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Attention University Students:
Celebrate Earth Science Week!
Want to get involved in Earth Science Week? Find out
what's going on in your area, or plan an event yourself. Earth Science
Week is the perfect time to show people the importance of what you
do!
Don't have a student group? You can gather your friends,
faculty and staff to plan some way to celebrate this important week.
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What's Going
On:
Find out about Earth Science Week events in your community, and
around the country.
- Earth Science Organizations:
Coordinate with other earth science groups. Search the Earth Science
Network for other groups in your area.
- Plan an Event:
If your school has a geology club or an Earth science group, plan
an event for your department, school, or for local school kids. You
could make it a fundraiser for your group, or tie in with your department's
outreach program for your local community. This site has many planning
tips and ideas.
- Visit
a Classroom:
Be a visiting scientist for a local classroom.
- Photography Contest:
Enter the Earth Science Week Photography Contest.
Read about a student group that participated in 2002, the University
of West Virginia's student Chapter of AAPG, in the February 2003 edition
of the Earth Science Week Update
newsletter.
To subscribe to the Update,
click here.
Student volunteer Amy Gross helps children from
Easton Elementary in Morgantown, West Virginia,
learn their minerals.
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