2011 Biomimicry Education Summit

Start: 
Mon, 2011/06/27 - Wed, 2011/06/29
Location: 
Cleveland, Ohio

Every summer since its founding, The Biomimicry Institute has hosted the Biomimicry Education Summit. This interactive conference brings together practicing biomimicry professors and instructors from around the world to engage, collaborate, and network. Experienced biomimicry educators share the challenges and solutions they’ve discovered in their classrooms, and glean new insights, materials, and support from the education staff at The Biomimicry Institute. If you are bringing biomimicry into your classroom or would like to know more about how to integrate biomimicry into your learning materials, please consider attending our annual meeting.

Check link above for more information (the agenda and speakers have recently been posted).

Thanks to the Biomimicry Institute and Karen Verbeek for the pointer!

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Education Summit Program and Agenda

The program has been posted at http://www.biomimicryinstitute.org/education/education/education-summit-program.html

Keynote by John Warner, President and Chief Technology Officer, Warner Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry; President, The Beyond Benign Foundation

Speakers and Panelists:

  • Mike Chamberlain, Guest Experience Programs Manager, Monterey Bay Aquarium
  • Dr. Frank Fish, Professor of Biology, West Chester University of Pennsylvania
  • Ilaria Mazzoleni, Design and Applied Studies Faculty, Southern California Institute of Architecture
  • Dr. Peter Niewiarowski, Professor of Biology, The University of Akron
  • Douglas Paige, Associate Professor of Industrial Design, The Cleveland Institute of Art
  • Karen Peluso, Ship Program Manager
  • Dorna Schroeter, Teacher Training Coordinator, Center for Environmental Education, Putnam/Northern Westchester BOCES
  • Adrian Smith, Doctoral Candidate in Biology, Arizona State University
  • Dr. Christopher Viney, Professor, University of California-Merced
  • Jeannette Yen, Professor of Biology, Georgia Institute of Technology
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