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Summer Institute 2009 - Announcement

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si_appcoverThe Will Steger Foundation is proud to announce the 4th annual Summer Institute for Climate Change Education on Wednesday August 19th, 8:30-4:30 pm at the University of Minnesota and as an online webinar. Applications available for download here. - CLOSED

Location:

Center for Continuing Education Conference Center
UMN St Paul Campus
1890 Buford Ave
St Paul, MN 55108
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Get the agenda for the 4th Annual Summer Institute for Climate Change Education (PDF 775 KB)

This year we will focus on the international climate negotiations in Copenhagen and unveil a brand new curriculum on international climate solutions for grades 9-12. Keynote speakers include renowned author and climate activist, Bill McKibben, along with our own Will Steger.

The institute will highlight the critical need for international cooperation on climate change solutions, and equip educators with the tools necessary to empower student learning and leadership on the topic. Educators will also learn about the Midwest youth delegation to Copenhagen, led by the Will Steger Foundation, and ways that they can follow the youth experience online through multi-media dispatches including text, images, and video. The Summer Institute will include break-out sessions on topics addressed in the curriculum, including cap and trade vs. carbon tax; equity in negotiation; climate technologies; carbon cycle and more. Visit www.globalwarming101.com to watch the Summer Institute video and download the application.

Events Sponsors:

Event Sponsors University of Minnesota Office of International Programs University of Minnesota Institute on the Environment St. Paul Public Schools SuperValu Cub Foods Eureka Recycling

Event Partners

Event Sponsors 350.org NEA

Thanks to these companies for donating products!

Event Sponsors Aveda Orion Magazine The Blue Sky Guide Valley Natural Foods
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