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Woods Hole Field Center Members Volunteer in Falmouth, MA, Public Schools
In November, several Woods Hole Field Center employees (VeeAnn Cross, Mark Capone, Becky Deusser,
and Jill Rozycki) started a 6-week program, called Project Inquire, to work one-on-one with gifted
students looking for challenges. Each mentor helps a 4th-, 5th-, or 6th-grade student select a topic of
interest that covers material outside of the regular classroom studies. The pair then creates a project
to show work and accomplishments. Projects range from chemistry experiments to learning Italian.
This year, Becky's student is running mineral-identification experiments. VeeAnn's student wants to
dissect poison ivy! The others have not yet decided on a final topic.
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Dec. 2001 / Jan. 2002
in this issue:
cover story:
Honduras Coral Reefs
Black Carbon
Miami Canal Surveys
Cape Cod Lakes
African Dust Lecture
Rock Stories
Falmouth, MA Public Schools
WHFC Web Site
Coral Reefs
Sea-Level Rise & Coastal Disasters
Chesapeake Bay
Water Quality
Restoring Louisiana's Coastal Ecosystems
ArcGIS 8.1
Marine Technology
Two New Postdocs
Student & Visiting Scientist
Data Management
WHFC Visitors
Cape Cod Marathon
Dec./Jan. Publications List
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U. S. Department of the Interior | U.S. Geological Survey
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