Science Slams – An Original Format to Increase Science Communication
by Sarah Kuppert, a recent graduate of George Mason University’s Department of Environmental Science and Policy, and Coordinator of the Chesapeake Bay SCI
by Sarah Kuppert, a recent graduate of George Mason University’s Department of Environmental Science and Policy, and Coordinator of the Chesapeake Bay SCI
Dr. Autumn Marshall, associate professor and academic chair of the nutrition department at Lipscomb University, delivered the final plenary address of the 2015 SENCER Summer Institute. Her presentation, "A Little…
The partnership between the University of Connecticut and the Connecticut Science Center, supported by SENCER-ISE, has been featured in the CAISE (Center for Advancement of Informal Science Education) Perspectives Blog…
During the 15th annual SENCER Summer Institute, SENCER Co-PI and SCI-MidAtlantic co-director Monica Devanas and her assistant Yuxi Chen captured film footage of various talks and presentations. This series highlights…
Victor Donnay's plenary address during the 2015 SENCER Summer Institute had a clear goal—to show the connection between mathematics and the issues people care about. Victor, who is the William…
During the 15th annual SENCER Summer Institute, SENCER Co-PI and SCI-MidAtlantic co-director Monica Devanas and her assistant Yuxi Chen captured film footage of various talks and presentations. This series highlights…
NCSCE and KQED are partnering on a new pilot project, Do Now U. Do Now U will engage undergraduate students in online discussions about current scientific issues through the innovative…
The William E. Bennett Award for Extraordinary Contributions to Citizen Science is given annually to both an individual and a team whose SENCER and other related activities have made exemplary…
Over the past fifteen years of SENCER (Science Education for New Civic Engagements and Responsibilities) work, we have had the privilege of developing new programs spurred by needs or innovations…
A team of SENCER representatives and practitioners traveled to Hawaiʻi in February and March for ten intensive days of meetings, conversations, consultations, and site visits with the state's students, educators,…