CMMAP

CMMAP educates and trains a diverse population in climate and Earth System Science by enhancing teaching and learning at
all educational levels, disseminating science results through multiple media, engaging stakeholders and policymakers, and
improving science pedagogy.

CMMAP activities work to increase the number of women, underrepresented minorities, and individuals with disabilities in
climate science by aggressively recruiting these groups as CMMAP graduate students and staff members, helping them become
excellent scientists and educators, and placing them in leadership positions. CMMAP strives to enhance the science and
engineering pipeline through mentoring and recruiting at earlier academic levels, and study diversity problems, solutions
and disseminate results.

Science Education Homepage - All of our resources have been moved here.
Science Education Upcoming Events!
Center Highlights in Education, Outreach & Diversity
- Ten Things You Should Know About the Atmosphere
  Connecting research and K-12 education with the Little Shop of Physics.
- Mentoring Graduate Students at Colorado College
  Expanding the pipeline by educating future educators.
- Other CMMAP highlights
Past Conference & Workshop Photos

Quick link to Ed Themes and Blogs :
K-12 Ed & Outreach to Public and Policymakers | Undergrad & Grad Ed, and Teaching Future Teachers | Increasing Diversity of Climate Scientists

Education Objectives & Collaboration Wikis

Director for Education, Outreach and Diversity

A. Scott Denning
Atmospheric Science
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, CO 80523
970 491 6936
denning@atmos.colostate.edu

K-12 Science Education & Diversity Manager

Christine Aguilar
Atmospheric Science
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, CO 80523
970 491 8361
christine@atmos.colostate.edu

Education, Outreach and Diversity Team

Name	Institution	Role in CMMAP
Christine Aguilar	Colorado State University	Science Education & Diversity Manager
Silvia Canetto	Colorado State University	Study of diversity in connection with CMMAP's Education and Outreach activities
Howard Drossman	Colorado College	Liaison to the Colorado College Environmental Studies Program; also listed under the Catamount Institute
Susan Foster	University Corporation for Atmospheric Research	Lead developer of SEE-ME
Brian Jones	Colorado State University	Physics Director of Little Shop of Physics; K-12 education
Lyn Kathlene	Colorado State University	Outreach to regional policymakers and the public
Michael Lacy	Colorado State University	Assessment of Little Shop of Physics
Jan Lanting	Thompson School District, Loveland, Colorado	Liaison to Thompson public schools; development and evaluation of SEE-ME
David MacPhee	Colorado State University	Study of diversity in connection with CMMAP's Education and Outreach activities
Rajul Pandya	University Corporation for Atmospheric Research	Director of SOARS
Lisa Pitot	Poudre School District, Fort Collins, Colorado	Science Curriculum Facilitator
Randy Russell	University Corporation for Atmospheric Research	Developer of Web-Based Labs
David Swartz	Poudre School District, Fort Collins, Colorado	Liaison to Poudre public schools; development and evaluation of SEE-ME