SEPA Educational Resources

Many SEPA grants have educational resources that go along with the program. Many of these resources are free, and some have an associated cost.

Click on a link to see the project grant that the education resources is associated with:

Equipment Loans

Grant: BRAIN to Middle Schools

"Brain Trunks" available for teachers to reserve for 2-3 weeks.

URL: http://www.brainu.org/

Grade: 5-8

Cost: contact program

Museum Exhibits

Grant: Supporting Student and Teacher Inquiry in Bioscience

"Live from the Heart" museum exhibit and website multimedia

URL: http://www.northwestern.edu/

Grade: 9-12

Cost: contact program
Grant: Genome Science Education Program

"Stem Cells and You" traveling exhibit explores the science of stem cells, current and potential medical applications, and ethical issues.

URL: http://learn.genetics.utah.edu/

Grade: Public

Cost: contact program
Grant: Genome Science for Health: Web-Based Curricula for Biology - Phase I & II

"Stem Cells and You" traveling exhibit explores the science of stem cells, current and potential medical applications, and ethical issues.

URL: http://learn.genetics.utah.edu/

Grade: Public

Cost: contact program
Grant: National Traveling AIDS Exhibit and Education Program

500 square-foot hands-on exhibit for use by students, teachers, and families on AIDS and the human immune system

Grade: K-12

Cost: contact program

Teacher Workshops

Grant: Teacher Institute for the Experience of Science

3-week immersion experience for teachers into the world of scientific research

URL: http://ties.ohsu.edu/

Grade: 6-8

Cost: contact program

Curricula/Literature

Grant: Fat Dogs and Coughing Horses: Animal Contributions Toward a Healthier Citizenry

3rd Grade Pilot Lesson Plans 2011

URL: 3rd Grade Pilot Lesson Plans 2011

Cost: free

Student Summer Programs

Grant: Collaborations to Understand Research and Ethics (CURE)

A "Youth Ethics Summit" that brings together students from program teachers for a culminating event to share their learning and understanding about particular issues related to bioethics and translational research.

Grade: 9-12

Cost: Contact Program

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