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Around Myers Hollow
Professors Participate In NSF Grant Project
Four professors will participate in a unique $480,000 grant program funded by the
National Science Foundation (NSF).
Amil Anderson, associate professor of chemistry, Margaret Goodman, associate professor of biology, Jim Noyes, professor emeritus of computer science and retired director of Wittenberg’s computational science program, and John Ritter, professor of geology, will be constructing computational science modules on topics as far ranging as genetic diversity within populations to the impact of land use change on watershed hydrology. The Course, Curriculum and Laboratory Improvement grant (CCLI), titled “Development and Dissemination of Computational Science Educational Materials and Curricula at the Undergraduate Level,” is directed by Terry Lahm and Andrea Karkowski of Capital University. The grant program involves 35 authors from 14 colleges and universities in Ohio and Florida to produce 65 computational science modules over a four-year period. 
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