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Cultivating Resilient Communities of Wellbeing
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Join the
Global Sustainability and
Earth Literacy Studies (GSELS) Learning Network
The Global Sustainability and Earth Literacy
Studies (GSELS) Learning Network provides
inclusive educational opportunities for the
Miami Dade College community to explore global
citizenship, ecological sustainability, and
civic engagement, through
understanding planetary
challenges and limits and
by developing values,
skills, and behaviors that
promote prosperity and
communities of well-being.
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Spring 2019
Professional Development for MDC
Faculty and Staff |
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Health: Connecting People
Place and Planet
Part 2
Awarding 12
hours of Professional Development
This workshop focuses on the
interconnection of human health with
environmental and community health.
Kendall Campus -
Begins Wednesday, January 23, 2019
Facilitated by Netiva Kolitz,
To
Register, class
# EEI1015-3
InterAmerican Campus -
Begins Wednesday, February 6, 2019
Facilitated by Mike Matthews,
To
Register, class #
EEI1011-6
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Reconnecting with
Earth 2:
A New Story
Awarding 12
hours of Professional Development
This workshop is two of a two-part series, each
offering four sessions that address a central
issue of our time: What is the appropriate
relationship of human beings to Earth? As
participants engage in readings and discussion
questions, they will share observations and
reflections on our relationship to Earth, the
threats of ecological imbalance, what we can do
to create a paradigm shift and make lasting,
impactful change, and what the role of higher
education is in creating a future generation of
Earth literate citizens.
North Campus -
Begins Wednesday, January 30, 2019
Facilitated by Stephen Nesvacil,
To
Register, class #EEI1006-4
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Everglades
National Park Faculty Immersion
Awarding
8
hours of Professional Development
Saturday, March 9, 2019 8:30 - 4:30
PM
Facilitated
by Kiki Mutis
The goal of the course is to give faculty an
overview of basic South Florida ecology and
hydrology by providing direct field experiences
in this unique ecosystem.
Cape Florida State Park, Key Biscayne to
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EEI1021-1 |
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Developing Sustainability Competences at Work
Friday, March 15, 2019
1:00 - 4:00 PM,
Kendall Campus R-404
Facilitated by Dr. Anouchka
Rachelson
This
workshop will introduce seven sustainability competences
that can help professionals make a meaningful
contribution to environmental sustainability and the
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
To Register Class,
Class #
EEI1022-1
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Programs for
Faculty and Staff-
Ongoing
Global Sustainability
and Earth Literacy Studies (GSELS)
Learning Network
Sustainability Education
Professional Development Opportunities
Sustainability and
Earth Literacy Professional Development
Workshops
Graduate Courses in
Collaboration with EEI
EEI and
Florida International University
(FIU)
Outdoor Immersions Awarding
Professional Development
Sustainability in the
Curriculum
Immersions for Your
Classes
Sustainability
Learning Lunches
Hialeah
IAC
Kendall
North
Wolfson
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Programs for Students
- Ongoing
The Next
Generation of Global Leaders are Stepping Forward - JOIN
US!
Narrow Ridge Earth
Literacy Field Experience - Apply In
December!
Programs and Resources for Students
Earth Literacy and Sustainability I -new course
YES! club
EEI
Service-Learning
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Student
Resources |
Faculty
Resources |
Recommended Reading
Recommended Viewing
Recommended
Listening
Related Websites
NWF
Campus Ecology Program
Student Immersions
EEI
Service-Learning |
Sustainability and Earth
Literacy
in Curriculum - MDC Faculty
EEI
Workshops-Power Point Presentations
Recommended Reading
Recommended Viewing
Recommended
Listening
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