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April 3-5, 2008
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| Time: |
April 3 (1PM-8:30 PM)
April 4 (8:AM-6:30 PM)
April 5 (8:00 AM-3:30 PM)
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| Location: |
The Univerisity of Texas J.J. Pickle Research Campus, located in the new Research Office Complex (ROC), Building 196. The ROC building houses the Institute for Geophysics, the Bureau of Economic Geology and the Texas Advanced Computation Center. It is located in the northeast quadrant of thePickle Research Campus. Hotel information, maps and directions to the Pickle Research Campus may be accessed from: http://www.beg.utexas.edu/mainweb/direc_maps.htm
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| Registration: |
Grant covers registration costs (Breakfast and lunch included) Each collaborative is responsible for travel and housing.
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| Eligible Attendees: |
Minority or minority-serving teachers who would like to teach the new Earth Space Science capstone course. Attendees have applied and been accepted to participate.
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| Description: |
Participants will have an introduction to plate tectonics, use visualization tools to explore data from earthquakes, volcanoes, and plate boundaries, learn applications of GPS, and understand the roles of water in breaking apart the continents.
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| Contact: |
Marsha Willis
Professional Development Coordinator
Telephone: 512.232-5015
E-Mail: marshawillis@mail.utexas.edu
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| Accommodations: |
Click here for nearby hotels, maps, directions and phone numbers of hotels close to the Pickle Research Campus.
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| Parking: |
You will need to receive a parking permit at the guard's station. He/she will direct you to the appropriate parking area.
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| Registration: |
Click the registration button to register your attendance. You will be asked for your name, email, and organization. Regional collaboratives are responsible for participants travel and hotel arrangements. If you have questions about registration, send an email to: Marsha Willis. If you need technical help with the registration page, send an email to the: TRC Web Team.
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