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Stand Up, Rise Up! Film Series
Gather, Connect, Envision, ACT.
Seeing Possibilities, Seeding Mindful Solutions!
ECOMB and EEI join forces with
support from SQA Foundation
Wednesday, January 25 - Wednesday, March 22,
2017
Wolfson Campus Kickoff
- Before
the Flood
InterAmerican
Campus -
Seed: The Untold Story
5:30 pm reception, 6 pm screening - several
locations.
List of all films and
locations
Sustainability and Urban Resiliency Symposium -
Kendall Campus
- March 15-16, 2017
GSELS Spring Into Sustainability Symposium and
Festival-
North Campus
- March 20-22, 2017
GSELS Symposium
Wolfson
Campus
-
March
22 – 24, 2017
IAC Recycles!
InterAmerican Campus
March 22- March 31, 2017
Hialeah Campus - Spring Activities
Activities organized by the Hialeah Green Team
Hialeah Campus -
January 19 -
April 19, , 2017 |
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Dr. Niko Roorda
Your Personal Social
and Environmental Responsibility
as a (future) Professional (link to power
point)
Thursday, January 12, 2017
Dr. Niko Roorda is the author of
Fundamentals of Sustainable Development and
works as a senior consultant on sustainable
development, corporate social responsibility and
change management for companies and universities
in several countries.
Multi-class
Presentations:
Wolfson Campus - Room 2106 - 9:50 am
- 11:05 am
Kendall Campus - Honors Colloquium, Room 6120 - 3:30 pm - 5
pm
Education for Sustainable Development (ESD)
InterAmerican Campus - 6 pm -
8 pm
(Invitation-only -- GSELS
Faculty Dinner)
for more information
cahernhe@mdc.edu
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Seeing
Systems: Peace, Equity and Regeneration (Part 2)
Awarding 11 hours of
Professional Development
A series
of four lunch and learn discussions examining
the interrelationships of and interconnections
between peace, social and economic justice,
racial and gender equity and environmental
sustainability.
Hialeah
-To Register and for
dates/time, class #
:
EEI1001-3
Reconnecting with Earth 2:
A New Story
Awarding 12 hours of
Professional Development
This
is part two of a workshop series, each offering
four sessions addressing one of the central
issues of our time - What is the appropriate
relationship of human beings to Earth?
Participants will apply the knowledge developed
during Part 1 of the workshop and utilize it to
construct a new paradigm for how we can heal and
reconnect with the natural world around us. As
they explore topics in Earth Literacy, they will
also develop tools and concepts to apply
sustainable education concepts in their
curriculum.
Kendall
- To Register and
for dates/time, class #
EEI1006-1
Wolfson
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To Register and
for dates/time, class # EEI1006-2
Climate Disruption: Choosing Resiliency
Awarding 15 hours of
Professional Development -
This multi-media workshop will address the
topic of climate change through readings, group
reflections, discussion questions,
and action
planning as well as interactive electronic
resources
including web and video content.
InterAmerican
- To Register and for dates/time, class #EEI1007-2
North -
To Register and for dates/time, class #EEI1007-3
Cape Florida State Park
Awarding 6 Hours of Professional Development
Saturday, February 4, 2017 8:30 -
12:30 pm
Participants will learn about the natural and
cultural history of Cape Florida State Park
System, also called ‘Bill Baggs Cape Florida
State Recreation Area’.
Cape Florida State Park, Key Biscayne To
Register
EEI1008-1
Covanta
Waste-to-Energy Facility
Awarding 2
hours of Professional Development
Friday, February 24, 2017 2-4 pm
This two hour
experiential learning activity takes participants on a tour of the
Miami-Dade Resources Recovery Facility operated by
Covanta Southeastern Florida
Renewable Energy Facilities. It will
focus on the waste to energy processes that are utilized at this site.
Covanta Resource Recovery Center- To Register
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