Table 1.
1. That participants come away feeling energized, enlightened, confident, and justified in their current and future interdisci- plinary endeavors in genomics with undergraduates |
2. That participants have an opportunity to try out ideas with colleagues and obtain useful feedback |
3. That participants compile some useful tips for facilitating class- room work on all levels—especially for interdisciplinary collaborations in genomics |
4. That participants find (or renew acquaintances with) a core group of colleagues in the Northeast with whom to exchange ideas in the future |
5. That participants begin or continue plans to infuse genomics into their curricula during 2002–2003 and report back in June 2003 |