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Macroinvertebrate Investigation with Milton Middle School
Milton Middle School students were treated to some real-time CSI work in early February! Vermont EPSCoR Post-Doctoral Associate Dustin Kincaid, PhD and CWDD Education and Outreach Liaison Janel Roberge led students through a macroinvertebrate investigation activity on February 12, 2020. 7th and 8th graders were presented a mock-up teaching sample and charged with finding the macroinvertebrates. This activity taught students how real scientists find macroinvertebrates and taught them how to discover clues indicating more about the health of local streams. Approximately 45 students from 7th and 8th grade classrooms participated in the activity.
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Here's the list of women who will be part of TBJ's 2020 Mentoring Monday - Triangle Business Journal
Here's the list of women who will be part of TBJ's 2020 Mentoring Monday Triangle Business Journal
Publishing company monopolizes libraries’ budget - Vermont Cynic
Publishing company monopolizes libraries’ budget Vermont Cynic
Publishing company monopolizes libraries’ budget - Vermont Cynic
Publishing company monopolizes libraries’ budget Vermont Cynic
Here's the list of women who will be part of Raleigh-Durham's 2020 Mentoring Monday event - Triangle Business Journal
Here's the list of women who will be part of Raleigh-Durham's 2020 Mentoring Monday event Triangle Business Journal
A Giant Milk Industry Merger Moves Closer With a $425 Million Deal ... - The New York Times
A Giant Milk Industry Merger Moves Closer With a $425 Million Deal ... The New York Times
BWW Review: SEUSSICAL TYA, Raleigh Little Theatre - Broadway World
BWW Review: SEUSSICAL TYA, Raleigh Little Theatre Broadway World
House Restricts Employer Credit Checks with New Bill - The National Law Review
House Restricts Employer Credit Checks with New Bill The National Law Review
NSF RII-Track 4 - EPSCoR Research Fellow David Bond, Bennington College
In 2018, Dr. Bond was invited to be a Member in the School of Social Science at the Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) in Princeton, NJ. The support of the EPSCoR Research Fellowship made it possible for him to accept this premier invitation and join 26 scholars from across the social sciences and around the world working on the theme of “Crisis and Critique.”
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NSF RII Track-2 FEC Award - Dr. Sara Cahan, University of Vermont
Faculty from the Department of Biology (Sara Helms Cahan, Brent Lockwood ) and the Department of Biomedical and Health Sciences (Seth Frietze) at UVM have received a $4,771,722 Track-2 award to build a cross-jurisdictional research network with colleagues in Rhode Island (James Waters, Providence College and Heather J. Axen, Salve Regina University) and at the University of Kentucky (Nicholas Teets). In line with the program’s theme of “Genome to Phenome”, the team will be investigating how the genotype and environment interact to determine resistance to temperature stress, using the fruit fly model organism Drosophila melanogaster.
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