STEM Working Group Role in the Alliance
Action Hubs focus on specific issue areas within the higher education and democracy sectors that are essential to making progress on the Alliance’s core principles: freedom to learn, think, research,…
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NCSCE Participates in Undergraduate Stem Education Thought-Leaders Meeting Held at AAAS
On December 3-5, 2025, 50 thought-leaders in undergraduate STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) education met at the headquarters of the AAAS (American Association for the Advancement of Science) in…
NCSCE Collaborated with RIOS/QUBES on a Learning Community: SCIENCE EDUCATION AS CIVIC EDUCATION November-December 2025
https://qubeshub.org/community/groups/rios_lc_science_dem_f25 Civic education has long been defined as knowledge and understanding of US government structures and processes—e.g the U.S. Constitution, the three branches of government, how a bill becomes a…
SENCER West at Harvey Mudd College will host Broadening Participation in Undergraduate Climate Education September 18-19
To register go to: https://ncsce.wildapricot.org/event-6254629 At-a-glance schedule Events will take place at either the R. Michael Shanahan Center for Teaching and Learning or the Platt Campus Center. Thurs. Sept 18,…
REPEAT SCREENING OF COUNTED OUT: MATH IS POWER, AUGUST 8, 2pm Eastern
Due to demand NCSCE will offer a repeat screening of the film Counted Out. This time there is NO cap on registrations and you can register directly from this link…
Report on Film Screening of Counted Out: Math is Power June 6
On June 6 NCSCE hosted a screening of the film Counted out: Math is Power. The film investigates the biggest crises of our time—political polarization, racial and economic inequity, global…
What can NCSCE offer our community of civically engaged STEM educators right now?
We encourage members of our community to reach out if NCSCE resources or assets can support your work. What we can offer now: Our digital platforms—Do you have relevant knowledge…
A Message to the NCSCE Community
These are dark times for both science and education. The withdrawal or freezing of federal funding, mass firings in federal agencies, total bans on program, activities, and even specific words…
Stand Up for Science! March 7
Many of your NCSCE colleagues will be participating in this national demonstration of support for science, public health, the environment and evidence-based inquiry. Science impacts everyone!
National Recognition for NCSCE Leaders: Advancing Equity and Excellence in STEM Education
Congratulations to SENCER Ambassador and NCSCE’s 2021 Wm. E. Bennett Awardee Pat Marsteller for receiving the nation’s highest honor for mentors in science and technology. Marsteller, who retired in 2020…