How Postmodern Humans Can Wake Up and Find Their Groove: Paul Morgan at TEDxWestChester

Dr. Paul Morgan is a frequent presenter at conferences and workshops related to sustainability and education. His campus, community, and scholarly work are devoted to exploring the historical precedents, philosophical rationale, and practical means of reorienting educational institutions toward sustainability. Dr. Morgan is the founder and director West Chester University's undergraduate and graduate certificate programs in Education for Sustainability (EFS) and since 2011 has served as the University's Sustainability Coordinator. He is a Professor in the Department of Professional & Secondary Education, a member of the University's Sustainability Advisory Council, and is the faculty adviser for the University's environmental organization, EARTH. He is currently pursuing research in education for worldview change.
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