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1 Renewable Energy Educational Outreach
By Steven Tallas Acknowledgements: Mansel Nelson and Kathleen M. Stigmon

2 Why Engage in Outreach? Outreach goals:
Introduce Climate Change and mitigation strategies Introduce renewable energy Plant “seeds” for up coming potential scientists and engineers

3 Who was the target population?
Minority students in the Flagstaff area Grades 5th grade to 12th grade

4 What we taught.. Wind power Solar power Hydrogen fuel cells

5 How we taught… Used interactive “kits” KidWind Kits and Curriculum
Thames & Kosmos fuel cell

6 Outcome of internship I Learned a lot
Students gained exposure to science and engineering applications Made a positive impact

7 Thank you Environmental Protection Agency Graylnn Hudson
Christiana Gonzales NAU NASA Grant program Mansel Nelson

8 THANK YOU

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