This is the archived version of our workshop from the summer of 2019.  Please visit our new QUBEShub website to join our all new NSF funded CRISPR in the Classroom Network

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Workshop description:

This workshop represents a continued effort to demonstrate effective ways to introduce CRISPR-Cas9 technology into the undergraduate laboratory curriculum. Developing and implementing the necessary tools to teach undergraduate students about CRISPR and to integrate CRISPR technologies into course-based laboratories is a significant challenge, especially for instructors at institutions limited by size and/or budgetary constraints from having state-of-the-art laboratory infrastructure. The positive feedback received from a previous offering of the workshop in 2018, combined with conversations with colleagues who utilize CRISPR-Cas9 in other model systems, led us to this follow-up workshop designed that will combine alumni from the initial workshop with new participants and experts in CRISPR-Cas9 in several different model systems to consider how to effectively deliver engaging CRISPR-Cas9-based curriculum to undergraduates in a more universal manner.

An overview of the CURE with CRISPR can be found on CUREnet.

Workshop links - 

Handout

Zebrafish related