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Society for College Science Teaching: Finding Your Voice

Journal of College Science Teaching—November/December 2010

In this month’s column, the author briefly outlines a few of the benefits of having a Society of College Science Teaching (SCST) membership. She hopes that college science faculty looking for a professional society to support and promote their interest in improving both their own teaching practice and also the science of college science teaching will consider joining SCST. As a professional organization, we are interested in helping you improve your college science teaching and learning research. We are also interested in helping you with your service to the science education community. We are your voice.

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