Nanotechnology Summer Institute

If you are a high-school or middle-school science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) teacher, join us this summer for the University of Dayton's Nanotechnology Summer Institute and earn one University graduate credit-hour, which can be used for CEU's or towards a graduate degree.

This federally funded, weeklong Institute is sponsored by the National Science Foundation, the University of Dayton Schools of Engineering and Education as well as Sinclair Community College.

WHEN:  June 2013 (Monday 12 p.m. - Friday 1 p.m.)

WHERE:  University of Dayton campus

COST:  No cost to participants

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:  High-school and middle-school science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) teachers

WHAT WILL BE COVERED:  Nanoscience, MEMS, carbon nanotubes, biomimetics, metamaterials, electron microscopy, nanofabrication, cleanroom tour, lesson planning and curriculum integration

REGISTRATION:  Required registration. Enrollment is limited to 25.

Because the participant's tuition will be paid by us, we kindly request that you register only if you are committed and available during the entire week.

For more information, contact Dr. Andrew Sarangan by email or by phone 937-229-3190.