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) > > *Tom Langen* > Associate Dean for Academic Excellence, Lewis School of Health and Life > Sciences > Professor, Depts. of Biology, Psychology > Clarkson University > > Office Location: 131 Snell > Mail, 8 Clarkson Ave., Clarkson University, Potsdam NY 13699-5805 > Mail, Home: 7 Pleasant St., Canton NY 13617 > phone:315 268 7933 (office), 315 261 0182 (cell) > Email: tlan...@clarkson.edu > > > To unsubscribe from this list please go to https://community.esa.org/confirm/?u=RhPWqPxFwODKvbkiT32nkIqRrsiSgulp
