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Below you'll find a list of links to sites
which are informative and reliable when it comes to science research,
and some links to writing resources on the net. If you know of web sites
you would like to see included here please contact Robert Fairman.
At Haverford College:
Physics
and Astronomy
Biochemistry
and Biophysics
Haverford's
Writing Center
MSP
Program (Multicultural Scholars Program)
Office
of Multicultural Affairs
General Science:
Science Magazine Online is an
excellent source for readable and intelligent articles on science. 4000 years of Women in Science
Discover Magazine
Science NetLinks
Astronomy:
NASA's
general website will take you all over the universe
Check out
the NASA Jet Propulsion Lab
NASA's
Mars Lander Site
Biology
Tree
of life web project on phylogeny and biodiversity
"Small" bugs and disease
Medicine
The
Center for Disease Control
International
Food Information Council
Public
Agenda Online provides unbiased, non-partisan coverage of debates
on difficult issues: medical research, abortion, etc.
Educational Resources
High
School Ace provides information and homework help on a wide variety
of topics
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Haverford Student quotes:
"I want to teach these particular kids because I'm from where they
are now. I've got to show them what is possible."
"I love the kids and giving back to the community, because so many
people did the same for me. I see an opportunity to help and to inspire."
"I want
to give kids the chance to explore, to see for themselves how cool science
can be!"
"I feel that both English and science are subjects that students don't
always feel confident about, and I want to help them feel more confident
about these subjects and themselves."
"I can
relate to the students that have a hard time applying the lessons to their
everyday life."
"I have
experience with demanding professors and deadlines; I can give advice, encouragement,
and I can demystify the craft of writing."
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