FOCUS Sophomore Colloquium
Cindy Blaha, Carleton College
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Enhance student understanding of geophysical data, methods, and interpretations
Sarah Titus, Carleton College; Bill Titus, Carleton College
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Assessing efficacy of computer graphics in teaching physiological concepts
Matt Rand, Carleton College
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Study of water chemistry and microbes of open waters in Rice County
Bereket Haileab, Carleton College
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Science Fellows Program
Melissa Eblen-Zayas, Carleton College
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Synthesis and Characterization of Novel Molybdenum(II) Piano-Stool Complexes
Matt Whited, Carleton College

Enhancing Student-Faculty Research Opportunities: Workshop to Implement PSYC300
Sarah Meert, Carleton College

ACE in Health Psychology and Immunology
Ken Abrams & Debby Walser-Kuntz, , Carleton College
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Development of new course: Evolutionary Ecology of Australia and New Zealand
Mark McKone, Biology, Carleton College

Developing an Upper Level Course in Social Neuroscience
Lawrence Wichlinski & Sharon Akimoto, Psychology, Carleton College
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