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    D-Lab Jr. Engages Youth in 4 Continents!
    Posted April 18, 2012 9:26 AM by Elisha Clark

    Many exciting developments have been happening with our youth outreach program, including a collaboration with science teacher Rich Lehrer from a local K-8 school called Brookwood. Rich has been working on what he calls a “D-Lab inspired chemistry curriculum” for his eighth grade class, incorporating experimental design projects with real world applications into his class to teach chemistry concepts to his students.

  • D-Lab: Energy:
    Stories from Nicaragua - Energy's Spring Break
    Posted April 10, 2012 10:42 AM by Elisha Clark

    The following is a compilation of updates from one of three groups of students traveling over their spring break with the D-Lab: Energy class. Alix de Monts, Vanessa Trevino, and instructor Libby Hsu were in Nicaragua working with GrupoFenix, an organization working to produce and promote solar energy.

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  • D-Lab: Biodiversity:
    Exploring communities and biodiversity at Black Mesa
    Posted March 8, 2012 11:04 AM by Jessica Huang

    The new class on biodiversity is very excited to be engaging Navajo activist Wahleah Johns and Harvard entomologist Gary Alpert this week to learn more about the Black Mesa region of Arizona! The plateau that has been heavily affected by coal mining activities, and the land changes and reduced access to clean waters are impacting all life in the area.

  • D-Lab: Development:
    Keeping busy in Cambodia
    Posted January 18, 2012 11:14 AM by Elisha Clark

    What a busy busy few days these have been !! We have gotten a lot done and have even found some time to have a little fun.

    Here's a rundown of the past few days:

  • D-Lab: Development:
    Travels in Northern India: Updates from Avani
    Posted January 18, 2012 11:08 AM by Elisha Clark

    Namaste and greetings from India!
     

  • D-Lab: Development:
    Ghana: Working hard, but with some fun and games besides
    Posted January 17, 2012 11:21 AM by Elisha Clark

    Hello parents, friends, and other miscellaneous people!

    It's been several days that we've been in New Longoro but time seems to move differently here than it does back home. It simultaneously feels like it's been weeks (we've canoed down the Volta River, met with village elders, built technology from metal scraps, learned some Twi and Mo, showered from a bucket--or for some of us, not showered) and yet, looking forward, it feels like our...

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