Quantitative literacy is all the rage! This is a great opportunity to receive 
support from your peers to build a data-rich classroom and be recognized as ESA 
Education Scholar!  ESA is pleased to partner with QUBES to bring you two 
faculty mentoring networks - for those who want to adapt and use existing 
modules as well as those who wish to advance their own or develop new modules! 
Data partners include DryadLab and NEON.
Find out what your colleagues accomplished and thought about their experience 
in the Spring 2016 
FMN<http://www.esa.org/esablog/ecology-and-society/ecology-education/bringing-data-rich-experiences-to-undergraduate-classrooms-esa-education-scholars-pave-the-way/>
Deadline for Applications: December 2, 2016 Please visit the respective 
webpages for full information and application.

*        Data Discovery<https://qubeshub.org/groups/datadiscovery_2017> -  for 
those who want to try ready-to-use modules. We will be using modules from TIEE.

Questions? Contact Gaby Hamerlinck at 
gaby.hamerli...@bioquest.org<mailto:gaby.hamerli...@bioquest.org>.



*        DIG into Data for the Biology 
Classroom<https://qubeshub.org/groups/dig/overview> - for those who want to 
refine their own modules or develop new ones using publicly available datasets. 
(Prior experience with teaching data-intensive modules is preferable).

Questions?  Contact Kaitlin Bonner at kbon...@sjfc.edu<mailto:kbon...@sjfc.edu> 
or Kristine Grayson at kgray...@richmond.edu<mailto:kgray...@richmond.edu>.


Who should apply?
All undergraduate faculty teaching Math/Bio at:

*        All levels - intro Bio through upper division

*        All institution types  - community colleges through four-year 
institutions

*        All student populations, including non-science majors.

Looking forward to working with you!


Teresa
Teresa Mourad
Director, Education and Diversity Programs

ESA Office of Education and Diversity 
Programs<http://www.esa.org/esa/?page_id=250>
SEEDS - Diverse People for a Diverse Science<http://www.esa.org/seeds>
EcoEd Digital Library (beta)  - Advancing Outstanding Ecology 
Education<http://esa.org/ecoed/index.php>


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