FLAMEnet 2025 Invitation
FLAMEnet Past, Present, and Future: Building resilience in undergraduate science education
FLAMEnet is an NSF-funded Research Coordination Network that focuses on bringing together faculty, staff, students, and other stakeholders in higher education in order to improve STEM students’ experiences. They have developed community amongst biologists, chemists, physicists, psychologists, CTL leaders, through online and in-person dialogue where they discussed topics like faculty and students’ sense of belonging and mindset in STEM spaces.
The annual meeting will take place in-person at Georgia State University, with a synchronous virtual component - from Wednesday, June 18th to Friday, June 20th, 2025.
In this conference, they will return to the original purpose that brought this network together: exploring non-cognitive factors like fear of failure, mindset, and coping that impact student, faculty, and staff experiences in science disciplines in higher education. This conference is meant to be a place to learn more about these factors and develop tools to explore these factors and share your learning within your own professional contexts. They will also reflect on the work of this network over the years and bring together community voices in shaping our future!
Apply HERE. Deadline extended to Friday, April 4th.
FLAMEnet Board Members: Meredith Henry, Misael Romero-Reyes, Debbie Lichti, Stephen Podowitz-Thomas, and Dax Ovid
FLAMEnet Steering Committee: Jen Heemstra, Lisa Corwin, and Lou Charkoudian