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This page was last updated 6/25/09
NHSTA
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Lower Waterford, VT
05848

Email: nhsta@together.net

The New Hampshire Science Teachers’ Association is the professional science teaching organization for our state. Its purpose, as stated in its constitution, is to promote and improve science education in New Hampshire. NHSTA membership consists of all people interested in science education who have paid their regular membership dues. Dues are presently $20.00 per year. NHSTA is run by an elected Executive Board consisting of a president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer and at-large Board Member. The Board of Directors is appointed by the Executive Board and represents New Hampshire’s geographic regions and its various educational levels and disciplines. The Board meets monthly.
 


New NHSTA Information

Announcing: The NHSTA 2009 Fall Conference will be at Attitash Resort, Attitash, NH, Sunday, October 25th, and Monday, October 26th, 2009! The conference will be similar to the one in Fall of 2007 - Field trips on Sunday, Featured speaker Sunday evening, full slate of workshops on Monday. The workshop/field trip collection process is now finished.  Watch for the conference agenda shortly!
 
(Updated, 6/25/09)

CLICK HERE if you Wish to Exhibit at the NHSTA 2009 Fall Conference. (New, 4/28/09)

Important Announcements, Dates, Updates

Summer Chemistry in Durham (UNH) (New, 4/10/09)

Free! 2009 workshops for New Hampshire teachers from the Wright Center for Science Education at Tufts University (New, 3/12/09)

Inquiry-Driven Science: A Critical Skills Institute for Science Teachers at Antioch University of New England (New, 4/10/09)

Earth Science Week Update and K-8 Earth Science Teacher Award.  (New, 4/10/09)

Little Nature Museum
Call for Volunteers. (New, 4/08/09)

Summer 2009 Workshops at High Pond Farm (Updated with registration information, 4/08/09)

NHSEE Conference 2009 Results (New, 4/10/09)

WATER GUARDIANS” Presented by LifeWise Community Projects, Inc. 40 minute classroom presentations are being scheduled now (New/updated, 2/25/09)

5-day Summer Research Camp for High School Biotechnology teachers and their students, July 20-24 2009 at the Seacoast School of Technology in Exeter, NH (New, 2/10/09)
Advanced Placement Environmental Science course developed by the University of California College Prep initiative is now available through the Encyclopedia of Earth website. (New, 12/22/08)

More workshops and information on those pages!

 

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