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On-campus seminars take place on the College Park campus from 9 am - 3pm. Breakfast and lunch are included. Teachers will receive all related materials for the seminar as well as a certificate upon completion. Parking fees are the responsibility of the participants. Please see the university website for more information. The program's 2011-12 on-campus offerings in STEM-related fields and the Humanities and Social Sciences are listed below - please click on the title for a description. Click here to register online.
STEM
SCIENTIFIC VISUALIZATION Saswata Hier-Majumder, Department of Geology	October 19, 2011
NUCLEAR MELTDOWN IN JAPAN: THE BASIC PHYSICS OF NUCLEAR POWER William Dorland, Department of Physics	February 29, 2012
EXPLORING INNOVATION AND THE DESIGN PROCESS Leigh Abts, College of Education and School of Engineering	April 13, 2012
HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
EDUCATION AROUND THE WORLD: WHAT’S GOING ON AND WHAT WE CAN LEARN James D. Greenberg, Office of International Initiatives, College of Education	October 26, 2011
NEGOTIATING HISTORY AND MEMORY: PUBLIC MONUMENTS TO A SLAVE PAST Renée Ater, Department of Art History and Archaeology	October 27, 2011
TEACHING EARLY MODERN NEW WORLD ENCOUNTERS: ISSUES, MATERIALS, AND (NEW) MEDIA Ralph Bauer, Department of English	November 15 & 29, 2011
FACING GIANTS: HAMLET AND MACBETH Maynard (Sandy) Mack, Department of English	March 13 & 27, 2012
GOOD STORIES: TEACHING NARRATIVES FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE Joseph McCaleb, Department of Curriculum and Instruction	March 1 & 15, 2012
WOMEN'S MUSIC AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN THE LATE 20TH CENTURY Evelyn Torton Beck, Department of Women’s Studies	April 11, 2012