Laurel Bingman

Laurel Bingman (she/her) is the STEM Outreach Senior Specialist at Society for Science where she supports the development of professional learning for STEM educators, research curricula, and online learning opportunities across Science Education Programs.

Before joining the Society, Laurel was the Community Programs Coordinator at the Jackson Hole Children’s Museum where she coordinated community-focused programming and led various clubs & camps dedicated to hands-on learning. Previously, she was a Teacher & Field Instructor at Teton Science Schools where she engaged students in place-based outdoor environmental education as well as taught Spanish and music. Before moving to Jackson, Wyoming, she was a Science Teacher and Science Fair Coordinator at YES Prep Public Schools in Houston, TX where she taught high school biology & research classes using project-based learning methods and grew her district’s science fair program. Laurel received her Bachelor of Arts in Biological Sciences & Latin American Studies at Rice University in Houston, TX and her Master of Education in Curriculum & Pedagogy at the University of Toronto in Toronto, Canada.