Unit Title	Author	Year
Following the (Food) Rules: Using Informational Texts to Teach about Food, Cooking and Nutrition	Tara Ann Carter	2014
Keywords: Biology, diabetes, Food, Health, nutrition
Food Chains	Melissa Freeman	2014
Keywords: Biology, Food, food chains, food science, Science
You Are What You Eat	Christy Hartman	2014
Keywords: bioogy, Food, nutrition, Science
“You Are What You Eat”: A Nutritional and Cultural Analysis of the Foods We Eat	Amber Wilcoxson	2014
Keywords: Biology, Food, food justice, nutrition, Science
Seminar: Aliens and Others: African Americans [Re]Writing Generic Fiction
Employing Science Fiction to Increase Literacy in the Science Classroom	Cristobal Carambo	2015
Keywords: Science, science fiction, science literacy
Seminar: Alternative Energy Systems: What is New Under the Sun?
Driving Change: Alternative Fuel Vehicles	Galeet Cohen	2010
Keywords: alternative energy, alternative fuel, natural gas, technologies, vehicles
Alternative Energy Resources Unit On Wind Energy	John DiFiore	2010
Keywords: engineering, non-renewable energy, physics, renewable energy
Renewable Resources: The Path To The Future	Troy J. Holiday	2010
Keywords: alternative energy, renewable resources
Global Warming in the City: Unit for the Greenhouse Effect	Deborah Smithey	2010
Keywords: city, global warming, greenhouse effect, public housing, subsidized housing
Biofuels: An Alternative to Fossil Fuel	Stuart Surrey	2010
Keywords: fossil fuel, global warming, natural cycles
Energy Eaters and Energy Feeders	Nicole Haentjens Traore	2010
Keywords: alternative energy, energy, power
Seminar: American Literature and American Painting, 1840 to 1940
The Science Behind Art and Literature: How We Process What We See and Hear	Amanda Bridgeford	2010
Keywords: Physical Science, physics, poetry
Seminar: American Political Culture
The Intersections of Law and Health	Jordan Solomon	2009
Keywords: American History, childhood health, Health, health legislation, law and health, legislation, persuasive writing, physical education, writing
Seminar: Biography as History, or, Perhaps, History as Biography
Are You Destined for Mathematical Greatness?	Catherine Michini	2016
Keywords: Alumni Legacy, biographies, Biographies of Alumni in STEM Careers, biography, Gender Bias, High School, Interview Skills, interviewing, Interviewing an Honor Math Student, Journalism, Learning from Peers, Math, Science, Self-Reflection Questions, STEM Careers, Women in STEM Careers
Seminar: Cancer Biology and Technology
Delicious and Nutritious Chemicals: A unit for engaging 10th grade Chemistry students in the study of biological molecules	Kathleen Tsai	2021
Keywords: chemicals, Chemistry, fruit flies, lipids, proteins
EAT THIS NOT THAT	Glenza E. Lowman	2021
Keywords: cancer, cells, Food, Health, healthy food
Henrietta Lacks, HeLa Cells, and Health Inequities: Making Student Research Relevant and Authentic	Charlette Walker	2021
Keywords: cancer biology, digital literacy, English Language Arts, HeLa cells, Henrietta Lacks, Research, Science, social studies, systemic medical racism, writing
Cancer Journeys: From the Microscopic to a Call to Action	Chris Sikich	2021
Keywords: Biology, call to action, cancer, cell, cell signaling, CER, Evolution, genetics, Inquiry, mutation, project, Science
Using CAR T-cells as an Effective Tool Against Blood Cancers	Peg Harley	2021
Keywords: blood cancer, body systems, breakthrough, cancer cells, CAR T cells, immune system, immunotherapy, life science, T-cells
Seminar: Children’s Environmental Health
Equipping the Canary to be an Agent of Change: Educating Students to be Activists	Alima McKnight	2023
Keywords: ADVOCATE, CHANGE AGENT, lead, lead poisoning