John Muir College at UC San Diego is the second undergraduate college named after the renowned environmentalist, writer, and founder of the Sierra Club, John Muir. While there is no academic requirement to study the environment, the college incorporates environmental issues into its curriculum, inspired by Muir's life, travels, and political activism. With a motto of "celebrating the independent spirit," John Muir College aims to change the fabric of the nation through education and engagement.
Muir College is built on the unceded territory of the Kumeyaay Nation and acknowledges the Indigenous communities from the Americas and the Pacific who call San Diego home. The college is committed to building good relationships with the Native peoples of these lands. With a team of dedicated academic advisors, Muir College provides resources and support to help students make informed decisions, plan their classes, and navigate campus policies and deadlines. The college also relies on the generosity of alumni, parents, and friends to support its activities and programs, making it a special place for UC San Diego students.
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