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DeCal Registration Complete and submit the Course Proposal Form to the Academic Senate and The DeCal Program at least one month before the start of the new semester (please check for actual...

Preserving BEAM knowledge since 2009 Good luck with the upcoming year BEAM facilitators!

Background/lesson: What is the structure of DNA? DNA is a double helix [draw out]. It looks like a ladder. However, stretched out DNA obviously cannot fit in one cell. If it was all stretched out,...

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DeCal Administration Contacts - Professor Jeffrey Reimer, ude.yelekreb|remier#ude.yelekreb|remier, 201 Gilman - Chemical Engineering Dept. Adminstrative Assistant: Patricia (Trish) Shaible,...

The purpose of this page is to preserve some of the things that worked for BEAM in the past in terms of running/improving the quality of our DeCal and the various school sites. DeCal 1. We...

Here is the text of one of Perry's very helpful emails which answers some frequently asked questions from a parent at a potential volunteer site: What is the target student group? Any and all? Low...

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Fall 2009 High School Elementary School Build Your Own DNA Lighting Efficiency Balloons and Hovercrafts Harp Harmonics Build a Differential Tower Construction and Earthquakes Spring 2009 High...

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