Register for this class before the end of the day today, January 13, 2014 for the reduced tuition rate. Registration link here: http://nicholas.duke.edu/del/environmental-communication-behavior-change Learn how human behavior can affect environmental change! Join the Duke Environmental Leadership (DEL) program for the seven-week, distance-learning course "Environmental Communication for Behavior Change" from Feb. 3 - March 21, 2014. The rapidly expanding field of environmental communication brings together a set of behavior change tools that can help with environmental enforcement, compliance with regulations, and desired changes in behavior. This course is developed and led by Brian Day -- a globally recognized leader in environmental education and social marketing. It addresses the practical tools and strategies that environmental professionals can use to communicate environmental concepts effectively and encourage behavior change. Environmental professionals from all over the world interact via weekly discussions led by our instructors. Assigned readings, papers, and discussion boards allow for customized instructor feedback and peer review. This course is also the foundation of DEL's suite of Environmental Communication courses. We also offer synchronous, online skills courses in social media (April 7 - May 16, 2014,and taught by the fabulous editorial team at the Southern Fried Science blog), writing (June 2 - July 11, 2014), and a project-oriented communications planning course (Fall 2014) all tailored specifically to environmental professionals. Students will earn a Certificate in Environmental Communication upon successful completion of all four courses. All Environmental Communications courses can be taken for graduate credit; CATES funding provides up to 50% tuition coverage for K-12 educators and outreach specialists. More information can be found here: http://nicholas.duke.edu/del/cates-program
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