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Dr. Michelle Badon

Email:
Badon@uta.edu

Phone Contact: 817.272.1511

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Biology Summer Science Enrichment Programs

The Department of Biology at UT Arlington is offering 1 Summer Science Camp in the summer of 2011.  Several disciplines of biology will be explored:  microbiology, molecular biology, forensics, and anatomy and physiology.   The camps will offer students the opportunity to participate in hands on laboratory experiments and attend a field trip.

Day Camp

BSSCBiology Science Summer Camp

Understanding the sciences is an overview and hands on experience with several different disciplines in the field of biology. The course will expose students to microbiology, molecular biology, anatomy and physiology, electron microscopy, forensic science, and more. Students will have the opportunity to visit one of the medical schools in the area and much more. The course is designed to promote ahigher and deeper interest in the sciences at an early age.
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The Microbiology Institute will challenge the high school student’s mind to think, research and conduct experiments. This institute is laboratory-based and will involve field work, which will require the students to actually collect samples from different sites on UT Arlington’s campus. The students will have one intense week to complete the 5 I’s of microbiology.
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Girl-o-lo-gy (Girls-N-2-Biology) is a one day camp that will introduce high school girls ages 14 - 18 to biology careers including pre-med, pre-dental, microbiology, and general biology; talk about the requirements for biology majors; and will allow the girls to do biology hands-on lab experiments. They will have the opportunity to tour the UTA campus, hear a college lecture in biology, and experience breakfast, lunch and dinner on campus.
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Bad-Boys-of-Biology is a one day camp that will introduce high school boys ages 14 - 18 to biology careers including research, pre-med, pre-dental, microbiology, and general biology; They will have the opportunity to talk about the requirements for biology majors, do biology hands-on lab experiments, tour the UTA campus, hear a college lecture in biology, and experience breakfast, lunch and dinner on campus.
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