Join @informalscience and @STEMVideoHall for a discussion with Scott Pattison, Natalie Davis, and Flavio Azevedo at 3 pm on June 28th. The theme of the conversation will be "Sparking and Sustaining STEM Interest Through Informal Learning Experiences: Reflections on Where We've Been and Where We're Headed as a Field".
Register Now: https://bit.ly/June28Multiplex
The MSU Kellogg Biological Station's Summer Institute is back in person for 2022 and the three keynotes will be live-streamed.
Who? K-12 teachers and informal educators
When? June 21-23 2022, 9:30 am - 3:30 pm
What? Three days of hands-on, interactive, inquiry-based, and Next Generation Science Standards aspiring sessions. Themed around: Intentional sustainability: the science behind fuels, wildlife, and justice
The upcoming and final Michigan Mathematics and Science Leadership Network sponsored "Mi Sci PLN" meeting with be held on May 20, 2022.
The agenda will include:
The title of the next Dessert with Discussion event is “Health of Migratory Birds in the Face of a Changing Landscape,” and the presenter is Dr. Jen Owen, Michigan State University professor and director of the Michigan State Bird Observatory.
The SEISMIC Collaboration will be hosting events during the MSU Week of SEISMIC to help promote efforts in advancing STEM Education at MSU.
You are invited to take part in this free, interactive, 8-day event, showcasing federally funded projects aimed at improving STEM and computer science education. Videos share strategies to broaden participation and increase access and equity.
There are three video submissions from MSU colleagues - be sure to check them out!
Mary Burns presents "Teachers, Tools and Tech", a collaborative project between MSU, American Institutes for Research, and Oakland Schools.
Shannon Schmoll from MSU's Abram's Planetarium presents "World Building on Mars"
Join local astronomers this Friday and Saturday, 6th & 7th of May (9:30 PM - 11:30 PM) for public viewing at the MSU Observatory! You will have the chance to look through the telescopes and ask questions. This is a fantastic opportunity for anyone interested in observing the night sky.
These two events are weather permitting and free of charge.
Location:
4922 Pavillion Dr., Lansing, MI 48910 (west of the MSU Pavillion at the corner of Forest Rd. and Farm Lane)
Join us on May 4, from noon - 1:30 PM to hear Rachel Henderson present her work focused on validating a methodology to examine self-efficacy in students transitioning from community colleges to MSU. CREATE for STEM provided the seed funding for this project; we are anxious to hear from Rachel and her team about their findings!
This event will be hybrid; please come to the open meeting space in CREATE if you would like to attend in person.
