WN2 Institute:

Five days of in-depth, hands-on, issue-oriented, inquiry-based environmental professional development funded by the U.S. EPA and sponsored by the University of Arkansas and the Center for Mathematics and Science Education.

For more information about The Institute, please call the Center for Mathematics and Science Education at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, AR at (479) 575-3875.

 

INSTITUTE ORGANIZERS:

Lynne Hehr, Director, CMASE

Stephan Pollard, Environmental Dynamics Ph.D. Program, University of Arkansas

 

 


A WORKSHOP for 5-10th GRADE ENVIRONMENTAL/SCIENCE EDUCATORS

PRESS RELEASE, AGENDA, KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE, and BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT (Pre-Test/Post-Test)

WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS

FIELD TRIP DESTINATIONS

EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES

E-WASTE COLLECTION PROGRAMS (CENTERS and DONATION)

HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION CENTERS (Arkansas)


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A WORKSHOP for 5-10th GRADE ENVIRONMENTAL/SCIENCE EDUCATORS

  • Regional cross-cutting environmental issues associated with waste disposal with an emphasis on electronic waste (E-waste).
  • Toxic and non-toxic waste disposal issues associated with computers and other electronic and electric devices.
  • Rapidly developing solid waste disposal challenges in Northwest Arkansas.
  • Field trip experience with presentations from state and regional experts.
  • Classroom implementation sessions with SEPUP 'Computers and the Environment' kits provided to all participants.
  • 45 hours of professional development credit.
  • 3 hours of GeoScience Graduate credit available.

WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS

FIELD TRIP DESTINATIONS

  • Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center (Fayetteville, AR) [photos]
  • City of Fayetteville, Solid Waste and Recycling Division [photos]
  • Waste Management Tontitown Landfill (Tontitown, AR) [photos]
  • Clear Creek - State Hwy 112 intersection (Johnson, AR) [photos]
  • Savoy (Watershed) Field Research Facility (Savoy, AR) [photos]

EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES

E-WASTE COLLECTION PROGRAMS (CENTERS and DONATION)

HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION CENTERS (Arkansas)

 


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