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Building Leadership Capacity to Support Two-Year College and Disciplinary Society Collaborations workshop report is published
Posted: Feb 2 2026

The final workshop report from the Building Leadership Capacity to Support Two-Year College and Disciplinary Society Collaborations workshop (which took place throughout spring and fall 2025) is now published.

Science for Non-Scientists
Posted: Nov 5 2013
The Science for Non-Scientists project website hosts all of the materials developed for an undergraduate course called "Science for Non-Scientists." Students enrolled in this course at the University of Wisconsin-Madison showed very significant gains in critical thinking skills, as measured by the Critical Thinking Assessment Test ( This site may be offline. ) , developed at Tennessee Tech University.
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