Goals
- Develop and provide innovative, engaged
education, and leadership programs for life-long
learning
- Transform Oregon State University’s
relation with the wider community in pursuit of
social justice and sustainability
- Encourage democratic use of technology
in response to the critical challenges facing our
planet
- Provide quality research, analysis, and
commentary for education programs at the federal,
state, and local level
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On-Going Experiments
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Core classes for credit include Community
Organizing for Peace, Non-violence, and Social Justice
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Elective offerings include
Forensic/Speech and Debate training
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Leadership Camps for High-school juniors
and seniors, modeled on Team Liberation
- Be good be orange
- Graduate level
- MA in
Applied Ethics Practica
- Undergraduate level
- Phl 399 Phronesis Community Engagement
- Bacc Core offerings in SHPR
- Ethics Across the Curriculum
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Education-Policy Development at Local,
State, and Federal level
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Training and Consulting for K-12
educators
Other ideas welcome and encouraged |
Organizers
- Sharyn Clough, faculty, School of
History, Philosophy, & Religion (SHPR),
OSU
- Sean Creighton, researcher, Science,
Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
Program (STEM), OSU
- Sione Filimoehala, major, Dual Degree
program (Philosophy/Education) OSU
- Matt Gaddis, grad student MA Applied
Ethics, SHPR, OSU
- Stephanie Jenkins, faculty, SHPR, OSU
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Collaborators
- Jonathan Kaplan, faculty, SHPR, OSU
- Mike O’Malley, faculty, College of
Education, OSU
- Stuart Sarbacker, faculty, SHPR, OSU
- You?
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Partnerships
- School of History, Philosophy, and
Religion, OSU
- College of Education, OSU, Mike
O’Malley
- Precollege Program, OSU, Kyle Cole
- Difference, Power, and Discrimination
Program, OSU, Michelle Bothwell
- Center for Teaching
and Learning at OSU, Robin Pappas
- Office of Civic Engagement at OSU, in prospect
- College Hill High School, Corvallis,
OR, Julie Wilborn
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