EVENT RECAP | Earth Week: "Curriculum of the Anthropocene"

The “Curriculum of the Anthropocene” event kicked off the Tishman Center’s 2021 Earth Week programming. We invited four New School faculty members to discuss how the New School’s curriculum could be altered to better prepare students to deal with the Anthropocene - a geological time period wherein human activity has undeniably affected Earth’s climate and environment.

EJ, climate justice, Earth Week BlogsTishman CenterMay 10, 2021CurriculumComment

2020 Faculty Grants Update, Part 1 of 4: “Whole Earth Curriculum”

In Fall ‘19, faculty grants were awarded to support four projects related to the Tishman Center’s mission. One of those projects, “Developing Milano’s ‘Whole Earth’ Curriculum” was led by Leonardo E. Figueroa Helland (Milano/EPSM Faculty), and Mindy Fullillove (Milano/Urban Policy Faculty). As part of the project, a task force was created to investigate how the New School can reexamine its curriculum with a focus on climate justice, as well as to evaluate the school’s contribution to climate justice and its role in the greater community.

EJ, Earth Week Blogs, Events, Faculty, Faculty Grant, Teach-inTishman CenterMarch 29, 2021Environmental Justice, CurriculumComment

Tishman Center Affiliated Faculty Discuss New Approaches to Sustainability in University-Wide Curriculum

Events, HighlightsTishman CenterFebruary 17, 2017Academic Opportunity, Affiliated Faculty, Curriculum, environment, Faculty Highlights, Sustainability, Sustainability at The New SchoolComment