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Inside the Greenhouse:
Utilizing Media to Communicate Positive Solutions for Climate Change
ENVS 3100

Course Schedule

Week 8

Tuesday, March 4

  • vocal, physical, improvisational work 
  • Composition #1 & LOCC event feedback
  • Composition #2 pitch & feedback

 

Thursday, March 6

  • co-facilitation #4

Osnes, B. (2014) ‘Solar-powered Shadow Puppet Theater: Illuminates a Navajo Student Energy Forum’ working paper

Osnes, B. and Gammon, M. (2013) ‘Striking the Match: A Web-Based Performance To Illuminate Issues of Sustainability and Ignite Positive Social Change’ Sustainability: The Journal of Record 6(3), 167-170

Multi-modal/film clips

  • NPR This American Life radio show
  • Annie Leonard, ‘The Story of Solutions’
  • Stephen Colbert ‘Heatsteria’
  • explore ‘climate change’ and ‘global warming’ stories in The Onion: America’s Finest News Source
  • explore ‘the best climate cartoons’ at Pinterest

 



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