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Graduate Student, Kai Degner, Challenges Teachers to be Creative in Promoting the Sharing of Ideas part of Newsletter Articles
SENCER E-Newsletter, November 2005, Volume 5, Issue 3 Kai Degner, graduate student in Integrated Science and Technology at James Madison University, sent the following e-mail to Cindy Klevickis regarding his ...
Participation and Interaction at SENCER Summer Institute Inspire Faculty to Act part of Newsletter Articles
SENCER E-Newsletter, November 2005, Volume 5, Issue 3 Danielle Kraus, SENCER Project Associate In last month's newsletter, we featured results from Part 1 of the SENCER Summer Institute 2005 (SSI 2005) ...
Pilot Study at Wagner College Links Critical Thinking and Civic Responsbility: Donald Sterns Gives Presentation on Study at SENCER NJ Meeting part of Newsletter Articles
SENCER E-Newsletter, November 2005, Volume 5, Issue 3 Donald E. Stearns, professor of biology from Wagner College, gave a presentation titled "(CT)2: Critical Thinking for Civic Thinking" at the Fall ...
Teaching Controversial Topics in Science: A Sequel part of Newsletter Articles
SENCER E-Newsletter, December 2005, Volume 5, Issue 4 Jay Labov - National Research Council, Washington, DC At the 2005 SENCER Summer Institute I gave a presentation (twice) about efforts across the country to ...
Mercer Education and Science Majors Connect During National Chemistry Week part of Newsletter Articles
SENCER E-Newsletter, December 2005, Volume 5, Issue 4 Laura Blinderman and Helen Tanzini, Mercer County Community College, New Jersey A group of 8 faculty from Mercer County Community College attended the 2005 ...
SENCER New England Meeting Showcases Regional Accomplishments part of Newsletter Articles
SENCER E-Newsletter, December 2005, Volume 5, Issue 4 Brian Hagenbuch - Holyoke Community College More than 50 faculty, students, and administrators from 22 institutions and five of the six New England states ...
The SENCER Models - Showcasing Faculty Leadership for Improving STEM Education part of Newsletter Articles
SENCER E-Newsletter, December 2005, Volume 5, Issue 4 Eliza Reilly, General Editor SENCER Models Series Integral to the national dissemination strategy of the SENCER project, the "Featured Model Series" ...
Stem Cell Research and Infractions of Integrity part of Newsletter Articles
SENCER E-Newsletter, January/February 2006, Volume 5, Issue 5 Danielle Kraus, SENCER Project Associate "Dr. Hwang's paper was hailed as a breakthrough, opening the possibility of cures for degenerative ...
SENCER Makes a House Call to LaSalle University part of Newsletter Articles
SENCER E-Newsletter, March 2006, Volume 5, Issue 6 La Salle University, Philadelphia, PA, was pleased to host a one-day SENCER house call for several of its Arts and Science faculty members on January 5, 2006. The ...
Understanding Diabetes as a Civic Issue part of Newsletter Articles
SENCER E-Newsletter, March 2006, Volume 5, Issue 6 In January, The New York Times published a series of articles on diabetes. The series took a look at this emerging, and often overlooked, crisis from a variety of ...
