This may give you more of a sense of who some of SCN's users and volunteers are. The features offered are quite limited. July 10 Seattle Canoe and Kayak Club SCKC is a non-profit organization that works with the City of Seattle to promote canoe and kayak instruction, education and competition. The boat house is located at the City's Greenlake Small Crafts Center on the southwest shore of Green Lake in north Seattle. Join SCKC every Tuesday night for the Duck Island Challenge.
Equipment is available free of charge.
The Engineering and Science Resource Bureau is an association of about 160 engineers in almost every known specialty, many of them retired, who donate science, math and technology assistance to any K-12 teachers in the Puget Sound area who request it. On average, each possesses about forty years of skilled engineering practice and technical knowledge. ESRB's members are highly motivated to pass this along to the next generation of scientists and engineers. ESRB also provides free educational science kits, and helps with teacher training in cooperation with educators' groups such as the Science Teachers Association. June 19 Community Development Society Seattle's CDS chapter includes academic researchers as well as people who work in government and private social work agencies, many of whom focus on improving the conditions of life and health in urban neighborhoods.