2014 TEA Students and Mentors
Six students were chosen for 2014 and they are listed in the slide with their mentor.
The TEA Program was established to raise the level of enthusiasm of both high school students and their teachers for careers in science. This is done by inviting student-teacher pairs to Auburn University AU-CMB laboratories and, with guidance from AU-CMB/NSF EPSCoR faculty, providing hands-on research experience during a residential three week period for students, June 1 - 20, 2014 and a residential one week for teachers, June 15 - 20, 2014. The program will expose teachers and students to experimental exercises that they can take back to the classroom.
2014 TEA Orientation. Row 1: Cathryn Gable, Anthony Bass, Megan Masters, Dr. Elizabeth Lipke. Row 2: Dr. Elizabeth Schwartz, Nick Jones, Kaitlyn Lawrence, Dr. Bradly Merner. Row 3: Dr. Sang-Jin Suh, Krystian Doss, Terry Brandebourg. Not pictured is Dr. Rita Graze.
Cathryn Gable works with Dr. Rita Graze in Biological Sciences.
Anthony Bass works with Dr. Elizabeth Lipke in Chemical Engineering.
Megan Masters works with Dr. Bradley Merner in Chemistry/Biochemistry.
Nick Jones works with Dr. Elizabeth Schwartz in Biological Sciences.
Krystian Doss works with Dr. Sang-Jin Suh in Biological Sciences.
Kaitlyn Lawrence works with Dr. Terry Brandebourg in Animal Sciences.
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