Gene-Environment Summer Workshop for H.S. Teachers
INVESTIGATING THE EFFECTS OF GENES AND ENVIRONMENT ON SMOKING BEHAVIOR
SUMMER WORKSHOP FOR HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS
July 14 - 18, 2008
University of Washington Department of Genome Sciences Education Outreach will host a weeklong summer workshop to introduce teachers to our new curriculum, "StarNet: Investigating the Effects of Genes and Environment on Smoking Behavior." The Investigating Smoking Behavior curriculum places high school students in the role of scientists as they conduct authentic research on the effects of genes and environment on smoking behavior.
More information on the curriculum is available here. Be sure to apply by May 2nd for this great opportunity. Teachers completing the workshop will receive a $350 stipend. 40 WSTA clock hours or 3 UW graduate credits are available at the teacher's expense. Registration forms can be downloaded here.
SUMMER WORKSHOP FOR HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS
July 14 - 18, 2008
University of Washington Department of Genome Sciences Education Outreach will host a weeklong summer workshop to introduce teachers to our new curriculum, "StarNet: Investigating the Effects of Genes and Environment on Smoking Behavior." The Investigating Smoking Behavior curriculum places high school students in the role of scientists as they conduct authentic research on the effects of genes and environment on smoking behavior.
More information on the curriculum is available here. Be sure to apply by May 2nd for this great opportunity. Teachers completing the workshop will receive a $350 stipend. 40 WSTA clock hours or 3 UW graduate credits are available at the teacher's expense. Registration forms can be downloaded here.
From: UW Dept. of Genome Sciences
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