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EDUCATION
FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Conference
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October 23-24, 2003
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7:00
p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Registration
and Coffee
8:00
a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
Opening Panel
9:00
a.m. - 10:15 a.m.
Stephen Viederman. ‘Can the Universities Contribute to
Sustainability?’ (Read
Abstract) (Read Bio)
Ken
Geiser. ‘Education for a
Transition to Sustainability’ (Read
Abstract)
Eric Friedman.
‘Leading by Example: Campuses Walking the Talk’ (Read
Abstract) (Read Bio)
10:30
a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
John Motloch.
‘BSU Land Design Institute: Education for Sustainability’ (Read
Abstract) (Read
Bio)
Bruce Coull. ‘Merging Academics and Operations in a Statewide University Consortium’
(Read
Abstract)
(Read
Bio)
Tom Kelly. ‘Building a Sustainable Learning Community’ (Read
Abstract)
Robert Koester,
James Eflin and John Vann. ‘Beyond
Discipline: Integrating Academia, Operations and Community for
Campus-wide Sustainable Development’ (Read
Abstract) (Read
Bios)
Peter
Taylor. ‘Infusing
Sustainability into the Curriculum at UMass Boston’ (Read
Abstract)
Daniel Egan. ‘Sociology and Sustainable Development: Making the Connections’ and
Chad Montrie.
‘Educating for Sustainable Development: The Role of the Humanities and
Social Sciences’ (Read
Abstract) (Read
Abstract) (Read
Bios)
Julian Agyeman
and Veronica Eady. ‘Education for Sustainability’ (Read
Abstract) (Read
Bios)
Holyoke Planning Network. ‘Building Consistent and Reciprocal Partnerships in Holyoke’
Priscilla
Geigis and Linda Silka. ‘Community
Preservation Institute’ (Read
Abstract)
David Kriebel, Joel Tickner and Cathy Crumbley. ‘Appropriate Science: Evaluating
Environmental Risks in a Sustainable World’ (Read
Abstract) (Read
Bio)
Blanca Estela
Lemus Ruiz. ‘Occupational
and Environmental Health of Copper Artisans in Santa Clara del Cobre,
Michoacan, Mexico: A Sustainable Approach’ (Read
Abstract)
Gustavo
Perez-Reyes and Mabeth Burgos-Hernandez. ‘Household Hazardous Waste
Management Program for Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico’ (Read
Abstract) (Read
Bios)
12:00
p.m. - 1:15 p.m.
1:15
p.m. - 2:45 p.m.
Panel Six: What’s Happening in the Classroom?
Bill Mass.
‘Teaching Sustainability and Professional Ethics: Production and
Values in and Outside the Work Place’ (Read
Abstract) (Read
Bio)
Elisabeth Hamin.
'Sustainable Learning Communities: The Case of the Incredible Shrinking
Professor' (Read
Abstract) (Read
Bio)
Luanne Witkowski. ‘Basic Training: Inspiring Institutional Change in Higher Education in the Fine and Professional Arts Through Wholisitic Practice and Sustainability Education’
(Read
Abstract) (Read
Bio)
Panel Seven: Consortia Formation-the Art of Collaborations
Trish Jerman. ‘The Ups and Downs of Environmental Assessment in a University Consortium’
Shyamala Raman
and Claire Markham. ‘Educating for Leadership Toward a Sustainable
Human Environment’ (Read
Abstract)
Gerald Lemay.
‘Solar Decathlon 2005 and Habitat for Humanity’ (Read
Abstract) (Read
Bio)
Panel Eight: Painting Schools ‘Green’: What is Going On?
Luis Eduardo Velazquez Contreras. ‘A Sustainable University: What Can Be the Matter?’
(Read
Abstract) (Read
Bio)
Linda
Lowry and Judy Flohr. ‘Strategies used by the Department of
Hospitality and Tourism Management to Embed Concepts of Sustainable
Development in the Curriculum of Both Undergraduate and Graduate
Students’ (Read
Abstract) (Read
Bio)
Priscilla Geigis and Will Snyder. ‘Fostering Young Visionaries for Community Participation’
Break
2:45
p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Plenary
Session:
3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. ~ Wrap up and closing comments. Reception to follow.
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