Community Outreach and Education
The Community Outreach & Education Program (COEP) of the Center for Research on Environmental Disease (CRED) develops educational materials and programs to inform students and adults about the risks, etiology and prevention of environmental disease. Public education and outreach has a critical role to play in communicating not only the CRED's research findings but also in providing practical translation of this data into accurate, trustworthy and useful information about risk reduction and disease prevention.
Veggie-Mon
An environmental health website for students and teachers
grades 4 through 8.
SCREAM
Student Cancer Research Education Assessment Module:
A web-based curriculum enhancement designed to teach
high school students about the interaction between
genetics and the environment in determining cancer
risk.
The MIDAS Project
Models of Implementation and Dissemination of environmental health
and science Across Subjects
Advance K-12 education through improved instruction and integration of environmental health science materials across subjects, including science, mathematics, theater, reading, writing and social studies.
K-12 Summer Institute
An Annual Environmental Health Sciences Summer
Institute for
K-12 Educators.