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Did you know your students may be interested in lab science careers and not even know it? Do you have students interested in the public good, the environment, healthcare, or even detective work?
To learn more and better prepare your interested students, visit the links below:
National Science Teachers Association
www.nsta.org
- Advance Science Teaching and Learning for All with Science Education Leadership: Best Practices for the New Century
- National Congress on Science Education
New Science Teacher Academy
www.nsta.org
Diagnostic Detectives Toolkit, created by Michigan State University and America's Blood Centers
www.medialabcareers.msu.edu
- Customizable powerpoints that look at the daily activities of different types of medical laboratories
www.medialabcareers.msu.edu
- A complete "ready to use" urinalysis lesson
www.medialabcareers.msu.edu
- Lesson plans and handouts for laboratory-oriented activities
America’s Blood Centers: My Blood Your Blood
www.mybloodyourblood.org
Toyota TAPESTRY Grants for Science Teachers
www.nsta.org/tapestry
Worldwide Day in Science
www.dayinscience.unsw.edu.au
FDA / NSTA Partnership in Food Science
www.cdc.gov/excite
Information, resources and professional opportunities for K-12 Teachers in Microbiology
www.asm.org
Information, resources and professional opportunities for Undergrad Faculties in Microbiology
www.asm.org
Undergrad Educator Website
www.asmcue.org
International Lab Capacity Building
www.labcap.org
Additional Links for Teachers
www.uwsp.edu
High School Teachers Biology Links
web.mit.edu/biology
Co-op/Internship Opportunities for 2010 for High School Students
people.rit.edu
Summer Jobs, Research Internships and Training Programs for Students
scholarships.fatomei.com
Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs
www.caahep.org |