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Edward F. Schroth

Edward F. Schroth serves as an adjunct professor in the Biology, Education, and Environmental Sciences departments at Duquesne University. He formerly taught at the Quaker Valley School District for 36 years. During his tenure at Quaker Valley he initiated programs in independent student research, environmental science curriculum for elementary and secondary programs, and sponsored "Up the Creek", a stream biology club which conducted field research on local streams in western Pennsylvania. This group was invited and traveled to China for academic field biology exchanges with Chinese students, from both high school and college levels. Mr. Schroth holds a B.S. degree from Baldwin-Wallace College and a M.S. degree from Indiana University in science education. He is coordinator of the Environmental Information Center at the Sewickley Public Library.

   
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