Stoss co-creates program for fifth-graders
Kaeti Stoss, environmental education specialist in the College of Science, co-created the Environmental Education Genesee River program with Lisa Wing of Corn Hill Navigation. The program will take over 500 fifth graders from the Rochester City School District out on the river for science during the month of June. The students will examine the river’s biological, chemical, and physical characteristics to determine if it is healthy for us and other living organisms.
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