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In addition to the Teacher Workshop held at BRITE in June of 2014, North Carolina State University and North Carlina Central University presented the norovirus model at both the Middle School and High School Biotechnology Camps held at BRITE during the summer.  Middle School Biotechnology Camp was held July 7-11 and had a total of 24 middle school students participating from Durham, NC, and surrounding counties.  Norovirus module was presented on July 10 and was a favorite module of many of the students.  The High School Biotechnology Camp was held July 21-25^th and had 18 participants from high schools throughout the state and one from as far away as Arizona. The norovirus module was presented on July 22 and was well-received.

• Lynette Johnston, Ph.D.: North Carolina State University, Curriculum Coordinator in the Department of Food, Bioprocessing and Nutrition Sciences
• Carla Oldham, Ph.D.: North Carolina Central University, assistant professor in the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences
• Betty Brown M.S.: North Carolina Central University, director of Outreach Programs for BRITE
• Jessica Jenkins Broglie, Ph.D. Postdoctoral Research Fellow Biomanufacturing Research Institute and Technology Enterprise (BRITE) North Carolina Central University, Durham, NC