All class Events (6)
July 7Monday
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Class Session II of III
July 7, 2008 from 11am to 1pm – BHS (somewhere air conditioned, TBA) This very important date will be the second of our three "in person" meeting times. We will review, reflect on and recharge ourselves toward the goals of our two concurrent projects. Organized by Sean Nash | Type: class, session
September 8Monday
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FIRST NIGHT OF CLASS!
September 8, 2008 from 7pm to 9pm – Room #307 @ BHS Starting Monday, September 8th, our classes finally begin! They will always be held in room #307 unless I let you know otherwise in advance. I am anxious to get started... ;-) Organized by Sean Nash | Type: class, session
September 15Monday
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Class Session
September 15, 2008 at 7pm – BHS #307 Marine Biology classroom session. Organized by Sean Nash | Type: class, session
September 22Monday
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Class Session
September 22, 2008 at 7pm – 307 Marine Biology classroom session @ BHS. Organized by Sean Nash | Type: class, session
July 1Wednesday
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Face-to-Face Summer Session #2
July 1, 2009 from 9am to 11am – BHS Media Center (A/C!) Face-to-face session #2 for the summer. On this day, plan to have your fish identification slide sets complete for a peer review session followed by some technical instruction on effective exporting… Organized by Sean Nash | Type: class, session
July 29Wednesday
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Face-to-Face Summer Session #3
July 29, 2009 from 9am to 11am – BHS Media Center Final face-to-face summer session before registration begins... Organized by Sean Nash | Type: class, session
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Planetary scientist Francis Nimmo will outline the impact of ice dynamics on the habitability of the moons of Saturn and Jupiter on Tuesday, Dec. 15, at the annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union in San Francisco.More insight into radioactive salt marshes
A researcher has analyzed gamma radiation in salt marshes. The development of salt marshes, vegetated areas periodically flooded by the sea, occurs differently than was previously thought. Knowledge of salt marshes is essential for the development of dynamic but safe coastal zone management.© 2009 Created by Sean Nash
