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Participants in Science and a Sense of Place, 2007

Participants in
Science and a Sense of Place:
Locating Ourselves in the World
(July 23-August 3, 2007)

Syreeta Bennett, Pastorius Elementary School

Victoria Brown, Randolph Tech. High School

Angela Bryant, Everson Middle School

Kim Cassidy, Psychology, Bryn Mawr College

Jeff Cohen, Growth and Structure of Cities, Bryn Mawr College

Anne Dalke, English, Bryn Mawr College

Ashley Dawkins, Physics, Bryn Mawr College

Ann Dixon, Serendip, Bryn Mawr College

Wil Franklin, Biology, Bryn Mawr College

Paul Grobstein, Biology, Bryn Mawr College

Joyce Hubert-Theriot, Bayard Rustin High School

Rosemary Krygowski, Norwood School

Judith Lucas-Odom, Smedley Junior Academy

Jacob Marine, West Philadelphia Achievement Charter Elementary School

Liz McCormack, Physics, Bryn Mawr College

Mary Ellen McGinnity, The Baldwin School

Patricia Mundy, Samuel Huey

Diane O'Fee-Powers, Cook-Wissahickon Elementary School

Jennifer Parks, Dimner Beeber Middle School

Catherine Riihimaki, Geology, Bryn Mawr College

Wendy Sternberg, Psychology, Haverford College

Rita Stevens, Samuel Huey

Benjamin Zerante, Samuel Huey

 

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