by ecoAmerica Program Director Claire Carlin Program brings clean economy opportunities to community colleges and millions of students nationwide. In October 2010, ecoAmerica with the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) launched SEED to advance sustainability and green workforce development at community colleges nationwide. To accomplish this mission, SEED functions as a leadership initiative, free […]
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Sustainability Education and Economic Development Initiative: Program Review 2012 Released
May 3, 2012 
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Ecotech dean: ‘There is no college like this’
February 1, 2011 Comments Off
In this article about the opening of EcoTech, a trade school in Aurora, CO that is entirely focused on renewable energy, sustainable design, and green technology, the program director of the school aptly states the importance to educating students in green fields because this knowledge is essential to "the nation’s success and security." This […]
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