It has now been eighteen years since the first SENCER Summer Institute was held at Santa Clara University. Few of us who attended that first meeting would have believed that…
Wendy Low, the newest member of the NCSCE team, brings experience with informal science education and civic engagement to current projects related to SENCER-ISE. Wendy will support partners engaged in…
Partnership Champions builds upon the National Center for Science and Civic Engagement (NCSCE) initiative SENCER-ISE (Science Education for New Civic Engagements and Responsibilities-Informal Science Education), which supports diverse cross-sector partnerships…
NCSCE and KQED are partnering on a new project, Do Now U. Do Now U engages undergraduate students in online discussions about current scientific issues through the innovative use of…
By Dara Wilson and Hailey Chenevert On Wednesday afternoon, April 20, 2016, informal education enthusiasts gathered in the National Geographic Society's Grosvenor Auditorium to reflect on the quintessential role of…
CAISE (Center for Advancement of Informal Science Education) hosted the 2016 AISL (Advancing Informal STEM Learning) Principal Investigators meeting outside of Washington, D.C. on February 29 through March 2. Documents…
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…
The Washington Symposium and SENCER-ISE National Meeting, From Nice to Necessary: Science in the Service of Democracy, was an opportunity for members of the SENCER community, and others interested in…
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…
