You Are What You Eat

Christy Hartman 2014

The Spirits Still Among Us: Native American Poets and the Voices of History in the Present Tense

Sydney Hunt Coffin 2014

You Gonna Eat That?

Glenza Lowman 2014

The Navajo Code Talkers

Richard P. Holmes 2014

“You Are What You Eat”: A Nutritional and Cultural Analysis of the Foods We Eat

Amber Wilcoxson 2014

Food as Fuel: The Physiology of Nutrition

Heather Zajdel 2014

The Chemistry of Semiconductor Integrated Circuits

Cristobal Carambo 2014

Robotix and Mathematix: A Great Relationship

Anne Cherian 2014

Increasing Student Awareness of STEM Careers in High School Science

Stuart Surrey 2014

Native American Music and Living Legends

Cynthia Cozette Lee 2014

The Seminole and African Collaboration: An Alliance for Survival

Keysiah M. Middleton 2014

The American Civil War and African American Emancipation: A Documentary Analysis

Keysiah Middleton 2013

Freedom, Colorism, and Race and Place in the American South

Pat Mitchell-Keita-Doe 2013

Economic Restrictions and Opportunities of Freed People

Bernadette McHenry 2013

The Struggle for Equality: Apartheid in South Africa

Eilis Hood 2013

50 Years and Beyond:Philadelphia after the Emancipation Proclamation

Terry Anne Wildman 2013

This unit gives a snapshot of Philadelphia 50 years following the issue of the Emancipation Proclamation, which was signed on...

A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words, But How Many Pictures is a Word Worth?

Femi-Ama K. Johnson 2013

Poetry Out Loud: Reading, Reciting, and Responding to Poetry

Stacia Parker 2013

In the Spanish World Language Classroom: Discovering Form and Content in Bilingual Poems

Mary Anne Stuppy 2013

The Color of Beauty in the Darkness – Using Poetry and Art to Create a Visual Picture of Your World

Michelle Todd 2013