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Changing Climates @ Colorado State SueEllen Campbell & John Calderazzo Art by Mahta Bazzaz (7), Iran, UNEP Children’s Art Contest, 2007

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Changing Climates @ Colorado State. SueEllen Campbell & John Calderazzo. Art by Mahta Bazzaz (7), Iran, UNEP Children’s Art Contest, 2007. EDUCATION for a better civic conversation bringing together many perspectives & skills biologists & builders politicians & poets - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Changing Climates @ Colorado State

SueEllen Campbell

&John

Calderazzo

Art by Mahta Bazzaz (7), Iran, UNEP Children’s Art Contest, 2007

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EDUCATION

for a better civic conversation

bringing together many perspectives & skills

biologists & builders politicians & poets

climate modelers & fashion models

Improve undergraduate & public understanding

so we can act

by making up-to-date, high-quality information

readily accessible

Art by Anoushka Bhari (8), Kenya, UNEP Children’s Art Contest, 2007

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HIGH LEVEL PRIMER (for faculty)

WHAT WE ALL NEED TO KNOW

(for everyone)

TEACH-INS (4 days)(for everyone)

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100+ talks 100+ speakers

27 departments

8 colleges other campus

entities town, state, region, nation

~ 5500 listeners

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. . . building our own network . . .

Alice Fuzi Wang, a sixth-grader from Palo Alto, Calif., winner, UNEP 18th annual International Children's Painting Competition, 2009.

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Earth Sciences Atmospheric Science

(Scott & Dave) Biology Rocky Mountain

Climate Organization Forest, Rangeland,

Watershed Stewardship

Geosciences Wildlife Biology Natural Resource

Ecology Laboratory Kari Kaplan, “Peas on Earth,” Cool Globes Eco-Exhibit

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Research Methods

Atmospheric Science (Dave & Ian)

Soil & Crop Sciences

Rocky Mountain Tree Ring Research

CSU Libraries Red Cross Argentina, Buenos Aires, iconocast.com

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Literature & Art

Art History English (John) University of

Washington, English

Fort Collins environmental artist

Writers/Essayists from Colorado, Alaska, & Vermont

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Policy & Politics

Political Science (Michele)

Heinz Center for Science, Economics, & the Environment

Center for Environmental Management of Military Lands

City Natural Resources Department

Colorado Institute of Public Policy

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Governor’s Office of Energy Management & Conservation

Center for Energy & Environmental Security, CU

US Representative

State Legislators Students

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Effects on Humans

Sociology Microbiology

, Immunology, & Pathology

Social Work Anthropolog

y NREL

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Communication & Ethics

Communication Studies

Human Dimensions of Natural Resources

Atmospheric Science (Scott)

Journalism Philosophy UCAR National Park Service Freelance writers

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Greener Campuses & Buildings

Construction Management

Pingree Park Campus Director

Education Facilities

Management Poudre School

District Sociology“Make It Happen,” Cathryn Henry-

Colcer & Dan Colcer, Cool Globes Eco-Exhibit

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Economics, UCSD Agricultural &

Resource Economics

Management Political Science Business, UNC City Climate

Wise Program New Belgium

Brewery Envirofit

BusinessEconomicsAgriculture

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Climate Change & Rangelands (integrative)

USDA-ARS Bioagricultural

Sciences FRWS Agriculture &

Resource Economics

Education

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Energy Solutions

Atmospheric Science (Scott)

Physics Mechanical

Engineering Chemistry Bihn Systems &

City Electric Board 25x’25 &

Sustainable Biodiesel Alliance

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Individual Actions, Daily Life

Fort Collins Natural Resources Dept

NREL CMMAP (Rodger) English Theatre and Connie

(Dating Game) Local writers,

artists, dumpster divers, scavengers, re-users

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http://[email protected]

Events

People (68, with no

effort)

Archives (>40 speakers)

Resources (more to come)

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Last year: 60+ sections, 1140+ studentsNext year, fall term alone:

40+ sections, ~960 students

CO 150, Freshman Composition

“Hundreds attend global warming protest . . . . “

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SHORT VIDEOS(Trans-disciplinary, by request,

for classroom use, large classes if possible)

GHG molecule behavior IPCC temperature projection

maps Fairness in policy negotiations Climate refugees Paleoclimate graphs Words & metaphors

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SHORT WEB TEXTS(disciplinary, for teachers, introductory classes when

possible)

Journalism English History

Fashion Design Psychology

Anthropology

& MATERIALS FOR CLIMATE CHANGE COURSES OF ALL TYPES

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Teaching Team (7 colleges, 16 departments, so

far)

Ice Penguins of Sao Paulo, Brazil, 2008

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Atmospheric Science English

Political Science Journalism

Bioagricultural Science Biology

Education History

Geosciences Pathology

Social Work Sociology

Soil & Crop Sciences Physics

Forest, Rangeland, & Watershed Stewardship

Human Dimensions of Natural Resources

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Spreading the wordAlumni magazine & CLA NewsletterWestern Literature AssociationOregon State UniversityAssociated Writing ProgramsPenguin/UCS book, forthcoming

This summer . . . Association for the Study of Literature and EnvironmentEcological Society of America

Next . . .

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May these night hourssweeping my roofand the sunburnt face of

Earth

finally offer a sip of air,and unhurried rain,and a morning without fire.

From “Earth Prayer,” John Calderazzo