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December 13th, 2011|

Melanie Harper, Josh Rubin, Josh Melanson and Don Pruett taught four workshops at the National Science Teachers Association’s regional conference held in Seattle, WA this past December 8th – 10th, 2011. Melanie Harper is a Program Associate [...]

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October 19th, 2011|

Welcome to the new NEED Project Blog! Our teachers and students asked for more resources on our website and more details about the things we do each day to create NEED’s great curriculum, teacher training, [...]

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Solar panels to help power Kings Fork High School in Suffolk

"Students in Suffolk are getting a firsthand look at how renewable energy works with their very own solar panel. It's all part of the "Solar for Kids" partnership between Dominion Energy and the National Energy Education Development project. On Tuesday, Dominion unveiled the latest installation for a group of students at Kings Fork High School." ... See MoreSee Less

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Illinois Solar Schools teacher training workshop April 30,2024. It was held at the IBEW training center in Alsip, Illinois and The NEED Project led by Caryn Turrel led the way. It was fun to coordinate these workshops over the years. Thank you to everyone who made these possible including Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation and the IBEW and Harry Ohde and Bob Hattier and Gabriela Martin and, of course, Aur Daenergymon Beck for leading our solar education efforts in Southern Illinois. ... See MoreSee Less

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So much fun sharing our UV Bead Solar Chameleon activity at the Student Environmental Alliance Summit yesterday! ☀️ 🦎 ... See MoreSee Less

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Set your college program apart by earning the DOE Zero Energy Design Designation!

Apply by June 28 to join 39 programs from 26 institutions that have already earned this prestigious U.S. Department of Energy designation for their #zeroenergy building design programs and practicums. Participate in the #SolarDecathlon? You likely already qualify for the designation!Learn more: www.energy.gov/eere/buildings/zero-energy-design-designation ... See MoreSee Less

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