Cleveland PLTW: Meaningful partnerships between students and STEM professionals
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Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Biomedical Sciences Informational Conference (Renton, WA) Tuesday, Oct. 18th (2011) Link: http://spokane.wsu.edu/researchoutreach/pltw/PLTW%20101811%20Renton.pdf
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- 1. Go Eagles!Dr. Jeff Shaver, PhDPLTW Biomedical Science TeacherPrinciples of Biomedical Science (PBS)Career Tech Education, Seattle Public SchoolsCleveland High Schooljmshaver@seattleschools.orgPresentation available at : http://dl.dropbox.com/u/26259905/PLTW_Conference_Shaver_101811.pdf
- 2. Link: PLTW Biomedical Sciences Informational SessionRenton, WA Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2011Go Eagles!Dr. Jeff Shaver, PhD¡°Cleveland High School PLTW: Meaningful Partnerships between Students and STEM Professionals¡±Special Guests: Jeanne Chowning (NWABR) & Victoria Rivera (Cleveland)
- 3. Presentation OutlineGo Eagles!Cleveland High School (Seattle, WA)
- 4. 2nd Year of PLTW Biomedical Sciences (BMS) at Cleveland
- 5. Principles of Biomedical Sciences (9th grade): Jeff Shaver, Teacher
- 6. Human Body Systems (10-12th grade): Lindsay Holladay, Teacher
- 7. Newsletters Available: September (2011), May (2011), February (2011)
- 8. Featured on MSNBC¡¯s Dylan Ratigan Show: Steel on Wheels (Feb, 2011)
- 9. Student Accomplishments Last Year (2010-2011)
- 10. Student BioExpo, Northwest Association for Biomedical Research (NWABR)
- 11. Judges¡¯ Award for Excellence (Top Award)
- 12. 54% of 30 participating students received award
- 13. 60% of students were in 9th grade (85% girls)
- 14. Cleveland Science Caf¨¦ (BioExpo Club Leaders, including Victoria Rivera)
- 15. Youth Ethics Summit, NWABR (Victoria Rivera and Katie Bui)
- 16. Cure Student Research Fellows, NWABR (Victoria Rivera and Katie Bui)
- 17. WA STEM Entrepreneurial Grant-supported Flow Cytometry Project
- 19. Jeanne Chowning, NWABR, Director of Education
- 20. Victoria Rivera, 11th grade, Cleveland School of Life SciencesCleveland High School5511 15th Ave SouthSeattle, WA 98108206.252.7800 Demographics: Fact #1
- 21. Fact #2
- 22. Fact #3
- 23. Fact #4
- 24. Fact #5Go Eagles!
- 26. High School STEM Flow Cytometry ProjectA Cytopeian AdventureSeptember 26, 2011 by Jeff Shaver & Julie HillBiotech Advisory Meeting University of Washington (Seattle)
- 27. Project TimelineAugust 15-19, 2001: One-week Flow Cytometry Teacher/Student Workshop at BD BiosciencesClick for VideoFigure 1. Two Glacier Peak High School teachers, Bryan Mossburg (right) and Tami Caraballo (center), design and engineer a low-cost flow cytometer with Dan Horner (left, BD Biosciences Engineer), during one-week flow cytometry teacher/student workshop.
- 28. Project TimelineAugust 31, 2011: Cleveland and TAF Academy students reassemble cytometers at Fred HutchClick for VideoFigure 2. Two Cleveland High School students, Katie Bui (left) and Carmina Tugade (right), reassemble low-cost cytometer with Dr. Shaver (PLTW biomedical sciences teacher at Cleveland) and BD Biosciences engineers, Dan Horner and Tim Petersen. Photo courtesy of Center News.
- 29. Flow Project in the NewsClick to Connect
- 30. Project Timeline2011-12 School Year: Flow Cytometry project supported by WA STEM Entrepreneurial Granthttp://www.washingtonstem.org/grantee-profiles.asp?gdx=17
- 31. Project TimelineOct. 14, 2011: Cytometry project will be exhibited with emphasis on algae biofuels.WhenFriday October 14th, 8:00-4:30 and Saturday October 15th 8:00-4:00WherePuget Sound Industrial Excellence Center, 6737 Corson Ave S, South Seattle Community College,?Georgetown Campus, Seattle 98108Click to Connect
- 32. Project TimelineDecember 10, 2011: NSTA Conference (Seattle)Click to Connect
- 33. Project TimelineMay 24 , 2012: Cleveland students in PLTW Biomed Classes will participate in NWABR BioExpo.Click to Connect (includes Video)
- 34. Project TimelineMay, 2012: Cytometry project students will attend Imagine Tomorrow at WSU also in May.Click to Connect
- 35. Participating PartnersBeverly Torok-Storb, Fred Hutch (FHCRC) Training Lab (Center News)Cytopeia (BD Biosciences)Cleveland High School (Seattle, WA)STEM Newsletter: September, 2011Featured on MSNBC¡¯s Dylan Ratigan Show (2010)Career Tech Education, Seattle and Snohomish School DistrictGlacier Peak High School (Snohomish, WA)Julie Hill, Flow Cytometry SpecialistManufacturing and Industrial Council of Seattle; Green ExpoNorthwest Association for Biomedical ResearchProject Lead the Way (PLTW), Biomedical Sciences (BMS)Seattle BioMed: BioQuest Academy; Site Explorations (King 5 News)Science Education Partnership (SEP), FHCRCWashington State University-Spokane, PLTW West AffiliateWashington STEM Entrepreneurial Grant Presentation available on ºÝºÝߣShare:http://www.slideshare.net/jmshaver/a-cytopeian-adventure-9415576
- 36. Go Eagles!For More Information:Jeff Shaver, PhDPLTW Biomedical Science TeacherCareer Tech Education, Seattle Public SchoolsCleveland High Schooljmshaver@seattleschools.orgProject Lead The Way Website www.pltw.org Presentation also available at : http://www.slideshare.net/jmshaver/cleveland