Faculty event to highlight how teaching about climate change can move beyond discourse and despair

Teaching about climate change

By | Carolyn Keller , Cornell Chronicle

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Provided The "Teaching About Climate Change: Art, Action, and Reflection" event on Wed. Jan. 28, a collaboration between the Center for Teaching Innovation and the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, will include a faculty panel, workshop, and tour of “Naples: Course of Empire,” the new Alexis Rockman exhibit that opens Jan. 20 at the Johnson Museum.