Top > Professional Development > WaterWorks!: A Drinking Water Institute for Educators
 |
WaterWorks!: A Drinking Water Institute for Educators
August 1-3, 2022; Red Wing Twin Bluffs Water Treatment Facility; 1468 Pioneer Rd.; Red Wing, MN
Ready for a free, relevant, in-person professional development science workshop this summer? Ready to meet science teachers from around the state and earn graduate credit or stipend while supporting your water-related benchmarks that ask students to understand water and water issues?
Update your water curriculum, investigate drinking water quality, chemistry, engineering, community resources, and practice-based activities for your classroom. This three-day, hands-on workshop allows grade 411 teachers of science to gather information from expert presenters about how safe, reliable drinking water is delivered to your community as well as drinking water issues facing Minnesota. Meals and resource folder provided. Choose between two graduate credits or stipend. Join the ranks of over 400 teachers that have participated in WaterWorks! throughout Minnesota over the last 20 years. Funded by the Minnesota Dept. of Health and the American Waterworks Association.
Application and information at: http://www.hamline.edu/education/environmental/cgee/waterworks
With questions, contact Sara Robertson at the Center for Global Environmental Education, srobertson01@hamline.edu
Minnesota science teachers should know about:
