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Geneticist-Educator Network of Alliances (GENA)

The aim of the GENA Project is to explore ways how a professional society can play a positive role in the career development of both junior (pre-tenure) and senior (post-tenure) level genetics faculty. A network of geneticist-educator alliances is developed to design teaching strategies related to standards and misconceptions in genetics.

 

DNA Day 2009

Celebrate DNA Day (April 25th) which commemorates the completion of the Human Genome Project in April 2003, and the discovery of DNA's double helix in 1953.
 

High School Workshop

The High School Workshop is a one-day workshop at the ASHG Annual Meeting for local high school students

 

Genetics Education & Outreach Network (GEON)

GEON is a network of genetics professionals who is willing to assist K-12 science teachers when teaching genetics. Teachers can search for GEON members in their area who will then go to their classrooms to speak or present to students.
 

Genetics Education State Standards

This is a database of genetics websites cross-referenced with the genetics standards from each state in the US and each province/territory in Canada.
 

Genetics Education Resources

This highlights exemplary genetics curriculum resources, books and videos, and websites that can be used when teaching genetics in K-12 classrooms.
 

Careers in Human Genetics

This is a good resource for students who are interested in pursuing a career in human genetics. We also spotlight members of ASHG who has pursued their career through different paths. Information include what degree is required, what type of work involved on a daily basis, and salary.

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

   

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