Hormones, sand & terrorism( ant Researcher Phone (302) 831-8087. ...)

ant Researcher, Phone (302) 831-8087. Email: gmangone@udel.edu
COPIES AVAILABLE: The book costs $12. To order, make your check/money order payable to "University of Delaware" and send with your name and address to University of Delaware Marine Public Education Office, 222 South Chapel Street, Newark, DE 19716-3530. For questions about book orders, contact the office at: MarineCom@udel.edu or (302) 831-8083.

SEA GRANT PEOPLE IN THE NEWS:

Longtime North Carolina Sea Grant education specialist Lundie Spence has left that position after more than 20 years. Starting this month Spence will become director of the Southeast Center for Ocean Science Education Excellence program (COSEE) in Charleston, S.C. COSEE will foster collaborations between ocean science researchers and educators, and translate the research into high-quality education programs. The Southeast center is one of seven regional centers in the United States in a five-year educational project that is directed by the National Science Foundation with additional funding and administrative support from NOAA's Office of Education.

SEA GRANT WEB SPOTLIGHT:
The Bridge - Ocean Science Educational Teacher Resource Center
http://www.vims.edu/bridge/
Teachers will find a selection of the best online resources for ocean sciences education. Site goals are to provide educators with content-correct and content-current marine information and data; to support researchers in outreach efforts; to improve communications among educators and between the education and research communities. All information and links featured on "The Bridge" is screened by scientists and educators. New material will be added regularly. "The Bridge" is supported by the National Oceanographic Partnership Program, and is sponsored by the National Marine Educators Associa
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Contact: Ben Sherman
sherman@nasw.org
202-662-7095
National Sea Grant College Program
24-Feb-2003

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