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COMMUNITY SCIENCE CENTER (CSC), a mini-science
museum that houses a variety of demonstration and experiments. Guided tours
are available. Contact Rich Harding at harding@rot.physics.ucsb
.edu
or (805) 893-2553, for more information.
CSC Homepage |
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PHYSICS STUDY CENTER (PSC), The Physics Study Center is
open from 8:00am to 4:30pm, Monday through Friday when classes are in session. There should be a TA in the PSC at
all times, and any TA should be able to help you with problems in any Physics class.
PSC Homepage |
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PHYSICS CIRCUS: This is a brand new
K-12 outreach program which takes the PLC equipment on the road to local
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REMOTE ACCESS ASTRONOMY PROJECT: A
wide variety of educational outreach activities for K-12 students including
workshops, field trips and curriculum development are coordinated through
the RAAP by Professor Philip Lubin.
www.deepspace.ucsb.edu |
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The Institute for Quantum Engineering, Science and Technology
(iQUEST) sponsors several programs,
including undergraduate research opportunities for high school students
and teachers to work in university laboratories, and programs that travel
to local schools.
www.iquest.ucsb.edu |
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LEAPS
is a part of the NSF's Graduate Fellows in K-12 Education
program. LEAPS provides full fellowships to selected graduate
students who work in outreach to local schools. The program also
supports undergraduate fellows.
http://leaps.mrl.ucsb.edu/ |
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PUBLIC LECTURES AND K-12 CLASSROOM SUPPORT:
Faculty members and graduate students give lectures and demonstrations
in local classrooms, museums and astronomy clubs. For a partial schedule
of upcoming lectures and demonstrations in our area check the links below.
A more detailed schedule should be available soon.
Gladwin Planetarium
(At the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History)
The Astronomical Unit
( The S.B.M.N.H.s' Astronomy Club) |
