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The 2017 Teacher-Researcher Partnership Program included 12 OPS teachers and 12 UNO faculty mentors.

TRPP 2017 Research Partnerships

OPS Teacher UNO Mentor(s) Project

Christina Argo
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Neal Grandgenett*
Teacher Education

William Tapprich*
Biology

Christine Cutucache*
Biology

Pre-service and in-service teachers as researchers: Translation of inquiry into the classroom

Kristoff Berzins
Central High

Claudia Rauter
Biology

Does strength of social immunity vary with social complexity?

Rachael Burns
Northwest High Magnet

Steve Rodie*
Biology

Evaluating Regional rain garden environmental conditions, functional attributes, and plant health: A three-year study

Mary Duffy
Dundee Elem.

Tim Dickson
Biology

The effect of row crop agriculture and prairie restoration on soil organic matter

Brianna Greco
Norris Middle

Steve Rodie*
Biology

Evaluating Regional rain garden environmental conditions, functional attributes, and plant health: A three-year study

Ashutosh Kumar
Central High

Robert Shuster*
Geography/Geology

An Examination of pottery from different villages of Cyprus

Sarah Nelson
Bryan Middle

Mark Schoenbeck
Biology

ITS restriction analysis as a molecular phenotype for identification of algae

Georgia Hart
Morton Magnet Middle

Mark Pauley
School of Interdisciplinary Informatics

Integrating bioinformatics in the middle school curriculum

Lee Stover
Burke High

Ashlee Dere
Geography/Geology
Integrating relevant place-based environmental research experiments into high school classrooms positively impacts learning outcomes

Justina Tibbs
Lothrop Magnet Ctr.

Neal Grandgenett*
Teacher Education
The impact of girls inc. Eureka! Stem intervention on the social networking density of participating students

Lana Yager
South High

Jorge Zuniga
Biomechanics
Development and function of low-cost 3D printed transitional prostheses

Rachel Benzoni
Northwest High Magnet

Andy Miller
Chemistry
Relating iron speciation and ion concentration to land use at glacier creek preserve
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