Elections: Nomination and Ballot Process part of NAGT:About NAGT:Workspaces and Email Lists
The following election process timeline has information for both the national association elections and Section/Division elections. Both election cycles follow the same overall timeline but vary in how they are ...

Professional Development Grants: Dorothy Stout Grants part of NAGT:Our Resources:Grants and Scholarships
Jump down to: Grant Recipients | Apply for the Grant Overview Dottie Stout was the first female president of NAGT and was active as a strong supporter of Earth science education at all levels. In honor of ...

Make plans for professional development in 2025 part of NAGT:News and Events:NAGT Announcements
It's not too early to make plans for professional development in 2025 (and beyond)! The National Association of Geoscience Teachers (NAGT) is offering professional development opportunities that cover a wide ...

Exploring Sea Level Rise in Algebra and Pre-Calculus: Learning About Affected Communities, Creating Mathematical Models, and Practicing Mathematical Communication Skills part of Curriculum for the Bioregion:Activities
Students begin this activity by learning how communities in Bangladesh are affected by melting glaciers and sea level rise, as well as why these phenomena are happening as a result of global climate change. They complete a modeling activity by collecting sea level height data from an interactive map, using linear regression to fit a mathematical model to the data, and reflecting on the accuracy of their model, as well as climate change models in general, by doing calculations with their regression equation. The activity ends when they present their models and have a conversation, with a person who is not a mathematician or familiar with mathematical models, about how models are sometimes misused to create an illusion of uncertainty about humankind's contribution to climate change.

In the Trenches - July 2024 part of NAGT:Our Resources:In the Trenches:2024 - Volume 14
Citizen Science and More! Volume 14, Number 3 In This Issue × From the Editor CorpsCam CoastSnap: Engaging Students and Citizens in Monitoring Beaches Citizen Science Takes Archaeology Out of the Tower and ...

UA Little Rock: Geology Field Camp part of NAGT:Our Resources:For Students:Field Camps:Field Camp Courses
UA Little Rock is offering a 3-week, 3-credit Field Geology course located in northern New Mexico and southwestern Colorado. This field camp provides students with experience in collecting field observations, interpreting stratigraphic sections, analyzing structural relationships, and creating geologic maps in the field. Additionally, new projects related to the hydrogeology of southern Colorado are in preparation for the Summer 2025 field season. We welcome students from other colleges and universities who need to complete a field camp requirement for their degree programs.

Meetings Schedule part of NAGT:About NAGT:Workspaces and Email Lists
This page provides a summary of Association meetings that happen during the typical NAGT fiscal year. The Annual Business meeting and Awards Ceremony are open to all members. This page does not include individual ...

Donation Options part of NAGT:Get Involved:Donate
Donate Today » Want to support us where it is most needed? You give us the most flexibility by donating to our unrestricted funds. You can be sure that your donation will help us further our mission of supporting ...

QTQt: Beyond the User Manual part of Teaching Activities
This module works through a series of prepared rock thermal history modeling activities using the freely available software package QTQt. In the first few activities, students will (i) learn how to build input data ...

An Update from NAGT on Current Events part of NAGT:News and Events:NAGT Announcements
Many of us have been impacted by the Executive Orders issued in the last ten days and the uncertainty they have created. Amidst this uncertainty, NAGT can offer some solace and a refuge. NAGT is here as a ...