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RSC statement on insurrection at the U.S. Capitol
January 11, 2021


The Resilience Studies Consortium is outraged by the attempted coup, and the politicians who incited it, at the U.S. Capitol on January 6th. 

As a consortium of university Schools dedicated to freedom and justice, we will always stand for and teach the integrity of democratic process, evidence-based decision-making, and the rejection of autocratic power over the voice of the people. 

The faculty and staff of the RSC are eager to engage with students in a new year inspiring discussion, respectful disagreements, and diverse dreams based on shared evidence about building a freer, more democratic, and more resilient society, together. 

With hope,
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The Resilience Studies Consortium (RSC) utilizes a nation-wide network of universities in order to advance “place-based” educational opportunities for undergraduate students from a diversity of backgrounds and passions. By sharing academic resources, allowing for transferability between partner universities and creating pathways to a better understanding of resilience in the coming era, the RSC seeks to engage and empower students with rich environmental understanding.


re·sil·ience (n): the capacity of an individual, community or system to recover quickly from difficulties. 



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  • Home
  • About
    • Shared Values
    • RSC Stewards
    • RSC Student Stewards
    • Contact
  • Partner Universities
    • Black Hills State University >
      • BHSU's Contributions
    • Eberswalde University for Sustainable Developement >
      • Eberswalde Contributions
    • Kansas Weslyan University >
      • KWU's Contributions
    • Principia College >
      • PC's Contributions
    • Sonoma State University >
      • Sonoma's Contributions
    • Roosevelt University >
      • RU's Contributions
      • Sustainability at Roosevelt
    • The Evergreen State College- Tacoma >
      • Evergreen's Contributions
    • Paul Quinn College >
      • Paul Quinn College Contributions
    • Western Colorado University >
      • Western's Contributions
      • MEM Program
    • Northern New Mexico College >
      • NNMC Contributions
    • Paul Smith's College >
      • PSC Contributions
    • Tuskegee University >
      • TU Contributions
  • RSC in Action
    • RSC in Action
  • Shared Resources
    • Upcoming Events
    • Past Events >
      • Summer Retreat 2020
      • Western's Spring Symposium
      • Roosevelt University Spring 2017 SUST Symposium
      • Summer Retreat 2017
    • Speakers
  • 2020 Summer Course Offerings
    • ENVS 397: Mountain Resiliency
    • ENVS 392: Environmental Justice
    • ENVS 376: The Colorado Water Workshop
    • SUST 361: Urban Ecology
    • Political Economic Ethnography
    • Beyond Dirt: The Ecology of Soil