"Can Literature Save the Environment?"
A Community-Based ExaminationPROJECT MENU
If we accept as a working assumption for our seminar that in ways small and large, literature can save the environment, can we test this assumption? What does the role of literature about the environment look like on the local, community level? To answer this question, we will interview members of the Saratoga Springs community to learn how literature has impacted, inspired, or motivated their values and interaction with the environment. Working in pairs, you will be responsible for interviewing your subject, creating a multimedia page about your person, and presenting your person to the class.
Saratoga Springs Community Members Suzanne Carreker-Voigt, Market Coordinator, Saratoga Springs Farmers Market
by Gabriel Cohn, Sukie Emerson, and Maddy Morency
Rabbi Linda Motkin, Co-Rabbi, Temple Sinai, Saratoga Springs
by Jerry Lerman and Rachel Samett
Jeff Olson, East Coast Principal, Alta Planning and Design
by Anna Sand and Alina Williams
Margo Olson, Executive Director, Wilton Wildlife Preserve and Park
by Olivia McKee and Maile Sackler
Karen Totino, Owner, Green Conscience - Home & Garden
by Kate Holm and Olivia Dynan
Joaane Yepsen, County Supervisor for Saratoga Springs at Saratoga County
by Hannah Blaser and Emmy Kuperschmid