
Kevin Georges
Programs
Graduate certificate Milano offers a graduate certificate for students interested in expanding their current role or exploring new professional directions in the sustainability field. A bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university is required for admission to our 18-credit certificate program. Candidates come from diverse fields including business, law, public administration, education, psychology, social work, and sociology. Students enrolled in a master’s program at The New School may be able to earn a certificate concurrently with their graduate degree. New students are admitted to the Sustainability Strategies certificate program in both the fall and the spring semesters.
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Sustainability Strategies
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Policy and management models are increasingly
Offerings
taking into account the interconnectedness of
Climate Change: Systemic
ecological, social, and financial sustainability,
Crisis and Systemic
using the triple-bottom-line approach. This approach creates a need for managers who understand critical sustainability challenges and are capable of devising strategies for addressing
Change Corporate Sustainability and Social Responsibility Sustainability Perspectives
them. The Graduate Certificate in Sustainability Strategies curriculum prepares working and aspiring professionals in business, government, and nonprofits to serve as planners, directors, and advocates in organizations that seek to define and implement sustainability as a value and a goal, especially environmentally oriented nonprofits, emerging “green” industries, and government planning and regulatory agencies.
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Among national universities, The New School has the highest proportion of classes with fewer than 20 students.3
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