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Leitzel Center News

  • Follow Ruth Varner's Northern Ecosystems Research for Undergraduates (NERU) project as it engages students conducting climate research in Sweden and at UNH. (more)
  • Project Smart 2012 - Looking for an exciting summer! Come to UNH to learn science, meet faculty and make new friends. (more)
  • Dr. Karen Graham, Director of the Leitzel Center, was one of four people elected to the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) Board of Directors. (more)
  • Erik Kelsey, Earth Science Ph.D. Candidate and TESSE Fellow, was awarded a UNH Graduate School Dissertation Year Fellowship. This award will provide Erik with funding for 2011-2012 as he reconstructs sea-level pressure in the Northern Hemisphere back to 1000 AD using ice cores taken from the Arctic region.
  • UNH President Leads Effort to Support Women Faculty in the Sciences
  • UNH Receives $3 Million To Transform Earth Science Education (Feb. 2007)
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Welcome

The Joan and James Leitzel Center works to transform education in mathematics, science, and engineering at the University of New Hampshire, in elementary and secondary schools, and informal settings through high quality research, carefully examined practice, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

The Center facilitates partnerships and initiates programs and activities with the goal of developing educators' thorough knowledge of science, mathematics, and engineering concepts and human learning strategies; developing learners who experience the joy of discovery and the challenge of understanding; and developing learning environments that support active and rich intellectual engagement.

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