The Mazomanie Science Outreach Outpost (M.O.O.) was established in 2009, thanks to funding from an Ira and Ineva Reilly Baldwin Grant. In keeping with the "Wisconsin Idea", the M.O.O. brings UW-Madison based science outreach to the K-12 community and general public of southwestern Wisconsin. We provide a venue for science outreach programs and offer professional development courses for teachers, workshops, field trips, and science and outdoor education activities such as Summer Science Camp and Wilderness Explorers. We also provide resources for science teachers including science equipment for check-out.
Join us for hands-on science exploration on
M.O.O. Open House & Family Fun Science Night
Friday, October 23, 2009
5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Bring the whole family - it's free!
Check out the exciting booths!
Location:
Mazomanie Science Outreach Outpost (MOO)
2nd floor of the Mazomanie Elementary School
314 Anne St.
Mazomanie, WI 53560
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A Venue for Science Outreach!
Do you do outreach? Reach a wider audience by offering your program
at the M.O.O.!
Know of a great program? Contact us with your suggestions of activities
we can offer at the M.O.O.!
We have capacity for 36 people and basic instructional and laboratory facilities. The M.O.O. also is within a short distance to many excellent natural areas, including the Aldo Leopold Nature Center, Black Earth Creek, Rettenmund Prairie, Pleasant Valley Conservancy, the Baraboo Hills, and the Arena pine barrens and floodplains.
Contact:
Catherine Woodward, Ph.D.
Director & Outreach Specialist
Email: cwoodwar (AT) wisc.edu
Phone: 608-265-9065
The MOO is a member of the No Child Left Inside Coalition