Partners

National Institute of Health Grant

Administrative supplement to Intron-based Mutagenic Transposons for Zebrafish Summer research Experiences for students and science educators.

Mayo Clinic - Department of Biochemistry and Microbiology

Dr. Stephen Ekker - Fluorescent Microscope Loan

Winona State University

Release time for teachers to write modules and consultation work in constuctivism and lesson design.

Rochester Public Schools

Rochester Public Schools Staff Development Committee approved a grant for release time for teachers to work on modules this school year. This grant provides release time for teams of teachers to work together and provides funding for a Genetics conference to present the project in the summer of 2010.

The Rochester Public School Foundation

The Rochester Public School Foundation approve a grant for the purchase of webcams for classroom computers so that students and teachers can video conference with Mayo Clinic researchers and scientists.

National Science Teachers Association’s Shell Science Lab Challenge

$3,000 awarded to Lincoln K-8 Choice School as a Regional Winner.

Aquatic Habitats, Inc.

Aquatic Habitats has helped with the purchase of a Z48 Aquatic Habitat for our project. The system holds 84 tanks and will allow us to raise 1500 zebra fish.

Greg Goodnow, Fish & Pets

Greg, owner of Fish & Pets, has generously provided aquariums, heaters, pumps and other supplies for our projects.

Saint Luke's Episcopal Church

Saint Luke's Episcopal Church in Rochester, Minnesota has made a financial contribution to the InSciEd Out project.

Education Minnesota Grant

Education Minnesota Grant for additional Science equipment

Quest

Quest Technology Grant for over $7,000 to fund science equipment.