New England SENCER Center for Innovation Co-Directors Karen Oates (Worcester Polytechnic Institute), Rob Sanford (University of Southern Maine), and Winnie Yu (Southern Connecticut State University) recently hosted ‘Water Innovation in…
by Monica Devanas, SCI-MidAtlantic Co-Director, Rutgers University Jason Schanker, Molloy College Molloy College, a gem of a campus in Rockville Centre New York was the host institution for the SCI…
We invite all members of the SENCER community to join us as we launch the STEM-Humanities Consortium, a loose affiliation of higher education faculty who are actively engaged in working…
Application deadline: September 25, 2017 The National Center for Science and Civic Engagement (NCSCE) at Stony Brook University recently received a grant, Transcending Barriers to Success: Connecting Indigenous and Western…
On September 15th and 16th, more than 20 members of the NCSCE and SENCER community came together for a retreat on Values-Based Academic Leadership at Roosevelt University in Chicago. This…
Science Education and Civic Engagement: An International Journal is accepting submissions for its winter issue until the first week of October. Please send your article to Marcy Dubroff (mdubroff@fandm.edu). If…
Science Education and Civic Engagement - An International Journal (SECEIJ) is thrilled to announce that Dr. Matt Fisher from Saint Vincent College has been named as the new Co-Editor-in-Chief. He…
The 2017 SENCER Summer Institute, hosted by Stony Brook University on August 3-6, brought together more than 200 participants from more than 100 institutions to hear from experts about issues…
The National Center is considering hosting a series of online conversations via Twitter about topics important to the NCSCE community at large. The tweet-ups would be an opportunity to build…
David Burns, NCSCE Executive Director Emeritus, recently wrote a letter on the occasion of the 2017 SENCER Summer Institute, as he celebrated his 70th birthday with his family in Italy.…
