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:

Parent Workshops

Grant: Science Posse: Enhancing Biomedical Science Awareness and Understanding in Wyoming

community presentations

URL: http://www.scienceposse.com

Grade: 7-8

Cost: contact program
Grant: Building Bridges to Health Science Literacy

family health nights

URL: http://bbhsl.mecca.org/

Cost: contact program
Grant: Health and Biomedical Science for a Diverse Community (Phase II)

family science festivals at each participating school to introduce parents to the topics of the science clubs

URL: http://www.hallofhealth.org/sepa/

Grade: 4-5

Cost: Contact Program
Grant: Project DiSH (Di=diabetes; S=stroke; H=hypertension) (Phase I)

parent & community programs

Grade: 6-8

Cost: contact program
Grant: Public Health Organization at Morse and Helix High Schools Phase II

parent programs

Cost: contact program
Grant: Education for Community Genomic Awareness - Phase I/II

parent programs

URL: http://www.sph.umich.edu/genomics/education/k12.html

Cost: contact program
Grant: Conociendo Tu Cuerpo - Know Your Body - Hispanic Community Science Education Project

Regional Community Events, bilingual parent workshops

URL: http://www.celebralaciencia.org/

Grade: K-12

Cost: contact program
Grant: TRY-IT - Translating Research to Youth through information Technology

science enrichment program for parents

Cost: contact program

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