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Program Goals
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 To
enhance sustainability education for K-12 students and teachers by
making resources available to the 53 school districts served by
Westminster College’s Science in Motion program.
Make
Sustainability education an integral part of pre service teacher
development programming at Westminster College by embedding the
curriculum materials in the Education department’s Elementary and
Secondary Methods Courses.
Improve
awareness
of
sustainability
issues
for
Westminster
students
by
integrating
concepts of hands-on experiences related to sustainability,
with an emphasis on solar energy and technologies, into the Liberal
Arts curriculum at Westminster College.
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Program
Director, Dr. Helen
Boylan with Student Assistants Zach Smith, Nicole George, Cassie
Treshok, and Colin Agner
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- Dr. Helen Boylan,
Director of Sustainability in Motion
Program; Associate Professor of Chemistry; Chair of
Environmental Education Program
- Dr. Patrick Krantz,
Director
of
Drinko
Center
for
Excellence
in
Teaching
and Learning;
Associate Professor of Education; Coordinator of Secondary Education
Program
- Dr. Timothy Sherwood,
Director
of
Westminster
College
Science
in
Motion
Program;
Associate
Professor and Chemistry Department Chair
Student Assistants:
- Colin Agner,
Westminster College Class of 2013, Environmental Science Major
- Nicole George, Westminster College Class of 2013,
Chemistry/Secondary Education Major
- Zach Smith, Westminster College Class of 2012,
Chemistry/Secondary Education Major
- Cassie Treshok, Westminster College Class of 2011,
Psychology-Human Resources Major & Environmental Studies Minor
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Sustainability in Motion is Funded by PA
Department
of
Environmental
Protection,
Environmental Education Grants Program
With support from the Drinko
Center
for
Excellence
in
Teaching
and
Learning at Westminster College
And Westminster College’s Science in
Motion Program
For
assistance
with integrating concepts of sustainability into your
classroom, please contact:
Dr. Helen Boylan (724-946-6293; boylanhm-at-westminster.edu)
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