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SUMMARY:Data Centers & Health Webinar Series Part III: Air
DESCRIPTION:Across the country\, communities are rising up and taking action to protect themselves from the harmful and unchecked expansion of data centers. As these massive developments continue to spread\, so do questions about their impacts on public health\, our environment\, and our quality of life. \nJoin the Sierra Club of Georgia\, Third Act Georgia\, Science for Georgia\, National Coalition Against Cryptomining\, and partners for a five-part webinar series featuring experts who will take a deeper look at the impacts data centers can have on our communities. Topics will include noise\, water\, air\, light\, and heat.\n\nEach webinar will include a one-hour presentation followed by a 30-minute Q&A. The series is open to community members\, advocates\, elected officials\, and members of the press. \nOur second session will take place Tuesday\, Sept 22\, at 12:00 p.m. ET\, and focus on Air. \nRegister via the Sierra Club here! \nDon’t miss this opportunity to learn from leading experts and connect with others working to protect their communities. 
URL:https://scienceforgeorgia.org/event/data-centers-health-webinar-series-part-iii-air/
CATEGORIES:Community Event,Georgia Science Junction,Partner Event,Special Event
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SUMMARY:GSJ: Learning by Leading™
DESCRIPTION:Georgia Science Junction – Learning by Leading™: Preparing the Future Workforce by Cultivating Confidence\, Curiosity\, and Competence \nThursday\, September 24th\, 7-8:30 pm \nIn-Person and Streaming \nLocation: Wild Heaven – Toco Hills\, 2935B N Druid Hills Rd NE\, Atlanta\, GA 30329 \nFeatured Speaker: Cora Keber\, Ph.D.  \nLearning by Leading™: Preparing the Future Workforce by Cultivating Confidence\, Curiosity\, and Competence \nSince 2018\, the State Botanical Garden of Georgia has adapted and implemented the Learning by Leading™ program\, originally developed by the UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden\, to provide students with hands-on leadership development through real-world environmental and sustainability projects. Through mentorship\, experiential learning\, and team-based problem-solving\, students gain valuable professional experience while developing critical career-readiness competencies such as communication\, adaptability\, leadership\, collaboration\, and project management. \nThis presentation examines how Learning by Leading™ prepares students for success in an evolving workforce\, drawing on findings from Dr. Cora Keber’s dissertation research exploring the factors that contribute to career competency development. Attendees will learn about the Competency-Based Model for Student Development and hear firsthand perspectives from student participants and staff mentors. The session will provide practical insights for educators\, supervisors\, and organizations seeking to effectively engage\, develop\, and retain the next generation of talent. \n  \nSpeaker Name: Cora Keber\, Ph.D \n\nSpeaker Bio:Cora Keber\, Ph.D. (B.S.\, University of Kentucky\, 2001; M.A.\, University of Georgia\, 2019; Ph.D.\, University of Georgia\, 2025)\, is Director of Education at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia\, where she leads the development\, coordination\, and evaluation of educational programs for diverse audiences\, including children\, families\, and university students. Her work spans Pre-K–12th grade field trips\, summer camps\, family festivals\, the Certificate in Native Plants\, symposia\, and experiential learning initiatives. She also directs the Learning by Leading™ at UGA program\, advancing student career readiness through applied learning. Keber has contributed to major initiatives such as the Alice H. Richards Children’s Garden and Meet Me at the Garden. \n  \nGeorgia Science Junction
URL:https://scienceforgeorgia.org/event/gsj-learningbyleading/
LOCATION:Wild Heaven\, Toco Hills\, 2935B N Druid Hills Rd NE\, Atlanta\, GA\, 30329\, United States
CATEGORIES:Georgia Science Junction
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