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ASM Foundation Teachers Materials Camp
High School Teachers' Materials Camp Overview
What: A week long, hands-on laboratory experience to assist Teachers to use applied engineering techniques in the classroom. Emphasis will be on automotive issues and materials science engineering principles.
Outcome: Participating teachers will leave with a comprehensive series of low /no cost laboratory demonstrations in applied science to use in chemistry, physics, math, technology, industrial arts.
When: June 24 to June 29
Where: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Hosts: Materials Science & Engineering Department, University of Michigan
Faculty Instructors: A team of experience "Master high School Teachers," university professors and industrial experts
Participants: 30 high school math, science, and technology teachers from North America will be selected.
Partners:
ASM Detroit Chapter
National Science Foundation EMTECH (Enhancement of Materials Technology for Manufacturing)
Key Leaders:
Dr. Jack Simon, ASM International Foundation Board Chair
Professor Thomas Stoebe, University of Washington
Dr. John Rusin, Edmonds Community College
Dr. John Halloran, Chair, Materials Science & Engineering, University of Michigan
Curriculum and Educational Resources Available:
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) Battelle, Materials Science & Technology (MST) Handbook and CD ROM
Materials World Modules: Northwestern University
Engineering Materials Technology: Structures, Processing and Selection, 4th edition, Prentice Hall. James Jacob, Editor
Participants Housing: Cambridge House Hotel
Cost To Teacher Participants: Absolutely nothing. All expenses - travel, housing, meals, tuition and curriculum tools will be provided free of charge.
Application deadline: March 1, 2002
Download the application online in pdf format.
Contact Information:
Jeanne Deatherage
ASM International Foundation
Materials park, Ohio 44073
Phone: 1-800-336-5152 ext. 5533
Email: jdeather@asminternational.org
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