The concept of “the beloved community” percolates through modern American culture—an idea that integrates ideals and action. The term is associated with the philosopher Josiah Royce in his early 20th…
We are launching an exciting revision of the Leadership Fellows program to reflect the evolution of our community, and most importantly, to better respond to the interests and needs of…
Jessica Monaghan (New Brunswick Middle School) and Missy Holzer (Chatham High School) presented their SENCER-ISE work at the NJ Science Teachers Convention on October 24th to a standing room only…
The response of higher education, including academic institutions, disciplinary organizations, and institutional membership associations, to the Trump administration’s ending of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program has been…
The SENCER Chesapeake Center for Innovation is sponsoring a one-day workshop at the Airlie Conference Center in Warrenton Virginia, for faculty interested in sustainable food production. Airlie Conference Center, now…
Eliza J. Reilly NCSCE Executive Director The vision of the National Center for Science and Civic Engagement is to empower citizens as responsible, lifelong learners who can apply the knowledge,…
The W. M. Keck Foundation recently awarded a grant to NCSCE to support Transcending Barriers to Success: Connecting Indigenous Knowledge to Science. The three-year project will establish and advance robust…
The National Center for Science and Civic Engagement at Stony Brook University hosted a meeting of over twenty experts, scholars, artists, and informal educators “Algorithms and Us.” Funded by a…
NCSCE is proud to announce its newest project, Maximizing Collective Impact Through Cross-Sector Partnerships: Planning a SENCER and NISE Net Collaboration. Support for this endeavor has been provided by The…
