ESt program gets grant from Northern New England Campus Compact – MiddPoints Weekly
ESt program gets grant from Northern New England Campus Compact
The Environmental Studies program has been awarded a grant by the Northern New England Campus Compact for a project led by Diane Munroe, Coordinator for Community Based Environmental Studies. The grant is funded by the Environmental Protection Agency’s Environmental Education program and is intended to support NNECC’s Campuses for Environmental Stewardship efforts. The grant will fund efforts by the ES program and individual affiliated faculty to incorporate community-connected experiences focused on the topical areas of either climate change or water quality into their courses next year. Participating faculty include Molly Costanza-Robinson (Chemistry, Biochemistry and ES), Michelle McCauley (Psychology), Jeff Munroe (Geology), Jonathan Isham (Economics and ES), Rebecca Kneale Gould (Religion and ES), and Catherine Ashcraft (ES).
Posted in For Faculty, For Staff and tagged grants on May 14, 2013 by Alison Darrow.	Leave a comment	← Brett Millier receives Fulbright Scholar award	Svea Closser awarded NSF grant for work in Ethiopia →
ESt program gets grant from Northern New England Campus Compact – MiddPoints Weekly
ESt program gets grant from Northern New England Campus Compact
The Environmental Studies program has been awarded a grant by the Northern New England Campus Compact for a project led by Diane Munroe, Coordinator for Community Based Environmental Studies. The grant is funded by the Environmental Protection Agency’s Environmental Education program and is intended to support NNECC’s Campuses for Environmental Stewardship efforts. The grant will fund efforts by the ES program and individual affiliated faculty t
o incorporate community-connected experiences focused on the topical areas of either climate change or water quality into their courses next year. Participating faculty include Molly Costanza-Robinson (Chemistry, Biochemistry and ES), Michelle McCauley (Psychology), Jeff Munroe (Geology), Jonathan Isham (Economics and ES), Rebecca Kneale Gould (Religion and ES), and Catherine Ashcraft (ES).
Posted in For Faculty, For Staff and tagged grants on May 14, 2013 by Alison Darrow.	Leave a comment	← Brett Millier receives Fulbright Scholar award	Svea Closser awarded NSF grant for work in Ethiopia →