
Outreach Programs: Washington
Research and Education: Volcanoes, Exploration and Life (REVEL) Project
- General Information
- Principal Investigators (*contact person): Véronique Robigou* and John R. Delaney
Address: University of Washington, School of Oceanography, Box 357940,
Seattle, WA 91895-7940
Phone: 206-543-9282
Email: vero@ocean.washington.edu or revel@ocean.washington.edu
URL: http://www.ocean.washington.edu/outreach/revel/
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- Program Summary
- Project is a professional development program for middle and high school
science teachers who want to bring cutting-edge earth and ocean research
into their classrooms. Through the REVEL Project, teachers are immersed in
the scientific process as they explore the seafloor of the Juan de Fuca
Plate in the Northeast Pacific Ocean. Teachers participate in sea-going
field research alongside scientists and in complementary professional
development opportunities that help teachers increase their content
knowledge, and enhance their teaching skills. As members of a network of
researchers and education colleagues passionate about earth and ocean
sciences, REVEL teachers transfer their experience to the classroom, their
district, their community and many colleagues. The program includes
workshops before and after the field research experience. Expenses are
covered for the participants for the workshops as well as the sea-going
field experience. Additional support is required from the participant¹s
school district for complementary activities.
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- Funding Agency
- NSF, University of Washington School of Oceanography, Mr. P. Henshaw and ChevronTexaco Corp.

- Ruth Cruz, a multiple level science teacher at the Tolt Middle School in Carnation, Washington participated in the 1998 program. Since 2002, she has become a REVEL sea-going mentor for other teachers. She presents here the result of her 6th to 8th grade students' work based on the mid-ocean ridge research she participated in through REVEL.
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