GEM Programs
GEM programs emphasize practical, hands-on learning experiences, and the sharing of knowledge and solutions to common local natural resources problems by linking people internationally.
Through these programs and linkages GEM is teaching and inspiring tomorrow's resource managers, local community leaders and an informed citizenry. Click on the links below to find out more about specific GEM program areas.
GEM Student Ambassadors to Kenya during Winterim 2006 pose near Nairobi. Shown from left are Chris De Chantal, Rhea Trotman Martinez, Zack Gaugush, and Ben Wojahn. Click here to see more photos and read Rhea Trotman Martinez's trip journal. To learn more about the Student Ambassador Program click here.
GEM student enrichment opportunities:
GEM applied research and outreach activities:
- Rural Leadership and Community Development
- Sustainable Agriculture and Forestry
- Sustainable Communities & Campuses
- Sustainable Energy Systems
- Global Environmental Teachings Project
- Small Garden Systems for HIV-AIDS Patients, Kenya
- GEM Land Use Planning Program
- GEM Permaculture Design Certificate Course
