Our website has a new look! Please visit us at: www.arcticnet.ulaval.ca Here’s what you’ll find....
Field Program: general information about the program, details about current and past trips; application forms for schools
Students: selection criteria and application forms for field program; success stories
Educators: selection criteria and application forms for field program; classroom resources; Arctic Marine Science Curriculum; lesson plans related to field program
Scientists: resources on communicating science and conducting classroom visits; templates for planning onboard activities for Schools on Board Field program.
Schools on Board Network – register yourself, your school, or your agency to receive our future announcements; join the network and enter to win - “Life on an Ocean Planet (textbook, CD-ROM, and curriculum guide).
Arctic Climate Change Youth Forum - learn about upcoming youth forums held in conjunction with international ArcticNet/CFL science meetings
Media – downloadable handouts and poster; access to the ArcticNet photo gallery
Congratulations to the following schools who will be participating in our 2008 International Field Programs.
These two programs will be part of the exciting IPY-Circumpolar Flaw Lead (CFL) system study – one of Canada’s leading Arctic research programs being conducted during International Polar Year. For more information on this project visit the website at: www.ipy-cfl.ca
Thank you to our international research collaborators for working with us on this exciting initiative.
Field Program #1: February 29th – March 14, 2008
Ocean Research College Academy (USA) – collaboration with University of Washington
Qingdao Middle School #39 (CHINA) - collaboration with Ocean University of China
West Kirby Grammer School (ENGLAND) - collaboration with the Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory
Frederic Mistral/Tecnic Eulalia (SPAIN) - collaboration with the Instituto de Ciencias Del Mar
Sisler High School (CANADA)
Nellie McClung Collegiate (CANADA)
Inuksuit School (CANADA)
Field Program #2: April 14 – April 28, 2008
Lochgilphead High School (SCOTLAND) - in collaboration with the Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS)
Vest-Telemark Vidaregaande Skule (NORWAY) - in collaboration with the University of Trømso, and IPY Norway
Staedtisches Gymnasium Bad Segeberg (GERMANY) - in collaboration with IFM-GEOMAR
Allvar Gullstrandgymnasiet (SWEDEN) - in collaboration with Göteberg University
Collège Français Secondaire de Longueuil (CANADA)
Samuel Hearne Secondary School (CANADA)
Vincent Massey Collegiate (CANADA)
Collège Jeanne Sauvé (CANADA)
Individuals from these schools will form 2 international teams of high school students and teachers who will fly to Inuvik, (NT) and proceed to join the IPY-CFL science teams on board the CCGS Amundsen (Canada’s state-of-the-art research icebreaker) located just south of Banks Island in the Western Canadian High Arctic . Activities on the ship will include a series of lectures, lab activities and introduction to fieldwork in a number of science disciplines. This two week experience will also include 7 days on the ship and activities in the northern communities of Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk.
Thank you to all the schools that applied. Congratulations to all the students and teachers selected by their schools to participate in this very unique field opportunity.
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The Schools on Board Network consists of educators, scientists and agencies who are interested and connected to Arctic climate change research and science education. The network is used to announce field opportunities for high school students and teachers, inviting them to to join ArcticNet scientists and the Canadian Coast Guard, onboard the CCGS Amundsen, to experience a real science expedition in the Arctic/Sub-Arctic. Through its network Schools on Board informs members of field opportunities, classroom resources, and upcoming Arctic Climate Change Youth Forums. Please feel free to forward this email to other educators and scientists. If you would like to be added to, or removed from the network, please send an email to Lucette at: barberl@cc.umanitoba.ca Visit our website at: www.arcticnet.ulaval.ca. Schools on Board is a scientific outreach program, housed at the Center for Earth Observation Science at the University of Manitoba.
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