CMU MRSEC – High School
Teacher WORKSHOP |
CMU
MRSEC at Carnegie Mellon University
invites
you to... |
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workshop experience for two days 4 hours per day. Enjoy
the camaraderie of fellow teachers, exchange ideas with
experts in the field, be on the cutting edge of science,
and technology. Learn from the experiences of those teachers
who have developed and applied their work successfully
in their classroom, integrating Material Science into
the curriculum. |
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Presentations are results of the Summer Internship
Program that the presenters had participated
in the past summers at CMU MRSEC |
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Workshop
is FREE …. Limited Room
Available … Act 48 Credit
Be
a part of this educational experience
June
26 and June 27, 2008 8AM – 12 PM
Breakfast
and Lunch (day two only) Provided
Join
us in preparing for Tomorrow Today!
To
enroll in this two day workshop, complete the online
application
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Summer Workshop 2008
- Shrinkage rate of Clay when Baked by Roxanne
Pearsall, Chemistry/Physics Teacher at CAPA (Summer
Internship 2004), and …
- Titanium
contrasting the use of materials in sports equipment by Justin Sickles, Chemistry Teacher, West Mifflin Area
H.S. (Summer Internship 2004).
- See
announcement
Summer
Workshop 2007
- Selection
of Building Materials by F Michael Real, Earth
and Space Science at Taylor Allderdice High School
(Summer Internship 2004), and …
- Monte
Carlo Modeling by Yue Chu, science and
math at Brashear High School (Summer Internship 2006).
Summer
Workshop 2006 (2006
booklet)
- Nanotechnology by
William Vitori, chemistry teacher from Elizabeth
Forward High School (Summer Internship 2005), and …
- Permanent Magnet by
Robert J. Reiland, physics teacher from Shadyside Academy
(Summer Internship 2005).
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