Thank you for participating in Extreme 2001: A Deep-Sea Odyssey! This unique educational project is brought to you by the University of Delaware College of Marine and Earth Studies and the Sea Grant College Program, and Public Broadcasting Station WHYY-TV in Wilmington/Philadelphia, with primary support from the National Science Foundation. For more information about our project’s sponsors and partners, please click on the appropriate logo below.

Throughout the expedition, we will be sharing a variety of materials with you here in the Teachers’ Corner. We also look forward to hearing from you and your class about the aspects of the program that have been most successful, as well as areas that you feel need improving.

Please be sure to take a look at the online map we’ve developed to highlight your participation in Extreme 2001 and the involvement of other teachers across the United States and in several other countries.

We also are pleased to offer a forum area where you may wish to share ideas with your fellow teachers, download additional copies of the curriculum activities, or access additional copies of the evaluation forms for the project. Just click on the link below:

TEACHER FORUM

If at any time throughout the expedition you have questions about the Web site, the phone calls, or other aspects of the project, please don’t hesitate to contact Tracey Bryant, Director of the Marine Public Education Office, at this address:

University of Delaware
College of Marine Studies
Marine Communications Office
Newark, DE 19716-3530
Phone: (302) 831-8083
E-mail: MarineCom@udel.edu

On behalf of Dr. Cary and the entire Extreme 2001 science team at sea and our hard-working staff here on shore, thanks again for “diving in” to study hydrothermal vents with us. We look forward to working with you as the expedition progresses!