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GNOSEF Teacher Workshop: Science Fair Project Development

An in-person workshop for teachers running classroom science and engineering fair programs. Experienced educators cover project development, ISEF paperwork, quad chart and slide formats, poster examples, and the GNOSEF timeline. Participants receive a certificate they can submit for Continuing Learning Unit (CLU) credit. A $20 deposit holds your spot and is refunded, along with a $50 stipend, when you attend the full workshop.

Date & time: Sat · Oct 3 · 9:00–11:00 AM CT
Venue: STEM Library Lab
New Orleans, LA
Organizer: Greater New Orleans Science and Engineering Fair
Greater New Orleans Science and Engineering Fair
Price: $20 deposit (refunded) + $50 stipend per person
Credit: CLU
Stipend: $50

Listed from the organizer's public event page. Registration is handled by Greater New Orleans Science and Engineering Fair.

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