From: "Stephen Layman" <slayman@2nature.org>
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Date: Fri, 18 Sep 1998 13:29:12 -0400
Subject: Workshop on Education for Sustainability - Second Nature
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** apologies for cross-postings **

Further information is available on the Second Nature website <
http://www.2nature.org >.


                               SECOND NATURE
                    Regional Workshops & On-site Clinics
                                  Presents

        Southeast Regional Workshop on Education for Sustainability
                             November 6-8, 1998
                     Heifer Ranch  Perryville, Arkansas


 Second Nature invites you to attend our 1998 Southeast Regional Workshop
 on Education for Sustainability.  The focus of this workshop is on
 connecting curriculum development to campus sustainability initiatives.
 Curriculum can be an effective leverage point for transforming colleges
 and universities into an environment where students learn skills,
 knowledge and values to live and work in an environmentally sustainable
 and just manner.

 During this workshop, you will have the opportunity to:

 *  deepen your understanding of sustainability and the role of higher
    education in helping society become more sustainable
 *  learn about tools, techniques and resources to help you develop and
    implement sustainability activities on your campus
 *  gain perspective on how your efforts connect with work that is
    currently being done at your institution, in the region and in the
    larger Education for Sustainability movement
 *  make connections with colleagues from other institutions
 *  develop a plan of action for when you return to your institution

 Workshop Format and Approach

 This workshop will help you enhance your skills and knowledge in many
 different areas of sustainability education.  In addition to the content
 that is covered, the design of the workshop and specific exercises model
 the processes that can facilitate promoting sustainability through higher
 education.  Because we believe that there are no 
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?experts? as yet in the
 EFS movement, we create formal opportunities for you to share successe=
ss
 and challenges that can help us move forward in our efforts.

 The setting is also an important component of the regional workshop.  =
We
 have selected a conference center that will enhance the overall learni=
ng
 experience by allowing us to utilize the natural environment as part o=
f
 the workshop. The accommodations are simple yet sufficient.  These
 facilities promote provocative dialogue as well as quiet reflection.

 Who Should Attend

 This workshop is targeted to individuals from the higher education
 community who are interested in incorporating sustainability into
 curriculum and across campuses.  We strongly encourage the participati=
on
 of interdisciplinary teams of three or four people.

 Workshop Location

 Heifer Ranch
 Route 2, Box 33 Perryville, Arkansas  72126-9695  Tel:  501/889-5124  =
Fax:
 501/889-5124

 The Heifer Ranch is a nonprofit, 1,100 acre facility located in the
 Ouachita Mountain Range of western Arkansas.  As well as providing
 conference services, the Ranch serves as a hands-on campus for educati=
onal
 activities that model sustainable and organic agriculture.  It is loca=
ted
 42 miles northwest of Little Rock, Arkansas on U.S. Highway 10 near
 Perryville, Arkansas.  For a fee, the Ranch will provide transportatio=
n
 from Little Rock National Airport, bus or train stations.  For
 information, call 501/889-5124.  Rooming will be double occupancy or m=
ore.

 Workshop Fees

 Registration fees are $450 each for individuals and $400 each for team=
s of
 two or more individuals.  Fees include all workshop presentations,
 activities, materials and meals plus three nights lodging:  Thursday,
 Friday and Saturday November 5-7.  Please note that if you are with a =
team
 of three or four people and willing to sleep in bunk beds, the
 registration fee would be reduced to $375 per person!

 How to Register

 To ensure the quality of your experience, workshop enrollment is limit=
ed.
 Registration requests received after Thursday, October 1, 1998 will be=

 accepted based on availability.  Reserve your space now!  Complete the=

 attached form and mail with payment in full to:

 Second Nature
 Attention:  Southeast Regional Workshop
 44 Bromfield Street, 5th Floor
 Boston, MA 02108?4909


 Comments from previous workshops:

 ?This workshop has extended my lifelong learning goals.  It has opened=
 my
 mind to new and exciting vistas.  Thank you.?
 Dr. Michael Hubbard, Meharry Medical School, ?97 Southeast Regional
 Workshop participant

 ?Most useful things: meeting some wonderful people, making some terrif=
ic
 new contacts, being exposed to presentations by first-rate experts, an=
d
 being energized by all of them to renew and redouble my own efforts.?
 Dr. Jim Norwine, Texas A&M University - Kingsville, ?98 West Regional
 Workshop participant


 About Second Nature

 Second Nature is a nonprofit organization committed to advancing human=
 and
 environmental well-being through learning.  Our purpose is to increase=

 institutional and individual capacity to make environmentally just and=

 sustainable living a central part of the educational experience at
 colleges and universities.  For more information on Second Nature prog=
rams
 and services, please visit http://www.2nature.org or call (617) 292-77=
71
 extension 131.
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