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== Low-Sec Campus (LSC)==

[[image:LSCLogo2.png|left|70px]] The Low-Sec Campus focuses on living in Low Security Space. Its mission statement is to: “Provide an educational location where newcomers to Low Security space can learn the skills needed to not only succeed, but thrive under constant threat.” For more information, visit [[Low-Sec_Campus|their page]]

[[image:LSCLogo2.png|left|70px]] The [[Low-Sec Campus]] focuses on living in Low Security Space. Its mission statement is to: “Provide an educational location where newcomers to Low Security space can learn the skills needed to not only succeed, but thrive under constant threat.” For more information, visit [[Low-Sec_Campus|their page]]

== NullSec Campus (NSC)==

[[File:NSClogo3bubblesv1.png|left|70px]] The NullSec Campus focuses on living in Null Security Space. Its mission is to "* Establish and maintain a supportive base in NPC nullsec space, give students the opportunity to experience living in nullsec, and the risks associated, provide the opportunity to learn to survive and to practice PvP and PvE nullsec activities." For more information, visit [[Nullsec_Campus|their page]]

[[File:NSClogo3bubblesv1.png|left|70px]] The [[NullSec Campus]] focuses on living in Null Security Space. Its mission is to "* Establish and maintain a supportive base in NPC nullsec space, give students the opportunity to experience living in nullsec, and the risks associated, provide the opportunity to learn to survive and to practice PvP and PvE nullsec activities." For more information, visit [[Nullsec_Campus|their page]]

== Wormhole Campus (WHC)==

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==Amarr Mining Campus (AMC)==

[[image:AMCtest.png|left|70px]] The Amarr Mining Campus tries to organize an outlet for miners in the University. For more information, visit [[AMC|their page]]

[[image:AMCtest.png|left|70px]] The [[Amarr Mining Campus]] tries to organize an outlet for miners in the University. For more information, visit [[AMC|their page]]

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=== Amarr Mining Campus Mission Statement===

The '''Amarr Mining Campus''' was founded to provide EVE University students with the opportunity to learn how to mine efficiently and safely. This includes giving advice for solo mining and providing organised fleet operations. All this will be provide in a friendly and supportive environment.

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* Introduce students to the basics of participating and running in a mining fleet and including the necessary paperwork.

* Support students to organize with their personal mining operations including some basic spreadsheets.

= Unofficial Communities =

These communities have no central leader assigned by EVE University. Many are loosely organized groups of students. While they are not directly under University control, the University may step in and take over one if the need arises. All students participating in these groups are expected to be part of the EVE University community and follow the overall direction set by EVE University Management. However, the University is not in charge of their specific programs, and is not responsible for any problems that arise as a result.

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 == Low-Sec Campus (LSC)==
-[[image:LSCLogo2.png|left|70px]] The Low-Sec Campus focuses on living in Low Security Space. Its mission statement is to: “Provide an educational location where newcomers to Low Security space can learn the skills needed to not only succeed, but thrive under constant threat.” For more information, visit [[Low-Sec_Campus|their page]]
+[[image:LSCLogo2.png|left|70px]] The [[Low-Sec Campus]] focuses on living in Low Security Space. Its mission statement is to: “Provide an educational location where newcomers to Low Security space can learn the skills needed to not only succeed, but thrive under constant threat.” For more information, visit [[Low-Sec_Campus|their page]]
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 == NullSec Campus (NSC)==
-[[File:NSClogo3bubblesv1.png|left|70px]] The NullSec Campus focuses on living in Null Security Space. Its mission is to "* Establish and maintain a supportive base in NPC nullsec space, give students the opportunity to experience living in nullsec, and the risks associated, provide the opportunity to learn to survive and to practice PvP and PvE nullsec activities." For more information, visit [[Nullsec_Campus|their page]]
+[[File:NSClogo3bubblesv1.png|left|70px]] The [[NullSec Campus]] focuses on living in Null Security Space. Its mission is to "* Establish and maintain a supportive base in NPC nullsec space, give students the opportunity to experience living in nullsec, and the risks associated, provide the opportunity to learn to survive and to practice PvP and PvE nullsec activities." For more information, visit [[Nullsec_Campus|their page]]
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 == Wormhole Campus (WHC)==
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 ==Amarr Mining Campus (AMC)==
-[[image:AMCtest.png|left|70px]] The Amarr Mining Campus tries to organize an outlet for miners in the University. For more information, visit [[AMC|their page]]
+[[image:AMCtest.png|left|70px]] The [[Amarr Mining Campus]] tries to organize an outlet for miners in the University. For more information, visit [[AMC|their page]]
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 === Amarr Mining Campus Mission Statement===
 The '''Amarr Mining Campus''' was founded to provide EVE University students with the opportunity to learn how to mine efficiently and safely. This includes giving advice for solo mining and providing organised fleet operations. All this will be provide in a friendly and supportive environment.
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 * Introduce students to the basics of participating and running in a mining fleet and including the necessary paperwork.
 * Support students to organize with their personal mining operations including some basic spreadsheets.
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 = Unofficial Communities =
 These communities have no central leader assigned by EVE University. Many are loosely organized groups of students. While they are not directly under University control, the University may step in and take over one if the need arises.  All students participating in these groups are expected to be part of the EVE University community and follow the overall direction set by EVE University Management. However, the University is not in charge of their specific programs, and is not responsible for any problems that arise as a result.