C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E - NAAEE
CURRICULUM VITAE
Southern Connecticut State University
NAME: Graves, Scott, Michael DATE: November 2015
RANK OR TITLE: Associate Professor: Science Education and Environmental and Marine Studies
DEPARTMENT: Environment, Geography and Marine Sciences
OFFICE LOCATION AND CAMPUS: OFFICE PHONE: (203) 392-6604
Jennings Hall, Room 333 FAX: (203) 392-6614
Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT 06515 E-MAIL: gravess1@southernct.edu
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DATE OF FIRST EMPLOYMENT AT SOUTHERN CT: August 2004
DATE OF TENURE: August 2010
EDUCATION BEYOND HIGH SCHOOL:
Ph.D. (Major: Curriculum & Instruction; Science/Technology), University of Idaho, 1999
M.S. (Major: Oceanography; Marine Geology & Geophysics), 1990,
Graduate School of Oceanography, University of Rhode Island.
B.S. (Major: Earth Science, Geology), 1983, University of California at Santa Cruz.
A.S. (Major: Earth Science). 1981, Santa Barbara City College.
Certificate: Geosciences Technology & Scientific Illustration, SBCC, 1981
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Teaching, Extension and Research Appointments: (position titles and locations since receipt of Bachelor’s degree)
Teaching and Research: Instruction / Instructional Design:
2015-present, Associate Professor, Instruction, Science Education & Environmental Studies,
Instructor for courses in Secondary Science Teacher Certification Program, Environmental Studies Undergraduate Minor, Environmental Education Graduate Program, Science Education Graduate Program, Institute for Science Investigation and Study: 6th Year Program, Department Assessment Coordinator, MS Science Education Program Coordinator - Science Education, Co-Director Center for Environmental Literacy and Sustainability Education, Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT
2010-2014, Associate Professor, Instruction, Science Education & Environmental Studies,
Instructor for courses in Secondary Science Teacher Certification Program, Environmental Studies Undergraduate Minor, Environmental Education Graduate Program, Science Education Graduate Program, Institute for Science Investigation and Study: 6th Year Program, Secondary Science Certification Coordinator, MS Science Education Program Coordinator - Science Education, Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT
2004-2010, Assistant Professor, Instruction, Science Education & Environmental Studies,
Instructor for courses in Secondary Science Teacher Certification Program, Environmental Studies Undergraduate Minor, Environmental Education Graduate Program, Science Education Graduate Program, Institute for Science Investigation and Study: 6th Year Program - Science Education, Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT
2001-2004, Assistant Research Professor, College of Education, University of Idaho:
Principle course designer, Instructor for online courses, workshops, seminars - multiple projects
2001-2004, Co-Investigator /Idaho PI, EDPARC/UMAC Project, University of Idaho
2001-2004, Co-Investigator, Life-Long Learning Project (L3), project advisory,
content design & development, University of Idaho, College of Education, Moscow, ID.
2001-2004, Co-Investigator, National Center for Online Learning Research (NCOLR),
science/technology andragogy, University of Idaho, College of Education, Moscow, ID.
2001-2004, Investigator, Idaho Virtual Campus (IVC), content design and facilitation,
Earth Systems Science/Technology-infusion and teacher professional development,
IMITS, University of Idaho, College of Education, Moscow, ID.
2001-2004, Investigator, Earth Systems Science (ESS), project content development,
online course facilitation, University of Idaho, College of Education, Moscow, ID.
1999-2001, Visiting Assistant Professor, College of Education, University of Idaho:
1999-2004, Co-Director, Lewis & Clark Rediscovery Project (LCRP), project co-
management, content and strategies design and development, online courses &
workshops, University of Idaho, College of Education, Moscow, ID
2001-2004, Co-Investigator, National Center for Online Learning & Research (NCOLR),
University of Idaho, College of Education, Moscow, ID.
2001, Co-Investigator, Technology Learning Group, Evaluation of School District
Technology Planning / Implementation Plans, Region I/II, ID.
1997-1999, Research and Teaching Fellow, Idaho Space Grant Consortium, University of
Idaho, College of Education, Moscow, ID.
1998, Instructor, 6th Grade Environmental Camp, Wood River School District, Ketchum, ID.
1995-96, Projects Development Director, Instructor, Hemingway Learning Institute, Ketchum, ID.
1991-95, Substitute Teacher, Technology, Physics, Biology, Wood River High School, Hailey, ID.
1991, Substitute Teacher, Biology, Ecology, The Community School, Sun Valley, ID.
1991, Instructor, Department of Geology, University of Rhode Island, Kingston RI. Physical Geology.
1989-90, Lab Instructor, Department of Geology, University of Rhode Island, Kingston RI.
1988-89, Research Assistant/Fellow, Rhode Island Sea Grant Consortium,
Department of Geology/ Graduate School of Oceanography, University of Rhode Island,
Kingston, RI, Geologic Hazards, Glaciology, Geomorphology, Coastal Zone
Dynamics, Beach/shoreline Surveys, Aerial image analysis, CADD, Programming.
1986-88, Field Research Assistant, Graduate School of Oceanography, University of Rhode Island, Narragansett, RI. Sedimentology, Oceanography, Coastal Zone Dynamics, Beach/shoreline Surveys, Aerial image analysis, Programming.
1985-86, Oceanographer, US Geological Survey, Branch of Pacific Marine Geology, Menlo Park, CA, Arctic Coastal Processes, geomorphology, coastal erosion, marine geophysical: seismic, imaging sonar mapping, aerial and satellite image analysis, sedimentology and sea ice processes.
1984-85, Marine Geologist, US Geological Survey, Branch of Pacific Marine Geology, Menlo Park, CA, Arctic Coastal Processes, geomorphology, coastal erosion, marine geophysical: seismic, imaging sonar mapping, aerial and satellite image, analysis, sedimentology and sea ice processes.
1983-84, Geologic Field Assistant, US Geological Survey, Branch of Pacific Marine Geology, Menlo Park, CA, Arctic Coastal Processes, geomorphology.
1979-81, Field Assistant, Santa Barbara City College / Scripps Institute of Oceanography, Coastal Processes, geomorphology, coastal erosion, Beach Profile/surveys
University Credit Load Activity (Teaching and Program Coordination):
TEACHING: (Academic and Extension teaching, course number, dates) – Southern Connecticut State University
Science Education: Secondary Methods: SCE 490, Fall and Spring 2004-‘12
Science Education: Student Teaching Supervision: SCE 454, Fall & Spring 2004-‘12
Science Education: Seminar in Science Teaching: SCE 456, Fall and Spring 2004-‘12
Science Education: Integrated Science: SCE 575, Spring 2006-present
Science Education: Educational Technologies: SCE 573, Fall 2004-present
Science Education: Special Projects / Independent Studies: SCE 574, Fall & Spring 2009-present
Science Education: ISIS: SCE 600s, Fall, Spring, Summer 2004-‘14
Environmental Education: Teaching Methods: EVE 535, Spring 2007
Environmental Education: Field Studies in Environmental Education, EVE 599, Spring 2012-present
Environmental Education: Environmental Education Curriculum Materials, EVE 545, Fall 2004, ‘08
Environmental Education: Curriculum Writing Workshop for EE, EVE 546, Spring 2005, ‘09
Environmental Studies: Global Climate Change, ENV 220, Spring 2015
Environmental Studies: Research Seminar in Environmental Studies, ENV 491, Spring 2015
Environmental Studies: Environmental Field Studies – Bermuda, ENV 398, Summer 2013, ‘15
Environmental Studies: Social Science Perspectives on the Environment, ENV 400, Fall 2004-present
Environmental Studies: Environmental Science II: ENV 301, Spring 2004, ’05, ’06
Environmental Studies: Critical Thinking, Global Environmental Issues (Tier 2), Fall 2013-present
Environmental Studies: Environmental Systems Inquiry, ENV 350, Spring 2008- present
Honors College: co-Instructor, HON 270, Fall 2012, ‘14, ‘15
Courses Taught Previously: (title, course number, dates) –University of Idaho
Models of Teaching: EDTE 524, Fall 2002, Spring 2003
Teacher as Researcher (LCRP:IMITS Special Courses), 2001
Educational Technology, ED 328 , 1994-2004
Integrated Science for Elementary Education Majors, 1997-2004
School Science Methods, ED 477, 1997-99,
Elementary School Science Methods, ED 444, 1997-99
Earth Systems Science for Teachers On-line, EDTE 503, 2002- 2003
Infusing Technology in Inquiry-based Curriculum Development: EDTE 504, Fall 2002 (multiple sections)
Educational Technology: EDTE 501, Spring, Summer, Fall 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004
Planning and Administering the Curriculum: EDTE 511, Fall 2003
Lewis and Clark Rediscovery: Level I, EDTE 505, Fall 2002, Spring 2003, Spring 2003
Lewis and Clark Rediscovery: Level III, EDTE 504/504, Spring 2003
Integrating GIS/GPS Technologies into the Classroom, EDTE 504, Summer 2002, 2003 (3 sections)
Exploring the Lewis and Clark Trail II, Prof Dev Workshop, EDTE 503, Summer 2002, 2004
Infusing Technology in Inquiry-based Curriculum Development: EDTE 501, Spring 2002, 2003, 2004
Teacher as Researcher / Qualitative Research Methods (LCRP), ED 583, Fall 2001, (2 sections)
Exploring the Lewis and Clark Trail I, Prof Dev Workshop, EDTE 503, Summer 2001
Infusing Technology in Inquiry-based Teaching II: EDTE 504, Spring 2001
Lewis & Clark Corps of Rediscovery: Community Studies, EDTE 504, Fall, Spring 2000 - 2004
Lewis & Clark Rediscovery, Corps Technologies: Instructional Technology, EDTE 504, Fall 2000
Lewis and Clark Rediscovery Project, Prof Dev Workshop, EDTE 503, Summer 2000, 2003
Lewis & Clark Rediscovery Project: Earth Systems Science 0n-line. ETE 503, Spring 2000
Lewis & Clark Rediscovery Project: History for Anthropologists 0n-line. ETE 503, Spring 2000
Lewis & Clark Rediscovery Project: GIS for Geographers 0n-line. ETE 503, Spring 2000
Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment, EDTE 503, 1996-’02, (each semester) 43 workshops in locations across Idaho, regionally and nationally: Idaho: Moscow, Coeur d’Alene, Rathdrum,
Rigby, Boise, Sun Valley/Ketchum, Idaho Falls, Twin Falls, Pine; Kamiah, Lewiston, Orofino,
Washington: Kennewick, Oregon: Portland, Astoria, Montana: Great Falls, Missoula, Iowa: Council
Bluffs, Missouri: St. Charles, Texas: Dallas, Florida: Orlando, Kissimmee-St. Cloud,
Earth Systems Science for Teachers On-line, EDTE 503, 1999
Elementary Science Methods, University of Idaho, Coeur d’Alene, EDTE 444, 1997-99
Project Wild, EDTE 503, 1996-99 (each semester)
Project Wet, EDTE 503, 1996-99 (each semester)
Project Learning Tree, EDTE 503, 1996-99 (each semester)
Educational Technology, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID, EDTE 328, 1997-99
Earth Systems Science for Teachers On-line, EDTE 503, 1998
Partnerships and Collaboratives in Education, EDTE 503, 1998
Constructing Physics Understanding for Teachers, Rathdrum, Idaho, EDTE 503, 1997-98
Trends and Issues in Education: Education Reform, EDTE 501, 1997-98
Integrated Science, (NSF-fund initiated course development), INTER 103, 1996-98
COTF Earth Systems Science 0n-line, EDTE 503, 1997
Issues in Aerospace Education for K-12 Teachers, EDTE 503, 1997
Hands-On Elementary Science, EDTE 503, 1997
Elementary Science Methods (National Standards-based course), EDTE 444, 1996-97
Secondary Science Methods (National Standards-based course). EDTE 477, 1996-97
Idaho Science and Technology Education Project, EDTE 503, 1995
Geology, GEL 101, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI, Associate Instructor, 1990-91
PROGRAM COORDINATION / Load Credit: (Program Title, dates)
Co-Director Center for Environmental Literacy and Sustainability Education, 2014-present (1 credit per semester)
Secondary Science Teacher Certification Coordinator, Science Education & Environmental Studies, SCSU – 2009-2014 (3 credits per semester)
MS Science Education Program Coordinator – 2010-present (no-credit)
Secondary Science Teaching Certification: National Teacher Preparation Accreditation Research, Development, Analyses and Reporting, National Science Teachers Association & National Association for Accreditation of Teacher Education – 2008-2012 (1-2 credits per semester)
ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS:–Southern Connecticut State University
Previous Appointments: Project Co-Director, Co-Manager, Co-Principle Investigator, Course/Workshop Instructor: Lewis & Clark Rediscovery Projects – 1999-2004 (12 credits per semester) –University of Idaho
SCHOLARSHIP & CREATIVE ACTIVITY: (scholarship of teaching/learning, creativity, discovery, application)
Peer Reviewed / Evaluated: (books, book chapters. journal articles, proceedings, abstracts, exhibitions, performances)
Journal Articles, Book Chapters, other Peer-Reviewed Works
Graves, S. 2012, Secondary Science Teaching Certification @ Southern Connecticut State University: National Teacher Preparation Accreditation Report, National Science Teachers Association & National Association for Accreditation of Teacher Education
– NSTA/NCATE granted full and unconditional approval of our Secondary Science Teacher Certification Program 2013-2017.
Graves, S.M., Abbitt, J., Klett, M.D., Wang, C., 2009, A Mentoring Model for Interactive Online Learning in Support of a $7.5M Technology Innovation Challenge Grant, Journal of Computing in Teacher Education, Vol. 26 No. 1, Fall 2009, pg 11-23.
Graves, S., 2003, “Light & Color and the Visible Spectrum” a Science Object for the National Science Teachers Association, Website for Teacher Professional Development - (NSTA Science Learning Objects prototype)
Graves, S., Odell, M., Ewers, T. and Ophus, J., 2004, A Model for Reform in Teaching in Integrated Science: Promoting Scientific Literacy Among Undergraduate Non-Science Majors, in Sunal, D., Wright, E. and Bland, J. [Eds], Research in Science Education – 2004 Volume: Reform in Undergraduate Science Teaching for the 21st Century (Chptr 27), Information Age Publishing Inc. – Est. Publication Spring 2004. ISBN 1-930608-85-3.
Klett, M and Graves, S., 2003,“Becoming a Professional” Companion Website to Woolfolk, A. [Ed.], Educational Psychology, 9th Edition, 2003 Allyn & Bacon / Longman, Boston, MA & New York, NY.
Reimnitz, E., Graves, S.M., Barnes, P.W., 1988, Map showing Beaufort Sea coastal erosion,
sediment flux, shoreline evolution, and the erosional shelf profile, US Geological Survey Miscellaneous Investigations Series Map I-1182G.
Barnes, P.W., Graves, S.M., and Reimnitz, E., 1987, Beaufort Sea coastal currents: a divergence area near Barter Island, Alaska?, in: Hamilton, T.D. and Galloway, J.P. (eds.), Geological Studies in Alaska by the USGS during 1986, USGS Circular 998, p. 139-142.
Reimnitz, E., Graves, S.M., Barnes, P.W., 1985, Coastal Erosion, Shoreline Evolution, and the
Beaufort Sea Sediment Flux, US Geological Survey Open-file Report 85 -380.
Reimnitz, E., Barnes, P.W., Wolf, S.C., Graves, S.M., Kempema, E.W., Rearic, D.M., 1985,
Highlights from Recent Beaufort Sea Sedimentologic Investigations, US Geological Survey Open-file Report 85-0502.
Graves, S.M., Reimnitz, E., Barnes, P.W., 1984, A Summary of US Geological Survey Marine
Geological Data Collected in the Beaufort Sea, Alaska; 1983, US Geological Survey Open-file
Report 84-117.
Abstracts and Proceedings: Papers Presented At Scholarly Meetings (*Refereed)
*Graves, S.M., 2015, Hacking cheap digital cameras to shoot in InfraRed, Connecticut Science Teachers Association, Annual Conference, Hamden, CT, November 2015.
*Graves, S.M., Klett, M.D., 2015, NMU United Conference (Uniting Neighbors in The Experience of Diversity, Northern Michigan University): ECHO in Bermuda (Environmental, Cultural and Historic Outlooks), September 21st 2015.
Graves, S.M., 2015, Technology Working Group Annual Report/Activities (Chair’s presentation to the international body), The GLOBE Program Annual International Conference, Los Angeles, CA, July 2015.
Graves, S., 2014, Integration of Smart Devices in GLOBE Environmental Field Data Collection, GLOBE Program International Learning Expeditions, Annual Conference, New Delhi, India, August 2014. – invited speaker
Graves, S., 2014, iOS-based in-field environmental data collection strategies for GLOBE, GLOBE Program Annual North American conference, Woods Hole, MA, April, 2014– invited speaker
Graves, S., 2013, Development of iOS-based (iPad) in-field environmental data collections strategies, North American Association for Environmental Education, Annual Conference, Baltimore, MD, October 2013.
Graves, S., Klett, M. and Bydlowski, D., 2011, Web 2.0 and Mobile Apps for GLOBE, presented at the GLOBE U.S. Partner Regional Ambassador Committee Conference, GLOBE Program Offices, University of Colorado Atmospheric Research (UCAR) Facilities, January 2011. – invited speaker
Graves, S., Klett, M. and Bydlowski, D., 2011, Web 2.0 for GLOBE, presented at the Annual GLOBE Program North American Regional Conference / NSTA, San Francisco, CA, March 2011.
*Graves, S., 2011, Digital Resources in the Science Classroom – Digital Portfolios, National Science Teachers Association, Regional Conference, Hartford, Connecticut, October 2011.
Graves, S., 2011, Digital Portfolios for Educational Technology, CSUS Learning, Teaching and Assessment Conference, Western Connecticut State University, April 2011.
Graves, S., 2011, Conversation on General Education, Co-Facilitator, CSUS Learning, Teaching and Assessment Conference, Western Connecticut State University, April 2011.
Graves, S., 2010, Uncovering the Big Ideas in Earth Sciences: an investigative approach to the teaching and learning process, Invited Workshop (9 separate presentations) - Earth Observatory of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University, National Institute of Education, Singapore, March 26, 2010. – invited speaker
Pinou, T., and Graves. S. M., 2010, Finding Our Way – Navigation and Telemetry, an interactive storyline and mobile exhibit designed for the Connecticut Science Center, opening presentation July 21st 2010.
Graves, S., 2009, Scaling Up ESS Analyses: events & effects in time and space, hurricanes, deforestation and climate change. Presentation made at the Earth Systems Science Education Alliance Conference Biosphere II, Oracle Arizona June 15th – 19th 2009– invited speaker
Graves, S. and Klett, M., 2009, Geoscience Data and Visualization Tools: Google Earth and Beyond, Workshop Presentation made at the Earth Systems Science Education Alliance Conference Biosphere II, Oracle Arizona June 15th – 19th 2009– invited speaker
*Graves, S., 2008, The View from on High, Earth Landscape Aesthetics and Virtual Global Field Studies, presented at NAAEE Annual Conference, Wichita, KS.
*Graves, S., 2008, Environmental Systems Inquiry, poster session/paper presented at Earth Systems Science Education Alliance - ESSEA annual conference, Charleston, SC.
*Graves, S. and Klett M., 2007, Google Earth, NASA’s Worldwind, and Dapple as Geospatial Tools for Earth and Environmental Inquiry, presented at NAAEE Annual Conference, Virginia Beach, VA.
Graves, S., 2007, Hydrology Protocols and Geocaching along the Guadeloupe River, New Braunfels, TX, GLOBE Program International Conference, August, 2007 – invited speaker and field guide
Graves, S., 2007, Hydrology Protocols and Geocaching along the Guadeloupe River, New Braunfels, TX, GLOBE Program International Planning Conference, March, 2007 (web-conference).
*Klett, M. and Graves, S., 2007, Earth visualizations: Using Internet Mapping and Geospatial Tools for Teaching, presented at NSTA Annual Conference, St. Louis, MO.
Graves, S., 2006, Program Activities Proposal for International Partners, GLOBE Program International Planning Conference, September, 2006.
*Graves, S., 2006, SCSU NOVA Project, Development and implementation of an Environmental Systems Inquiry course at Southern Connecticut State University, presented at NSTA Annual Conference, Anaheim, CA.
Graves, S., Paone, M., Frumento, G., 2005, SCSU NOVA Project, “Environmental Systems Science Inquiry, Inquiry-based college course development for Gateway Community College and Southern Connecticut State University”, presented at the National NOVA Leadership Development Conference, Fall 2005, Greenbelt MD – NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. – invited speaker
Graves, S., Frumento, G and Paone, M., 2005, SCSU NOVA Program Proposal, NOVA Program Invitational Conference, Huntsville, AL, January, 2005. – invited speaker
*Graves, S., Klett, M., Badger, S., 2004, Life-Long Learning: Lewis and Clark Rediscovery, 2004 National Science Teachers Association Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA.
*Graves, S. and Klett, M., 2003, Life-Long Learning: Lewis and Clark Rediscovery, 2003 National Science Teachers Association Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA.
*Klett, M., Badger, S. and Graves, S., 2003, Life-Long Learning: Mars Discovery, 2003 National Science Teachers Association Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA.
*Dodds, J., Salisbury, J., and Graves, S., (2003) Using GIS (Geographic Information systems) in Your Classroom, Idaho Science Teachers Association, Regional. Idaho Falls, Idaho
*Klett, M. and Graves, S., (2003) The McCall Outdoor Science School, Idaho Science Teachers Association, Regional. Idaho Falls, Idaho
*Teasdale, J., Odell, M., Klett, M. D., Graves, S. (2003). Lewis and Clark Rediscovery (LCRP), Idaho Science Teachers Association, Regional. Idaho Falls, Idaho
*Frey, R., Klett, M. D., Graves, S., Davis, A. (2003). Presenter, Life-Long Learning: Lewis and Clark Rediscovery & Mission to Mars (LLL), National Education Computing Conference, National. Seattle, Washington
*Abbitt, J., Klett, M, and Graves, S., 2002, Redesigning a Course Using an Analysis of Technical Problems Encountered in an Online Technology Training Course, 2002 E-Learn, World conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare and Higher Education, Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education, Annual Conference, Montreal.
*Graves, S.M., Klett, M, Branting, S., Schlepp, J., Robertson, T., and Mapston, C. 2002, Lewis & Clark Rediscovery Project, 2002 National Science Teachers Association, Annual Conf., San Diego, CA.
*Odell M., Klett, M., Graves, S, M., 2002. Science Teaching Misconceptions: Using Science Misconceptions to Teach Science. Idaho Science Teachers Association, Hailey, Idaho
Hollenhorst, S., Fizzel, G., Klett, M., Graves, S. (2002) Poster Presentation: The McCall Outdoor Science School. University Inn, Moscow, Idaho
*Teasdale, J., Badger, S., Klett, M. D., Graves, S. (2002). Life-Long Learning: Mission to Mars (LLL), National Science Teachers Association, Regional. Portland, Oregon
Ewers, T., Odell, M.R.L., Klett, M.D., Graves, S.M., Davis, J.C., Davis, A.D., Ophus, J., Thornhill, A. (2001). The Status of K-12 Mathematics and Science in Idaho: Student Course taking Patterns and Teacher Certification. Report to the Idaho State Department of Education.
*Graves, S.M. Branting, S. and Fisher, J. 2001, GIS in Our Backyard: application of ArcView in the Lewis and Clark Rediscovery Project for Lewiston School District, 2001 Intermountain GIS Users Conference, Northern Rockies Chapter of URISA in Boise, ID.
*Klett, M., Graves, S., Davis, A and Crawford, S., 2001, ECHO Project: Watersheds, NRMERA Annual Conference, Jackson Hole, WY.
*Graves, S.M. and Kearney, B., 2000, The Lewis and Clark Rediscovery Project: Corps of Rediscovery, online collaboration, a work-in-progress, AACE, WebNet Conference, San Antonio, TX.
*Graves, S.M., 2000, Alternative Conceptions in Science and Science Teaching Efficacy, NRMERA Annual Conference, Park City, UT.
Kearney, R.J. and Graves, S.M., 2000, The Lewis & Clark Rediscovery Project, Proceedings of the
Annual Conference of the National Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Council, Kansas City, MO.
*Odell, M.R.L., Kennedy, T., and Graves, S., 2000, The Idaho Virtual Classroom, Idaho Science
Teachers Association, Fall ’99 conference, Idaho Falls, Idaho.
*Graves, S.M. and Davis, J., 1999, VRML in Education: a user's perspective on potential for
instruction and exploration, AACE, EdMedia Conference, Seattle, WA.
*Odell, M., Kearney, B., Klett, M.D., Graves, S. (1998). Idaho NOVA Project. National Science
Teachers Association, Las Vegas, Nevada
*Klett, M.D., Odell, M., Graves, S. (1998). Raising Self-Confidence of Preservice Science Teachers
with Clinical Experiences. National Science Teachers Association, Boston , Massachusetts
*Odell, M.R.L., Kennedy, T., and Graves, S., 1999, The Idaho Virtual Classroom, Idaho Science
Teachers Association, Fall ’98 conference, Boise, Idaho.
*Odell, M.R.L., Kennedy, T., and Graves, S., 1998, The Idaho GLOBE Program. Idaho Science
Teachers Association, Fall ’98 conference, Boise, Idaho.
Kennedy, T.J., Odell, M.R.L., and Graves, S., 1997. The Idaho GLOBE Program. Second
International GLOBE Conference, Airlie, Virginia.
Odell, M.R.L., Klett, M.D., and Graves, S., 1997, The Idaho Virtual Classroom. in World Wide Web
as a Medium of Instruction. What works, What doesn’t. Proceedings of the Learning
Technologies Conference. Dryden Flight Research Center Publication. pp. 63-72.
*Odell, M.R.L., Kearney, R., Klett, M. Kennedy, T. and Graves, S. 1998. Idaho Science
Technology Education Project, NSTA National Convention, Las Vegas, Nevada.
*Odell, M.R.L., Kearney, R., Klett, M. and Graves, S. 1998. Idaho NOVA Project, NSTA
National Convention, Las Vegas, Nevada.
*Paschall, D. and Graves, 1994, EarthTime Project, Alliance for Environmental Education, Annual
Conference, Alexandria, VA.
*Paschall, D. and Graves, S., 1993 EarthTime Project, North American Association for Environmental
Education, Annual Conference, Big Sky, MT
*Graves, S., 1993 EarthTime Project, Regional Meeting on Sustainable Human Development in
Central America, Guatemala City, Guatemala.
*Graves, Scot M., 1991, Morphotomology of Rhode Island Barrier Shores, [abs.]: Geological
Society of America, Abstracts with Program, Northeastern/Southeastern Annual meeting,
Baltimore, MD, p. 16.
*Boothroyd, J.C., Galagan, C,W, Graves, S.M., and Newcomer, D, 1991, Use of Computer-
Generated Maps and Cross-sections to Analyze Coastal-Zone Management Problems
Related to Accelerated Sea-Level Rise in Rhode Island, (abs.): Geological Society of America,
Abstracts with Program, Northeastern/Southeastern Annual meeting, Baltimore, MD, p. 16.
*Galagan, C.W., Graves, S.M., and Boothroyd, J.C., 1989, Retreat of the southern Rhode Island
shoreline, 1938-1985, (abs.): Geological Society of America, Abstracts with Program,
Northeastern Annual meeting, NJ, p. 16.
*Galagan, C.W., Graves, S.M., and Boothroyd, J.C., 1989, Retreat of the southern Rhode Island
shoreline, 1938-1985, (abs.): Geological Society of America, Abstracts with Program,
Northeastern Annual meeting, NJ, p. 16.
*Reimnitz, E., Wolf, S.C., Barnes, P.W., Graves, S.M., 1985, Holocene Transgression and the
Eroding Arctic Shelf Profile, Abstr. w/ Prog., GSA 98th meeting, Orlando, FL, October 1985.
*Reimnitz, E. Graves, S.M., Barnes, P.W., 1985, The Eroding Coast, Sediment Supply, and
Sediment Sinks of the Alaskan Beaufort Sea, Abstr. 14th Arctic Workshop, November 1985, Nova Scotia.
Books/Curricula:
Paschall, J.D., Burrell, JB, Graves, S.M., 1993, EarthTime, an environmental education program for secondary schools, Tides Foundation/EarthTime Project, 350p.– later published as E2: Environment and Education; 6 volume set including separate teacher-guide and student editions: General Resources, Habitat and Biodiversity, Waste Reduction, Chemicals, Choosing Wisely, Food Choices, Energy Conservation, Water Conservation, Student Edition, Dale Seymore Publications, Menlo Park, CA., 1997.
Technical Reports:
Odell, Kennedy, Klett, Graves, and others, 2001, Evaluation of District Technology Plans: Kellog, Wallace, Silver Valley, Idaho Public School System, Technology Learning Group, Moscow, ID.
Graves, S.M., 1999, Alternative Conceptions in Science and Science Teaching Efficacy: Remediating Preservice Teachers’ Alternative Conceptions and their effect on Science Teaching Efficacy and Reflective Judgment., (Unpublished Doctoral Dissertation): College of Graduate Studies, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID, 172 p.
Boothroyd, J.C., Graves, S.M., Newcomer, D. and Peterson, K.A., 1992, Feasibility Study for
Vibracoring at the Carns Archeological Site: Coast Guard Beach, Cape Cod National
Seashore, MA, Technical Report No. 11-SRG. University of Rhode Island / National Park Service Coastal Research Center Final Report, 25 p.
Graves, Scot M., 1990, Morphotomology of Rhode Island Barrier Shores: A Method of
Distinguishing Between Beach and Dune/Barrier Components within a 29 Year Record of
Shore Zone Profile Data, with Special Reference to the Role of the Beach as a Buffer and
Modulator of Erosional Coastline Retreat, (Unpublished Masters Thesis): Graduate School
of Oceanography - University of Rhode Island, Narragansett, RI, 358 p.
Boothroyd, J.C., C.W. Galagan, and S.M. Graves, 1988. Advance and retreat of the southern
Rhode Island shoreline, 1939-1985: including 1985 berm volume, Technical Report No. 7-SRG.
University of Rhode Island Sea Grant Final Report, Project R/CR-871, 92 p.
Boothroyd, J.C., S.M. Graves, and C.W. Galagan , 1988. The Rhode Island long-term beach
profile network: 1986-1988 data, Technical Report No. 8-SRG. University of Rhode Island
Sea Grant Final Report, Contract No. NA-85AA-D-SG094, Project R/CR-871, 146 p.
Graves, S.M., 1988, Documentation for computer programs used in the analysis of the Long-
term beach profile network, Technical Report No. 9-SRG. University of Rhode Island Sea
Grant Final Report, Contract No. NA-85AA-D-SG094, Project R/CR-871, 41 p.
Graves, S.M., 1987, Elevation Profiling of Eight South Rhode Island Barrier Beaches, Sept. ‘86
to Aug. ‘87, in: McMaster, R.L. (compiler), Transit Surveying of Selected Block Island
Sound Beaches in Washington County, RI, (unpubl. Annual Reports), Coastal Resources
Center, URI, Kingston, RI.
Graves, S.M., 1986, Elevation Profiling of Eight South Rhode Island Barrier Beaches, Sept. ‘85
to Aug. ‘86, in: McMaster, R.L. (compiler), Transit Surveying of Selected Block Island
Sound Beaches in Washington County, RI, (unpubl. Annual Reports), Coastal Resources
Center, URI, Kingston, RI.
Other: (reports, proceedings, papers, citations and references, performances)
Graves, S., M., 2015, Nature Apps for Master Naturalists, Workshop presentation at Audubon Nature Center, Milford, CT. October 27, 2015 – invited speaker
Graves, S.M., 2015, CRISP Seminar: Data, Data, Everywhere, How Do We Make Sense Of It? NGSS Practice-Analyzing and Interpreting Data From the GLOBE Program, July 27th 2015– invited speaker
Graves, S.M., 2015, Conservation Drones: Utilizing a bird’s-eye view for monitoring coastal habitats, PAcE Seminar, SCSU campus, March 2015.
Graves, S.M., 2011, Engaged Citizen Science: Open Space Inquiry, presentation and field trip ot Outer Island, SCSU Summer Special Course – Women’s Studies 599, Ecofeminism: Women, Nature and Consciousness, Summer 2011. – invited speaker
Pinou, T., and Graves. S. M., 2010, Finding Our Way – Navigation and Telemetry, an interactive storyline and mobile exhibit designed for the Connecticut Science Center, opening presentation July 21st 2010 .
Graves, S. 2003, Sample Earth as a System Unit Plan – in GLOBE 2003 Implementation Guide for Teachers, Introduction pg 73-p76. Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment; an International Environmental Education and Science Partnership, .
Graves, S. 2003, Sample Land Cover Biology Unit Plan – in GLOBE 2003 Implementation Guide for Teachers, Introduction pg 77-p81 with illustrations. Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment; an International Environmental Education and Science Partnership,
Odell, M.R.L., Kennedy, T.J. and Graves, S.M., 1998. The Idaho GLOBE Franchise Model. Globe Train the Trainers Conference, Missoula, Montana.
Graves, S., 1995, CoMap Project: Community Mapping, Cooperative Learning, presented to the Ketchum City Council, Ketchum, ID
Jordan, R. and Graves, S., 1994, Teens Restoring Earth’s Environment, presentation at the Belize National Summit on Teen and Adolescent Challenges, Belize City, Belize. – invited speaker
Refereed/Adjudicated (currently scheduled or submitted): (provide citations)
Graves, S.M., What does a Cloud Weigh? Teaching and Learning about the Atmosphere through inquiry into simple and naïve questions. – under development for NSTA Science Teacher.
Graves, S.M., How tall is that Tree? Teaching and Learning about Biometry through inquiry into simple and naïve questions. – under development for NSTA Science Teacher.
Graves, S.M., Time Machine: Temporal and Spatial Scales, difficult concepts for the young learner. – under development for NSTA Science Teacher.
Presentations and Other Creative Activities: (slide sets, web pages, video productions, provide date, location)
Scientific Illustrations:
Contributing Illustrator (publisher found an original work of mine and asked to reuse in publication), Cambridge Checkpoint English Student Book #9, by Mike Gould and Julia Burchell, ISBN 978-008-140472, Collins Learning, Bristol England, UK, 2015/16
Full page 3D illustrations in: Ashley, G.M., Boothroyd, J.C., and Borns, H.W., Jr., 1991,
Sedimentology of Late Pleistocene (Laurentide) deglacial-phase deposits, eastern Maine: an
example of a temperate marine, grounded ice-sheet margin, in Anderson, J.B., and Ashley,
G.M., editors., Glacial marine sedimentation - paleoclimatic significance: Geological
Society of America Special Paper, p. 107-125.
Publicity Articles:
Lewis and Clark Rediscovery Project, College of Education, University of Idaho, 1999-02
Life-Long Learning: Lewis & Clark Rediscovery Project, University of Idaho, 2000-02
CoMap Project, Hemingway Learning Institute, Ketchum, ID, 1996
T.R.E.E. Inc. Teens Restoring Earth’s Environment, Boise, ID, 1994-96
EarthTime Project, Global Environment Project Institute, 1993.
Newsletter Editor:
Corps Crier: Lewis & Clark Rediscovery Project, 2000-present
Phi Delta Kappa. Phi Delta Kappa Local Chapter Newsletter, 1998-99.
Computer Type-Set and Layout Brochures and Posters:
Lewis & Clark Rediscovery Project, 2000-2004
NASA NOVA Project, 2000-2004
Idaho GLOBE Program Science Protocols and activities booklet, 1999
EarthTime Project, Global Environment Project Institute / Tides Foundation, 1991-93
Grants and Contracts: (principal and co investigators, title, sponsor, funding dates, amount)
Principle Investigator, Connecticut Space Grant (NASA), Conservation Drones – Use of Small Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) – multi-rotor quadcopters for low altitude aerial reconnaissance of coastal habitats for long term study of coastal resilience, ~$10,000.
Co-Principle Investigator, NSF REU: Climate Change: Coastal Resilience Urban Environments (Climate CRUE), Grant Proposal for Research Experiences for Undergraduates, ~$200,000 – proposal put on hold pending next cycle funding - August 2016
CREC: Coastal Resilience Education and Research Collaborative (subcontract), City of West Haven Grant Proposal for Federal Assistance in Remediation and Planning for Coastal Resilience, $240,626 – unfunded.
Principal Investigator, iOS app development and testing for environmental field data collection, SCSU Research & Creative Activity Reassign Time grant, 3 Credits release time, 2013, unfunded
Co-Principle Investigator, NOAA-BEACHES: Becoming Environmentally Aware, Climate Change and Earth Systems Science, NOAA Environmental Literacy grant proposal, submitted 2013 - $1,000,000, unfunded.
Co-Principle Investigator, Outer Island Educator Workshops & Weather Station Camera Project, Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge, equipment & workshops grant, 2015 - $17,410
Co-Principle Investigator, Outer Island Educator Workshops & Weather Station Camera Project, Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge, equipment & workshops grant, 2014 - $17,410
Co-Principle Investigator, Outer Island Educator Workshops & Weather Station Camera Project, Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge, equipment & workshops grant, 2013 - $17,410
Co-Principle Investigator, Automated Weather Station for Outer Island, Community Foundation of Greater New Haven, equipment grant, 2010 - $16,009
Consultant, Earth Observatory of Singapore, Earth Sciences Curriculum Development, 2010, $10,000.
Co-Investigator, primary contractor, New Haven School District – Talented & Gifted, Professional Development, 2009-2011.
Principal Investigator, I4 Initiative, Connecticut Science Center, NSF-funded Informal Science Education Projects, 2009-2010, $250,000, unfunded.
Principle Investigator, Integrating Technology into Active Learning: use of Smart Boards, Tablet PCs, Interactive Concept Mapping & Jigsawing in Science Education and Environmental Studies classes, SCSU Technology Innovations Award, 2009. $10,000.00
Co-Investigator, Integrating Technology into Active Learning: use of Tablet PCs, Ubiquitous Presenter, and Interactive Concept Mapping & Jigsawing in Chemistry and Environmental Studies classes, SCSU Curriculum Related Development Grant-funded, 2009. $5,000.00
Co-Investigator, Using SmartBoard Technology in the Classroom, SCSU Faculty Development Grant-funded, 2009. $850.00
Principal Investigator, Instructional Designer, NASA – NOVA Program for Connecticut, inquiry-based, student-centered environmental and earth sciences course design, SCSU / Gateway College, $30,000 (1.5yr).
SCSU UTPP Proposal: Environmental Systems Inquiry, a course for environmental studies and elementary education majors, $2,000 (1 yr).
Co-Director/PI, Lewis-Clark 2000, Technology Challenge Grant, Potlatch School District/UI/COTF funded by the US Department of Education, $7,500,000, 1999-2004.
Co-Investigator, Life-Long Learning Project (L3), NASA Congressional Grant,
University of Idaho, College of Education, Moscow, ID, $2,000,000, 1999-2004.
Co-Investigator, Idaho Virtual Campus-Extension, SBOE, $ 148,000. 1998.
Co-Investigator, FLES, State Board of Education Grants, Moscow School District, $10,000. 1998.
Co Investigator, Idaho GLOBE/MTPE. Idaho Space Grant Consortium, $5,000. 1998.
Co-Investigator, Idaho Virtual Campus, UI/ISU/ISGC SBOE Technology Proposal for faculty enhancement and on-line course development. $650,000. 1997-2000.
Co-Investigator, Model for the 21st Century: Pine Project, PDK Service Project, $1.000.
Co-Investigator, NASA COTF/ISGC agreement to pilot on-line professional development course, $9,200. 1997.
Co-Investigator, Idaho GLOBE/MTPE. Idaho Space Grant Consortium, $5,000. 1997.
Co-Investigator, Constructing Physics Understanding (CPU) Project, Subcontract Grant NSF/SDSU. $17,000. 1997
Co-Investigator, Project NOVA: Creating Change in Higher Education, Subcontract NASA/UA, $289,000 ($2,516,224.). 1997-99.
Co-Investigator, CPU Constructing Physics Understanding, Eisenhower Grant. $33,000. 1997.
Co-Investigator, GLOBE Franchise Agreement for teacher enhancement. Joint project with BSU And CSI 1996.
Co-Investigator, Idaho Virtual Classroom, UI/ISU/ISGC SBOE Technology Grant for faculty enhancement and on-line course development. $153,000. 1996.
Co-Investigator, NASA Project NOVA: Integrated Science, Technology, and Mathematics, NASA/UA Subcontract Proposal. $29,000. 1996.
Principal Investigator, US WEST / Hemingway Learning Institute, Co-Map Project, $5,000, 1996.
Co-Principal Investigator, Senior Instructional Designer, GEPI/Tides Foundation, The EarthTime Project, $150,000/yr (3 yrs).
Honors and Awards:
2013: Technology Teacher of the Year Award, SCSU – nominated/finalist.
2009: Technology Teacher of the Year, SCSU – nominated.
2003: Special Achievement in GIS Serving Our World, UMAC EdPARC-ID, presented at the 2003
ESRI International Users Conference, San Diego, CA.
2000: Harry Hubbard Founders Award, National Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Council, presented by
Board of Directors of the Clearwater – Snake Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Committee.
1999: Fulbright-Hays Fellowship, Columbia Education Center, ECHO Project Baltic Nations
(Environmental Cultural and Historic Outlooks), July-August 1999.
1999 – present, GLOBE Program Master Trainer.
1999-present, GLOBE Program Honors, Global Learning & Observations to Benefit the Environment.
1996-present, NASA NOVA Fellowship, Idaho Space Grant Consortium, College of Engineering,
University of Idaho.
1988-89, Rhode Island Sea Grant Fellowship, Department of Geology and Graduate School of
Oceanography, University of Rhode Island, Narragansett RI.
1984: Special Achievement Award: USGS Marine Geology, Menlo Park, CA
1984: Honorary BlueNose: Explorer in the Realm of the Arctic Circle, NOAA.
1979-‘81: Dean’s List: Santa Barbara City College
Consulting: (company/institute name, title, brief description, date)
Online Interactive Science Module, “GraphIt!”, Reviewer – Pearson Education Inc, 2015.
Earth Observatory of Singapore, Earth Sciences Curriculum Development, 2010.
New Haven School District – Talented & Gifted, Professional Development, 2009-2011.
Connecticut Science Museum, Museum Fellow, Exhibit/Program Consulting, 2008-2010.
KB Architecture, Hooker Middle School Redevelopment Proposal, 2008.
GLOBE Program, Science Education / Partnership Training Consultant, 2001- present
Ecoguild, Inc., Ketchum/Moscow, ID Program Development Director,
Vocational Rehab-Training, Education, Science and Technology Professional
Development, Training Consultant, 1990-1999
Hemingway Learning Institute, Program Development Director, 1995-96
TREE Inc., Boise, ID, Science/Technology Education Program Director, 1993-94
Earth Surface Research, Kingston, RI Consulting Geologist, Field Research Director, 1990-91
Service to the Department and University:
Service to the Department of Science Education and Environmental Studies:
2010-present, Science Education Masters Program Coordinator/Advisor
2009-2014, Secondary Science Teaching Certification Coordinator
2008-2013, Science Education 6th Yr Certificate Program Coordinator
2009-present, Department Assessment Coordinator
2008-present, Department WebMaster
*2014, Benefactor ($50,000), Osprey-smg Endowed Scholarship for Environment and and Marine Studies
University Committee Assignments: (University, School, Departmental and dates)
2014-2015, CT Board of Regents Technology Advisory – 21st Century Classrooms initiative
2012-2015, Promotion & Tenure Committee member
2012 – 2015, Faculty Technology Advisory Committee, ConnSCU
2013 – present, UCF University-Wide Impact Committee – (member 2014-present, Co-Chair 2012-13)
2013 – 2014, UCF Chairs’ Steering Committee
2013 – 2014, LEPC member – ex-officio
2013, Search Committee member: Arts & Sciences, Department of Geography
2012 – 2013, UCF University-Wide Impact Committee Member - secretary
2012 – present, UCF Liaison to Senate Technology Committee
2012, Faculty Search Committee Chair, Science Education & Environmental Studies
2012-2013, Online Teaching & Learning Committee
2011, Faculty Search Committee Member: Arts and Sciences, Department of Geography
2010, Department Faculty Review Member: Arts and Sciences, Department of Sociology
2009 – 2012, UCF Program Review and Assessment Committee Member
2009 – present, Undergraduate Curriculum Forum (UCF) Member
2006-2011, Graduate Council, Academic Standards Committee
2007 – 2011, Teaching and Learning Technology Committee
2008-present, Search Committee Member: Arts and Sciences, Department of Biology
2008 -present, SCSU ETAC Committee member
Students Advised:
Secondary Science Teacher Education Coordinator – Southern Connecticut State University (SCSU).
- Undergraduate and Graduate Advising: Secondary Science Education Teacher Candidates
– 12 - 20 advisees each semester, 2009- present – SCSU.
Master of Science in Science Education Program Advisor/Coordinator – (SCSU).
Master of Science in Science Education / Environmental Education Capstone Project Advisor:
Mark Linsky 2015, Douglas Jones, 2015, David Baron 2014, Sara Moore 2014, Christine Cherry 2014, Jaimi DeFeo 2014, Marlie Heir 2014, Brent Madho 2014, Dianne Ruggerio 2013, Jennifer Burgio 2013, Karen Daddona 2013, Jonathan De Meglio 2013, Mark Linski 2013, Christopher Borelli 2013, Andrew Coleman 2012, Eric Boehm 2012, Melissa Pikul 2012, Janine Walsh 2012, Rebecca Uduma 2012, Heather Cochrane 2012, Corrine Bartow 2012, Anthony Panico 2012, Jack Thatcher 2011, Amy Oneal 2010, Scott Morris 2010, Faith Weeks 2009, Kevin Dickson 2008, John Reichler 2005.
Undergraduate Advising – Environmental Studies, 2 – 5 advisees each semester, 2009-present – SCSU.
High School Science Project Advising – Environmental Sciences, 1 – 2 advisees each academic year,
Amity High School, Cove River Historical Site and Watersheds Projects, 2009 – present – SCSU.
Undergraduate Advising: Elementary & Secondary Science Education Majors (25) – University of Idaho.
Senior Thesis Committee: Meghan Wilson, BS, Environmental Sciences – University of Idaho.
Graduate Advising: 2004-present. ISIS X 6th Year Candidates (23), ISIS XI (22), ISIS XII (11) - Southern Connecticut State University.
Graduate Committee Service – MS Theses and Dissertations:
Mary Head, MS: Science Education, SCSU 2010-present
Prior Graduate Committee Service – MS Theses and Dissertations – University of Idaho
Chad Gotch, MS: Natural Resources, University of Idaho 2002
L. Frank Vernon, MS. Educational Technology, University of Idaho, 2003
John Ophus, Ph.D. Education, University of Idaho 2004
Jason Abbitt, Ph.D. Education, University of Idaho 2004
Sean Wang, Ph.D., Education, University of Idaho 2004
Materials Developed: (non-scholarship activity)
Homepage Development Coordinator & webmaster:
2008-present, Cover River Historical Site – - ecoguild
2010-present, Education & Research at Outer Island, - SCSU
2005-present, SCSU Department of Science Education & Environmental Studies
2005, SCSU UTPP Technology Education Policy & Research-Based Teaching Models
2001-2004, Northern Rocky Mountain Educational Research Association:
2001-2004, Idaho Science Teachers’ Association:
1999-2004, Lewis & Clark Rediscovery Project:
1999, ECHO Project, Environmental Cultural and Historic Outlooks, Eastern Baltic
Landscapes, History, culture and Mythology
1996-99, Science Methods:
1996-99, Idaho Space Grant:
1996-99, National NOVA:
1996-99, Idaho NOVA:
1996-99, Idaho GLOBE Program:
1996-99, IMITS:
1996-99, Idaho CPU:
1998-99, Mathmentors:
1998-99, Jasper Woodbury in Idaho (mathematics education):
1996-99, Foreign Language Methods (FLES):
1998-99, Secondary Foreign Language Methods:
1998-99, Social Studies Methods:
1998, Reading in the Elementary School:
1998-99, Idaho TIMSS Consortium website:
1994-99, Ecoguild:
1995-99, TREE Inc.:
1996-99, WCEI, Western States Threatened Streams Report.
Courses Development / Co-Development: - Southern Connecticut State University
Multimedia in the Science Classroom | Educational Technology, SCE 573
Environmental Systems Inquiry, ENV 350
Special Topics in Environmental & Marine Studies (Bermuda), ENV/MAR 398
Integrated Science Experiences / Environmental Systems, SCE 575
Environmental Systems Inquiry: NASA NOVA funded course, ENV 398
Courses Development / Co-Development: - University of Idaho
Planning and Administering the Curriculum: EDTE 511
Lewis and Clark Rediscovery: Level III: EDTE 504
Lewis and Clark Rediscovery: Level II: EDTE 504
Lewis and Clark Rediscovery: Level I: EDTE 504
Astronomy for Educators: PH 103
Models of Teaching: EDTE 524
Infusing Technology in Inquiry-based Curriculum Development: EDTE 504
Lewis and Clark Rediscovery: Level I ESS/GIS/History, EDTE 505
Integrating GIS/GPS Technologies into the Classroom, EDTE 504
Exploring the Lewis and Clark Trail, Prof Dev Workshop, EDTE 503
Teacher as Researcher / Qualitative Research Methods (LCRP), ED 583
Infusing Technology in Inquiry-based Teaching: EDTE 504
Lewis & Clark Rediscovery, Corps of Rediscovery: Community Studies, EDTE 504
Lewis & Clark Rediscovery, Corps Technologies: Instructional Technology, EDTE 504
Lewis & Clark Rediscovery Project: Earth Systems Science 0n-line. ETE 503
Lewis & Clark Rediscovery Project: History for Anthropologists 0n-line. ETE 503
Lewis & Clark Rediscovery Project: GIS for Geographers 0n-line. ETE 503
Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment, EDTE 503
Educational Technology, University of Idaho, EDTE 328
Earth Systems Science for Teachers On-line, EDTE 503
Constructing Physics Understanding for Teachers, Rathdrum, Idaho, EDTE 503
Trends and Issues in Education: Education Reform, EDTE 501
Integrated Science, (NSF-fund initiated course development), INTER 103
Elementary Science Methods (National Standards-based course), EDTE 444
Secondary Science Methods (National Standards-based course), EDTE 477
Geology, GEL 101, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI, Associate Instructor
Non-credit Classes, Workshops, Seminars, Invited Lectures, etc.:
Workshops (non-credit):
1997-99, Project NOVA, Creating Change in Higher Education, Moscow, Idaho, 1997;
NASA AMES, Research Center, California; 1999.
Website Reviews:
1998, Global Information Infrastructure Awards, Judge: educational content/pedagogy.
Service to the Broader academic & civic community:
External Committee Participation / Service: (National, State, District, County, and dates)
2014- present, Chair of GLOBE Program Leadership Team – Working Group on Technology Innovations, International GLOBE Program, UCAR, Boulder, CO (invited/elected/funded)
2011 - present, GLOBE Program Regional Ambassadors, International GLOBE Program, UCAR, Boulder, CO.
2008, NSF GeoScience Literacy Council – Advisory Committee member
2006 - present, NCATE / NSTA Science Teacher Education Accreditation Review Board
2007- present, Scientific Journals International, Journal Editorial Reviewer
2006- present, Journal Editorial Board, National Association of Geoscience Teaching- Journal of Geoscience Education
2004 - present, Journal Editorial Board, Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education- Journal of Computing in Mathematics and Science – 15 papers reviewed, 2004 – 2009.
2001-present, National Center for Online Learning Research- Journal of Interactive Online Learning.
2001-2005, Editorial Board, Northern Rocky Mountain Educational Research Association- Researcher Online Journal
2001-03, Educational Programs Judge: ED-Tech Quest, University of Idaho, College of Education
2000, Educational Programs Judge: Global Information Infrastructure Awards
2000, Search Committee Member: Division Director: Teaching, Learning & Leadership, College of Education, University of Idaho
Professional and Scholarly Organizations (memberships, committee assignments, editorial services, offices held, dates)
GLOBE Program, Regional Master Trainer, 1999 – present.
NCATE/NSTA Science Accreditation Review Board, 2004-2005.
National Science Teachers Association – member
North American Association for Environmental Education – member
American Geophysical Union – member
Geological Society of America – member
National Earth Science Educators Association – member
Northern Rocky Mountain Educational Research Association. Board of Directors, 2002-03.
Idaho Science Teachers’ Association, Board of Directors, 2002-03.
Union of Concerned Scientist – member
National Geographic Society - member
Outreach Service: (popular press, interview articles, newspaper articles, workshops-seminars-tours, impact statements)
Outdoor Education:
Connecticut Science Center, Science Storyboards Project, exhibit co-author, 2009 – present
Advisory Board, West Haven, Sandy Point “Important Bird Area” Conservation, 2007-present
Co-Strategic Development of an outdoor environmental classroom at Cove River Park and
Archaeological Site, West Haven, CT. 2005-present
Co-Development/Facilitation of an outdoor environmental classroom at University of Idaho
McCall extension and summer campus, McCall, ID 2001.
Development of an outdoor environmental classroom at McDonald School, Moscow, ID. ‘97-‘98.
Development & Instruction, Hemingway Learning Institute, Ketchum, Idaho. 1996.
Development & Instruction, TREE, Inc., Boise, Idaho. 1994.
Family Science Night: Supervised Preservice teachers and facilitated inquiry activities.
1996, West Park Elementary School, Moscow, Idaho.
1996, MacDonald Elementary School, Moscow, Idaho.
1996, Lena Whitmore School, Moscow, Idaho.
1998, Garfield Elementary School, Garfield, Washington.
Community Service: (non-academic unrelated to employment)
West Haven High School, School Governance Committee, 2011-present
City of West Haven, Open Space Committee, West Haven, CT 2007-present.
Science Fair Judge, New Haven School District, Spring 2007.
Board of Directors Chair & President, Hemingway Learning Institute, Moscow, ID, 1996-02
Board of Directors, Palouse Discovery Science Center. 2001-present.
Board of Directors, Clearwater – Snake Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Council. 2002.
PROFESSIONAL PARTICIPATION: (workshops and seminars attended)
Teaching:
SENCER: Science Education and New Civic Engagements, San Jose, CA Summer 2008.
TAT: Training for All Teachers Program, SCSU School of Education, Summer 2005
ArcView/GIS, ESRI Professional Trainers workshop, Seattle, WA April 2003
National Science Teachers Association NSTA Annual Conference; Philadelphia, PA (exhibitor) 2003
National Science Teachers Association NSTA Annual Conference; San Diego, CA (exhibitor) 2002
Idaho Science Teachers Association ISTA, Annual Conference, Idaho Falls, Idaho, (exhibitor) 2003
ISTA, Annual Conference, Twin Falls, Idaho, (exhibitor) 2002
ISTA, Annual Conference, Boise, Idaho, (exhibitor) 2001
ISTA, Annual Conference, Boise, Idaho, (exhibitor) 2000
ISTA, Annual Conference, Boise, Idaho, (exhibitor) 1999
ISTA, Annual Conference, Boise, Idaho, (exhibitor) 1998
National Earth Science Teachers Conference NEST, Las Vegas, Nevada, (exhibitor) 1998
NSTA National Convention, Las Vegas, Nevada, (exhibitor) 1998
NSTA National Convention, New Orleans, Louisiana (exhibitor) 1997
Idaho Science Teachers Association, Annual Conference, Boise, Idaho, (exhibitor) 1997
NASA Education Program Exhibitor, NSTA Convention, New Orleans, Louisiana, (exhibitor) 1997
Idaho Society for Energy and Environment, Annual Conference, Boise, 1996, McCall, 1997
Scholarship:
ENVI Analytics Symposium, Geospatial, Remote Sensing and Data Analytics, Exelis/Harris, Boulder, CO,
August 2015.
GLOBE Program Annual Learning Expedition, New Dehli, India, August 2014.
GLOBE: Regional Ambassadors Annual Conference & Training, Woods Hole, MA, April 2014.
NAAEE: Annual Conference, Baltimore, MD, October 2013.
NSTA: Annual Regional Conference, Hartford, CT 2011.
NSTA: Annual National Conference, San Francisco, CA 2011.
ESSEA: Annual Conference, Oracle, AZ, 2009.
NAAEE: Annual Conference, Wichita, KS, 2008.
NAAEE: Annual Conference, Virginia Beach, VA, 2007.
NSTA / NCATE Reviewers Advisory Board meeting, 2007 NSTA Annual meetings, and in online webinars
throughout 2007-08 (NSTA/NCATE University Programs Reviewer)
Northern Rocky Mountain Educational Research Association NRMERA Annual conference, Jackson, WY,
2003 (Executive Board Member, Researcher Online Journal Technical Editor and Webmaster)
National Educational Computing Council NECC, Annual Conference, Seattle, WA, 2003 (exhibitor)
International Society for Technology in Education, ISTE Annual Conference, Portland, OR, 2000 (exhibitor)
Northern Rocky Mountain Educational Research Association NRMERA Annual conference, Estes Park, CO,
2002 (Executive Board Member and Webmaster)
International Society for Technology in Education, ISTE Annual Conference, Portland, OR, 2000
Columbia Education Center, ECHO Project Baltic Nations (Environmental Cultural and Historic Outlooks),
Fulbright-Hays Fellowship, 5-weeks as co-lead educator for USA teachers aboard, July-August 1999.
Association for the Advancement of Computers in Education, AACE Annual Conference, Honolulu, HI,
(invited exhibitor) 1999
Northwest Regional Workforce Development Conference, Missoula, Montana, 1999
AACE Annual Conference, Seattle, WA, (presenter) 1998
Association for Educators and Teachers in Science AETS, Annual Meeting, Austin, Texas, 1999
Idaho Space Grant Conference, Moscow, Idaho, 1996; McCall, Idaho, (exhibitor) 1997
Northwest Regional Workforce Development Conference, Missoula, Montana, 1997
Geological Society of America, GSA Northeastern/Southeastern Annual meeting, Baltimore, MD, 1991
Association for Computing Machinery, (SIGGRAPH), Boston, MA, 1989
Geological Society of America, Northeastern Annual meeting, NJ, 1989
Geological Society of America, Northeastern Annual meeting, Portland, ME, 1988
Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists, Annual Meeting, San Jose, 1987
Outreach:
Rotary Club & Lions Club of West Haven, West Haven Retired Teachers Association, Cove River Site
Presentation, West Haven, CT, (invited presenter) 2006-2007
Amity High School Science Research Club, Woodbridge, CT (invited presenter) 2006, 2008, 2009
Second Annual Idaho Indian Education Youth conference, Lewiston, ID, (invited presenter) 2003
National Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Council, Kick-off, Charlottesville, WV, 2003
National Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Council, Annual Meeting, Lewiston, ID, (invited presenter) 2002
Upper Midwest Aerospace Consortium UMAC: EDPARC annual conference, "Agricultural Technologies
for Rural Development." Grand Forks, North Dakota, 2002
National Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Council, Annual Meeting, Kansas City, MO, (invited presenter) 2000
NLCBC, Annual Meeting, St. Charles, MO, 1999 (exhibitor)
ECHO Project: Columbia Education Center, Fulbright educational research in Finland, Estonia, Russia, 1999
Using the Third International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) to improve science
education in Idaho. State Department of Education, Boise, Idaho 1998
Western States Workforce Development Conference, Missoula, Montana, 1998
GLOBE Franchise Facilitators Training, Biosphere II, Phoenix, Arizona, 1996; Missoula, MT, 1998
Northwest Regional TIMSS Conference, Portland, Oregon, 1997
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