Students and Staff Who ExcelBoard recognizes GBN physics teacher Nate Unterman
At the meeting on October 26, Glenbrook North physics teacher Nate Unterman was recognized for his service helping students test new theories and run experiments.
 Over the summer, Mr. Unterman coordinated the first-ever partnership for high school students with Fermilab. Under his guidance, twelve GBN students worked alongside Nobel Prize-winning physicists and used Fermilab's facility and resources to run their own experiment for two weeks. Recently, Mr. Unterman has been collaborating with higher education facilities to have the results analyzed.
During his thirty year career at GBN, Mr. Unterman has amassed notable achievements, including overseeing and advising student proposal for international competitions, developing and designing the Physics First curriculum model and Material Sciences capstone course, creating the Research Review Board to review and maintain safety for research being done in the Glenbrook community, authoring several textbooks and earning 12 nominations for Distinguished Teacher.
Mr. Unterman will retire at the end of the 2015-16 school year.
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