Last night the Museum of Science and Industry was full of rock stars shining in the science’s spotlight. I along with an eager audience witnessed captivating lectures and presentations. This event was co-sponsored by the Project Exploration. The scientists shared their personal experiences and exciting research results that satisfied the …
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President Barack Obama speaking to the Nation January 6, 2010.
January 6th, 2010
9:30pm EST
Today President Barack Obama commended Project Exploration’s Junior Paleontologists program in his remarks …

Project Exploration at the Museum of Science and Industry.
Project Exploration closed out 2009 with a bang at the annual Winter Science Exploration event. This year the event …

Gabe with the Project Exploration Poster
January 5, 2010
Today launched bright and early with group work. The question on the table: what’s up with mentoring?
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Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering
The question titling this blog post was asked during dinner tonight – it’s a great way to kick off …
December 31st, 2009
Jehad

Earlier this month (December 6) I was lucky enough to attend a special screening for National Geographic’s latest documentary WHEN CROCS ATE DINOSAURS. When I received the invitation to this event I did not hesitate to reply. …
Tags: blog, Croc Announcement, crocodiles, dinosaurs, Fieldwork, fossil lab, Fossils, Jehad, P.E., Paul Sereno, Project Exploration, scientists, Student post

Remeber this snapshot? Senior Celebration 2009!
The waning days of 2009 are upon us and Project Exploration is looking forward to a terrific 2010. Thank you for being …
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Hot on the screen! Earlier this morning “Huffpo” (as I’ve learned it’s called by people way more in the “know-po” than me) published an Opinion Editorial piece I submitted.
Check out “Can You Tell Me How to Get to Science Street?” on the Huffington Post website. It’s a piece …

In the new issue of LISC’s newsletter, there’s a feature article about the value of afterschool to student engagement at Perspectives Calumet Middle School. The featured program? Sisters4Science. Way to go girls!!!
LISC/Chicago organizes capital and other resources to …
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