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:

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
Grant: Collaborations to Understand Research and Ethics (CURE)

A Summer 2-week "Research Fellows" program introduces students from backgrounds underrepresented in science to the translational research process and the range of scientific career opportunities it offers. It also addresses bioethical issues as well as t

Grade: 9-12

Cost: Contact Program
Grant: My Home, Planet Earth

Exhibits: Ecostation, Think Tank, Cyber Clubhouse, Kid-TV, Farm-to-Market, How Does it Work? Outreach programs: Overnights at the Museum, Adventures After School

URL: http://www.cmhouston.org/ExportedSite/Exhibits/My%20Home%20Planet%20Earth.htm

Grade: K-5

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

family health nights

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

Cost: contact program
Grant: Participation and Training in Health Science (PATHS)

Field trips & local events to engage predominantly Hispanic North Dallas High School students in culturally appropriate health/science promotion activities and experiences

URL: http://www.paths.unt.edu/

Grade: 9-12

Cost: contact program
Grant: Summer Institute for Biology Education

field trips, student programs

Cost: contact program
Grant: Medical/Science Research Initiative

high school student apprentice program

Grade: 9-12

Cost: contact program
Grant: Going to Middle and Early High School Classes with Near-Peer Mentors

in-school component, involving science clubs and lunch programs

Cost: Contact Program

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