ENVE 580 students at Land Between the Lakes are marbling a banner of WKU
ENVE 560 student conducts a garbology for his course project
Potter-Gray Elementary School at Tremmel testing water quality
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Welcome to CEES
Welcome to the WKU Center for Environmental Education and Sustainability (CEES). Formerly the Center for Mathematics, Science and Environment Education (CMSEE), we have been in existence at WKU for over 25 years. The Center works with formal and non-formal educators from preK through adult and has become nationally and internationally recognized for many of its programs. The CEES works in partnership with WKU and a broad set of stakeholders to provide resources and leadership to advance environmental education and education for a sustainable future.
Latest News
New Resources for Sustainability
*Sustainability Education Summit Report Released, *Sustainability Education Resources, *Sustainability Food Systems Education Guide,Habitat for Humanity Green Infrastructure Statewide Demonstraton
The CEES has been awarded a 3-year $655,000 grant 319(h) nonpoint source (NPS) pollution grant from the Kentucky Division of Water. This is a partnership project between WKU, Habitat for Humanity and other regional partners.Agreement with Bowling Green Independent School District
During the 2011-2012 school year, the Center's Program Coordinator, Robin Hume, will be working with Bowling Green Independent School District to provide their elementary teachers with resources for Science instruction.Spotlight On
Center's director receives Chevrolet Educator Award
Earth Force and the General Motors Foundation presents Dr. Wilson with the Chevrolet Green Educator Award
Science in the Stream
The season of Fall welcomes Potter-Gray Elementary School to Trammel Creek in Alvaton, KY to learn about water quality testing. 
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Upcoming Events
Clean Energy Opportunity Act - House Bill 239 Webinar
When: Thursday, January 19 at 1 pm and 7 pm (CST) Where: Institute for Citizenship and Social Responsibility (WKU-Garrett Conference Center
rm 109) For more information click here.
Spring 2012 Class Registration for Environmental Education
Two classes are offered in spring.
ENVE 520: Introduction to Environmental Education, meets on Monday nights and starts the second bi-term. The first class is Monday, March 26, 2012 in the Jones-Jaggers Hall.
ENVE 560: Investigating and Evaluating Environmental Issues, meets 8:00am to 5:00 pm on three Saturdays, Feb 4, March 24, April 28, May 9, 2012 in the Jones-Jagges Hall Centertorium.
