Dr. Stober is Associate Professor of Biology/Education whose primary areas of research and teaching interests include genetics and environmental education.
| Close Encounters of the Natural Kind: Eco-Composition, Citizen Science, and Academe | |||
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Eco-composition encourages reflection on natural phenomena, and if creatively linked to a “citizen science” project, becomes a tool that can cause college students to develop plans for a sustainable environment. |
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| Sustaining Gaia through Learning Communities: A Case Study in Higher Education | |||
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A quest to promote sustainable communities through aggressive activism caused graduate professors to develop an interdisciplinary master’s program in the liberal arts tradition. |
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| Academic Service Abroad: Confronting our Limitations | |||
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An academic service project in the Dominican Republic by health care professionals earning their MBA caused this professor to reflect on limitations imposed by worldviews and the academic culture. |
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