Archive for the ‘Science Companion Team’ Category

What would the Liberty Bell sound like?

Saturday, March 20th, 2010

A visit to Philadelphia’s past includes a stop by Independence Hall. This national landmark is the site where both the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were debated and adopted by our founding fathers. Independence Hall, then known as the Pennsylvania State House, is also the original home of the Liberty Bell.

Independence Hall at night.

Science Companion team and Kate from the Museum of Science (Boston) visit Independence Hall.

Independence Hall at night

Independence Hall

Liberty Bell

Liberty Bell

The Liberty Bell is now located a few steps away from it’s original home as part of Independence National Historic Park.  You can read about stress tests done on the bell when it was moved in 2003 – click here.  Although we can no longer ring the Liberty Bell, scientists have tried to replicate it’s sound.  Click here to listen.

Catching up.

Thursday, March 18th, 2010

The Science Companion team is enjoying catching up with friends in Philadelphia.  If you are at the conference, stop by booth #1754 to say hello.

Science Companion team members in the conference hall

Sales rep Molly Russell and CEO Rita Ferrandino talk science.

Science Companion team members hanging out

Sales Manager Tom Pence and Rita celebrate Saint Patrick's Day.

Tomorrow we’ll explore the science of cheez whiz and get out and about in Philadelphia.

SECO: More Special Guests

Friday, February 26th, 2010

Introducing Our Ohio Sales Reps

We’d like to introduce you to our great team of sales reps in Ohio. Together they’ve been bringing curriculum to pre-K through 12 educators for many years. If you’re at SECO live, please stop by and say hello!

Jack Heim

Jack Heim jack@ohedresources.com

Mike Hughes

Mike Hughes mikeh@ohedresources.com

Devin Thomas

Devin Thomas devin@ohedresources.com

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Feel free to contact them if you have any questions – they’ll be happy to hear from you!