Oak Island Lighthouse
Ethics in Practice: Exploring Standards for 21st Century Environmental Education Centers
2020 Annual Meeting-Fort Caswell Retreat & Conference Center
March 5-6, 2020
Agenda (Detailed Sessions TBA)
Keynote: Interpretation for Diverse Audiences: WHY we do what we do.
Our keynote speaker will be Liani Yirka, currently the Assistant Director of the Walnut Creek Wetland Park. Liani formerly served as the Diversity Outreach Specialist with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission and as the head of Accessibility and Inclusion at the N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences
Keynote: Interpretation for Diverse Audiences: WHY we do what we do.
Our keynote speaker will be Liani Yirka, currently the Assistant Director of the Walnut Creek Wetland Park. Liani formerly served as the Diversity Outreach Specialist with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission and as the head of Accessibility and Inclusion at the N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences
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Full Conference with Lodging
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Friday Only with Thursday Lodging
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Conference options, no lodging
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All lodging and noted meals are provided by Fort Caswell Retreat & Conference Center. Prices are per person.
Check Payments and Student Group Rate
If paying by check or if you are interested in a Student Group rate, please contact us at ncaeec.info@gmail.com to register.
Check Payments and Student Group Rate
If paying by check or if you are interested in a Student Group rate, please contact us at ncaeec.info@gmail.com to register.
Thursday Workshop
Community Engagement and Nonformal Education: Guidelines for Excellence Workshop
The Guidelines for Excellence is a series of materials to help environmental educators hone their practice and programs to national standards for high-quality EE programming. This 6-hour workshop will weave together two of the publications in the Guidelines for Excellence series from the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE).
As the newest publication, the Community Engagement:Guidelines for Excellence focuses on community wellness and is designed to help environmental educators create inclusive environments that support effective partnerships and collaborations; including a variety of strategies to identify new individuals/organizations, strengthen relationships with existing partners, and reach beyond the “usual suspects” to make new connections.
We will also explore how to develop new high quality environmental education programs and improve current programs using the Nonformal Education: Guidelines For Excellence. These Guidelines are great for educators who want to learn more about needs assessment, assessing organizational capacity, program design and delivery, and the importance of evaluation.
Eligible for Criteria I credit in the NC EE certification program!
The Guidelines for Excellence is a series of materials to help environmental educators hone their practice and programs to national standards for high-quality EE programming. This 6-hour workshop will weave together two of the publications in the Guidelines for Excellence series from the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE).
As the newest publication, the Community Engagement:Guidelines for Excellence focuses on community wellness and is designed to help environmental educators create inclusive environments that support effective partnerships and collaborations; including a variety of strategies to identify new individuals/organizations, strengthen relationships with existing partners, and reach beyond the “usual suspects” to make new connections.
We will also explore how to develop new high quality environmental education programs and improve current programs using the Nonformal Education: Guidelines For Excellence. These Guidelines are great for educators who want to learn more about needs assessment, assessing organizational capacity, program design and delivery, and the importance of evaluation.
Eligible for Criteria I credit in the NC EE certification program!