SENCER Model Course: Chemistry and Ethnicity: Uranium and American Indians (2004) “Navajo Water Supply is More Horrific than Flint, But No One Cares Because they’re Native American” In the western…
SENCER Model Course: The Chicken (2014) “Chickens Weren’t Always Dinner for Humans” Evidence suggests that the domestication of chickens by humans dates from 7,000 to 10,000 years ago, but a…
The National Center for Science & Civic Engagement is awarding fifteen SENCER Summer Institute 2015 Post-Institute Implementation Awards that promote education reform at the course, campus, and regional level, connect…
Join Eliza Reilly (Deputy Executive Director - Programs, NCSCE) for an overview of the public conversation on humanities and STEM education, its broader relevance for our common civic aspirations, and…
On February 29, 2016 Principal Investigators and project staff for AISL (Advancing Informal STEM Learning) projects funded by the National Science Foundation will convene outside of Washington, DC for the…
Registration for the 2016 SENCER Summer Institute is now open. SSI 2016 will be hosted by Roosevelt University in Chicago, Illinois from July 28th - August 1, 2016. We have…
This webinar will address the implementation of social media and simple media production as tools to engage students in civic discourse through KQED's Do Now U project. In partnership with…
At the start of this year, NCSCE recruited two program assistant interns to support existing projects and planned events throughout the Spring 2016 semester. Mawusi Bridges, the Faculty Development Events…
Guide your thinking for developing global programs, projects, and institutional initiatives. Karen Kashmanian Oates (Dean of Arts & Sciences, Worcester Polytechnic Institute) will describe methods for creating a global program…
Last semester, Indiana State University professor Jim Speer's Introduction to Environmental Science class participated in Do Now U, a collaboration between NCSCE and KQED. For the project, students created science…
