Danielle Schmitt

Geosciences

Princeton University

Workshop Participant, Webinar Participant, Website Contributor, Reviewer

Website Content Contributions

Activity (1)

Tropical Cyclones, Sea Surface Temperature, and Beyond part of Hurricanes-Climate Change Connection:Activities
The activity will use historical data of sea surface temperature and tropical cyclone origin and/or tracks to identify trends. Students use Arc GIS to explore projected SST changes and predict areas where tropical ...

Conference Presentation (1)

A Hands-on Approach to Understanding Stable Isotope Fractionation part of Rendezvous 2015:Program:Abstracts
Stable isotope geochemistry is a standard tool used to study a variety of complex Earth systems. Applications range from using the isotopic composition of shells of calcareous marine microfossils, or gases ...

Other Contribution (1)

Danielle Schmitt part of Hurricanes-Climate Change Connection:Workshop 08:Participant Profiles
Danielle Schmitt Geosciences Princeton University M179 Guyot Hall Washington Rd Princeton, NJ 08544 609.258.7015 609.258.0796 (fax) dschmitt@princeton.edu Hi everyone. I am an Academic Lab Manager for the ...

Communities

Member of the National Association of Geoscience Teachers
Eastern Section
On the Cutting Edge Activity Reviewer
20 activities reviewed
Earth Educators Rendezvous 2015
July 2015 NAGT All
Earth Educators' Rendezvous 2023 Attendees
2023 EER Review Camp Reviewers
GETSI Community
Eyes on the Hydrosphere: Tracking Water Resources Interest Group
GETSI Interest Group
Ice Mass and Sea Level Change Change interest Group
Measuring the Earth with GPS Interest Group
Critical Zone Science Interest Group
Teach the Earth
Understanding Our Changing Climate Interest Group

Workshop Participant (23 workshops)

Coaching your TAs to use effective teaching strategies in introductory Earth science courses
April 2022 EER 2020 Teaching about Water Resources and Melting Ice Using GETSI
July 2020 EER 2020 Implementing Virtual and Augmented Reality in the Classroom
July 2020

Webinar Participant

Using an American Museum of Natural History Teaching Case to Analyze and Interpret Patterns of Ice Mass Loss in Greenland and Antarctica
January 2021 Engaging Undergraduates with the Data Behind Melting Ice and Changing Sea Levels
November 2019 ITG webinar Developing Graduate Students Teaching Capacity with InTeGrate Teaching Materials
August 2016