Jill Robinson

Outreach

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Girls in Engineering, Math, and Science Day (GEMS)

Outreach Coordinator: Nanoscience Center, Indiana University

1. STEM Diversity Summer Science Camp (2012): Developed hands on nanoscience activities around the theme of germs for seventy middle school students.
2. Nanoscience Projects in Local Schools (2009-2012): Worked with New Technology High School teachers in Bloomington and Columbus to develop nanoscience projects. Three projects involving molecular modeling, radiation, and synthesis of gold nanoparticles were implemented.
3. Molecules Matters Teacher Workshop (2010-2012): I developed and taught a two week professional development workshop for middle and high school teachers in nanoscience and project based learning (PBL).
4. Nanodays at the Louisville Science Center (2009): Developed three hands-on activities to teach nanoscience concepts to the general public; “Stained Glass Art with Gold and Silver

Wonderlab Teen Night: Developed a Crime Scene Investigation Activity Based on DNA Analysis.