Casey Rogers. Deaf and hard-of-hearing in STEM: 0.13-0.19%* General population in STEM: 11-15.3%* Our NSF funded REU has included Deaf professors, college.

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Casey Rogers

Deaf and hard-of-hearing in STEM: %* General population in STEM: %* Our NSF funded REU has included Deaf professors, college and high school students for over 10 years Wanted to do outreach to younger students to get them interested in science *NSF 1996, 2004, 2009, 2011

Collaborated with VSDB to put on camp June 25 th – 29 th VSDB supplied 6 teachers 16 students ages 8-14; 2 age groups REU involved including: professors, students and interpreters

Dr. Lundberg & his students had lunch w/ VSDB students DeVore – household substances in water: pH and conductivity?

Havey – lasers on objects: reflection, scattering or absorption?

Downey – water quality: pH, temperature, and Hill Park

Hughey – cleaning up: water before and after filtering? Hill Park

Caran – polymers: what are they?

MacDonald – proteins: what are they? How do they fold?

@JMU Lab Tours Arboretum

@JMU Lunch Recycling Center Magic Show

VSDB & Pre-College Students JMU professors (Chem + CSD) JMU Students (Chem + CSD) Deaf high school teachers Interpreters High school Deaf students Outside college students (Deaf and Hearing)

Continue outreach to younger Deaf students Plan to do this camp again next summer w/ VSDB Possibility: camps at other schools in other states

Dr. Kevin Caran Dr. Tom DeVore Dr. Dan Downey Dr. Dan Havey Dr. Chrisi Hughey Dr. Dan Lundberg Dr. Gina MacDonald Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry College of Science and Mathematics NSF #CHE Departmental Development Award 7957