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National Fellow ⏷	Curriculum Unit ⏷	Seminar Volume ⏷	Location ⏷	Year ⏷
Stuart Surrey	The Use of Bridge Design in Teaching Mechanics	Bridges: The Art and Science for Creating Community Connections	Philadelphia	2008
Elaine Yee Lun Tam	Rice to Feed the World- Estimations on Rice Consumption and Production	Estimation	San Francisco	2008
Raymond F. Theilacker	The Language of Power in Shakespeare	Approaches to Teaching Shakespeare	Delaware	2008
Sara E. McGrimley	School Lunch, How Healthy Is It?	Nutrition, Metabolism, and Diabetes	New Haven	2008
Huwerl Thornton	Childhood Obesity and High Fructose Corn Syrup. What Is It Good For? Absolutely Nothing!	Nutrition, Metabolism, and Diabetes	New Haven	2008
Meredith Charlton Tilp	Who decides who benefits? A comparative view of wealth distribution using examples from New Mexico's Legislature, Santa Fe City and the Pueblo of Pojoaque	Democracy in Theory and Practice	Santa Fe	2008
Elouise E. White-Beck	Bryce Courtenay's The Power of One: An Examination of Democratic and Other Political Values as Depicted in Literature	Democracy in Theory and Practice	Pittsburgh	2008
Cynthia Baker Woolery	Developing Student Leaders through Nutritional Empowerment	Nutrition, Metabolism, and Diabetes	Charlotte	2008
Karen Ruth Sturdy Yarnall	Bridges: Inspired by Nature	Bridges: The Art and Science for Creating Community Connections	Delaware	2008
Georgia Redonet	Solar Energy -- Architectural Alternatives for Home Building	Renewable Energy	Houston	2007

Stuart Surrey - The Use of Bridge Design in Teaching Mechanics

Curriculum Unit: The Use of Bridge Design in Teaching Mechanics

Year: 2008

Seminar Volume: Bridges: The Art and Science for Creating Community Connections

Elaine Yee Lun Tam - Rice to Feed the World- Estimations on Rice Consumption and Production

Curriculum Unit: Rice to Feed the World- Estimations on Rice Consumption and Production

Year: 2008

Seminar Volume: Estimation

Raymond F. Theilacker - The Language of Power in Shakespeare

Curriculum Unit: The Language of Power in Shakespeare

Year: 2008

Seminar Volume: Approaches to Teaching Shakespeare

Sara E. McGrimley - School Lunch, How Healthy Is It?

Curriculum Unit: School Lunch, How Healthy Is It?

Year: 2008

Seminar Volume: Nutrition, Metabolism, and Diabetes

Huwerl Thornton - Childhood Obesity and High Fructose Corn Syrup. What Is It Good For? Absolutely Nothing!

Curriculum Unit: Childhood Obesity and High Fructose Corn Syrup. What Is It Good For? Absolutely Nothing!

Year: 2008

Seminar Volume: Nutrition, Metabolism, and Diabetes

Meredith Charlton Tilp - Who decides who benefits? A comparative view of wealth distribution using examples from New Mexico's Legislature, Santa Fe City and the Pueblo of Pojoaque

Curriculum Unit: Who decides who benefits? A comparative view of wealth distribution using examples from New Mexico's Legislature, Santa Fe City and the Pueblo of Pojoaque

Year: 2008

Seminar Volume: Democracy in Theory and Practice

Elouise E. White-Beck - Bryce Courtenay's The Power of One: An Examination of Democratic and Other Political Values as Depicted in Literature

Curriculum Unit: Bryce Courtenay's The Power of One: An Examination of Democratic and Other Political Values as Depicted in Literature

Year: 2008

Seminar Volume: Democracy in Theory and Practice

Cynthia Baker Woolery - Developing Student Leaders through Nutritional Empowerment

Curriculum Unit: Developing Student Leaders through Nutritional Empowerment

Year: 2008

Seminar Volume: Nutrition, Metabolism, and Diabetes

Karen Ruth Sturdy Yarnall - Bridges: Inspired by Nature