Megan Tucker, M.Ed in Education, supervised by Dr Elizabeth MacEachren

May 05, 2020 00:29:27
Megan Tucker, M.Ed in Education, supervised by Dr Elizabeth MacEachren
Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs
Megan Tucker, M.Ed in Education, supervised by Dr Elizabeth MacEachren

May 05 2020 | 00:29:27

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Show Notes

 Topic: Experiences that inspires one to be an Environmentalist

Overview: The purpose of this research is to explore environmentalists’ perceptions and sense of oneness with the natural world. By listening to the stories of environmentalists, this study will explore participants’ significant life experiences, and the everlasting sensory impression of those experiences on current understanding of their sense of oneness with the natural world. Lastly, this study will explore the significance of environmentalists’ in sharing their personal stories.

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