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NCSCE and KQED are partnering on Do Now U, a project that engages undergraduate students in online discussions through social media about current scientific issues. This week's Do Now U…
NCSCE and KQED are partnering on Do Now U, a project that engages undergraduate students in online discussions through social media about current scientific issues. This week's Do Now U…
Karen Kackley and Eileen Grodziak hosted the SCI-MidAtlantic regional meeting at Penn State Lehigh Valley on October 29. The focus of the meeting was "SENCER: STEM and the ARTS," with…
Dr. Rikki Wagstrom, an Engaging Mathematics Institutional Partner and Associate Professor of Mathematics at Metropolitan State University, published a teaching manual containing two modules for use in either a standard…
The National Center for Science & Civic Engagement is awarding nine SENCER Summer Institute 2016 Post-Institute Implementation Awards that advance science education and civic engagement. Grants will support projects addressing…
In an effort to expand our visual communication, NCSCE is launching a series of photo contests to source and highlight images that convey the broad scope of our community, our…
NCSCE and KQED are partnering on Do Now U, a project that engages undergraduate students in online discussions through social media about current scientific issues. This week’s Do Now U…
On October 24, Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) hosted thought leaders from academia, industry, and the government for a day-long workshop focused on issues of water supply abundance, access, and safety.…
On October 21, 40 members of the NCSCE community and partners convened at the headquarters of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) for The Ecosystem of Science…
By Nina Leonhardt, College Associate Dean for Continuing Education This all-day regional meeting at SUNY Suffolk on October 15 brought together 35 faculty and administrators from diverse educational institutions: the…
NCSCE and KQED are partnering on Do Now U, a project that engages undergraduate students in online discussions through social media about current scientific issues. This week's Do Now U…