ENVR 497/597 (5 cr) Advanced Environmental Education

SEMINAR ON BUILDING DIVERSE CONSTITUENCIES

Guest: Lisa Bryce-Lewis, Global Rivers Env. Ed. Network

Global Rivers Environmental Education Network - Pamphlet

Walker, G. & Daniels, S. (1994). Public deliberation and public land management: Collaborative learning and the Oregon Dunes. Presented at annual meeting of the Speech Communication Association, New Orleans, 19 Nov. 1994.

Wheeler, K., Donahue, T. & Nemon, H. (1995). Education for a sustainable future. GREEN 7(3): 1-3.

Clouds and silver linings: Sustaining Watershed Education Programs. Syllabus for Apr. 30 1996 workshop.

Stapp, W. B & Mitchel, M. K. (1995). Field manual for global low-cost water quality monitoring. Ch. 9, Action-taking and activities. (pp. 212-221). Dexter. MI: Thomson-Shore, Inc.

Guest: Kurt Russo, Florence R. Kluckhohn Center for the Study of Values

The Florence R. Kluckhohn Center for the Study of Values. Introductory sheet. & Chapter 2, "The research instrument."

F. R. Kluckhohn Center (1995). Values Project Northwest, vol. 2.

Noland, L. J. & Gallagher, T. (1989). Cross-cultural communication for land managers and planners in Alaska. Agroborealis 21(1): 18-23.

Lyden, F. J. (1988). Value orientations in public decision making. Policy Studies J. 16(4): 843-56.

Guest: Kurt Russo, Florence R. Kluckhohn Center for the Study of Values

Brink, P. J. (1984). Value orientations as an assessment tool in cultural diversity. Nursing Research 33(4): 198-203.

Carter, R. T. (1990). Cultural value differences between African Americans and White Americans. J. of College Student Development 31: 71-79.

Ortuño, M. M. (1991). Cross-cultural awareness in the foreign language class: The Kluckhohn model. The Modern Language J. 75(4):449-459.

Russo, K. n.d. The sharing of subjectivities. Presentation at Kluckhohn Values Symposium.

RESEARCH IN THE CULTURAL FIELD

Kluckhohn, F. (1940). "The participant-observer technique in small communities." American Journal of Sociology, 46: 331-343.

Wax, R. (1971). Doing fieldwork: Warnings and advise. Ch. 4, "The ambiguities of fieldwork" (pp. 42-55). Chicago: University of Chicago.

Briggs, C. (1986). Learning how to ask. Ch. 3, "Interview techniques vis-a-vis native metacommunicative repertoires; or, on the analysis of communicative blunders." (pp. 39-60). Cambridge: Cambridge Univ. Press.

PERSPECTIVES ON LISTENING:

Gendlin, E.T. (1981). Focusing. Ch. 11, "The Listening Manual. (pp. 118-137). New York: Bantam.

"A Check List for Improved Listening."

Miller, J. Baker (). Growth through relationships. Woman of Power 13.

Peavey, F. (1995). Strategic questioning. In Context 40.

Partners for Human Investment, Catalytic leadership handbook. "Triplet questioning."

ADDITIONAL RESERVE MATERIALS -

MEDIA:

Cohler, D. (1994). Broadcast journalism: A guide for the presentation of radio and television news, 2nd Ed. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall. PN4784.B75 C63

Hausman, C. (1992). Crafting the news for electronic media. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth. PN4784.B75 H38

Hewitt, J. (1988). Air words: Writing for broadcast nes. Mtn. View, CA: Mayfield. PN4784.T4 H48

St. Maur, S. (1991). Writing your own scripts and speeches for TV, AV & Live presentation. New York: McGraw. PN4142.S67

ADULT LEARNERS:

Mirriam, S & Cunningham, P. (1990). Handbook of adult and continuing education. LC5215.H25

Waldron, M. & Moore, G. (1991). Helping adults learn: Course planning for adult learners. LC5219.W35

Knox, A. B. (1989). Adult development and learning. San Francisco: Sossey Bass. LC5251.K563

FIELD METHODS:

Burgess, R. (Ed.) (1982). Field research: a sourcebook and field manual. London: Allen & Unwin. HM48.F52

Guest: Marcia Wiley, Office of Wash. Supt. of Public Instr., Model Links program

"Legal authority for Washington environmental education" (Revised Code of Wash. 28A.230.020)

Billings, J. A. (1995). "Memorandum no 2-95M... Applicationf for elementary and middle schools to participate in creating model links" Washington State Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction.

Billings, J. A. "Creating model links." Washington State Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction.

"Common recommendations on national curriculum reports"

Models Schools and Links Project Evaluation"Evaluation of environmental education programs."

Wiley, M. (1995). Washington's env. ed. model schools program. Environmental Communicator Dec.: 10-11).

"Essential learnings" & "Model links unit planning"

George C. Marshall Institute. (1995). Proposal for the independent commission on environmental education. ms, George C. Marshall Institute, Washington DC.

Wade, K. (1996). EE teacher inservice education: The need for new perspectives. J. Environmental Education.

Berger, P. & Luckmann, T. (1966). The social construction of reality. Ch 1: "The foundations of knowledge in everyday life" (pp. 19-46). Garden City NY: Doubleday.

Gardner, H. (1995). Leading minds: An anatomy of leadership. "Introduction: A cognitive approach to leadership" (p. 4-18); Ch. 3, "The leader's stories" (pp. 41-65); and Ch. 15, "Lessons from the past, Implications for the future" (pp. 285-306). New York: Basic.

Gergen, K. (1991). The saturated self: Dilemmas of identity in contemporary life. Ch 1, "The self under seige" (pp. 1-47); Ch 4, "Truth in trouble" (pp. 81-110); Ch 8, "Self-renewal and sincerity" (pp. 199-225). New York: Basic.

Guests: Ann Blair, PSWQA - Public Involvement and Education program director

Kevin Morse, Skagit Economic Development Council

Partners for Human Investment (1993). Catalytic leadership handbook. Selections. Portland: Portland State University.

Puget Sound Water Quality Authority (1994). 1994 Puget Sound water quality management plan. Sections on eduction. Olympia, WA: PSWQA.

Economic Development Association of Skagit County (1995). "Environmental Industries Program" EDASC News (Win.) pp. 56-57.

Bee, Helen (1992). The journey of adulthood. Ch.3, "Theories of adult change or development" (pp. 64-95) New York: MacMillan.

Gough, N. & Kesson, K. (1992). Body and narrative as cultural text: Toward a curriculum of continuity and connection. Paper presented at annual meeting of Am. Ed. Rsch. Assn, San Francisco, 20-24 April.

Bateson, M. C. (1989). Composing a life. Ch. 4, "Opening to the world" (pp. 57-74). New York: Harper & Row.

Lave, J. (1990). The culture of acquisition and the practice of understanding. In J. Stigler, R. Shweder & G. Herdt (Eds.), Cultural psychology (pp. 309-327). New York: Cambridge Univ. Press.

Bohren, L. (1995). "Environmental education for automotive personnel in Mexico," Practicing Anthropology, 17 (4): 22-24.

Guest: T. J. Olney, FMDS, College of Business & Economics, WWU

Kotler, P. & Roberto, E. (1989). Social marketing: strategies for changing public behavior. Selections, Ch. 1, 2 (pp. 10-37). New York: Free Press.

Gould, D. (1990). The case of planned parenthood's campaign against unintended teen pregnancy and childbearing. In Fine, S (Ed.), Social marketing: Promoting the causes of public and nonprofit agencies. (pp. 195-214).

Shrum, L., Lowrey, T. & McCarty, J. (1995). Applying social and traditional marketing principles to the reduction of household waste. American Behavioral Scientist 38 (4): 646-657.

Olney, T. J. (1991). The commercialization of the environment. Presented at the American Academy of Advertising. http://www.wwu.edu/~market/tj/commenv.htm

Olney, T. J. (1996). "General outline of a sales call." http://www.wwu.edu/~market/tj/courses/432/salestoc.html

Coddington, Walter (1993). Environmental marketing : positive strategies for reaching the green consumer. Ch 5: "The consumer market" (pp. 77-98). New York: McGraw-Hill.

Elkington, J. & Hailes, J. (1991). "Green consumerism." In A. Dobson (Ed.), The green reader. (pp. 213-217). New York: Mercury House.

Irvine, S. (1991). "Against green consumerism." In A. Dobson (Ed.), The green reader. (pp. 218-224). New York: Mercury House.

ON RESERVE AT WILSON ONLY:

Co-op America (1996). National Green Pages.

Guest: Brad Smith, Dean, Huxley College

Cushman, J. (1996). Adversaries back the current rules curbing pollution. New York Times, Feb. 12, p A1 & C11.

Coddington, Walter (1993). Environmental marketing : positive strategies for reaching the green consumer. Ch. 1, "Introduction," and Ch. 2, "The marketer and environmental management" (pp. 1-36). New York: McGraw-Hill.

Schneider, P. (1993). Green money. Audubon. (March-April): 66-71.

Makower, J. (1996). Green business: Just the facts - making sense of corporate environmental reports. E Magazine (March - April): 48-51

Mobil Corp. (1995). "More good news" Advertisement.

Corporate environmental statements off www from General Motors & Dow Chemical.

ON RESERVE AT WILSON ONLY:

Ross, C. (1995). Opposition to environmental ballot measures. Washington DC: Americans for the environment.

Bullard, R. (1993). Confronting environmental racism: Voices from the grassroots. (pp. 15-24, 38-9). Boston: South End Press.

Bullard, R. (1990). Dumping in Dixie, Ch 5, "Action strategies for the 1990's," pp. 103-117 Boulder: Westview.

First National People of Color Leadership Summit (1991). Principles of Environmental Justice.

Guest: Sonya Manning, CAMP/Community Coalition for Env. Justice

Benson, L. (1995). Rules of the game: Nontechnical guides to environmental health. Practicing Anthropology 17 (4):17-21.

NAAEE (1995). Draft Guidelines of effective environmental education with multicultural audiences in the urban setting.

Lewis, S. (1993). Eight principles of genuine partnership and empowerment for sustainable industrial development. Waverly, MA: Good Neighbor Project for Sustainable Industries.

Lewis, S. (1995). Precedents for Corporate-Community Compacts and Good Neighbor Agreements. Waverly, MA: Good Neighbor Project for Sustainable Industries.

ON RESERVE AT WILSON ONLY:

Washington State Dept. of Ecology (1995). A study on environmental equity in Washington State & Supplementary Atlas.

Callicott, J. Baird (1994). Earth's insights: A multicultural survey of ecological ethics from the Mediterranean basin to the Australian outback. Berkeley: Univ. of California. Ch.'s 1-3

Callicott, Ch.'s 4-6

Callicott, Ch.'s 7-8

Callicott, Ch.'s 9-10.