Message-Id: <3.0.5.32.19981029000455.008846c0@isaac.exploratorium.edu>
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 1998 00:04:55 -0800
To: pinhole
From: Eric Muller <emuller@exploratorium.edu>
Subject: re:agu
People,
Here's a repeat of the AGU meeting announcement:
You are invited to explore the Earth, Ocean, and Space Sciencesat the
Geophysical Information For Teachers workshop
Held in conjunction with the Fall Meeting
of the American Geophysical Union
December 7 at the Exploratorium Science Center
and December 8 at the Moscone Convention Center.
Join the geophysical scientists who are exploring the planets and sun
with satellites, studying flooding and beach erosion, and working with
teacher to develop activities and methods of using the Internet to
bring science into the classroom.
Participate in hands-on demonstrations of the latest teaching
materials developed for classrooms. Explore the planets. Find out
about NASA's mission to Mars and how you can access NASA data on the
Internet. A special session by scientists from NASA's missions to
study the sun will provide you with a free CD containing some of the
results of their work.
Meet the scientists who are carrying out this exciting research at the
Fall Meeting of the American Geophysical Union. Hear about their
discoveries and have lunch with the researchers who are learning how
to define your planet and its place in space. Take these leading edge
discoveries and discovery methods back to your classroom for your
students.
The American Geophysical Union's Fall Meeting attracts more than 7,000
scientists from all parts of the world who come together to share
their research findings. This special two day workshop for teachers in
the San Francisco Bay area provides an opportunity to meet and talk
with these scientists.
Day One Agenda
Exploratorium Science Center
Hands-on demonstrations and computer workshops
Continental breakfast available
Session I: Mars Exploration via the Internet
Session II: Exploring Volcanoes from the Inside Out
Brown Bag Lunch
Session III: Going Virtual and Learning About the Oceans
Session IV: Exploratorium Science Activities
Day Two Agenda
Moscone Convention Center
Continental breakfast available
Science Sessions*
Session I: Coral Reefs, El Nino, and Earth Systems Science
Session II: Climate Change Recorded by Micro fossils in the Deep Sea
Session III: El Nino and Coastal Erosion
Visit poster session and exhibit hall with a scientist
Catered lunch with scientists
Session IV: The Dynamic Sun
Session V: Seismology and Your Students
* Invited talks. Final program will depend on scientific presentation
times at the meeting.
Space is limited so register early.
Note the special Early Bird rate for
registrations received by November 15.
For further information on this workshop or
to register please call or e-mail:
Wynetta Singhateh
American Geophysical Union
2000 Florida Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20009
wsinghateh@agu.org
1-800-966-2481
Both days.........$50.00
One day............$35.00
Early Bird.........$40.00
Payment by check, MasterCard, Visa, or American Express
AGU cannot accept purchase orders at this time.
Do not post your credit card information to this address.
Check out the AGU Fall Meeting at
http:\\www.agu.org
Eric Muller
Teacher-In-Residence
Exploratorium Teacher Institute
3601 Lyon St.
San Francisco, CA 94123
emuller@exploratorium.edu
415-561-0313