Summit 2013 -SENCERizing Classes for Sustainability with a Sensitivity for Trad. HI Val. & Knowledge
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Bob Franco - Kapiolani Community College, Ulla Hasager - UH Manoa, David Krupp - Windward Community College, Kanaloa Schrader - KCC & UH Manoa, and Nelson Fernandez - UH Manoa
SENCER stands for Science Education for New Civic Engagement and Responsibility (www.sencer.net). Our group, Hui o Moku, created by five UH system faculty from KapCC, WinCC, UH Mānoa, and UH Hilo has been cooperating across disciplines and institutions for the last nine months organizing around the theme of sustainability with a sensitivity for traditional Hawaiian values and knowledge. We are aiming at strengthening student learning and interest in the sciences, technology, engineering, and mathematics by connecting course topics to issues of critical local, national, and global importance. We are focusing on real world problems and infusing social relevance into the curriculum -- beginning with our own courses and involving six new faculty members in the process.
SENCER stands for Science Education for New Civic Engagement and Responsibility (www.sencer.net). Our group, Hui o Moku, created by five UH system faculty from KapCC, WinCC, UH Mānoa, and UH Hilo has been cooperating across disciplines and institutions for the last nine months organizing around the theme of sustainability with a sensitivity for traditional Hawaiian values and knowledge. We are aiming at strengthening student learning and interest in the sciences, technology, engineering, and mathematics by connecting course topics to issues of critical local, national, and global importance. We are focusing on real world problems and infusing social relevance into the curriculum -- beginning with our own courses and involving six new faculty members in the process.
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