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Great Basin Teachers Workshop
Great Basin Teachers Workshop (GBTW) 2008
Fire, Rock and Water
July 20-25, 2008
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Who: teachers interested in the historical resources of the Great Basin; the workshop is designed for grade 6-12 teachers but is open to other grades and to nonformal educators
What: a 40-hour professional development field studies workshop presented by experts in historical resources
When: July 20-25, 2008 (Sun-Fri)
Where: Camp Success near Ely, Spring Valley, Bald Mountain Mine, Newark Valley, and other field locations
Why: learn from field experts
Credit: two Nevada or Utah inservice credits (free), or undergraduate/graduate credit from Utah State University (fee)
How much: $170 (includes education materials, all meals, and housing)
Contact: For more information, contact: Martha Braddock, 775-289-1802,
Though any and all details may change, you can get an idea of the GBTW program by looking at archives for 2006 and 2005. GBTW does a three-year rotation of topics, the Biological Great Basin: Life in the Great Basin, the Historical Great Basin, and the Physical Great Basin: Rock, Fire and Water.
