EARTH UNIVERSITY José Zaglul June 5, 2007 Association for International Agriculture and Rural Development (AIARD) Annual Meeting.

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EARTH UNIVERSITY José Zaglul June 5, 2007 Association for International Agriculture and Rural Development (AIARD) Annual Meeting

MISSION Prepare leaders with ethical values to contribute to the sustainable development of the humid tropics and to construct a prosperous and just society VISION Our actions are directed towards building a future in which the humid tropics and its communities achieve social, economic and environmental well being

Inequity 39.8% poverty (ECLAC, 2006) Declining educational quality Disparities between rural and urban areas High unemployment among poor & youth Latin America Today

Pillars of EARTH’s Educational Model Ethics and positive values Holistic educational model Technical and scientific knowledge Entrepreneurial mentality Social and environmental responsibility

Our Priority Personalized recruiting process 1200 applications per year 100 admitted/year Academic Preparation Program Low income youth from rural areas

Financial Aid Program Full scholarship 50% Full tuition 20% Partial scholarship 30%

Holistic Education HOLISTIC EDUCATION Reason, analyze and synthesize Present alternative solutions and improvements Creative and critical thinking Generalist PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Sustainable management of natural resources Sustainable Production Entrepreneurial mentality and skills PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT Positive values and ethics Teamwork Tolerance Positive personal behavior leadership Life-long learning Oral and verbal communication SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT Sensitivity and commitment to community Communication skills Social consciousness

Year 2 STRENGTHENING KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS Sustainable production management YEAR 3 INTERACTION WITH THE COMMUNITY  Social consciousness  Apply and share knowledge with the community  Integrate and apply basic knowledge Year 4 DEMOSTRATION OF INTELLECTUAL AND PROFESSIONAL CAPACITY  Analysis and synthesis  Professionalism  Responsibility and independence AGENTS OF CHANGE Year 1 KNOWLEDGE AND BASIC SKILLS  Agriculture and natural resources  Complementary sciences  Holistic vision  Entrepreneurship  Communication Internship

EARTH Learning System HOLISTIC LEARNING FOCUS ON LEARNING HIGHER LEVELS OF LEARNING –Creativity and Innovation –Search for answers and solutions –Critical thinking –Independent and responsible PROCESS –Continual and progressive –Continuous monitoring and evaluation –Creation of opportunities for experimentation and innovation

INTERACTIVE MUTUAL RESPECT RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STUDENTS AND PROFESSORS PROFESSOR Facilitator of Learning STUDENT Active Participant Establish behavioral objectives Plan activities Motivate learning Evaluate level of learning Seek improvements in the quality of the learning process Focus on the process Teamwork Initiative and creativity Responsibility Identify and recognize weaknesses and strengths Seek to improve learning Take advantage of opportunity The EARTH learning system

1.Work experience Field/farm work Community development Professional experience 2.Entrepreneurial project 3.Internship 4.Graduation project Experiential learning opportunities Planning skills Decision making Analysis and synthesis Leadership skills Responsibility Critical and creative thinking Development and application of knowledge, skills and attitudes Evaluation of results

Work Experience

Community Development

Entrepreneurial Projects Program Cassava chips Water Buffalo Domestication Chocolate-Covered Bananas

Internship

Graduation Project

Graduates 45% working in the private sector 16% run own or family business 81% working in agriculture, nature resources or community development 87% working in country of origin 94% working in Latin America OUTCOMES

Gaudencio Rodríguez, Class of 1999

EARTH UNIVERSITY José Zaglul June 5, 2007 Association for International Agriculture and Rural Development (AIARD) Annual Meeting