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Event |
Location |
Host / Registration
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Fridays,
5 - 9 pm;
Saturdays,
9 am - 4pm
Jan. 23 - Feb. 14,
2009 |
BIOREGIONALISM & SUSTAINABILITY: A graduate course offered by St. Thomas Univ. in conjunction with the Earth Ethics Institute of Miami Dade College
Educators will explore ways to infuse a sense and spirit of place into their teaching and will be able to help students relate to their bioregions in ways that are ecologically sustainable. Follow link above for detailed course description.
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St. Thomas University
Miami Gardens, FL
Saturday sessions will be held in the field
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Tuition: $700
Approved for Advancement and Endowed Teaching Chair
Info: Instructor Brad Stocker,
305-237-2850
Register: Joe Iannone,
305-628-6658
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In Miami:
Friday,
February 6, 2009
In Orlando: Tuesday,
February 10, 2009 |
PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE ACADEMY / CLE CREDIT: Precautionary Principle Academy/CLE Credit: Three nationally recognized leaders from the Science and Environmental Health Network, Carolyn Raffensperger, Ted Schlettler and Joe Guth, join forces with local Miami and Orlando experts to discuss the Precautionary Principle and explore its application to local issues. CLE credit has been applied for.
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Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus,
300 N.E. Second Ave.,
Building 3, Room 3210
Miami, FL
Harry P. Leu Gardens, Camellia Room,
1920 N. Forest Ave., Orlando, FL
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Registration for CLE credit: $80;
View flier or e-mail cej.reg@gmail.com for details. |
February 26 -
March 1, 2009 |
PUBLIC INTEREST ENVIRONMENT LAW CONFERENCE
The students of Land Air Water (LAW) at the University of Oregon are pleased to announce that they will host the annual conference of the National Association of Environmental Law Societies
(NAELS) and the Environmental Alliance Worldwide (ELAW) in conjunction with the 27th annual PIELC. Come celebrate an environment of collaboration.
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University of Oregon
School of Law
Eugene, OR
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View web site for more details |
CEJ events are made possible through the generous support of grants and individual donors. If you would like to partner with CEJ to further our mission of creating laws and governance for a more healthy Earth community, consider making
a tax-deductible donation. Please contact Patricia Siemen for more information:
phone: 305-623-2389 / e-mail / send a check made out to CEJ to:
Center
for Earth Jurisprudence
~ A Collaborative Initiative of Barry & St. Thomas Universities ~
St. Thomas University School of Law
16401 NW 37th Avenue
Miami Gardens, FL 33054
305.623.2389 - Office
305.623.2390 - Fax
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