Field Notes: Teaching Climate Change in Higher Education

Field Notes: Teaching Climate Change in Higher Education

Krista Hiser

Advice to Faculty for when Climate Change Falls its Ash on Your Head

Talking with Mark Stemen about professional development in the Teaching Climate Change and Resilience learning community

Mar 25

Advice to Faculty for when Climate Change Falls its Ash on Your Head

Mar 25

Krista Hiser

Everybody’s a Player

Game designer Jessica Creane hosts a Tea Party at the End of the World

Dec 2, 2023

Stock photo of a decaying building

Dec 2, 2023

Krista Hiser

Everyone is Complete: Human Ecology and the Nursing Curriculum

an interview with Dr. Shanti Shrinivas

Dec 21, 2022

Everyone is Complete: Human Ecology and the Nursing Curriculum

Dec 21, 2022

Krista Hiser

“How to be a Shrub: Transdisciplinary Thinking and the Making of a Deep Generalist”

Interview with Dr. Tina Evans, Colorado Mountain College

Oct 26, 2022

“How to be a Shrub: Transdisciplinary Thinking and the Making of a Deep Generalist”

Oct 26, 2022

Krista Hiser

Writing a Manifesto

with fisherman-poet-teacher Scott T. Starbuck

Jun 15, 2022

Writing a Manifesto

Jun 15, 2022

Krista Hiser

“Hey, Got a Light?” How Chemistry, Law, and Climate Justice are Related

What does the film, Youth v. Gov. mean for higher education?

May 18, 2022

“Hey, Got a Light?” How Chemistry, Law, and Climate Justice are Related

May 18, 2022

Krista Hiser

How to Properly Inflate Your Tires (and You Are the Tire)

a guest interview with Dr. Miku Lenentine, Coordinator of the Center for Resilient Neighborhoods at Kapi’olani Community College

Mar 14, 2022

How to Properly Inflate Your Tires (and You Are the Tire)

Mar 14, 2022

Krista Hiser

“Earth on Trajectory to Sixth Extinction, say Biologists”

Considering the film Don’t Look Up from the perspective of higher education

Feb 1, 2022

“Earth on Trajectory to Sixth Extinction, say Biologists”

Feb 1, 2022

Krista Hiser

A hopely adventure in tumultuous times: in good company with Panu Pihkala

Field Notes: Teaching Climate Change in Higher Education

Apr 27, 2021

A hopely adventure in tumultuous times: in good company with Panu Pihkala

Apr 27, 2021

Krista Hiser

Sera, the Conservation Biologist, #28 in the Teaching Climate Change study

“I’m very clear about the reason I teach. I was drawn to teaching because I wanted to share information about environmental science. I…

Mar 2, 2021

Sera, the Conservation Biologist, #28 in the Teaching Climate Change study

Mar 2, 2021

interviews and musings from a study about what faculty know, think, feel, and do about the climate crisis
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Speedreader w. educational tendencies towards sustainability.

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