FORENSICS: The SCIENCE Detectives 2009
Professional Development Course for K-12 Teachers
Updated: 2008.08.01
Training In Forensic Science
This course is incorporated into the "FORENSICS: The SCIENCE Detectives" program and will allow teachers to learn more about forensic science while directly interacting with high school students entering the 11th - 12th grade and entering college freshman class (10th graders admitted by permission). This program will accept two K-12 teachers (must have current contract) wishing to learn from professionals and are expected to fully participate and engaged in all class activities. Additional training are provided after dismissal of the regular class. The program is intensive but will be highly informative for teachers who have little understanding of the role of science in law and society.
Course Info:
Description: See the FORENSICS page. For additional information, please contact Al Agellon agellon@u.arizona.edu.
Certificates: Professional development certificates are for TBA hours for 100% attendance or according to actual attendance.
Instructor: Al Agellon
Dates: To Be Announced
Course Schedule & Guest Lecturers: please go here
Times: 8:00AM - 5:00PM, please see schedule for details
Locations: Various locations in Tucson, see the schedule
Enrollment: 6 Current Contract K-12 Teacher (interview required, accepted on a case-by-case basis). Contact Al Agellon agellon@email.arizona.edu.
***************************************************************
Parking on Campus
Permits can be obtained from The Parking and Transportation Services for Summer I. Purchase of this permit is cheaper than paying for daily parking at the garages during the course. The Second St. Garage 114, Sixth St. Garage 180 or Cherry Ave. Garage 115 is the closest parking garage. More information can be found at their web site. Please contact them directly.
Housing for Out-of-Towners
Housing at the Coronado Hall is available through Residence Life. Participants will need to make arrangements with them directly. If you have any questions, please contact Residence Life Conference Services at: (520) 621-6502 or conferences@life.arizona.edu.
Printable Maps:
Need additional info?
Contact Al Agellon agellon@email.arizona.edu
Return to Workforce Development Home Page
