WHAT: Noggin visit to Fort Vancouver High

WHERE: Fort Vancouver High School, 5700 E 18th St, Vancouver, WA 98661; Meet at Main School Office

WHEN: Tuesday, June 4th, 2019, 7:25am – 2:05pm 

Join us at Fort Vancouver High School to talk (and DISSECT) brains!

We’re bringing Coco Donuts 🙂  And Biology teachers Coreyanne Russell and James Cederstrom are offering coffee! 

The neuroscience research is clear:
Fort Vancouver starts TOO EARLY in the morning for healthy adolescent brain development and should move their classes at least one hour ahead. 

LEARN MORE: Short- and long-term health consequences of sleep disruption

Seattle did it! See what they discovered at the link…

LEARN MORE: Sleepmore in Seattle: Later school start times are associated with more sleep and better performance in high school students

1st Period: Cederstrom (PAP – Rm 523 – 24 students – 6 BRAINS)
Ricks (BIO – Rm 215 – 28 students – 7 BRAINS)
2nd Period: Russell (PAP – Rm 525 – 24 students – 6 BRAINS)
Ricks (BIO – Rm 215 – 29 students – 7 BRAINS)
3rd Period: Russell (BIO – Rm 525 – 28 students – 7 BRAINS)
4th Period: Russell (BIO – Rm 525 – 28 students – 7 BRAINS)
5th Period: Cederstrom (BIO – Rm 523 – 30 students – 7 BRAINS)
6th Period: Russell (PAP BIO – Rm 525 – 31 students – 8 BRAINS)

LEARN MORE: Directional terms handout

LEARN MORE: Sheep brain dissection

Can you find the superior colliculi?

See what we’ve done previously at the home of the Trappers!

What will your students remember in five years?

Trap Squad!

Brains, biofeedback & SLEEP

Ventricles in Vancouver!

A Brain Bonanza @ Fort Vancouver High!

CONFIRMED PARTICIPANTS
Joey Seuferling, NW Noggin
Aaron Eisen, PSU Neuro Club
Andrew Stanley, PSU
Ariana Gonzalez, PSU
Cam Howard, PSU
Filip Fullerton, PSU FRINQ Neuroscience of Creativity
McKiethan Wilson, PSU
Nathali May, PSU/NIH BUILD Exito
Christian Studebaker, PSU (7:25am – 9:30am)
Jose Perez Quinchuela, PSU/NIH BUILD Exito (8:15am – 2:05pm)
Chandelle Bates, PSU
Julia Gullikson, PSU Neuro Club
Ruth Marigomen, WSUV