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I am an Assistant Professor of Environmental Education at Florida Gulf Coast University. I hold a PhD in Science Education from NC State University, along with master’s degrees in Biodiversity, and Environment and Development. I specialize in informal environmental learning and have worked extensively with both urban and rural communities in India. My research focuses on understanding the motivations behind environmental social movements and using social analysis to explore how learning and motivation spread within communities. I currently teach courses in environmental education and environmental philosophies at FGCU.

Kaycee Rogers is a CLASS program coordinator at CESA 2 in Wisconsin. CLASS is a teacher certification pathway approved by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction that caters to working adults through its flexible and innovative format. Specifically, I work with teacher candidates and teachers who are adding additional licensure areas in ESL, Elementary Ed, and Spanish. I also co-coordinate the clinical program to support and coach teachers in their classrooms. I am a teacher educator, former elementary and middle school teacher, and current doctoral candidate studying rural multilingual education. I was also a camp counselor. I am a conservation and nature enthusiast!

I'm the South Region Interpretive Coordinator for the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation. I coordinate public programs and educational activities for parks, reservations, and forests from North Easton out to Cape Cod.

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