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Lake Erie College will welcome Fulbright Scholar Evelina Omagano Anyolo for a presentation focused on Education for Sustainable Development. The event is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. on Sept. 25 in the Dickinson Auditorium inside Austin Hall on the Painesville campus.
The college invites students, faculty, local educators, and community members to attend the session. Anyolo's work centers on how schools and universities can integrate sustainability principles into teaching and learning. Her perspective draws from international experience as a Fulbright Scholar, offering attendees a chance to consider how education can address environmental, social, and economic challenges.
Organizers say the talk will explore practical ways that educators can prepare learners to think critically about sustainability and act responsibly in their communities. The presentation is open to anyone interested in the future of education and its role in building a more sustainable world.
Those planning to attend can expect a lecture followed by an opportunity to engage with the speaker. The event adds to the college's ongoing effort to bring diverse scholarly voices to the Painesville area and to connect classroom learning with broader global issues.
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