Dear GEP colleagues, I'm looking to put together a 2-credit toolkit course that addresses the topics of eco-anxiety, doomism, and climate resilience in students at my university. To that end, we have already conducted a literature review on eco-anxiety research and surveyed books related to the issue and I'm currently working with a team to collect survey data from students on their experiences with eco-anxiety. In order to take effective next steps, I'm now looking for practical applications for approaching these topics (which have been harder to come by), so I wanted to ask if any colleagues have instructional resources (i.e., sample syllabi, in-class exercises or assignments, best practices for eco-anxiety education, etc.) you might share?
Thank you for your time! Shannon Gibson, PhD (she/her) Associate Professor (Teaching) of Environmental Studies, Political Science and International Relations Environmental Studies Program University of Southern California 3454 Trousdale Pkwy, CAS 116C Book Office Hours (ENST 150, 400, 422, 499)<https://calendar.app.google/6oL4tdLtAaahQNG79> My Personal Zoom Room<https://usc.zoom.us/my/smgibson> Linktree to Gibson Climate Justice Lab, socials and other resources<https://linktr.ee/gibsonlab> The University of Southern California is located on Tovaangar, which is the sacred and traditional lands of the first native peoples, the Tongva (Gabrielino). The Tongva are the original stewards of this land, and they continue in that role today. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "gep-ed" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/gep-ed/BYAPR07MB5896EED5310DA5EA6654AC28C539A%40BYAPR07MB5896.namprd07.prod.outlook.com.
