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Scott McComb Studies Pollutants in the Alaskan Arctic
8 June - 30 June 2004

The WebQuest was created by TREC teacher, Scott McComb. For more details about the WebQuest, please contact him directly at: scott_trec@arcus.org.

Follow Scott McComb as he travels north of the Arctic Circle to the Toolik Field Station in Alaska in order to study pollutants in Arctic freshwater systems. Scott will work with Yu-Ping Chin from The Ohio State University and other team members to collect and analyze water samples in Toolik Lake in order to understand the effect of pollutants on Arctic ecosystems.

Scott teaches high school physical science and physics at Fort Hayes Metropolitan Education Center in Columbus, Ohio and also instructs a college-level "Science by Inquiry" class. Scott has participated in several field research projects and has received numerous awards for excellence in teaching. Scott expects to use his TREC experience to convey polar science not only to his classroom but also to larger audiences through curriculum writing and workshop presentations.

Click on the menu items on the left to learn about the project and interact with the team members:
  • Research Project: Learn more about Toolik Lake, the research project and host researcher, and Scott McComb, the TREC teacher
  • Teacher's Journal: Find about more about Scott and read his journal from the field
  • Experiments & Activities: Test your skills with challenging experiments and activities prepared by TREC teacher Mr. Scott McComb!
  • Ask the Teacher: Message board where you can ask Mr. McComb questions about the project and his adventures
  • Photo Album: Find pictures of the research team, the local environment, and adventures in the Alaskan Arctic here




Toolik Lake: Pollutants - Teacher's Journal
Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2004 5:28 pm by Scott_McComb
Even though the field season is done, our work is NOT over.

The samples have been shipped home and have arrived safely. I have (more or less) recovered from jet lag (there is a four hour differenc...

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Toolik Lake: Pollutants - Ask the Teacher
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2004 12:52 am by Anonymous
Hi Scott!

I loved your journal about the summer solstice. Could you explain why the path the sun takes looks so different depending on where you are on Earth? I'll look forward to using your diagr...

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