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Project SEAM
CEES, in
conjunction with Project SEAM, offers a five-day summer institute
for high school teachers at the Lilly ARBOR Project site, an
environmental science field station at IUPUI. Project SEAM is
a collaborative effort involving fifteen central Indiana school
districts and five post-secondary institutions that have teamed in
order to create a "seamless" transition between high school and
college for all students. To this end, workshops for secondary
teachers provide professional development opportunities and
introduction to the resources available at Indiana colleges and
universities. The Ecological Field Study Experience at the
Lilly ARBOR Project site utilizes the resources available within the
Center for Earth and Environmental Science (CEES) and the Department
of Earth Sciences at IUPUI to demonstrate the principles of science-based
environmental stewardship. The summer institute includes:
Project SEAM Workshop Link
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2005 Water Resources Conference
Use of Long-Term Research for Enhancing
Water Quality in the Great Lakes Region
Regional Water Quality Meeting
September 8 and 9, 2005
University Place Conference Center at IUPUI
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Attendees included
those with interest in water quality research, extension,
and urban water resource activities as well as those
interested in using water quality data in a decision making
process.
Sponsors included
USDA-CSREES though the Great Lakes Regional Water Quality
Leadership Team, Indiana Water Resources Research Center
(IWRRC), and the Center for Earth and Environmental Science (CEES)
at IUPUI. Reception sponsored by Veolia Water
Indianapolis through the Central Indiana Water Resources
Partnership.
Follow the Water
Quality link to the left to access conference information
such as Conference Overview, PowerPoint Presentations,
Contact Information, and the Conference White Paper upon
completion. Information will be updated to this page
in an ongoing basis.
Water Quality Conference
Link
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