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Choose from nine incredible workshops to enrich your mind
and expand your skills.
All workshops except E are scheduled for Saturday, November 6 from 7:00PM
to 9:00PM and
Sunday, November 7 from 9:00AM to 5:00PM.
Workshop E is scheduled for Saturday from 5:00PM to 7:00PM, and
Sunday from 9:00AM to 5:00PM.
A. Educating for Sustainability: Paradigms and Practices
In this interactive workshop we will introduce participants to key aspects
of the body of interdisciplinary knowledge; the thinking skills and the
tools we have developed over the past 10 years to educate for a sustainable
future.
Primary Coordinator: Jaimie P. Cloud, Sustainability Education Center,
Inc.
Cost: $122.00
B. EE and Diversity Cases: Learning Through Other's Experience - CANCELLED
Experience real-life dilemmas when you read personal accounts faced by
environmental educators who reached outside their cultural community.
Strengthen your ability to work with diverse audiences by discussing issues
raised. Participants will receive a copy of; What's Fair Got To Do With
It: Diversity Cases from Environmental Educators.
Primary Coordinator: Augusto Medina, EETAP
Cost: $81.00
C. Involving Youth in Community Issues
"Investigating and Evaluating Environmental Issues and Actions"
(IEEIA) introduces 6-12th grade learners to community issues on various
environmental topics. This curriculum engages learners in issue analysis;
investigation/evaluation and decision making skills relative to issues
of interest in their community. This is a nationally recognized research
based model.
Primary Coordinator: Jerry R. Culen, University of Florida
Cost: $68.00
D. Nonformal EE Programs - Guidelines of Excellence
This workshop introduces participants to the newest publication in the
National Project for Excellence in Environmental Education series: Non-formal
Environmental Education Programs - Guidelines for Excellence. Through
guided exercises; participants learn how to use the six key characteristics
as a tool for developing and implementing a comprehensive; cohesive EE
program.
Primary Coordinator: Bora Simmons, Northern Illinois University
Cost: $58.00
E. Professional Development for Affiliate Organization
Leaders
Designed for NAAEE Affiliate organization leaders; this workshop provides
a rare face-to-face opportunity for enhancing communications; planning;
and information sharing. Key topics: strengthening/building capacity of
our organizations; in's-and-out's of 501(c)(3)s; effective budgeting;
diversifying our memberships; and strategies for promoting and building
support for environmental education in our communities.
Primary Coordinator: Linda Rhoads, EE Association of Oregon
Cost: $25.00
F. The Leadership Clinic Model: Innovative Event Design
Are you planning a workshop; training or conference? Experience firsthand
how Leadership Clinic tools and techniques can apply to your own event
planning. Participants consistently state that the clinic is the best
professional development experience of their career. Come find out why!
Primary Coordinator: Amy A. Kowalski, NEEAP
Cost: $87.00
G. Using Logic Modeling to Design Your Program's Evaluation
Participants will apply key concepts of the user-focused approach to program
evaluation by designing an evaluation for their programs (bring program
documentation). This design will include a logic model; stakeholders;
objectives; instruments; data sources; and collection methods. Those interested
are invited to attend in teams or individually.
Primary Coordinator: Emma Norland, e-Norland Group
Cost: $61.00
H. Using the Media to Get Environmental Education Messages Out
This workshop provides environmental educators with the skills to handle
print and broadcast interviews, know what to say, how to get your half
of the control, and become an effective spokesperson for EE. Equivalent
workshops in Washington, DC cost thousands. Learn, save money, and have
fun!
Primary Coordinator: Brian A. Day, International Institute for Environmental
Communication
Cost: $124.00
I. Wetland Education - A Watershed's Glue
More productive than rain forests or coral reefs; accessible to all and
under increasing threat; wetlands are a watershed\'s glue. Come and learn
how to bring wetlands alive and into the classroom with activities taken
from the nation\'s premier wetland curriculums - WOW! and POW!
Primary Coordinator: Karleen Vollherbst, Environmental
Concern
Cost: $99.00
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