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Kentucky University Partnership for Environmental Education

     Welcome to the College of Education and Human Service's         
Center for Environmental Education at Northern Kentucky University.

Contact Information:

 

Director:

  Dr. Yvonne Meichtry
Leave of Absence for 2007-2008
  Assistant Director:   Cecilia Baker
  Office:   BEP 160
  Phone:   (859) 572-1545
  Fax:   (859) 572-6096
  Email:   bakerc6@nku.edu
 

Be sure to check out all the new programs and their deadlines:

RecyleMania!
A&WMA Lesson Plans and Essay Contest for Earth Week

Kentucky Green and Healthy Schools Program

Nature Quotes 

http://quotes.prolix.nu/Nature/

The Environmental Education Graduate Endorsement is now being offered by the NKU College of Education.  This 12-credit hour program is for P-12 teachers and is relevant to all subject areas.
Endorsement for Environmental Education (P-12)
(PDF 76 KB)
Curriculum Contract
(PDF 68 KB)

Courses (see below):
EDU 546, Teaching Environmental Education
EDG 644/BIO 644, Aquatic Ecology for Teachers
EDG 645, Fundamentals of Environmental Education
ENV 578, Environmental Issues of Educators

 Regionally Sponsored Events and Weblinks!


Kentucky Environmental and Public Protection Cabinet
Earth Day
 

 

 
The Center for Environmental Education at NKU was established in August, 2002 with the financial support of the United States Department of Education, through the spearheading efforts of
Congressman Ed Whitfield and Senator Jim Bunning.  These funds are distributed to each of the state university Centers for EE through Murray State University.

Additional financial support has since been provided through interest generated from the PRIDE fund
(HB 174).  The PRIDE fund was established by vote of the Kentucky General Assembly in the 2000 regular session.  The interest from the PRIDE fund is distributed through the Kentucky Environmental Education Council to the Centers for Environmental Education at each of the 8 state universities in Kentucky.
 

"Every child should have mudpies, grasshoppers, water-bugs, tadpoles, frogs, mud-turtles, elderberries, wild strawberries, acorns, chestnuts, trees to climb, brooks to wade, water-rocks to roll, sand, snakes, huckleberries, and hornets; any child who has been deprived of these, has been deprived of the best part of his education." - Luther Burbank, American Naturalist & Educator

 
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