Bryn Mawr College and Haverford
College have long and successful histories of
working with K-16 educators to improve science
and mathematics education. A central principle
of both programs has been a collaborative approach,
one in which college and precollege faculty and
students work together to share experiences, perspectives,
and expertise as a means to developing richer
and more effective learning experiences in science
and mathematics at all levels of the educational
system.
Beginning in the fall of 2004, the Bryn Mawr
and Haverford programs are being brought together
in a joint program as "K-16 Collaborations
in Science and Mathematics Education". The
joint program is sponsored by the Center for Science
in Society at Bryn Mawr College and the Koshland
Integrated Sciences Center at Haverford College,
and supported by grants to the two colleges from
the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. This page
provides links to information about all programs
offered by the two institutions, and additional
information of relevance to K-16 collaborations
in the surrounding areas.
For additional information about this program,
or to suggest additions to this page write us.
There is also an online bulletin board for announcements
and discussion relevant to K-16 collaborations
where materials can be posted directly. |