In September 2019, EEAC officially adopted a new organizational mission statement. This statement was developed by a small group of volunteers and EEAC members who engaged in year-long research and critical dialogue about the current field of environmental education in NYC. A new organizational direction emerged out of this process—one that would help EEAC to meet the evolving needs of NYC’s environmental education community.
Twenty-seven environmental educators from universities, government agencies and non-profit organizations participated in Teacher Environmental Education Preparation IV (TEEP IV) Conference on December 12, 2019, at New York University.
Twenty-seven environmental educators from universities, government agencies and non-profit organizations participated in Teacher Environmental Education Preparation IV (TEEP IV) on December 12th 2019 at New York University.
At: NYU — New York University, Pless Hall Lounge
This event builds communities of educators to work on specific projects that support classroom teachers in NYC.
Join Your Colleagues To Build On The Work of TEEP I, II, and III.
At: NYU — New York University, 239 Greene St
Come and Review Progress Made Since Last Year's Workshop!
The workshop will feature presentations and roundtables in the following areas:
You are invited to join our workshop focused on expanding Environmental and Sustainability Education in teacher preparation programs.
At: NYU — New York University, 239 Greene St
The announcement of this event was sent by email only via Eventbrite to EEAC's list of members on 11/6/2017.
Event registration is by invitation only. Register with your email address to attend this event.
You are invited to join our workshop focused on expanding Environmental and Sustainability Education in teacher preparation programs.
At: Teachers College, Columbia University
Join in a workshop to re-energize and broaden Teacher Environmental Education Preparation (TEEP).
How Can We Expand Environmental Education/Sustainability Education in Teacher Preparation Programs in Colleges and Universities and Bring More EE/SE to K-12 Classrooms.
