Category Archives: sustainable content

Our Classrooms are Not Islands: Barriers to Voluntary Sustainability on Campus

Posted on February 9, 2012 by Shana Starobin

Ph.D. student Shana Starobin, Nicholas School of the Environment, was one of seven Duke instructors who participated in a CIT Fellowship program in Fall 2011 focusing on Sustainability in Teaching Practice. This post summarizes some of Starobin’s thoughts during the … Continue reading →

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Adding Sustainability Content to An Existing Course

Posted on February 2, 2012 by franzoni@duke.edu

Professor of the Practice Linda Franzoni, Mechanical Engineering, was one of seven Duke faculty who participated in a CIT Fellowship program in Fall 2011 focusing on Sustainability in Teaching Practice. This post summarizes some of Franzoni’s teaching experiences during the … Continue reading →

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Incorporating sustainability concepts into a writing course

Posted on January 30, 2012 by Sandra

Lecturing Fellow Sandra Cooke, Thompson Writing Program, was one of seven Duke faculty who participated in a CIT Fellowship program in Fall 2011 focusing on Sustainability in Teaching Practice. This post summarizes some of Cooke’s teaching experiences during the Fellowship. … Continue reading →

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