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Cross-Departmental Collaboration:
Tom Wessels from Environmental Studies leads
the first Green MBA cohort on a trip through
Pisgah State Park to discuss sustainable systems.
Green Ideas, Green Ideals
Antioch New England (ANE) is green to its roots. Over forty years of place-based education, environmental studies, and educating for sustainability attests to the fact that ANE’s DNA has always been green. Whether your concerns started years ago alongside ours, or with green issues now in the mainstream news, ANE is the perfect place to come learn from experts who have been imbuing their teaching and training with green ideas and green ideals from the start.
Sustainability is at the heart of so much of what we do. Our Statement of Values states our abiding tenet: we embrace "ecological stewardship and social justice, cultivating local as well as global perspectives to educate students with diverse backgrounds and opinions to become leaders of change. "
From the ground-breaking social justice audit undertaken to measure how well we practice what we teach, to the institutional commitment to achieve carbon-neutrality by 2020, Antioch University New England constantly seeks to be an exemplar of its values.
Green Academics: Three Paths to a Greener World
In addition to an institutional commitment to sustainability and social justice, ANE offers several academic programs specifically designed to apply these principles in various professional arenas.
Environmental Studies
Master’s and PhD programs in multiple disciplines
Become an environmental leader who acts responsibly, compassionately, and creatively to address complex environmental issues.
MBA in Organizational and Environmental Sustainability (Green MBA)
Full-time program with part-time weekend delivery
Expect more from an MBA program-a curriculum that considers not only sustainable business practices, but also environmental studies, and behavioral and social sciences.
Educating for Sustainability
Summer MEd concentration for educators
Focus on the interdependence of environment, economy, and equity-and how you can apply sustainability at any grade level and in every subject area.
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