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Informal Educator
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For more information please contact: Jessica
A. Kastler, Ph.D. Murt
Conover |
The Central Gulf of Mexico Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence is one of ten centers in the U.S. designed to promote a deeper public understanding of the oceans and their influence on the quality of life and national prosperity. Funding Agencies: National Science Foundation National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - National Sea Grant College Program National Oceanographic Partnership Program - Office of Naval Research |
Collaborators: Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium University of Southern Mississippi, J. L. Scott Marine Education Center Dauphin Island Sea Lab Florida Sea Grant and Florida Museum of Natural History |
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LUMCON invites 12 teachers to work side-by-side with scientists during an 11-day Institute. The Louisiana COSEE Scientist/Teacher Institute will consist of a five-day residence component at LUMCON and 6 online sessions in common with all five states (Mississippi, Alabama, Florida and Texas). After completing the COSEE Institute many more opportunities will be available to you (including Sea Scholars, future opportunities with your scientist partner, etc.). Scientist
Information Teacher
Information Instructions
on How to Apply at LSU
Photo Gallery (coming soon)
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LUMCON invites 40 informal environmental educators to a weekend institute. The Louisiana COSEE Educator Workshop will be at LUMCON. Surrounding salt marshes will be used to make connections between efforts taking place in marine and terrestrial settings. Photo Gallery (coming soon) |
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