Registration is now open for the Nebraska Math and Science Summer Institutes. This summer we are offering 14 courses designed with K-12 math and science teachers in mind. Read on to learn more about this year's course offerings for science teachers. Continue reading…
The Greater Nebraska Science and Engineering Fair includes anyone in grades 6-12 attending a school in eastern portion of Nebraska, between the Missouri River and Clay County. Continue reading…
GeoNet is a professional development initiative designed to connect and support Nebraska science educators through workshops, field trips, and collaborative curriculum development. Teachers will receive a stipend for their time. Continue reading…
The National Academy of Sciences will hold their 162th annual meeting on April 25-27. Several sessions and ceremonies will be livestreamed and available on YouTube afterwards. Continue reading…
Do you have young people in your life who could use some STEM inspiration? You can request virtual cards written by STEM professionals to encourage them to continue their STEM journey. Continue reading…
Misinformation about science can lead to harmful outcomes, and concern about the spread of misinformation has grown significantly in recent years. To this end, the Board on Science Education is leading a study to characterize the nature and scope of the problem of misinformation about science. Continue reading…
Come visit the University of Nebraska State Museum at Morrill Hall for their monthly Investigate activity. This month they'll have a variety of stations exploring the idea of Sustainability, including educational stations designed by museum educators and local high school students. Continue reading…
You are invited to Careers in Ag Technology Day on April 15. This event will feature hands-on activities; current student, alumni, and faculty panels, a next steps session for parents/guardians; facility tours, and a chance to explore CASNR's one-of-a-kind Agricultural Systems Technology major. Continue reading…