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To ensure that students of all ages understand the challenges of environmental sustainability and have the knowledge to help create practical solutions, the Woods Institute is offering the following programs and courses:

• Curricula Development for K-12: Provides K-12 educators with innovative resources designed to increase the variety of environmental topics taught in the classroom. The materials provided on this website were developed in collaboration with the Stanford School of Education and are based on current environmental research at Stanford.
• The Goldman Honors Program (Woods 195): A year-long upper-division honors seminar on environmental science, technology, and policy (offered for credit)
• Energy Seminar (CEE 301/Energy 301): A weekly series of talks on key energy topics (offered for credit)
• Mel Lane Student Program Grants: Two rounds of funding are available for group projects on the environment (deadline March 6, 2008)

'Remote fieldwork ...
the ultimate form of group learning.'
Rob Dunbar, W.M. Keck Professor in Earth Sciences; Victoria P. and Roger W. Sant Director of the Earth Systems Program; Senior Fellow, Woods Institute
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