Meetings: listed in chronological order
2008
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Water:
A Living Lesson Educators Conference
July 15-18, 2008 ~ San Antonio,
Texas
Experience innovative, interactive, and tested methods of teaching
water subjects in all grade levels and all settings at this four-day
conference for educators. The 5th Annual "Water: A Living Lesson"
conference will explore practical, up-to-date examples of successful
educational programs and materials throughout 50 interactive sessions
and field trips.
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Teacher
Internships at Texas A&M Sea Camp
Texas A&M University
at Galveston sponsors free summer internships for school teachers,
counselors, administrators, and other individuals involved in education.
Internships are operated in conjunction with Sea Camp and Talented
& Gifted (TAG). Each internship is a week-long adventure and learning
experience. No teaching is involved. Interns are asked to learn along
with the campers while acting as chaperones. Upon completion of the
internship, educators receive a Certificate of Continuing Professional
Education that acknowledges SBEC credit hours of science content earned.
The number of hours varies between 7 and 32, depending on the program.
Click here for more
information.
- Texas Association for
Environmental Education Fall Conference
October 10-12, 2008 ~ Austin, Texas
The 2008 onference theme is, "Your Community.. Our Environment...
EE Anywhere." Keynote speaker will be the National PLT Director,
Kathy McGlauflin.
Call for Presentations Deadline: May 1, 2008
Full conference information can be accessed by clicking
here.
- NAAEE
Conference
October 15-18, 2008~ Wichita, KS
Conference Strands:
Environmental Justice, Environmental Health, and Climate Change; Conservation
Education; EE Best Practices/Advancing EE; Preschool/Early Childhood;
Food, Agriculture and EE; Art, Culture, and Environmental Education;
Energy Education; Religion, Spirituality & EE
Conference Threads:
PreK-12 Formal Education; Non-formal Education; Research/Evaluation;
Diversity; Special Needs Learners and Service Learning
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NAI 2008 will offer the chance to explore the Oregon Cascade Mountains,
Willamette Valley, Columbia River Gorge, and Pacific Coast, as well
as all the professional development and networking opportunities you
find at every NAI Workshop. The workshop slogan, "Sustaining
the Circle," refers not only to the role of interpretation in
promoting a positive conservation ethic, but alludes to Enos Mills'
charge to increase the tribe by widening the circle of
interpreters.
2009
NAI Region VI Conference
February 26th March 1st 2009
Shreveport, Louisiana
"More Than Marshes and Mardi Gras...Finding Interpretive Pearls"
is the theme for the 2009 NAI Region 6 conference in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Mark your calendars for February 26-March 1, 2009,
and plan to join us to find hidden pearls in north Louisiana's rich and
varied sites and cultures. You'll discover that "the good times roll"
all around the beautiful Bayou State!
Region Business: Board minutes, business minutes,
strategic plan draft
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