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Presented by: Joe Muskin, Educational Coordinator for Nanotechnology Programs at the University of Illinois

When: Tuesday, March 24, 2009
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Where: Crowne Plaza, Springfield - Plaza I
a pre-session to the Connections Conference

What: A hands-on workshop to supply teachers with exciting projects to introduce students to the latest advances in the emerging field of nanotechnology, and spark their interest in CTE careers

STEM (stem) n. 1 The study of science, technology, engineering and mathematics

Nanotechnology (nan-o-tek-noll e jee) n. 1 The art of manipulating materials on a very small scale in order to build microscopic machinery 2 The route to a VERY cool career

This workshop will provide information on:

How this fast-growing field can impact

Medicine
Manufacturing
Agriculture
Information technology

Techniques so you can support students in

Creating a 3-D printer
Making nanoparticles
Making applications of nanoparticles
Testing the effectiveness of nanoparticles

The benefits of activities to invite young women to STEM careers
Tips on creating effective recruitment and retention activities for STEM careers

Registration is $35.00 per person. Continental breakfast and lunch will be provided.
CPDU's are available upon request.

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Registration is $35.00 per person. Continental breakfast and lunch will be provided.
CPDU's are available upon request.

REGISTRATION (closed)

Informational Flyer

Driving Directions

Agenda

Registration is $35.00 per person. Continental breakfast and lunch will be provided. CPDU's are available upon request.

Registration is $35.00 per person. Continental breakfast and lunch will be provided.
CPDU's are available upon request.