Do Now U! Would You Support a Ban on Disposable Chopsticks?
NCSCE and KQED are partnering on Do Now U, a project that engages undergraduate students in online discussion through social media about current scientific issues. This week’s Do Now U…
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Painting and Printing with Bacterial Pigments
by Katayoun Chamany SENCER Leadership Fellow Mohn Family Professor of Natural Sciences and Math Eugene Lang College for Liberal Arts Photos taken by Clarence Elie Rivera (photographer), Luciana Scrutchen (faculty…
Do Now U! Should We Use Drones to Pollinate Crops?
NCSCE and KQED are partnering on Do Now U, a project that engages undergraduate students in online discussion through social media about current scientific issues. This week’s Do Now U…
Do Now U! Should We Bring Back Extinct Species?
NCSCE and KQED are partnering on Do Now U, a project that engages undergraduate students in online discussion through social media about current scientific issues. This week’s Do Now U…
SCI-Midwest Spring 2017 Meeting Considers New Opportunities for SENCER Regional Activities
by Robert Seiser, SCI-Midwest Co-Director Twenty SENCER newcomers and alumni gathered at Roosevelt University on April 8 for an extended roundtable discussion on “The present and future of SENCER,” sponsored…
SENCER Hawaiʻi Hosts Spring Meeting on Sustainability Education
by Ulla Hasager, SCI-West Co-Director On March 18, SENCER Hawaiʻi and the SENCER Center for Innovation-West, jointly hosted the 3rd Annual SENCER Hawaiʻi Spring Institute and SCI-West regional meeting at…
SCI-MidAtlantic SENCER Faculty and K-12 Teachers Meet to Incorporate Civic Engagement in K-12 Science Curriculum
by Kathy Browne, SCI-MidAtlantic Co-Director The SCI-MidAtlantic Regional Spring meeting on Saturday, March 25th at Rider University brought veteran SENCER faculty and numerous K-12 teachers together for a working session…
New Project with NISE Net to Strengthen STEM Learning and Explore Collective Impact Strategies
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…
SCI-Midwest Announces New Opportunities for Conversation and Implementation
SCI-Midwest and Roosevelt University are pleased to host a series of conversations and a funding opportunity this spring. The SCI-Midwest Regional Meeting will take place on Saturday, April 8, 2017,…
Do Now U! Do the Benefits of Aquaculture Outweigh Its Negative Impacts?
NCSCE and KQED are partnering on Do Now U, a project that engages undergraduate students in online discussion through social media about current scientific issues. This week’s Do Now U…