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Environmental Education

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M. McClaren

Location: Kelowna

PREREQUISITE:

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1995 SUMMER INSTITUTE IN ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION

In the summer of 1995, Simon Fraser University will offer its Summer Institute in Environmental

Education at its Kelowna Regional Centre. The Institute, now in its 24th year of offering, is

intended to provide teachers and other educators with an opportunity to consider the

educational opportunities and implications of human-environment interactions.

The Institute is interdisciplinary in nature and will consider the environment through the

perspectives of the Natural and Social Sciences, Humanities, Economics, and the Arts. The

Institute will also address educational programming from K-Adult levels.

Milton McClaren, Ph.D.

Associate Professor and Director, Field Relations and Teacher Continuing Education, Simon

Fraser University, Faculty of Education. Dr. McClaren has extensive experience with all

aspects of Environmental Education and has been a member of the Steering Committee of Project

WILD (US), of the Man and the Biosphere Programme Committee of UNESCO Canada, and is

currently a member of the Education Advisory Committee of the Aspen Global Change Institute.

In 1993, he was the recipient of the Minister's Environment Award in

B.C.

TO APPLY AND REGISTER:

The Summer Institute in Environmental Education is a credit programme of the Faculty of

Education at S.F.U. Students taking the Institute enroll for Education 452-8, and will receive 8

semester hours of credit on successful completion. Regular course tuition fees apply, and there is

an additional field activity fee of $35.00. Students should apply to register as soon as possible,

because enrollment will be limited. Students who do not live in the South Okanagan Region can

arrange to live in residence at Berger Hall on the KLO Road Campus of Okanagan University

College. Berger Hall is within walking distance of the SFIJ Regional Center which is also

located on the KLO Road Campus. Room rates vary depending on the type of accommodation

chosen and range from $298.00/month to $398.00/month.

The Institute is offered as an Intensive Summer Programme. It will commence on July 4, 1995,

and the first day of classes will be Tuesday July 4 and the last day will be Thursday, July 27.

The class may spend three days in residence at the field at the McQueen Lake Environmental

Study Centre (near Kamloops) during Week Two of the course. Students enrolled in the Institute

will have full use of the Macintosh Computer Lab at the Kelowna Centre during the Institute.

Students interested in this programme may contact Debbie Grey at 762-7600, Sally Lee at 291-

3614 or the Field Relations and Teacher In-Service Education office at 291-3808.

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Environmental Education.

In the summer of 1995 Simon Fraser University will

offer Its Summer Institute in Environmental Education

at its Kelowna Regional Centre, The Institute, now In its

24th year of offering. is Intended to provide teachers and

other educators with an opportunity to consider the

educational opportunities and implications of human-

environment; interactions.

The Institute is

lnterdlsclplinaiy

In nature and will

consider the environment through the perspectives of

the Natural and Social Sciences, Humanities, Econom-

ics, and the Arts. The Institute will also address

educational programming from K-Adult levels. The

programme provides a full mix of field experiences.

seminars. Lectures, and hands-on activities In settings

ranging from nature centres to the Inner city.

In 1995 the Institute will be offered by an Interdiscipli-

naiy Team which will be coordinated

by-

Milton McClaren, Ph.D.

Associate Professor and Director, Meld Relations and

Teacher

Continuing

Education, SinionFaser University,

Faculty

of

Education. Dr. McClaren has extensive expe-

rience with all aspects

of

Environmental Education and

has been a member

of

the Steering Committee of Project

WILD (US), of the Man and the Biosphere Programme

Committee of UNESCO Canada. and Is currently a mem-

ber of the Education Advisory Committee of the Aspen

Global Change Institute.

In

1993 he was the recipient of

the Minister's Environmental Award in B.C. He is co-

author of the Royal Society of Canada's Global Change

Teachers Handbook and was a member of the authoring

team for the BC

Water Stewardship

Program.

Bill Hammond, M.Sc.

President, Natural Context, Fort Myers,

Florida. Bill

Hammond is an Internationally

known

environmental

educator. afor

i

rner member

of the steering committees

of

Project WILD

and

Project Learning Tree (US),

a current

member

of the South Florida Water

Commission, and a

recipient of the

Conservation Teacher of the YearAward

from

the

National Wildlife Federation of the U.S.

In 1994-

95 he has been involved

In the development of Project

GLOBE,

an international programme of education about

global environmental change.

The

Teaching Team Is supported by other resource per-

sons who

work

with various segments of

the

programme.

In previous

years

they have included

many outstanding

environmental

educators including Kim Fulton. Brian

Herrin,

Rick Koof, Joanne

Nlcklas, Susan

Close, Carl

de

Developing

To Apply and

Register.

The Summer Institute In Environmental Education

Is

credit programme of the Faculty of Education at S.F.U.

Students taking the institute enrol for Education 452-

8, and will recleve 8 semester hours of credit on

successful completion. Regular course tuition fees

apply, and there is an additional field activity fee of

$35.00. Students who have not previously attended

SFU must apply for admission before registering. Former

SFU students should apply to register as soon as

possible, because enrolment will be limited.

Accommodation.

Students who do not live

In

the South Okanagan Region

can arrange to live in residence at Berger Hall on the

KLO Road Campus of Okanagan University College.

Berger Hall Is within walking distance of the SFU

Regional Centre which also is located on the KLO Road

Campus. Room rates vary depending on the type of

accommodation chosen and range from $275.00/month

to 410.00/month. Further information can be obtained

from

Emma, at 604 862 2400 or from KLO Student

Housing, FAX 861 7018. Full Information about cloth-

ing and equipment will be sent to students who are

accepted into the programme.

The Institute is offered as an Intensive Summer pro-

gramme. It will commence on Tuesday.July 4, and the

last day will be Thursday. July 27, The class will spend

four days in residence In the field at the McQueen Lake

Environmental Study Centre (near Kamloops) during

WeekTwo of the course (July 11-14). Students enrolled

in the institute will have full use of the Macintosh

Computer Lab at the Kelowna Centre during the Insti-

tute.

Students Interested in this programme may contaci

Debbie Gray at 762 7600. Shirley Heap at 2913614 or

the Field Relations and Teacher In-Service Education

office at 291 3808 for further information.

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ROOM DESCRIPTIONS

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OTHER FACILITIES!

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laundry facilities. The main floor has a large activity mc

video games. Bike storage and box storage space is avail

the ground

floor. Heat, light and

water

are included in th

rate. A dedicated parking spot is available to residents at

month. Telephone and cable hook-ups are available in eac

ready for you to sign up with Shaw Cable or BC Tel if

wish.

IJMMER (Ma y 10 August),

Students whose courses extend to May or June, and those

to remain living on campus

d uring summer may do so by

arrangements with the Student Housing

office,

Short

Tern

will apply.

CONDITIONS OF OCCUPANCY:

Occupation

of any room is subject to signing a Licence Agn

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applicable to staying in Residence. Once a room

is

occupi

day period of

cancellation

is applicable,

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(MAY-AUG)

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only

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completed and

submitted with payment

of

a

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Application Fe. of

$25.00.

An

app&adan fee

is

payable only once per

academic year (Sept 01 to Aug 31).

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meal plan

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compulsory - see Meal

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Information brochure. However, dormitory accommodation It not limited to first year

students

only.

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SOCIAL AC

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Do you plan w bring- a Bicycle? ?

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Are you prepared to serve on any Residence Committees? eg

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What hobbles do you enjoy?

Medical problein .

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Do you object to smoking?

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Additional comments you feel will be helpful in making your room assignment:

NOTE: ROOM MATE REQUESTS SHOULD BE FILLED OUT ON THE SEPARATE SHEET PROVIDED AND SUBMITTED

TOGETHER.

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APPLICATIONS MUST$E

25% RESIDENCE FEES

BALANCE OF FEES DUE

IN HOUSING OFFICE BY

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AND DEPOSITS DUE

(10 working days before

you occupy room)

WINTER (JAN-APR)

Nov. 15

Third Tuesday In November

Third Monday in December

SUMMER (MAY-AUG)

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March 30

First Tuesday in July

Third Monday in

I understand that It I become a resident anident. I agree with and will abide fully with the Rules of Residence and the Residence License

Agreement which are published and amended by the Okanagan University College from time to time and available free of charge from the

Residence office upon request. My non-refundable Application Fee of $25 is attached and made payable to OUC Student Residence.

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a guideline to which campus you will be attending,. please read the enclosed letter.

It Is your responsibility to ensure you are applying for the appropriate campus.

THIS FORM ALONG WITH YOUR APPLICATION FEE SHOULD BE RETURNED