EEA COMMITTEES  

ATEEG  CMTE & CAB

The Advanced Training in Environmental Education in Georgia (ATEEG) offers a nationally accredited professional certification program that is managed by the Certification Advisory Board and  chaired by Stacy Smith, with the assistance of volunteer instructors.  These dedicated instructors, CAB, and committee are experts in the field of environmental education who provide workshops, mentoring, portfolio review, and feedback to candidates for certification, including both non-formal educators and K-12 teachers
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CONFERENCE CMTE.

The Conference Committee organizes a 2.5 day event each year,  including a variety of professional learning sessions for non-formal educators and K-12 teachers. 
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COUNCIL OF OUTDOOR LEARNING (CoOL) CMTE.

The Council of Outdoor Learning (CoOL) organizes and conducts the Outdoor Learning Symposium for K-12 teachers,  awards CoOL grants, curates and creates resources to assist educators in teaching outdoors, and  advocates for best practices in development and use of outdoor learning spaces.
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FUNDRAISING CMTE.

​The Fundraising Committee coordinates with Board members and staff to organize fundraising campaigns, submit grant proposals, and help ensure that EEA is sufficiently capitalized to accomplish its mission and goals. 

The EEA Store Sub-Committee offers relevant resources for sale at meetings and gatherings.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

EEA's Executive Committee, consisting of  President  Korri Ellis, Past President Zipa Vokhiwa, Vice President Jennifer McCoy,  Secretary Stefan Moss,  and Treasurer Susan Meyers, helps govern the organization, conducts Board meetings,  manages business between meetings, and develops EEA's strategic plan in coordination with staff.
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     COMMUNICATION CMTE

The Communication Committee, is chaired by Susan Wood, who also serves as Webmaster. 

The Newsletter and  PR Sub-Committee  manages communications with members regarding events, issues and information related to EEA. 

The Website and Database Sub-Committee, chaired by Susan Wood, updates the website and database.

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EEA ADVISORY COUNCIL

The Advisory Council, comprising a group of past presidents and Board members of EEA, provides continuity from one Board to the next, suggests and recruits future Board members, and manages an award program to recognize exemplary environmental educators and promote excellence in the field.

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HIGHER ED CMTE.

The Higher Ed Committee focuses on opportunities for college students to learn about, care for, and consider careers related to the environment., including preparation as future environmental educators as well as life-long learning as citizens of Planet Earth.

PRPL COMMITTEE

The Practices​,  Resources and Professional Learning Committee, chaired by Nicole Ford, provides resources and workshops to prepare pre-service educators and to promote best practices among in-service educators. 
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MONARCHS ACROSS GA

The Monarchs Across Georgia (MAG) Committee, co-chaired by Susan Meyers and Mary Beth Cary, is a model community engagement and environmental stewardship program that hosts the biannual Pollinator Symposium, creates educational materials, conducts educator workshops, offers native plant sales, encourages restoration of habitat through a pollinator habitat program, awards mini-grants, certifies qualifying gardens, coordinates the Symbolic Migrations cultural exchange program among students in three countries, encourages learning about monarch migration through the Mexico Book Project, and promotes awareness of the value of protecting monarch butterflies in many other ways.
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ISSUES COMMITTEE

The Issues and Initiatives Committee, brings awareness of relevant news, trends,  issues, and research-informed practices to the field of environmental education and develops occasional initiatives to increase the capacity of educators to address these matters effectively.
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ECO COMMITTEE

The Environmental stewardship and Community engagement Opportunities (ECO) Committee, chaired by Darryl Haddock, focuses on opportunities for students and communities to participate in local, real-world, culturally-relevant problem-solving, decision-making, and environmental stewardship projects.

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MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE

The Membership Committee coordinates benefits for members and expands the base through recruitment activities. 

​The Volunteer Coordinator matches members with projects and committee work. 

​Regional Coordinators engage members or communities and organize occasional events  in each part of the state.