NMEA06
Wednesday July 19, 2006
Presenter Schedule

PRESENTATION FORMAT
RiA - Research in Action
CL -- Computer Lab
L --- Lecture
Lab - Lab
F --- Field
P --- Poster
P/L - Poster 30min lecture
  
TARGET AUDIENCE
E - Elementary School
M - Middle School
H - High School
U - University
Z - Aquariums/Museums
A - Agencies/Government
G - General
  
OCEAN LITERACY*
OL#1 - One Ocean
OL#2 - Ocean Shapes Earth.
OL#3 - Influences Weather & Climate
OL#4 - Makes Earth Habitable
OL#5 - Supports Diversity
OL#6 - Connection to Humans
OL#7 - Largely Unexplored


Concurrent Sessions
Room10:00 AM to 11:00 AM Room 2:15 PM to 3:15 PMRoom3:30 PM to 4:30 PM
M-306
Katrina and Rita: A Geographical Reality Check
Dianne M Lindstedt
LM H GOL#6
M-306
Native Fish in the Classroom
Angela Capello, and Dianne Lindstedt
LM HOL#6
M-306
Fish School: Weighing the Risks vs. Benefits
Robin Goettel, and Terri Hallesy
LE M HOL#6
M-154
Culturally Relevant Coastal Science
Blondelle Toliver
LE M ZOL#6
M-154
Educators and the Inland Seas: COSEE Great Lakes
Helen M. Domske, et. al.
LE M H U Z A GOL#1
M-154
Infusing Marine Science into a Traditional High School Biology Class
Tami Lunsford
LHOL#5
Front of Building T3
Classroom on the Pier
Gene Ritter, and Lenny Speregen
FGOL#7
M-337
From the Source to the Sea: An Innovative Program for Homeschool Families
Debbi G Berger, et. al.
LE M H Z AOL#5
On Campus Field Location TBA
To Be Announced
Announced To Be
FGOL#1
T3-09
Zooplankton Identification Made Fun and Easy
Wendy B Allen, et. al.
LabM H UOL#5
T3-09
Beach Ecology On Long Island
Dale Stanley
LabM H U Z A GOL#2
T3-09
Océanopolis and a European Aquaria Network as Interfaces for Strengthen the Link between Marine Scientists and the General Public.
Anne Rognant, and Osana Bonilla-Findji
LM H Z GOL#1
M-374
Promoting Ocean Literacy Through Authentic Research and Exploration
Katie James, et. al.
LE M U Z AOL#5
M146/M147
Oceans Live: Bringing Oceans Live Through Telepresence, visiting the Monitor
Michiko J Martin, et. al.
LE M H Z GOL#7
M337
U.S. Argonautica: The LILA School Experimental Buoy Project
Annie H Richardson, et. al.
LM HOL#6
S-136
Designing and Evaluating Education Programs
Sarah E Schoedinger, and Dr. Beth Day-Miller
LZ AOL#6
M-103
Curricular Materials Developed by Teacher/Scientist Teams from the Centers for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence(COSEE): Central Gulf of Mexico (CGOM) Summer Institutes
Shelia A Brown, Dr. Sharon H. Walker
LMOL#7
M-103
Sharks - Inside and Out: A Step By Step Guide To Classroom Dissection
Carolyn M Burks
LM HOL#5
M-380
Be a NOAA Teacher at Sea
Dana Tomlinson
LE M H UOL#3
M-128
Suitcase for Survival
Mark Oswell, TBD
LM H U Z AOL#6
M-128
NOAA Fisheries Service's – National Bio-Fact Loan Program
Mark Oswell
LH U Z AOL#5
S-163
Field Science on a Shoestring Budget
Maia P McGuire
LM H ZOL#2
M-153
The AGE of Ocean Exploration
Cindy Renkas
LE M H U Z A GOL#6
M-153
Discover Estuarine Educational Resources Offered by NOAA’s National Estuarine Research Reserve System (NERRS)
Atziri Ibanez, and Amy Clark
LE M HOL#5
M-428
NOAA’s Discovery Center and the National Science Teachers Association: A Partnership to Create Online Teaching Resources and Professional Development Products.
Bruce Moravchik
LM H U Z A GOL#5
M-209
Oceans and Humans - Make the Connection!
Deborah A McArthur
LE M H ZOL#6
M-209
NOAA Who?
Nina L. Jackson
LE M HOL#3
T2-67
The Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellowship Program-working in NOAA's Office of Education
Beth Jewell
LE M HOL#6
M-210
Storm Surge? What Does that Mean?
Beth Jewell
LM HOL#3
M-210
Ocean Literacy Through Science Standards...A Year Later
Beth Jewell, et. al.
LE M H U Z A GOL#1
M-333
Using Real Time Data in the Classsroom
Janice D McDonnell, et. al.
LM H UOL#3
M-333
Inquiry Based Investigations with Sea Urchins: Wet Lab & Virtual Lab Experiences
Pamela J Miller
LH UOL#5
M-333
Students as Scientists: A Field and Laboratory Population Study of Sand Crabs
Julie A Haws, and Pam Miller
LM H UOL#6
T2-68
Marine Science with a Theatrical Twist!
Sarah B Swain, et. al.
LZOL#6
M-244
Zam's Quest: A Unique Role Playing Ocean Conservation Curriculum
Liza M Herschel, and Leslie Hubbard
LMOL#6
M-244
Animal Cubes-Build an Understanding of Estuary Diversity
Sara J. Marhenke
LM ZOL#5
T4-137
The Technology Behind the Data: MATE ROV Competitions Challenge Students to Develop Vehicles for Ocean Observing Systems
Tami M. Lunsford
LM H U Z AOL#3
M-313
FUN! Ways to Bring Estuaries into Your Classroom/Programs (Mud Not Included)
Amy Sauls
LE M H Z GOL#5
M-313
The top 10 invasive hydrophytes of the Mississippi Gulf Coast
Michael Carley, Binnaz Bradley
LE M H U A GOL#5
T4-201
Food, Glorious Food!- Using Food to Discuss Biodiversity and More!
Ruth Schneider, and Dia Hitt
LE M H ZOL#5
M-326
Multiculturalism Through Children's Literature with an Aquatic and Marine Focus
Becky J. Cox
LabE MOL#6
M-326
Snapshot Day on the Hudson Estuary: A Coordinated Day of Field Sampling by Schools from One End of the Estuary to the Other
Steve Stanne, and Margie Turrin
LM H ZOL#5
T4-205
Sea Education Association: Integrating Education and Oceanographic Research
Amy Nic Smith
LE M H UOL#7
M-336
East Meets West- Using ARMADA Research Experiences to Bring Whales into the Classroom
Maureen Barrett, and Debra Slade-Redden
LM HOL#5
M-336
Coastal Biodiversity in a Changing World
Henrietta List
LM H UOL#5
M-129
The Secret Life of Lobsters: Bringing Science Alive by Putting it in Context
Trevor Corson
LH U Z GOL#6
M-129
Children Saving Mangroves/Mangroves Saving Lives: How a Children's Book is Inspiring Children to Save the Mangroves
Lynne Cherry
LEOL#6
M-129
Seeing is Believing: Observing Marine Phytoplankton
Jeff A Paternoster
LE M H U Z A GOL#6
* This is an abrievieated version of the Seven Essential Principles of Ocean Literacy.
For more information, visit http://www.coexploration.org/oceanliteracy.