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Science Mentoring
Members of the Woods Hole science community had the opportunity to volunteer at the Lawrence School in Falmouth, MA, through the Woods Hole Science and Technology Education Partnership (WHSTEP). Scientists, including Sarah Kelsey and Kate Visser of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)'s Woods Hole Field Center (WHFC), guided 7th- and 8th-grade science students in the early stages of planning their science projects to help them develop their ideas. According to Sarah, the students were quite enthusiastic, although some of them needed a little more coaxing than others. There were many different and interesting project ideas. Participants had a lot of fun and will return to offer their mentoring services again. If anyone from WHFC would like more information or would like to volunteer, please contact Molly Cornell at mcornell@cape.com.
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in this issue: Congressional Briefing on Gas Hydrates Volcanic Ash and Aviation Safety Science Mentoring International Deep-Sea Corals Workshop Northeastern Coastal Ecosystems and Resources Workshop
Coastal and Marine Scientists Win 2002 Shoemaker Product Excellence Awards Behrendt and Poag Elected AAAS Fellows Marine Geophysics Pioneer Honored Celebrating Careers of Five Retirees Manheim Lectures on Trends in Scientific and Technological Innovation
Effectivenes of Marine Reserves in Central California Human Influence on Diatom Productivity and Sedimentation in Chesapeake Bay |
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