• Biology and Molecular Biology.  Prof. David Marcey; presented by Dan Nickerson '00.
• Digital microscopy for 3D visualization of cells.
• Computers transform introductory lab.
 
• Neuroscience and Psychology.   Prof. Andy Niemiec and Prof. Jon Williams; presented by Kathleen Birck, '00.
• Microprocessor controlled operant chambers for behavior experiments on live rats.
• Computerized physiographs for heart, muscle, and skin recording.
 
• Chemistry.  Prof. Rosemary Marusak; presented by Tom Worrall '98 and Sarah Glick '98.
• Exciting new equipment for Biochemistry lab.
• New Bioorganic Chemist , first two years with start-up supported by HHMI: Prof. Elizabeth Ottinger.
 
• Physics.  Prof. Tom Greenslade; presented by Alec Ogston '97.
• Introductory lab on the photoelectric effect: Measuring Plank's Constant.
• Radioactive decay and nuclear spectroscopy, computerized labs.
• Mathematics.  Prof. Brad Hartlaub; presented by David Carroll '98.
• New computer classroom for intro math classes.
• Extra-powerful PCs let students make parametric plots of complex objects such as the "Kenyon Shield."

• WIN NT Network Conversion.  Scott Siddall used  HHMI funds for professional development of ICS staff to implement NT, improving stability, reliability, and 32-bit software access across the entire campus.

• Computers for SCAP summer program for minority high school students.  Prof. Dudley Thomas.

• Middle School outreach program.  Prof. Joan Slonczewski and Prof. Dudley Thomas; presented by Kathleen McCormally '98.
• Major equipment to implement new science curriculum, grades 6-8.
• Helped reestablish yearly science fair.
• Kenyon students devise and teach science lab exercises.

For further information, contact the Program Director, Joan Slonczewski, or the Program Director for 98-99, Paula Turner.