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Kansas University students and faculty who worked on this series
September 3, 2006
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Beasley
Castaneda
Zak Beasley is a senior in the School of Journalism and Mass Communications and hopes to work in television news when he graduates in 2007.
Erin Castaneda will graduate in May 2007 with English and journalism degrees. She plans to be a newspaper reporter.
Davis
Hardman
Fred Davis is a Topeka native and a senior at the journalism school. He is looking to get into print journalism after graduation.
Sally Hardman is an August 2006 graduate from the School of Journalism and Mass Communications and hopes to work in television sports production.
Horsley
Martin-Wolfe
Liz Horsley is a graduate student in the School of Journalism and Mass Communications and hopes to continue on to pursue her Ph.D. after she receives her master's degree at KU.
Staci Martin-Wolfe is a journalism graduate student at KU. She served as the multimedia coordinator for the Stauffer Multimedia Newsroom.
Price
Musser
Megan Price is a senior in the School of Journalism and Mass Communications and works part-time for 6News. She plans to work in either television news or public relations when she graduates in 2007.
Rick Musser is the Clyde Reed Teaching Professor at KU's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. He taught the summer environmental reporting class that produced this series and worked with students on reporting and writing their stories.
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5 September 2006
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RJBurkhart3 (Anonymous) says…
As a KU-Alum (1965 B-School) and acting Wakarusa Watershed Marshal, I found your “collaborative learning” results made effective use of blended visual learning graphics.
While “recalibrating” my Kaw Valley compass, I participated in the Kansas Environmental Leadership Program (KELP) Class 6:2005 … That experience refined these “thinkLets” …
Be Aware or beware! … Prepared minds favor chance …
Think Globally / Interact Regionally / Learn (LNT) Locally
Embrace http://Virtual-Team-Tactics.futuretho…
where KM=Knowledge Management & SE=Social Engineering
… MAoP (Stewardship) Community of Practice (CoP)
@ http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/kelp/Leaders… .
22 May 2009
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RJBurkhart3 (Anonymous) says…
Please see May, 2009 video journalism sequel featuring Wakarusa Wetland Learners …
http://www2.ljworld.com/videos/2009/m…
22 May 2009
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RJBurkhart3 (Anonymous) says…
The care of rivers is not a question of rivers, but of the human heart.
— Tanaka Shozo
** Share your IDEA for an Earth Day Challenge service learning project!
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22 May 2009
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RJBurkhart3 (Anonymous) blogs…
Re*Visioning “Dragonfly County” Eco-Futures Forum
The care of rivers is not a question of rivers, but of the human heart. — Tanaka Shozo
Share your IDEA for an Earth Day Challenge service learning project!
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