Upcoming Events

May 2	Bio 2010: Community College Program Day	Chicago, IL
May 3-6	2010 Bio International Convention	Chicago, IL
May 3-6	2010 Offshore Technology Conference	Houston, TX
May 7	GeoTech Center Webinar Series Geospatial Technologies	Online
May 7-8	2010 American Society for Engineering Education Northeast Section Conference	Boston, MA
May 9-12	USAIN 2010: Agriculture without Borders	West Lafayette, IN
May 10	Harnessing the Power of Green Teams	Cantonsville, MD
May 10-11	Computational Science Statewide Workshop	North Canton, OH
May 11-12	Weld-Ed 2010 National Visiting Committee Meeting	Chattanooga, TN
May 13	NetAcads	Fort Wayne, IN
May 13-16	Digital Forensics Instructor Training Workshop	Jackson, TN
May 14	NetWorks Webinar: Revitalizing Electronics Programs	Online
May 14	KITCenter: What is Web 2.0 and How Do I Use It? Workshop	Louisville, KY
May 15-24	Renewable Energy for International Development	Costa Rica
May 18	IT Futures Forum	Cambridge, MA
May 18-20	RAPID 2010 Conference & Exposition	Anaheim, CA
May 19	Webinar: Maximizing Evaluation Impact	Online
May 20	Winery Sanitation Workshop & Sweetening Alternatives to Cane Sugar	Makanda, IL
May 20-21	CyberWatch Faculty Workshop: Internet Forensics using EnCase and FTK	Manassas, VA
May 21	IT Futures Education Summit	Redmond, WA
May 21-23	The Teaching Professor Conference	Cambridge, MA
May 23-28	IEEE MTT 2010 International Microwave Symposium	Anaheim, CA
May 24-28	Digital Forensics Instructor Training Workshop	Overland Park, KS
May 24-28	iPhone Applications Development for Teachers	Madison, WI
May 27	Webinar: Nanotechnology - Applications in Energy	Online
May 28	The Role of Quality Assurance in Sustainable Greening	Paramus, NJ

For more events please visit the ATE Central Events page or if you have any upcoming events that you would like posted on ATE Central or in the ATE Central Connection please send them to info@atecentral.net

Featured ATE Resources

Here is a small sample of the valuable resources in ATE Central that focus on Marine Technology:

From the Advanced Technology Environmental and Energy Center (ATEEC):

Eutrophication: Too Much of a 'Good' Thing

http://www.ateec.org/store/...

This activity describes the effects of phosphorus and nitrogen on surface water. The activity is meant to provide a real world application for Environmental and Marine Biology where students observe, setup, and count common pond microorganisms. Access to the lesson requires quick and free registration with ATEEC.

From the Marine Advanced Technology Center (MATE):

The Bridge: An Ocean of Free Teacher-Approved Marine Education Resources

http://www2.vims.edu/bridge/

The Bridge, from the Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program, is a growing collection of the best marine education resources available online. It provides educators with a convenient source of accurate and useful information on global, national, and regional marine science topics, and gives researchers a contact point for educational outreach. On the site, visitors will find lesson plans, career information for students, and a resource center of books, links, aquariums and more.

From the Northwest Center for Sustainable Resources (NCSR):

Northwest Center for Sustainable Resources: Marine Fisheries Series

http://www.ncsr.org/materials/

The Northwest Center for Sustainable Resources (NCSR) has developed a series of materials focused on technical issues associated with mitigation of wetland loss and construction of new wetlands, and recovery of marine ecosystems that support restoration of fish populations. These materials address topics identified as essential to increasing the knowledge and skills of natural resource technicians. This focus helps natural resource technicians meet the future demands placed on our natural resources. NCSR's marine fisheries materials include lecture-based modules, an instructional guide, activities, and a set of comprehensive resources to complement the educational materials here. They are designed to be easily adapted by faculty. These materials and modules provide faculty with new scientific research and management practices associated with the recovery of ecosystems and are designed for incorporation into their instructional materials. To access these materials, scroll down to the "NCSR Marine Fisheries Series" section. NCSR's materials are free to use after filling out a brief registration survey and can be ordered in hardcopy or downloaded online.