Water on the Web II (2001-2004)
The following people are helping to develop curricula for Water on the Web II, Training Water Science Technicians for the Future. Curriculum Development Team members are assisting with curriculum content planning, writing, pilot testing, and teacher training for this two-semester curriculum found in the Water Science section of the website. The CDT members from WOW I are listed here.

Deb Anderson

Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College
13466 West Trepania Road
Hayward, WI 54843

telephone 888 526 6221 ext 125
email Danders3@lco-college.edu

Ken Cawley

Feather River College
570 Golden Eagle Avenue
Quincy, CA 95971-9124

telephone 800 442 9799
email KCawley@frcc.cc.ca.us

Alan Groeger

Southwest Texas State University
262 Freeman
601 University Drive
San Marcos, TX 78666

telephone 512 245 3815
email Ag11@swt.edu

Nordica Holochuck

New York Sea Grant
10 Westbrook Lane
Kingston, NY 12401-3824

telephone 845 340 3983
email Nch8@cornell.edu

Saddleback College Biology Department
28000 Marguerite Parkway
Mission Viejo, CA 92692-3635

telephone 949 582 4500 ext 4910
email j.horlings@saddleback.cc.ca.us

Rich Huber

University of North Carolina
King Hall 106C
601 South College Road
Wilmington, NC 28403-3297

telephone 910 962 3561
fax 218 720 9412
email huberr@uncwil.edu

George Kipphut

Department of GeoSciences
Murray State University
PO Box 9
Murray, KY 42071

telephone 207 762 2847
email George.Kipphut@murraystate.edu

John Marks

Muskingum Arc Technical College
College Hall 117A
1555 Newark Road
Zanesville, OH 43701

telephone 740 588 1249
email jmarks@matc.tec.oh.us

Claus Svendsen

Skagit Valley College
2405 East College Way
Mt Vernon, WA 98273-5899

telephone 360 416 7816
email svendsen@skagit.ctc.edu

Craig Tikkanen

Vermilion Community College
1900 East Camp Street
Ely, MN 55731

telephone 218 365 7256
email c.tikkanen@mail.vcc.mnscu.edu

Water on the Web I (1997-2001)
The following people helped develop curricula for Water on the Web I, Monitoring Minnesota's Lakes on the Internet. The lessons contained in Basic Science on the website are centered around use of the RUSS unit and the Internet to incorporate water quality issues, experimental design, data analysis, data interpretation, and the scientific method into basic science classes at the high school and community college level.

Mitch Albers
Minneapolis Community & Technical College
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Kirk Boraas
Minneapolis Community & Technical College
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Cindy Grindy
Duluth East High School
Duluth, Minnesota

Harry Hutchins
Itasca Community College
Grand Rapids, Minnesota

Susan Hutchins
Itasca Community College
Grand Rapids, Minnesota

Barbara Liukkonen
Water Resources Center
St. Paul, Minnesota

Kent Montgomery
University of MN Extension Service
Brainerd, Minnesota

Bill Mittlefeldt
Anoka High School
Anoka, Minnesota

Eric North
Nay-Ah-Shing School
Onamia Minnesota

Deanne Roquet
Lake Superior College
Duluth, Minnesota

Christel Rowe
Grand Rapids High School
Grand Rapids, Minnesota

Jay Sandal
Great Lakes Aquarium at the Lake Superior Center
Duluth, Minnesota

Jon Rowe
Grand Rapids High School
Grand Rapids, Minnesota

Bob Fedeler
Central Lakes Community College
Brainerd, Minnesota