Education
The Education Department of the Stroud Water Research Center interprets the research of our scientists. Our programs are multidisciplinary and oriented to a wide audience. We hope that through exposure to our programs and information, people will be motivated to become responsible stewards of freshwater resources.
A WATERSHED APPROACH TO EDUCATION
Watersheds are portions of the landscape that interact with and direct streams, rain water, and snow melt to larger bodies of water such as rivers, lakes, or estuaries. Everybody lives in a watershed. Watersheds can be small, encompassing neighborhoods or large, extending over many states or countries. Because they have natural boundaries and are universal in nature, watersheds are ideal models or themes around which science, education, conservation, and public policy can be discussed.
| EDUCATORS | COMMUNITIES | STUDENTS |
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| To schedule a program, or if you have questions, please contact Vivian Williams |
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT AWARDS
2001 PA Governor’s Award for Watershed StewardshipWater Resources Association, Dr. Ruth Patrick Excellence in Education Award
The Partnership for the Delaware Estuary, Excellence in the Estuary Award for Water Education
Owen J. Roberts Middle School, Friend of Stream Watch
STROUD WATER RESEARCH CENTER EDUCATION STAFF
For questions about any of these programs or information about how your group can become involved, please contact one of the following educators:
- Susan E. Gill, Ph.D.
Education Director
(610) 268-2153 x238
sgill@stroudcenter.org - Christina Medved
Education Programs Manager,
Leaf Pack Network® Administrator
(610) 268-2153 x258
cmedved@stroudcenter.org - Kristen Travers
Education Programs Manager
(610) 268-2153 x239
ktravers@stroudcenter.org - Vivian Williams
Education Programs Manager
(610) 268-2153 x249
vwilliams@stroudcenter.org
