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.
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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
