What clubs are worth joining in hunan university of arts and science?

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Hunan university of arts and science's clubs worth joining:

Hunan university of arts and science Bird Protection Camp:

Hunan university of arts and science Bird Protection Camp was established on 20 15 with 200 members. Volunteers from Bird Protection Camp regularly give lectures on environmental protection in primary and secondary schools in Changde City. In class, volunteers give students environmental protection lessons on bird protection, water resources protection and environmental protection lifestyle, so that students can learn more environmental protection knowledge and practice environmental protection lifestyle. At present, the team has held more than 200 lectures on ecological protection in the school, which have been concerned and reported by many media such as People's Daily, China Green Hair Club, Hunan Daily and Changde Daily.

School profile:

Hunan university of arts and science, located in Wuling District, Changde City, Hunan Province, is a full-time ordinary college organized by Hunan Provincial People's Government and jointly established by Hunan Province and Changde City. It belongs to a "double-first-class" high-level application-oriented college in Hunan Province and was selected as "Hunan Province 20 1 1 Plan". It is a national "Thirteenth Five-Year" application-oriented undergraduate integration development project planning university and a national college student cultural quality education base.

Hunan university of arts and science's higher education started in Changde Teachers College and was established in 1958. It has gathered the respective disciplines and professional advantages of Changde College, Hunan Agricultural College Changde Branch, Changde Education College, Changde Urban and Rural Construction Vocational and Technical School and Changde Art School. 1999 was upgraded to undergraduate course and renamed Changde Teachers College, which was renamed in 2003.