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Three independent, but intertwined virtual residency programs, where faculty employ rigorous evaluations of their own teaching with the goal of publishing results demonstrating improved student learning in the laboratory or classroom and leading colleagues in national efforts to sustain undergraduate biology education reform

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What's New in ASM Education

November 11, 2008
One new JMBE article is now available.
 
November 11, 2008
Three new images are now available in the Visual Collection.
 

September 30, 2008

The Fall 2008 Issue of Focus on Microbiology Education is available in MicrobeLibrary.  This sixth annual review issue features over 30 reviews of educational materials including textbooks, websites, and electronic materials.
     
September 30, 2008
Two new classroom activities are now available in the Curriculum Collection.
  
September 15, 2008
We are thrilled to announce the site selection for the 16th Annual ASM Conference for Undergraduate Educators (ASMCUE). ASMCUE will be hosted May 28-31 by Colorado State University in Ft. Collins, Colorado. Join us for an interactive four-day conference on scientific updates and effective teaching strategies. 
  
August 14, 2008
Activities come from the community at large. All submissions are reviewed by the ASM Committee on K-12 Education for scientific and educational content, pedagogical (e.g. active learning) processes, alignment with the National Science Education Standards, and clarity and completeness of instructional materials and assessment plans. 
 
August 14, 2008
How did life originate and evolve?  Is there life elsewhere in the Universe?  What is the future of life?  Join the NASA Astrobiology Institute and the American Society for Microbiology at for a day of exploration into the world of astrobiology at NABT 2008, October 18 in Memphis, TN.
 
 

 

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