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Science Mentoring
Members of the Woods Hole science community recently had the opportunity to volunteer at the Lawrence
School in Falmouth, MA, through the Woods Hole Science and Technology Education Partnership (WHSTEP).
Scientists, including Sarah Jablonski of the Woods Hole Field Center (WHFC), guided 7th- and 8th-grade
science students in the early stages of planning their science projects to help them to develop their ideas.
According to Sarah, the students were very enthusiastic. There were many different and interesting
project ideas. Participants had a lot of fun and Sarah received several handmade thank-you cards.
Mentors will be back at the Lawrence School in a couple of weeks to see how the students' projects
are coming along and to offer more guidance. If anyone from WHFC would like more information or
would like to volunteer, please contact Molly Cornell at
mcornell@cape.com.
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February 2002
in this issue:
cover story:
Santa Barbara Shorebirds
Northwest Australia
California Sea Otter
Stellwagen Bank NMS Web Site
Science Mentoring
Woods Hole Food Drive
CMGP Planning
Curt Mobley
Gulf of Mexico Integrated Database Workshop
Cooperative Agreements
Citation Classic
Mike Carr & Homa Lee
Netherlands Visiting Scientist
New Woods Hole Lab Van
Farewell
Woods Hole Visitor
New Woods Hole Staff
Postdoc Presents Seminar
February Publications List
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