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K-12 Outreach
School Group Visits to HBS
The Hancock Biological Station provides a program of
hands-on science for the region's middle and high school students. Typically,
visiting students are divided into small groups and rotate between units
on a variety of subjects, including water chemistry, fisheries, plankton,
wetlands, amphibians and reptiles, etc. The specific units are determined
for each group based on grade level and requested subject matter. We also
provide special and more focused sessions for Advanced Placement classes.
All visiting groups take advantage of faculty and graduate student expertise.
Availability of programming is limited and arrangements
for class trips to HBS must be made at least one month in advance. For
more information and scheduling, contact Karla
Johnston.
AIMS
ADVENTURES IN MATH AND SCIENCE (AIMS)
is an Upward Bound Math and Science Program that is part of the TRIO
programs, federally funded by the United States Department of Education.
The Biological Station serves AIMS by providing field experiences
during the summer program. For more information on the AIMS product
at Murray State, click on the box below.
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