Library Cataloging
This year?s pre-LPSC Education and Public Outreach workshop explores "Pre-Service Teacher Preparation and the Role of the Earth and Space Science Community," and is being held immediately prior to the start of the 36th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (LPSC).The workshop will include presentation of pre-service program structures and models of collaboration in the Earth and space science community, discussion of how Earth and space science content is being - or can be - integrated effectively in pre-service programs, and exploration of possible roles researchers and education specialists can offer to the pre-service community. Speakers include Dr. Tim Slater, Director of the University of Arizona Science and Mathematics enter, Dr. Adriane Dorrington, Director of the NASA/Norfolk State University Pre-Service Teacher Program, and Dr. Lawrence Abraham, Co-Director of Uteach at the University of Texas at Austin.Who should attend? Earth and space scientists, pre-service faculty, formal and informal educators, and education specialists who are interested in sharing experiences, learning more, and building collaborations.By identifying, enabling, and leveraging partnerships, the Earth and space science community can help facilitate better preparation of science teachers, and bring the excitement of science directly into the classroom. The workshop, designed to support NASA?s goal to make its science content available to all educators and students, is hosted by the Pre-Service Educators Working Group, part of NASA?s Science Mission Directorate?s Support Network.The workshop will be held on Sunday, March 13, 2005, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the South Shore Harbor Resort and Conference Center in League City, Texas. A light breakfast and lunch will be provided. The workshop is free, but registration is required. Participants can register using an electronic registration form provided on the LPI?s Web site. Logistical information, including directions to South Shore Harbour, can be found on the LPSC Web site. For questions or additional information, please contact Stephanie Shipp (shipp@lpi.usra.edu; 281-486-2109).
- Ala 2011
Some of my co-workers from the Lunar and Planetary Institute will be presenting at ALA 2011. Sunday, June 26, 1:30-3:30 p.m. Science Programming 101: Presenting excellent science programs in your library MCC-Rm 287 (Morial Convention Center) Learn how...
- Space Science Workshop For Nebraska And Kansas Librarians
Public library staff in Nebraska and Kansas who serve 9-13-year-olds are invited to join us for a free NASA-supported workshop. The two-day training features our Explore! module about Jupiter and NASA's upcoming Juno mission. Space is limited. Register...
- Shameless Plug Tla
Two of my collogues will be presenting at the Texas Library Association annual conference.Space Science Resources for Students 2:00 - 3:20 PM (Thurs.) Educators at NASA Johnson Space Center?s ARES program and the Lunar and Planetary Institute have assembled...
- Ok Training
We invite you to participate in Mars In and Out. A free NASA-supported workshop designed to bring earth and space science into your library and after-school children?s and community programs November 8 and 9, 2007.The Office of Library Development Oklahoma...
- Grants
Might be of help to some libraries.SERCH GRANT PROGRAM South Carolina-based Broker/Facilitator SERCH (Southeast Regional Clearinghouse) is part of NASA?s Office of Space Science (OSS) education and public outreach (E/PO). Every year SERCH dedicates money...
Library Cataloging
Houston, Texas Area
This year?s pre-LPSC Education and Public Outreach workshop explores "Pre-Service Teacher Preparation and the Role of the Earth and Space Science Community," and is being held immediately prior to the start of the 36th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (LPSC).The workshop will include presentation of pre-service program structures and models of collaboration in the Earth and space science community, discussion of how Earth and space science content is being - or can be - integrated effectively in pre-service programs, and exploration of possible roles researchers and education specialists can offer to the pre-service community. Speakers include Dr. Tim Slater, Director of the University of Arizona Science and Mathematics enter, Dr. Adriane Dorrington, Director of the NASA/Norfolk State University Pre-Service Teacher Program, and Dr. Lawrence Abraham, Co-Director of Uteach at the University of Texas at Austin.Who should attend? Earth and space scientists, pre-service faculty, formal and informal educators, and education specialists who are interested in sharing experiences, learning more, and building collaborations.By identifying, enabling, and leveraging partnerships, the Earth and space science community can help facilitate better preparation of science teachers, and bring the excitement of science directly into the classroom. The workshop, designed to support NASA?s goal to make its science content available to all educators and students, is hosted by the Pre-Service Educators Working Group, part of NASA?s Science Mission Directorate?s Support Network.The workshop will be held on Sunday, March 13, 2005, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the South Shore Harbor Resort and Conference Center in League City, Texas. A light breakfast and lunch will be provided. The workshop is free, but registration is required. Participants can register using an electronic registration form provided on the LPI?s Web site. Logistical information, including directions to South Shore Harbour, can be found on the LPSC Web site. For questions or additional information, please contact Stephanie Shipp (shipp@lpi.usra.edu; 281-486-2109).
- Ala 2011
Some of my co-workers from the Lunar and Planetary Institute will be presenting at ALA 2011. Sunday, June 26, 1:30-3:30 p.m. Science Programming 101: Presenting excellent science programs in your library MCC-Rm 287 (Morial Convention Center) Learn how...
- Space Science Workshop For Nebraska And Kansas Librarians
Public library staff in Nebraska and Kansas who serve 9-13-year-olds are invited to join us for a free NASA-supported workshop. The two-day training features our Explore! module about Jupiter and NASA's upcoming Juno mission. Space is limited. Register...
- Shameless Plug Tla
Two of my collogues will be presenting at the Texas Library Association annual conference.Space Science Resources for Students 2:00 - 3:20 PM (Thurs.) Educators at NASA Johnson Space Center?s ARES program and the Lunar and Planetary Institute have assembled...
- Ok Training
We invite you to participate in Mars In and Out. A free NASA-supported workshop designed to bring earth and space science into your library and after-school children?s and community programs November 8 and 9, 2007.The Office of Library Development Oklahoma...
- Grants
Might be of help to some libraries.SERCH GRANT PROGRAM South Carolina-based Broker/Facilitator SERCH (Southeast Regional Clearinghouse) is part of NASA?s Office of Space Science (OSS) education and public outreach (E/PO). Every year SERCH dedicates money...