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FALL SEMESTER CATALOG 2021

SPRINGFIELD
         WHERE STUDENTS ARE THE TEACHERS
AN INNOVATIVE POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY
            FOR ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES

          2021-2022 ACADEMIC YEAR THEME

         MAKING HISTORY
SPRINGFIELD - MAKING HISTORY 2021-2022 ACADEMIC YEAR THEME - WHERE STUDENTS ARE THE TEACHERS - Global Campuses Foundation
WELCOME TO OUR GLOBAL CAMPUS
FALL SEMESTER 2021
Global Campuses, a 501(c)(3), supports adults with disabilities worldwide in
the development of campuses for higher learning.
Academics are tailored to an individual’s       Northeast Kingdom Human Services,
passions, interests and abilities. In           Upper Valley Services, Lincoln Street,
addition to being a student learner, each       Inc., Lamoille County Mental Health
participant is given the opportunity to         Services, Champlain Community
lead classes and teach to their peers. Key      Services, Families First, and Washington
to our mission is valuing the voice and full    County Mental Health Services, as
participation of adults with disabilities       well as a wide variety of individuals,
in the development and operation of             organizations and businesses that
each Global Campus. GC partners with            support the work of the campuses.

FEATURED GC SPRINGFIELD PARTICIPANTS
                                   GINA
                                   Gina is known for her love of natural sciences, and this
                                   can be seen through the classes she teaches. She has
                                   attended community learning groups and Dartmouth
                                   extension classes on topics like North American Black
                                   Bears, Whitetail Deer, and Native American topics.
                                   She uses her passions to inspire Global Campus
                                   classes on many of these same topics. Recently, she
                                   has been reading the Little House on The Prairie series
                                   and she taught an amazing pioneer life class all about
                                   Laura Ingalls Wilder and her novels. We are always
                                   looking forward to seeing what Gina will be teaching
                                   about next.

                                   KYLE
                                   Kyle not only taught creative classes on weather and
                                   printing & editing this past year, but he also managed
                                   to publish his own book! GC Springfield could not have
                                   been more excited when Kyle presented and read to
                                   us his book about the firehouse, he created this past
                                   spring. Kyle is always a cheerleader for his friends and
                                   is sure to ask a lot of questions and make the most
                                   out of everything he participates in. Kyle thank you for
                                   being an excellent teacher and supporting your peers
                                   in all they do.

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SPRINGFIELD - MAKING HISTORY 2021-2022 ACADEMIC YEAR THEME - WHERE STUDENTS ARE THE TEACHERS - Global Campuses Foundation
GLOBAL CAMPUSES 2021~2022
ACADEMIC YEAR THEME
MAKING HISTORY
History is the study of past events. Some historical
events have changed the world for the better and some
have had negative impacts on people and the places
they live. History provides an opportunity for reflection
and ways to improve the world for future generations.
This academic year, we will travel in time and examine
the past up to present time and events that have shaped
our world and social trends. Each campus will find
unique and creative ways to explore this theme as the year unfolds through Teaching
Methods and topics chosen for classes taught by Global Campus participants.

A YEAR OF CELEBRATION!
What a year for Global Campuses! It’s the 20th year since its founding in May 2001
as a small, grassroots nonprofit. Global Campuses believed that adults across
the continuum of disabilities could create, manage and sustain their advanced
educational experiences as the teaching faculty, students, and staff of their Global
Campus. From the start, you, as campus participants have accepted the opportunity
and continue to reach far beyond the original imagining. There are so many stories to
tell about your achievements, and we all look forward to celebrating this important
anniversary in many ways. Commemorating important milestones along the way
is at the core of the Global Campus Experience. One such occasion took place in
September 2021, when the Global Campus community celebrated the 10-year
anniversary of the founding of Global Campus Shiremont! Congratulations to all
Campus Participants!

HOW TO PARTICIPATE AT A GLOBAL CAMPUS
AS A STUDENT LEARNER PARTICIPANT you can register for educational offerings and
become a learning member of the campus;
AS A FACULTY PARTICIPANT you can teach and share about a subject, topic, skill,
and/or experience;
AS A STAFF PARTICIPANT you can become a staff member of the campus supporting its
development and successful operations;
AS A COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER: Community volunteers are encouraged to participate
in a variety of ways: assisting participants with research and class planning, supporting
our faculty participants during their classes, co-teaching classes and helping with
community service projects. Academic Coordinators can provide more information on
specific needs at each campus.

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EDUCATIONAL OFFERINGS

1 EXPLORE THE UNITED STATES
ZOOM: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/632420171
DATE: Tuesday, October 12th 10:00-11:00am
FACULTY: George

Join George on Zoom as he takes us on a virtual tour of his top 10 favorite states. We
will look at the geography, climate and unusual facts about each location.

2 HISTORY OF STAN LEE
LOCATION: GC Springfield 363 Space
DATE: Tuesday, October 19th 1:00pm - 1:30pm
FACULTY: Jason

Jason will be teaching us about the history of Stan Lee and his rise to fame building
the Marvel Comic’s empire.

3 DEER HUNTING
LOCATION: GC Springfield 363 Space
DATE: Tuesday, October 26th 2:00pm - 3:30pm
FACULTY: Gina

Just in time for fall, Gina will be teaching us about the history of hunting deer and
best safety practices for this sport.

4 ALL ABOUT MORGAN
ZOOM: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/632420171
DATE: Tuesday, November 2nd 2:00pm - 3:30pm
FACULTY: Morgan

Inspired by her personal timeline project, Morgan will be teaching us about her
personal history. We will also learn about the popular trends in music, fashion and
T.V. shows the year she was born.

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5 THE HISTORY OF CAMP THORP
LOCATION: GC Springfield 363 Space
DATE: Tuesday, November 9th 2:00-3:30pm
FACULTY: Alexi

Alexi loves camp, and this has been something that she has both missed and enjoyed
during the pandemic. Alexi will be teaching us about the history of Camp Thorpe in
Goshen, Vermont as well as demonstrating the types of virtual projects and activities
that the camp has started since COVID has made in person camp visits challenging.

6 HISTORY OF SPRINT & DRAG RACING
LOCATION: GC Springfield 363 Space
DATE: Tuesday, November 16th 10:00 - 11:00am
FACULTY: Dennis

Have you ever wondered how racing got started or who some of the first people were
to race in the sport? Join Dennis as he teaches us all about the history of racing, one
of his favorite sports.

7 FLYNN FAMILY ANCESTRY
LOCATION: GC Springfield 363 Space
DATE: Tuesday, November 30th 10:00 - 11:00am
FACULTY: Patrick

Join Patrick as he shares with us what he has learned about his past since researching
his family history. He will also answer questions about how to research family ancestry
and tips and tricks he has learned along the way.

8 CARING FOR CATS
ZOOM: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/632420171
DATE: Tuesday, December 7th 10:00 - 11:00am
FACULTY: Morgan

Carolyn is an animal lover, and this semester she will be teaching us about caring for
cats. She has learned a lot about these feline friends volunteering at Lucy Mackenzie
Humane Society, we will be able to ask questions and view video clips of her caring for
cats.

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EDUCATIONAL OFFERINGS

9 HISTORY AT THE FIREHOUSE
ZOOM: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/632420171
DATE: Tuesday, December 7th 2:00 - 3:30pm
FACULTY: Kyle

Have you ever wondered when the first siren was used on a fire truck, or just how far
back the history of firefighting goes? Kyle will be teaching about the history of fighting
fires. He has also invited a special guest to join us and help explain and answer all our
burning questions.

10 CERTIFICATE DAY!
LOCATION: In person at the 363 Space
DATE: Tuesday, December 14th 11:00am - 2:00pm

Global Campus Springfield will celebrate all our teaching, learning virtual and in
person accomplishments for the fall 2021 semester. We will also be honoring Global
Campuses 20-Year Anniversary and there will be games to play hosted by Chris and
Jason.

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GLOBAL CAMPUS

   SPRINGFIELD
Global Campuses       www.globalcampuses.org   (802) 431-8633
P.O. Box 732
Williston, VT 05495   glp@globalcampuses.org   /globalcampuses
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