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Faculty development opportunity to be held at the 34th IGC in Brisbane, Australia, August 5, 2012
Chris Atchison, , IAGD Conferences, IAGD Meetings, IAGD News, 34 IGC, accessiblity workshop, Australia, Brett Gilley, Brisbane, Chris Atchison, Geoscience accessibility, Gina Ceylan, International Geoscience Congress, professional development, 0
Upcoming professional development opportunity focused on access and inclusion in Geoscience courses. This course is being offered at NO COST...
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The magic of space in your hands: Feel a meteorite!
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Institution: Natural Sciences Museum of Tenerife, Canary Islands (Spain) Primary Contact or Principal Investigator: Jesus Martinez-Frias Contact Information: Centro...
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Giving Tuesday 2022 is here!
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November 29th is Giving Tuesday, one of the most important days for non-profit organizations working towards annual fundraising goals....
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New Funding from NSF
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Great news! The National Science Foundation has funded the Opportunities for Enhansing the Diversity in the Geosciences (OEDG) Planning Grant....
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Visualizations could give wheelchair bound students ability to explore caves
Chris Atchison, , IAGD News, IAGD Programs, 0
Imagine pursuing a degree that requires you to understand caves, mines or other rugged geological formations. Now imagine trying...
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Studying the Worlds Oceans through Adaptive Technologies
Chris Atchison, , IAGD News, access, accessability, adaptive, Amy Bower, blind, OceanInsight, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, 0
Dr. Amy Bower, Senior Scientist in the Department of Physical Oceanography at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution has been chasing...
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OEDG researchers visit NSF and AIR
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Washington, DC – Chris Atchison and Don Stredney, Principal Investigators of the Opportunities for Enhancing the Diversity in the...
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