Destination College Advising Corps program puts recent college graduates to work as advisers in underserved high schools
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The Big Table Initiative sparks connections and builds empathy over home-cooked meals
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Graduate Division’s summer outreach hosts promising scholars for mentored research, taste of UCSB experience
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Physicists get their own rainbow bridge — a laser facility in Broida Hall
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UCSB’s Media Arts and Technology program hosts annual year-end show — with a twist
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A portable “lab” with a host of action-packed demonstration experiments brings physics to life for budding young scientists
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Conference helps students understand how education, leadership and careers are intertwined
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CCSP, SMHS, WCR, SEHS-S, CCR. Too often a flurry of acronyms can obscure the important shape of program building to which the acronyms refer.
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UC Santa Barbara takes outreach to a new level, with a variety of programs that extend the campus’s impact to a host of communities — and countries
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According to UCSB researchers, everything you know about crowdfunding is wrong
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UCSB's Early Academic Outreach Program connects with thousands of regional high school students, with impressive results
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Teachers immersed themselves in lessons they can bring to their own classrooms in conjunction with the National Research Council’s Next Generation Science Standards
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Titanic discoverer and UCSB alumnus Robert Ballard partners with his alma mater to give local schoolchildren a front seat to ocean exploration.
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While many teachers take the summer off, educator JulieAnn Villa uses the time to go back to school
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At science camp kids are encouraged to take things apart and break things to explore all the possibilities
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Real-world data and UCSB marine biologists help science teachers hone their skills
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The entire student body of Harding University Partnership School did just that on May 14
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It’s the ultimate brag book. Except it’s a website, and it isn’t so much bragging as it is highlighting points of pride.
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The Department of Geography visited 14 local schools to teach students from kindergarten to high school about everything from soil to transportation in order to celebrate Geography Awareness Week.
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Over a hundred college hopefuls at Santa Ynez Valley Union High School turned up on Thursday morning when University of California officials visited their campus for Achieve UC, the University of California’s systemwide effort to encourage high...
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The National Science Foundation (NSF) has committed $417,822 to continue funding UC Santa Barbara's innovative Internships in Nanosystems Science, Engineering and Technology (INSET) program.
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A pilot project at UC Santa Barbara has 15 Carpinteria High School students conducting original linguistics research in their own community.
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National College Week is Nov. 15-19
