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Joey Haavik

International Education PhD Student

Name: Joey Haavik

Email: ljh9502@nyu.edu 

Program: International Education

Research Interests: International Higher Education, Climate Education, International Study Abroad, Education in Emergencies, Participatory Action

Principal Advisor(s): Carol Anne Spreen

Research description/bio

Joey Haavik is a part-time doctoral student in the International Education Program at NYU Steinhardt. His research explores climate education, international study abroad, and the internationalization of higher education. As a first-year PhD student, he hopes to build upon his qualitative research experience mapping a climate literacy framework, which took stock of the ways in which climate education and climate literacy is discussed across formal and informal schooling, NGOs, and governmental bodies.

 

Selected Awards, Publications, and Presentations:

Outstanding Master’s Student, College of Education - University of Maryland, College Park (2023)

Haavik, J., Aruch, M (2023). Multiple Mindsets of Climate Change Education. EARTHDAY.ORG. 2023 CIES Conference, Washington, DC.

Lin, J., Gomes, V., Haavik, J.,  Mok, S., & Grigoriyeva, A. (2023). Tackling Climate Change Through Critical, Contemplative, and Transformative Experiential Teaching and Learning. American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL. 

Lin, J., Fiore, A., Sorensen, E., Gomes, V., Haavik, J., Malik, M., Mok, S. J., Scanlon, J., Wanjala, E., & Grigoryeva, A. (2023). Contemplative, holistic eco-justice pedagogies in higher education: from anthropocentrism to fostering deep love and respect for nature. Teaching in Higher Education, 28(5): 953-968, DOI: 10.1080/13562517.2023.2197109

Lin, J., Gomes, V., Haavik, J., Malik, M., Mok, J., Scanlon, J. , Wanjala, E., Grigoriyeva, A. (2023). Disrupting Hierarchies for New Landscapes of Learning by Action: Experiences and Reflections on a Course on Climate Change Education. Breaching Hierarchies: Students and Teachers Collaborating For Social Change. (2024).