Science Education
Field Trip to Mountain Lake
Our recent trip to Mountain Lake was featured on the Presidio Trust’s blog (http://www.presidio.gov/blog). The post seems to have scrolled off their blog, so I’ll reproduce it here:
Science Education
2015 Science Symposium
(As published in the Fall, 2015, Science and Technology’s Newsletter”) “This past May, the School of Science & Technology in partnership with the WATERS Collaborative hosted its third annual Science Symposium. As in past years, the event was kicked off with the 2014-15 Science 120 cohort presenting talks on the Read more
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Writing a Successful Blog Post
As we’ll all be adding to this blog over the course of the semester, I thought I’d start the ball rolling with a post about how to write posts. Mostly, it’s just what you (probably) expect – you’ll be writing about what happened during a field trip or event, and posting Read more
Science Education
Super Science Saturday – Mountain Lake
I was at this event, representing SSU. (As a matter of fact, that’s my son at the far left of the first photo, at the booth he and I were manning). Super cool!
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Catchy Title (Doesn’t have to be strictly descriptive)
By Wendy St. John: Is it your turn to write a blog post, and you’re not sure how to get started? No worries. Just follow the format here, and you’ll be off to a good start. At the very top of the post, make sure to include the names of Read more
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And It Begins . . .
Here I am, in my OFFICE, on the first day of the semester. SUPER EXCITED!
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Swimming Free
By Wendy St. John, Nicole Christie, and Nick Geist: Today was the big day for a cohort of juvenile turtles, as they swam in the waters of their home lake for the very first time. These western pond turtles (Emys marmorata) were hatched in the lab of Dr. Nick Geist Read more
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Fun in Diversity Lab!
So, probably the most exciting moment of my day (maybe of my life) was finding these little jellyfish in the tanks in Darwin 4. I didn’t actually find them, some of my students did, but I isolated them and managed to get some decent photos. At first, I assumed they Read more
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Thanks, Program MARK
The stats program I’m working with right now just gave me this message: Pretty much sums up my life right now, really. 😀