PMID: 14626315

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Publication Date: 2003/12/01


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2003 OUTSTANDING SCIENCE TEACHER AWARD: Presented toBRUCE A. SEIGERat the 48th Annual Meeting of the Health Physics Society, San Diego, CA 20–24 July 2003

Thomas O’Connell

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The minds an educator has helped develop and the people he has inspired to test the bounds of their own personal limits illuminate a good measure of an educators’ success.
The Health Physics Society has wisely chosen Bruce A. Seiger, a person who has attained that measure of success, to be the 2003 recipient of the Outstanding Science Teacher Award.
Mr. Seiger has been educating and inspiring young minds for 30 plus years. Mr. Sieger has taught in the Wellesley High School located in Wellesley, MA for the past 20 years. He has taught a wide range of subject matter including physics, electronics, engineering and robotics. Since 1998 he has been the Assistant Department Chair for Technology and Engineering.
Mr. Seiger was a principle developer of a global radon project on the topic of “The Radon Unit.” This grant was presented by the U.S. Department of Education. Through this grant, students from around the globe participated in the measurement of radon levels in homes and schools.
As a principle investigator for the Hands on Physics grant supported by the National Science Foundation’s Division of Advanced Technical Education, he has been able to disseminate the Hands-On-Physics curriculum worldwide.
We are proud to have such dedicated educators and we are please to be able to present to Bruce A. Seiger the Health Physics Society’s 2003 Outstanding Science Teacher Award for a job well done.
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