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CREATED:20200908T063431
SUMMARY:Webinar: Building Arctic Educator-Researcher Collaborations 
LOCATION:Online
DESCRIPTION:invites registration for their webinar, titled Building Arctic Educator-Res
 earcher Collaborations. \nThis webinar will take place 9 September 2020 fro
 m 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. AKDT.\nIn this webinar, led by Jennifer Chavez-Miller,
  attendees will learn how to reach out and partner with educators on public
  programming, how to foster effective educator-researcher collaborations, a
 nd how they can improve their communication skills for younger audiences. J
 ennifer will share her expertise of collaborations from over 18 years as a 
 public school educator, including research trips to Svalbard and Finland, a
 nd a recent National Geographic funded education project Vamos Explorar: Co
 nserving and Protecting New Mexico's Wild Places. Attendees will leave this
  webinar with next steps they can take to begin meaningful outreach to inte
 rest students in their field and create a path to participation.\nJennifer 
 Chavez-Miller is a full-time Education faculty member in the Alternative Te
 acher Licensure Program at Central New Mexico Community College in Albuquer
 que, New Mexico. Over two decades as an educator, Jennifer has taught eleme
 ntary, middle, and high school students, and served as a curriculum coordin
 ator and an instructional coach at both school and district levels. As a 20
 10 New Mexico Golden Apple Fellow, 2014 Fulbright Distinguished Awards in T
 eaching Fellow to Finland, 2018 National Geographic and Lindblad Expedition
 s Grosvenor Teacher Fellow, and 2019 National Geographic Grantee and Explor
 er, Jennifer has cultivated her own attitudes, skills, and knowledge to cre
 ate opportunities for students to develop global competence and an explorer
  mindset using literature, technology, geography, outdoor experiences, and 
 inquiry to connect students with the world.\nFor more information and to re
 gister, go to:\n<a href="https://www.arcus.org/civicrm/mailing/url?u=25245&
 amp;qid=4317948" rel="nofollow">Webinar Webpage</a>\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><a href="https://www.arcus.org/civicrm/mailing/url?u=25246&amp;qid=43179
 48" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The Migration in Harmony Research Coordi
 nation Network </a>invites registration for their webinar, titled<strong>&n
 bsp;<em>Building Arctic Educator-Researcher Collaborations</em></strong>. <
 br />This webinar will take place <strong>9 September 2020 from 9:00 to 10:
 30 a.m. AKDT</strong>.</p><p>In this webinar, led by Jennifer Chavez-Miller
 , attendees will learn how to reach out and partner with educators on publi
 c programming, how to foster effective educator-researcher collaborations, 
 and how they can improve their communication skills for younger audiences. 
 Jennifer will share her expertise of collaborations from over 18 years as a
  public school educator, including research trips to Svalbard and Finland, 
 and a recent National Geographic funded education project Vamos Explorar: C
 onserving and Protecting New Mexico's Wild Places. Attendees will leave thi
 s webinar with next steps they can take to begin meaningful outreach to int
 erest students in their field and create a path to participation.</p><p>Jen
 nifer Chavez-Miller is a full-time Education faculty member in the Alternat
 ive Teacher Licensure Program at Central New Mexico Community College in Al
 buquerque, New Mexico. Over two decades as an educator, Jennifer has taught
  elementary, middle, and high school students, and served as a curriculum c
 oordinator and an instructional coach at both school and district levels. A
 s a 2010 New Mexico Golden Apple Fellow, 2014 Fulbright Distinguished Award
 s in Teaching Fellow to Finland, 2018 National Geographic and Lindblad Expe
 ditions Grosvenor Teacher Fellow, and 2019 National Geographic Grantee and 
 Explorer, Jennifer has cultivated her own attitudes, skills, and knowledge 
 to create opportunities for students to develop global competence and an ex
 plorer mindset using literature, technology, geography, outdoor experiences
 , and inquiry to connect students with the world.</p><p>For more informatio
 n and to register, go to:<br /><a href="https://www.arcus.org/civicrm/maili
 ng/url?u=25245&amp;qid=4317948" rel="nofollow">Webinar Webpage</a></p>
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