Leadership in Edible Education Certificate Program launches Summer 2015 to serve K-12 and Community Based Education in the Puget Sound Region
Through an on-going partnership with the Master of Arts in Education Program at Antioch University Seattle, and their professional endorsement program in Environmental and Sustainability Education, EduCulture is launching a groundbreaking Leadership in Edible Education Certificate Program, designed for formal and informal educators, and other professionals, who are interested in making a difference through edible education, in schools and the wider community. The Leadership in Edible Education Certificate Program aims to help define this evolving field of study, examine best practices and programmatic landscapes, and help students find a place for themselves in this growing educational movement.
Summer 2015 (July 9, 16, 23, 30), Leadership in Edible Education I
Education Towards Food, Citizenship & Community
Fall 2015 (Sept.-Nov.), Leadership in Edible Education II
Food in Schools and Postsecondary Institutions
Winter 2016 (Jan.-March), Leadership in Edible Education III
Edible Education I: Theory & Practice
Spring 2016 (April-June), Leadership in Edible Education IV
Edible Education II: Field Experience & Culminating Field Project
This program is open to formal and informal educators. Field classes for each quarterly course will be held over four days, alternating between Seattle and Bainbridge Island/Kitsap. Course work is offered in multiple professional education options, from AUS Degree and Environmental & Sustainability Education Endorsement Credit to Continuing Education Credits and Clock hours. There is also a Core Field Course option for informal educators or those not needing credit.
To learn more about the Leadership in Edible Education Certificate Program, visit our website:http://educultureproject.org/leadership-in-edible-education/
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Jonathan Garfunkel
Founder & Director
EduCulture at Global Source Education
Garfunkel@EducultureProject.org
206-780-5797
www.EducultureProject.org