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“STEM Outreach”

Organizations that will have booths at the STEM Experiential Hall.

STEM experiences and opportunities for Middle School Research Teachers Conference attendees

As a Society Advocate in 2019-2020, Raj Rajnarayanan created a paid summer internship program.

How one Society Advocate created a summer research program

Advocate Debbie Morgan and her students in a lab.

Society for Science awards nearly $350,000 to 66 teachers mentoring students from underserved groups in science and engineering research at home

Reny Mathew, a science teacher at Greyhills Academy High School in Tuba City, Arizona, has been a part of the Society’s Advocate Program for the past two years.

How one Society Advocate has nurtured American Indian students in science

David Lockett used a STEM Research Grant to build a multi-year, hands-on citrus greening research program.

How one Florida teacher is training the citrus greening-fighters of tomorrow

Learn Fresh Education Company will receive a $5,000 grant to fund a Family Resource Center on the program’s online platform, as part of their broader initiative to implement NBA Math Hoops at home.

Society for Science & the Public invests $75,000 in 18 diverse, community-driven STEM organizations

Kehkashan Khan adapted her in-class lessons for the virtual classroom by posting Science News articles and corresponding worksheets online.

Using SNHS resources to keep students engaged, especially in the Virtual Classroom

Patrycja Krakowiak's classroom

Virtual learning with SNHS resources

Andrea Distelhurt students

Teacher notes: Here’s How SNHS Has Become an Integral Part of This Florida Teacher’s Classroom

Bill Wallace and Tina Gibson spoke about how to conduct life sciences research at home.

At Virtual Regeneron ISEF, educators shared top tips for researching at home

Debbie Morgan hosts a online

Teachers foray into the world of webinars and share their key best practices

Linda sent her students all the materials they needed to make the best fried rice at home.

Teacher notes: Continuing science outside the classroom with fried rice