Meet the COPUS Network

Underpinning the COPUS effort is a growing network of regional and thematic hubs, organizations, and individuals who share a common goal: engaging sectors of the general public in dynamic ways that will make science more accessible, personally meaningful, and locally relevant.

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Found 18 participants.

 
Oak Lake Field Station
Organization Contact: Nels H. Troelstrup, Jr., Ph.D., Director, ()
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Ocean Institute
Organization Contact: Rick Baker, ()
 
Ocean Opportunity
Organization Contact: Michael Lombardi, ()
 
Ockley Green School
Organization Contact: Kristin Erhardt, ()
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Ohio Academy of Science
Organization Contact: Lynn E. Elfner, ()
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Ohio Mathematics and Science Coalition
Organization Contact: George Viebranz, ()
 
OK Dept. of CareerTech
Organization Contact: Tina Fugate, ()
 
Oklahoma State University Insect Adventure
Organization Contact: Andrine Shufran, ()
 
Oklahomans for Excellence in Science Education (OESE)
Organization Contact: Victor H. Hutchison, ()
 
Olentangy Local Schools - Glen Oak Elementary
Organization Contact: Nicole LeMire, ()
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Open Knowledge and the Public Interest
Organization Contact: Noah Wittman, ()
COPUS Contact: Noah Wittman, ()
 
Open Questions
Organization Contact: Charles Daney, ()
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OpenWetWare
Organization Contact: Lorrie LeJeune, ()
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Oregon Health Career Center
Organization Contact: Sarah Andersen, ()
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Oregon State University Hatfield Marine Science Center
Organization Contact: Nancee Hunter, ()
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Organization of Biological Field Stations
Organization Contact: Jan Hodder, ()
 
Orlando Science Center
Organization Contact: Mike Lowe, ()
 
Our World Interactive
Organization Contact: Kathleen Chimicles, ()


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National Science Foundation The cognizant fiduciary body for the COPUS and Year of Science 2009 projects is the American Institute of Biological Sciences Inc., a nonprofit 501(c)(3) scientific association founded in 1947 as a part of the National Academy of Sciences, and an independent, member-governed organization since the 1950s. Support for COPUS workshops by the National Science Foundation under Grant Nos. EAR-0606600, EAR-0628790, and EAR-0814048. Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in the material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.