(CIRL): Educational Outreach at the National High Magnetic - Five-Year Strategic Plan       [download full report]
The goal of this report was to produce a series of data-based documents that would serve to help the Center for Integrated Research and Learning (CIRL ) move forward with a strong understanding of its past successes and with a strategic blueprint for the future. These papers can also be used to disseminate and promote its programs and vision. The mission and goal-setting process culminated with a retreat attended by CIRL and National High Magnetic Field Laboratory staff. The product of the retreat is a Five-Year Strategic Plan that includes: mission, new goals and activities, and strategies for achieving those goals.
This report was first published in: 2003

The Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science - Science Exploration Project       [download full report]
The Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science (MOAS) resulted from a merger between the Museum of Art/Tallahassee and the Odyssey Science Center. The mission of the Museum is a blend of the two former missions with complementary focuses on the visual arts, sciences, mathematics, and technology. The Science Exploration Project was funded by the Florida Department of Education to expand science knowledge to nine nearby counties (Leon, Wakulla, Jefferson, Gadsden, Liberty, Franklin, Madison, Taylor, and Calhoun). The project has two distinct curricula targeted to third and fourth grade students, and they were presented at the Museum. The many exhibits in the Museum relating to science, creativity, and technology supported the classes and the concepts introduced through the classes.
This report was first published in: 2004

The Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science - Science Exploration Project - Analysis of Student teache       [download full report]
The Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science (MOAS) resulted from a merger between the Museum of Art/Tallahassee and the Odyssey Science Center. The mission of the Museum is a blend of the two former missions with complementary focuses on the visual arts, sciences, mathematics, and technology. The Science Exploration Project was funded by the Florida Department of Education to expand science knowledge to nine nearby counties (Leon, Wakulla, Jefferson, Gadsden, Liberty, Franklin, Madison, Taylor, and Calhoun). The project has two distinct curricula targeted to third and fourth grade students, and they were presented at the Museum. The many exhibits in the Museum relating to science, creativity, and technology supported the classes and the concepts introduced through the classes.
This report was first published in: 2003

MOAS - World War II Curriculum Resource Project - Analysis Of Teacher/Administrator Surveys       [download full report]
The Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science (MOAS) resulted from a merger between the Museum of Art/Tallahassee and the Odyssey Science Center. The mission of the Museum is a blend of the two former missions with focus on visual arts, sciences, mathematics, and technology. The World War II (WWII) Curriculum Resource Project was designed to provide high school students and their teachers with supplementary resource materials that address the major events, trends, and historic figures of WWII. While encompassing European/African and South Pacific/Asian conflicts, the main focus is the role of the United States in vast conflicts, and in particular, Florida’s role in the war. The goal of the project is for teachers and students to have access to resources that help them teach and learn more about WWII which in turn, will lead to the pursuit of further studies and research.
This report was first published in: 2004