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FInal Results of Hydroponic Garden

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There are different types of hydroponic systems ranging from simple to high-tech. Though the most basic systems are good for […]

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Hydroponic Garden Update (July 18)

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We are in week seven of evaluating the control group in the GGC Microfarm. We started this plot by first […]

Hydroponic Garden Update (June 18)

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The plants have been transplanted in the hydroponic garden. We have had some minor issues we are working through. Importantly, […]

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This web resource is maintained to serve as a repository of PSI-physics related content.
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phuey wrote a new post, GGC Really WAS The Campus of Tomorrow!, on the site Dr. Pat Uelmen Huey 3 years, 9 months ago

Key takeaway from this article: Tenure = An Expensive Anachronism. (Naturally there is pushback…)

‘Never Waste a Good Pandemic’: Boulder’s arts and sciences dean wants to build back the faculty post-pandemic […]
phuey wrote a new post, Helping Nontraditional Learners Succeed, on the site Dr. Pat Uelmen Huey 4 years, 7 months ago

I love the Hechinger Report for the number of articles it publishes that relate directly to our GGC populations of learners and instructors alike. Here is one from last year of particular interest:

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phuey wrote a new post, The Myth of the STEM Pipeline, on the site Dr. Pat Uelmen Huey 4 years, 11 months ago

Not the most gripping commentary I’ve read on STEM education, but this part caught my interest:

“Too often in my neuroscience classes, I taught young women who, despite doing well and displaying an obvious […]
phuey wrote a new post, What our students need…, on the site Dr. Pat Uelmen Huey 4 years, 11 months ago

…is food, childcare, and assistance navigating the minefield of unclear expectations (= my needs on any given day…). Here’s an extensive report:
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My lab is currently working on four different projects in various stages of development.

We have a paper that is being revised on heuristics and beliefs about the concealed carry law.
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Not deleting my online video lecture series yet! — but definitely food for thought, esp. at this West Point-pedigreed institution.

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The summary article in Campus Technology (linked here) makes a reference toward the end to a “small fee” that one can pay for the full-length article. Turns out the fee is US$45, and the journal is not part of G […]

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