The Stroud Water Research Center will host a Microbial Masters Workshop for middle and high school teachers on October 17 at the Center in Avondale, Chester County.

During this event participants will receive an overview of majorly cool stream microbial concepts along with side-by-side field time with Stroud expert scientists, seeing how they study this amazing and invisible world.

You’ll also tour our labs, learn how to make watershed tea and be trained in a simple and easy stream bacterial monitoring method that you can take back to your classrooms.

At the workshop you will receive: Hands-on field experience with the experts; Training in E.coli monitoring; Supplies to monitor E.coli bacteria; Certificate of Participation to be used for Act 48 credit courtesy upload; Tour of Stroud Center’s microbiology laboratory; and FUN teaching techniques to bring to your classes!

The Stroud Center is partnering with the National Science Foundation on the workshop.

Click Here for all the details and to register.

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