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Join the GSELS Learning Network
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Meet MDC faculty, students and staff interested
in Global Sustainability and Earth Literacy.
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Attend events and meetings. Participate in
symposia, fairs and field trips.
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Explore what it means to be fully human in the
world today.
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Develop the
characteristics
needed of a 21st Century Engaged Citizen
and Be Part of the GSELS Community!
GSELS Vision
Global Sustainability and Earth Literacy Studies acknowledges the
interconnections and
interdependence of the personal,
social, economic, cultural, environmental, and
political aspects of our world. Collaboratively,
students, faculty, administrators, and staff
explore the significance of human activity
within an evolving Universe and Earth. Through
shared leadership,
this nurturing learning
community facilitates the emergence
of awareness, knowledge,
skills and solutions
necessary to create sustainable systems that
support a healthy and just economy, society,
culture and environment, while fostering values
of Earth ethics, social justice, cultural
diversity, and civic engagement.
Participate!
1.
Find GSELS classes at
your campus!
2.
Search for and Register a GSELS
Civic Engagement Project
How to become a GSELS Scholar
1.
Complete at least 12 credits in
GSELS-designated courses, with a
minimum of three credits from a GSELS
-focused course, and earning a
minimum of a "B" in each of your
GSELS-designated courses
(GSELS-focused
and
GSELS-related Information)
2.
Design and Complete a GSELS
Civic Engagement Project registering
service-learning/volunteer hours with MDC's Institute
for Civic Engagement and Democracy (iCED)
3.
Start a GSELS e-portfolio - a good way to
keep track of your work! (optional)
4.
Apply for GSELS Scholar recognition by
contacting the following:
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Eduardo J
Padrón
Campus: Mike
Matthews (305)237-6733
mmatthew@mdc.edu
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Kendall Campus: Netiva Kolitz
(305)237-2247
nkolitz@mdc.edu
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North Campus: Stephen Nesvacil (305)237-1338
snesvaci@mdc.edu
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Wolfson Campus: Heidi Lellelid (305)237-7119
hlelleli@mdc.edu
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