COVID-19 Diaries: The Science of Hand Washing

March 27, 2020

Science teacher Rick Crosslin, who joined the Milken Educator family in Indiana in 1998, has a marvelous YouTube channel full of science experiments. COVID-19 is keeping us all at home, so that's where Rick is broadcasting from these days. Whether it's the science of hand washing (above) or indoor model airplanes (below), Rick's experiments are the perfect lessons for curious young scientists.

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Rick Crosslin (IN '98)

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COVID-19 Diaries: The Science of Hand Washing

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