Integrated Design for Geoscience Education (IDGE) began in June 2006 with the aim to increase scientific knowledge, teach the skills necessary for post-secondary education in the sciences, and promote careers in geooscience among minority, under-privileged, and first-generation college graduates currently underrepresented in geoscience fields.
For information about the IDGE project see the IDGE Details section of this site.
2006 Activities
You may view a table detailing a list of activities click here.
Project Management
Headed by lead PI, Tina Cartwright, the other individuals who worked on IDGE include the following:
- Todd Ensign, Program Manager for the NASA IV&V Educator Resource Center, co-PI
- Laura Jenski, non-traditional female undergraduate education student
- Wade Murray, non-traditional male African-American undergraduate education student
- Deb Hemler, external evaluator
Other Project Participants
The IDGE program is supported by a diverse group of educational professionals whose expertise contributed to the success of this project. |
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