Biotechnology giant Amgen recently announced that Hopper is one of six California teachers--and only 34 throughout the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada--to receive the company's annual Amgen Award for Science Teaching Excellence. The award comes with $10,000 in grant money, which Hopper said he is busily trying to figure out exactly what to do with.
May 03, 2009
Hoopa receives Amgen Award
Hoopa science teacher gets national awardComing out of the Humboldt State University teaching credential program, Brian Hopper barely found a job. Six years later, his work at Hoopa Valley High School has garnered him a national award for science teaching excellence.
Biotechnology giant Amgen recently announced that Hopper is one of six California teachers--and only 34 throughout the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada--to receive the company's annual Amgen Award for Science Teaching Excellence. The award comes with $10,000 in grant money, which Hopper said he is busily trying to figure out exactly what to do with.
Biotechnology giant Amgen recently announced that Hopper is one of six California teachers--and only 34 throughout the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada--to receive the company's annual Amgen Award for Science Teaching Excellence. The award comes with $10,000 in grant money, which Hopper said he is busily trying to figure out exactly what to do with.
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