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Frontiers in Physiology Programs What are LOTs

OUR TEAM MEMBERS

Team Leader:

C. Subah Packer, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Dept of Cellular & Integrative Physiology, IU School of Medicine (see Dr. Packer’s website at http://www.iupui.edu/%7Emedphys/faculty/packer/index.html). Dr. Packer has hosted numerous Research Teachers and headed the Indianapolis Local Outreach Team, conducting numerous workshops for teachers in the Indianapolis area. Her team also developed a draft Learning Cycle unit on the gastrointestinal system

Team Coordinator:

Sandra Mahl, Science Teacher, Cortland Elementary School, Seymour, IN. Ms. Mahl is a past-Research Teacher and member of a Local Outreach Team. She has developed new Learning Cycle units for middle school level and has served as a Mentor-Instructor for RTs.

Name / Institution	Teacher / Researcher
Cindi Budyn, Indiana University	Researcher/Graduate student
Linda Dearth-Monroe, Warren Central High School, Indianapolis	Teacher
Jesus H. Dominguez, M.D., Physiology & Biophysics, Indiana Univ. School of Medicine	Researcher
Rachel Gillis, Arsenal Technical High School, Indianapolis	Teacher
Martin Kaefer, M.D. Dept. of Urology, Indiana Univ. School of Medicine	Researcher
Steven J. Miller, Ph.D., Indiana University School of Medicine	Researcher
George Potter, Seymour High School, Seymour, IN	Teacher
David A. Suzuki, Ph.D. Dept. of Ophthalmology, Indiana Univ. School of Medicine	Researcher
William White, Arsenal Technical High School, Indianapolis	Teacher
Robert Yost, Ph.D. Department of Biology, Indiana University	Researcher

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The Frontiers in Physiology programs are developed and sponsored by the American Physiological Society with additional funding from the National Center for Research Resources (Science Education Partnership Award #RR15251) at the National Institutes of Health.