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Appendix C
Workshop Information
Agenda for Integrating Education in BioComplexity Research April 14-16, 2002
National Academy of Sciences
2101 Constitution Ave, NW Washington, DC 20418
April 14
6:30
Dinner for committee and speakers
8:00
Dessert reception and poster session in the Great Hall
April 15
8:15
Welcome from committee chair
Lou Gross
8:30
Introduction of BioComplexity in the Environment-Education Component
Herbert Levitan of NSF
9:00
Goals for the workshop and uses of the workshop summary
Lou Gross
9:30
Three case study presentations (each followed by small group discussions)
Ben van der Pluijm—undergraduate education
Monica Elser—K-12 education and long term ecological research (LTERs)
Cary Sneider—museums
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12:00
Lunch
1:00
Keynote talk
Patricia Morse
2:00
Creating partnerships with K-12 teachers
Elizabeth Carvellas
Angelo Collins
Discussion led by Carol Brewer
3:30
Integrating research and education
Felicia Keesing
4:30
Break-out Discussions I
Leading a Workshop
Undergraduate Courses and Research
Forming Partnerships with K-12 Teachers
Assessment and Collaboration with Education School Colleagues
5:30
Wrap-up comments
Lou Gross
5:30
Dinner
7:00
Break-out Discussions II
Funding Opportunities for Combining Research and Education
Integrating Research and Teaching—How to Find Time
Proposal Writing Tips and Setting Up REU Sites
April 16
9:00
Three case study presentations (each followed by small group discussions)
John Farrington—Woods Hole
Cathy Manduca—sharing information between colleges
Kim Kastens—public understanding of science
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12:00
Lunch
1:00
Issues to consider in writing future research proposals with education components.
Discussion about how the projects presented in case studies have enhanced education and outreach
Diane Ebert-May and David Mogk
-Methods for evaluating and assessing success
-Methods for dissemination
2:30
Wrap-up panel with audience participation
Susan Singer, John Jungck, Patricia Morse
3:30
Adjourn
POSTERS PRESENTED AT THE WORKSHOP
Adami, Christoph and Nanlohy, Kaben. California Institute of Technology.
BIOCOMPLEXITY: Bacterial and Computational Experiments to Identify General Principles That Govern the Evolution of Complexity.
Alberti, Marina and Marzluff, John. University of Washington.
Modeling the Interactions Between Urban Development, Land Cover Change, and Bird Diversity.
Bain, Mark. Cornell University.
Physical, Biological, and Human Interactions Shaping the Ecosystems of Freshwater Bays and Lagoons.
Berkman, Paul. Oklahoma State University.
Victoria Land, Antarctica, Coastal Biome—Marine-Terrestrial Interaction Across a High Latitudinal Environmental Gradient.
Boone, Randall and Hobbs, Tom. Colorado State University.
Biocomplexity, Spatial Scale and Fragmentation: Implications for Arid and Semi-arid Ecosystems.
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Brumbaugh, Dan. American Museum of Natural History, Center for Biodiversity and Conservation.
Coupled Natural and Human Dynamics in Coral Reef Ecosystems: The Effect of Marine Reserve Network Design and Implementation.
Bryant, Tracey. University of Delaware.
Meta-genome analysis of extreme microbial symbiosis.
Dangelmayr, Gerhard. Colorado State University.
Biocomplexity in African Savannas.
Davis, Elaine and Kolm, Kenneth. Crow Canyon Archaeological Center and Colorado School of Mines.
Coupled Human/Ecosystems over Long Periods: Mesa Verde Region Prehispanic Ecodynamics.
Glazier, James. University of Notre Dame.
Multiscale Simulation of Avian Limb Development.
Gorrell, Thomas. Pace University.
Development of a Biocomplexity Research Program for the Analysis of Ecosystem Structure and Dynamics in Urban Salt Marshes.
Lansing, Stephen and Watkins, Joseph. University of Arizona.
Emergence of Cooperation from Human-Environmental Interactions.
Mazurek, Monica. Rutgers University.
Biocomplexity: The Roles of Resources, Competition, and Predation in Microbial Degradation of Organic Matter.
McGinnis, David. Idaho Sate University.
Modeling Biocomplexity and Socio-economic Decision-making Under Uncertainty in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem: A Proposal to Develop an Interdisciplinary Team.
Newmark, William. University of Utah, Utah Museum of Natural History.
Large Mammal Movement Through Complex Landscapes in East Africa.
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Pijanowski, Bryan. Michigan State University.
Climate and Land Use Change Processes in East Africa.
Raubeson, Linda. Central Washington University.
Comparative Chloroplast Genomics.
Schofield, Oscar. Rutgers University.
The Evolution and Radiation of Eucaryotic Phytoplankton Taxa.
Swaney, Bill. Salish Kootenai College.
Biocomplexity—Dynamic Controls on Emergent Properties of River Flood Plains.
Weiler, Susan. Whitman College.
Biocomplexity at the Land-Water Interface: Enhancing Interdisciplinary Understanding and Networking Among Recent Graduates.
Greenler, Robin. Beloit College.
BioQuest Curriculum Consortium.
WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS
Name
Institution
Abrajano, Teofilo A.
Rensselaer Polytech Institute
Adami, Christoph
California Institute of Technology
Alberti, Marina
University of Washington
Avila, Bridget
National Research Council
Bain, Mark
Cornell University
Baker, Larry
University of Minnesota
Berkman, Paul
Ohio State University
Blackmore, Denis
Foundation at NJIT
Blockstein, David
National Council for Science and the Environment
Boone, Randall
Colorado State University
Brenner, Kerry
National Research Council
Brewer, Carol
University of Montana
Brumbaugh, Dan
American Museum of Natural History
Bryant, Tracey
University of Delaware
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Campbell, David
National Science Foundation
Carter, Celeste
National Science Foundation
Carvellas, Elizabeth
Essex High School
Catena, Anne
Princeton University
Cavanaugh, Margaret A.
National Science Foundation
Chen, Benito
University of Wyoming
Cherry, Lynne
Princeton University
Collins, Angelo
Knowles Science Teaching Foundation
Cook, Susan
National Science Foundation
Dangelmayr, Gerhard
Colorado State University
Davis, Elaine
Crow Canyon
Dybas, Cheryl
National Science Foundation
Ebert-May, Diane
Michigan State University
Elser, Monica
Arizona State University
Farrington, John
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Feng, Zhilan
Purdue University
Firth, Penny
American Association for the Advancement of Science
Glazier, James
University of Notre Dame
Gorrell, Thomas
Pace University
Greenler, Robin
Beloit College
Gross, Louis
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Gutmann, Valerie
National Research Council
Hamilton, Bruce
National Science Foundation
Hoagland, Elaine
Council on Undergraduate Research
Hobbs, Tom
Colorado State University
Hofmann, Gretchen
Arizona State University
Hudak, Andrew
University of Idaho
Jarrett, Jeremiah
Central Connecticut State University
Joye, Samantha
University of Georgia
Jungck, John
Beloit College
Kastens, Kim
Columbia University
Keeney, Dennis
Iowa State University
Keesing, Felicia
Bard College
Kolm, Kenneth
Colorado School of Mines
Labov, Jay
National Research Council
Lansing, Stephen
University of Arizona
Levitan, Herb
National Science Foundation
Lundmark, Cathy
American Institute of Biological Sciences
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Manduca, Cathryn
Carleton College
Marzluff, John
University of Washington
Mazurek, Monica
Rutgers University
McGinnis, David
Idaho State University
Mead, Pat
National Academy of Engineering
Meyerson, Fred
National Science Foundation
Mogk, David
Montana State University
Morse, Patricia
University of Washington
Nanlohy, Kaben
California Institute of Technology
Newmark, William
University of Utah
Norgaard, Richard
University of California, Berkeley
Nyhus, Philip
Franklin and Marshall College
Pijanowski, Bryan
Michigan State University
Prendeville, Jewel
National Science Foundation
Raubeson, Linda
Central Washington University
Rose, Joan
University of South Florida
Roskoski, Joann
National Science Foundation
Singer, Jill
National Science Foundation
Singer, Susan
Carleton College
Sneider, Cary
Museum of Science in Boston
Suiter, Marilyn
National Science Foundation
Swaney, Bill
University of Montana
Van der Pluijm, Ben
University of Michigan
Verdugo, Pedro
University of Washington
Watkins, Joseph
University of Arizona
Weiler, Susan
Whitman College
White, Michael
Utah State University
Whitmer, Ali
Arizona State University
Woodin, Terry
National Science Foundation
Yuan, Robert
National Research Council
Zachos, Jim
University of California, Santa Cruz
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