Oral Session
Education - AM Session
Green Chemistry Education: Resources and Materials for Undergraduate and K-12 Level
Location: Capital Hilton
Room: Federal B
Sponsored by: GC&E: Green Chemistry & Engineering
Organizers: Amy Cannon, Rachel Pokrandt
Duration: 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Pub # Presentation Title
12 Green Engineering in the High School Setting: Non existent or a disaster waiting to happen.
Co-Director of K12 C Rachel Pokrandt
13 Green chemistry and engineering course for Yale/New Haven's summer SCHOLAR program
Dr. Sarah M Miller
14 Breaking the Toxic Addiction: Moving Schools to Sustainable, Green Chemistry
Senior Scientist Dwight G Peavey PhD
15 Blending Sustainability and Additional Green Chemistry into Chemistry in Context
Michael Cann
16 4 continents, 8 Green Chemistries: modifying Green Chemistry curriculum to fit international education standards and to connect with K-12 students around the world.
Co-Director of K-12 Brooke Carson
17 Green chemistry education materials: History of developmentand impacts of adoption
Julie A. Haack PhD, Professor Susan Sutheimer, Assistant Professor Jennifer Howard-Grenville, Assistant Professor Andrew Nelson, Andrew Earle, Doug Young, Professor James E. Hutchison
GC&E Monday, June 21, 2010
Oral Session
Education - PM Session
Green Chemistry Education: Multi-Disciplinary and Collaborative Approaches
Location: Capital Hilton
Room: Federal B
Sponsored by: GC&E: Green Chemistry & Engineering
Organizers: Amy Cannon, Tracey Easthope
Duration: 1:30 pm - 4:10 pm
Pub # Presentation Title
32 How to start a state-supported Green Chemistry program: The Michigan model
Tracey A. Easthope MPH
33 Challenging Student Research in New Directions - Building aStudent Green Chemistry Network in the Great Lakes
Lin Kaatz Chary PhD, MPH
34 Students' views on building a green chemistry network
Scott Klaas, Shane McGrath, Anthony Montoya, Ryan Nelson, Jody Wycech, Dr. Dalila G. Kovacs
35 Beyond Benign Outreach Fellows Program: Empowering college students to be green chemistry ambassadors
Ms. Raksmey Derival, Ms. Kate Anderson
36 Sustainable Technologies Administration: Moving Toward a Sustainable Economy
Michael Cann
37 Current green chemistry education in Taiwan
Professor Lou-sing Kan Ph. D.
38 Green chemistry and engineering training at the Center for Environmentally Beneficial Catalysis
Claudia J. Bode PhD, Bala Subramaniam PhD, Darryl Fahey PhD
39 BioSUCCEED: A USDA Cooperative Agreement that promotes Bioproducts Sustainability to meet Biomaterials & Bioenergy Needs in the Future Bio-based Economy
Associate Professor Lucian A Lucia Ph.D., Associate Professor Xiaodong Cao Ph.D., Postdoctoral Fellow Ilari Filpponen Ph.D., Professor Martin A. Hubbe Ph.D., Professor Hasan Jameel Ph.D., Professor Steven S. Kelley Ph.D., Professor Timothy G. Rials Ph.D., Professor Keith A. Schimmel Ph.D., Professor Richard A. Venditti Ph.D.
GC&E Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Oral Session
Education - AM Session
Green Chemistry Education at the Undergraduate and Graduate Level
Location: Capital Hilton
Room: Federal B
Sponsored by: GC&E: Green Chemistry & Engineering
Organizers: Amy Cannon, Julie Haack, Mary Kirchhoff
Duration: 10:00 am - 12:20 pm
Pub # Presentation Title
60 Green chemistry education: Shades of green
Mary M Kirchhoff PhD
61 Teaching a Green Chemistry Course for Undergraduate Chemistry/Chemical Engineering Students
Professor Donald J Darensbourg PhD
62 Advancing integration of green chemistry in current science education through add-on courses
Dr. Anju Srivastava PhD, Dr. Reena Jain PhD
63 Open bench-top Heck reaction in water: A new green experiment for the undergraduate organic laboratory
Carl S. Lecher PhD, Sinead Miller
64 Teaching environmentally benign extraction technologieswith a cost effective, user friendly instrument
Rolf Schlake, Al Kaziunas
65 Content and methodology in green chemistry education: Grand Valley State University, MI
Dr. Dalila G. Kovacs
66 Educational initiatives of Green Chemistry Network Centre (GCNC) in India
Professor Rakesh K Sharma PhD
BioSUCCEED is a multi-year project that was funded by the USDA to provide content to all users interested in biomass & bioenergy. NC State University has been working on developing content through its laboratory work, classroom development, and research. It is broadcast on http://www.ncsu.edu/biosucceed for all interested users.
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