Drexel University Climate Pedagogy Incubator
The Incubator is a faculty learning community designed to bring together colleagues from across disciplines to foster community, share resources, and brainstorm collaborations in the area of climate/environmental justice education.
Incubator participants work together over seven weeks in the spring to build a community of climate educators; equip faculty with pedagogical and cultural competencies required for climate justice education; and identify areas of alignment and future collaboration. Following this campus-based experience in spring, Incubator participants will visit community sites throughout Fall under the guidance of Lindy Center experts.
Funding for the Incubator is provided as part of a Climate Hub Grant administered by the Environmental Collaboratory (TEC) in collaboration with the Lindy Center for Civic Engagement.
2024 Participants
- Jennifer Atchison, Mechanical Engineering & Mechanics, College of Engineering
- Casey Hanna, Graduate Student, School of Education
- Steve Dolph, Global Studies and Modern Languages, College of Arts and Sciences
- Annette Gadegbeku, Family, Community & Preventative Medicine, College of Medicine
- Colin Hennessy Elliot, Teaching, Learning, and Curriculum, School of Education
- Cassidy Joyce, Undergraduate Student, Environmental Science
- Larry Keiser, Teaching, Learning, and Curriculum, School of Education
- Magdalena Maczynska, Associate Director, Teaching and Learning Center
- Antonio Martinez-Molina, Architecture & Interior Design, Westphal College of Media Arts & Design
- Alberto Morales, Global Studies and Modern Languages, College of Arts and Sciences
- Mira Olson, Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering, College of Engineering
- Scott Quitel, Close School of Entrepreneurship
- Usha Sankar, Biology, College of Arts and Sciences