Dr. S. Lynn Shollen

CNU will receive $2.6 million over the next five years from the National Science Foundation through the GK-12 Program. CNU's GK-12 project will link urban water quality with scientific research and education in the Chesapeake Watershed. "We hope this project will be just the beginning of a future where the collaborative integration of science, education, government, private organizations and community will become the means of solving the complex problems we face as a society," says Dr. Gary Whiting, CNU's project leader. Read More