Announcing CampusReform.org
Aptos, CA – Terra Eclipse, Inc. (terraeclipse.com) has launched CampusReform.org, an online activism platform and networking site for college students, conservative activists, and parents for the Leadership Institute, a national conservative organization.
Developed over summer 2009 and leveraging the powerful core technology of the Drupal (Drupal.org) framework, CampusReform.org consists of a main national website and subsites for all 2,446 US college campuses. CampusReform.org allows users to create and customize accounts; to join campuses and campus groups; to network with other users via blogs, discussion boards, and chatrooms; and to rate faculty members and textbooks with numerical scores and written reviews.
"We're excited and proud to help bring Morton Blackwell's visionary leadership into the digital realm." remarks Wyatt Hull, VP of Operations at Terra Eclipse "The launch of Campus Reform marks a new era in conservative online activism. It's an ambitious project and it demonstrates Terra Eclipse's ability to execute quickly on complex development."
Terra Eclipse, Inc. is a political web technology development firm headquartered in northern California. It's recent clients include FreedomWorks, the Ron Paul 2008 Presidential Campaign, Tom McClintock for Congress and Young Americans for Liberty.
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