A. Malcolm
Campbell
Biology Department, Davidson College
Genome Consortium for Active Teaching (GCAT)
GCAT started as a simple question in 1998 (DeRisi paper talk)
GCAT has grown steadily over 6 academic years (graph of chips and people)
GCAT faculty share a vision of education
Organization integrates students and GCAT
GCAT provides tools, resources, experienced advice
Undergraduates conduct real research on tiny budgets
Primarily undergraduate institutions (PUIs) created student-friendly software
GCAT trains faculty how to perform DNA microarray experiments
Who funds GCAT enjoys widespread funding (now)
We measure impact on student learning
Everyone wins with increased diversity in science
GCAT uses human network to recruit
Education innovation becomes educational reform once it is published
A journey of 1,000 miles begins with one step
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Davidson, NC 28036
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