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National Fellow Curriculum Unit Seminar Volume Location Year
Donavan Spotz Force to Energy: Increased Efficiency through Intelligent Design Energy: Past, Present, and Future Tulsa 2024
Greysi Vasquez The History of Richmond through Maps Landscape, Art, and Ecology Richmond 2024
Irina Alekseeva Numerical Development: from whole numbers to fractions Transitions in the Conception of Number: From Whole Numbers to Rational Numbers to Algebra Richmond 2023
Brandon Barr Why Nature? Noticing and Writing in the Wild Writing About Nature Chicago 2023
Tina Berry Perspectives on Race: Slavery and its Legacies in Art Histories of Art, Race and Empire: 1492-1865 Tulsa 2023
Carol Boynton Biodiversity and Bees in the Primary Classroom Nature-Inspired Solutions to Disease Problems New Haven 2023
Holly Bryk Niños y la Naturaleza: Nature in the World Language Classroom Writing About Nature Delaware 2023
Kirsten Craig Pollination Party Nature-Inspired Solutions to Disease Problems Richmond 2023
JD DeReu Using art to interpret The Mary Prince- Narrative of a Slave Woman Histories of Art, Race and Empire: 1492-1865 Richmond 2023
Michael A. Doody Coffee, Cacao, and Chacras – Applying Principles of Sustainable Agriculture in Costa Rica and Peru to Farming in Delaware Nature-Inspired Solutions to Disease Problems Delaware 2023
Donavan Spotz - Force to Energy: Increased Efficiency through Intelligent Design

Curriculum Unit: Force to Energy: Increased Efficiency through Intelligent Design

Year: 2024

Seminar Volume: Energy: Past, Present, and Future

Greysi Vasquez - The History of Richmond through Maps

Curriculum Unit: The History of Richmond through Maps

Year: 2024

Seminar Volume: Landscape, Art, and Ecology

Irina Alekseeva - Numerical Development: from whole numbers to fractions

Curriculum Unit: Numerical Development: from whole numbers to fractions

Year: 2023

Seminar Volume: Transitions in the Conception of Number: From Whole Numbers to Rational Numbers to Algebra

Brandon Barr - Why Nature? Noticing and Writing in the Wild

Curriculum Unit: Why Nature? Noticing and Writing in the Wild

Year: 2023

Seminar Volume: Writing About Nature

Tina Berry - Perspectives on Race: Slavery and its Legacies in Art

Curriculum Unit: Perspectives on Race: Slavery and its Legacies in Art

Year: 2023

Seminar Volume: Histories of Art, Race and Empire: 1492-1865

Carol Boynton - Biodiversity and Bees in the Primary Classroom

Curriculum Unit: Biodiversity and Bees in the Primary Classroom

Year: 2023

Seminar Volume: Nature-Inspired Solutions to Disease Problems

Holly Bryk - Niños y la Naturaleza: Nature in the World Language Classroom

Curriculum Unit: Niños y la Naturaleza: Nature in the World Language Classroom

Year: 2023

Seminar Volume: Writing About Nature

Kirsten Craig - Pollination Party

Curriculum Unit: Pollination Party

Year: 2023

Seminar Volume: Nature-Inspired Solutions to Disease Problems

JD DeReu - Using art to interpret The Mary Prince- Narrative of a Slave Woman

Curriculum Unit: Using art to interpret The Mary Prince- Narrative of a Slave Woman

Year: 2023

Seminar Volume: Histories of Art, Race and Empire: 1492-1865

Michael A. Doody - Coffee, Cacao, and Chacras – Applying Principles of Sustainable Agriculture in Costa Rica and Peru to Farming in Delaware

Curriculum Unit: Coffee, Cacao, and Chacras – Applying Principles of Sustainable Agriculture in Costa Rica and Peru to Farming in Delaware

Year: 2023

Seminar Volume: Nature-Inspired Solutions to Disease Problems