2016 Workshop Information

Dates: June 14-17, 2016
Location: Bluff, Utah

 

Who Should Attend:

• Middle and High School teachers of Earth Science, Environmental Science, Integrated Science, or Math
• Navajo or Hopi teachers
• Teachers of Navajo or Hopi children
• Utah teachers of any diverse population

What to Expect:

• Four days in the field exploring the landscape through the lens of “western” scientific and native perspectives
• Emphasis on scientific inquiry and working with students from diverse backgrounds
• One day exploring the natural corridor of the San Juan River on rafts

Costs and Benefits:

• $25 non-refundable registration fee
• Optional University of Utah credit for an additional $175
• Meals, lodging and transportation will be provided
• $400 stipend to participants

Apply Online:

Complete the online form before May 2, 2016. Contact holly.godsey@utah.edu for more information.