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Innovative Ecology Teaching at Community Colleges

Innovative Ecology Teaching at Community Colleges

Monday, April 7th at 4PM

An ESA Watercooler hosted by the Education Committee

Some of the most innovative teaching of ecology and environmental science happens at community colleges. Teaching ecology at a community college has its own challenges and special rewards; it is the place where many students first get inspired about the field. Join our diverse panel of community college instructors who will share examples of effective approaches. Bring your own experiences and questions of teaching ecology and environmental science to community college students and other intro level undergraduate courses.

Who should attend?

Community college instructors, early career ecologists considering a career in community college education, and indeed anyone who is interested in innovative undergraduate education.

Panelists:
Tom Langen (Clarkson University, ESA Education Committee), moderator

Brian Shmaefsky (Lone Star College – Kingwood)

Stacey Kiser (Lane Community College)

Christine Girtain (Toms River High School North, South)

Kristen Genet (Anoka-Ramsey Community College)

Katie Benson (Clarkson University, formerly at Harford Community College)

Laura Broughton (Bronx Community College)

Heather Fitzgerald (Community College of Vermont)

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