The Durham Museum warmly welcomes educators of all subjects and grades to attend Teacher’s Night at The Durham Museum. This festive, after-hours open house, gives teachers a chance explore the vast educational resources of The Durham and other regional institutions. Participants will enjoy a cocktail reception, live entertainment and take home free classroom-ready materials and information about field trips and programs available to students.
Smithsonian
Institution presentations:
Can we control rising atmospheric CO2 and climate change?
Bert G Drake
Senior Research Plant Physiologist
Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, Edgewater, Maryland
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Taking the Highest “Ground” for Monitoring Climate Change
Dr. Steven H. Williams
National Air and Space Education Division
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Programming Schedule
5:15PM– “Can We Control Rising Atmospheric CO2 and Climate Change?”
Bert Drake, Senior Research Plant Physiologist
Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC)
Swanson Gallery
5:45PM- “Taking the Highest “Ground” for Monitoring Climate Change”
Dr. Steven H. Williams
National Air and Space Museum-Education Division
Swanson Gallery
6:15PM- “Can We Control Rising Atmospheric CO2 and Climate Change?”
Bert Drake, Senior Research Plant Physiologist
Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC)
Swanson Gallery
6:45PM- “Taking the Highest “Ground” for Monitoring Climate Change”
Dr. Steven H. Williams
National Air and Space Museum-Education Division
Swanson Gallery
Teachers’ Night is free but requires registration.
Click here to register.
Questions: bkneip@durhammuseum.org
or (402) 444-5027.
The Durham Museum Teachers’ Night is generously supported by Omaha
Public Power District, Cox Communications, Keep Omaha Beautiful,
Metropolitan Utilities District, First Nebraska Educators Credit Union
and Kelly’s Carpet.