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Advocate Program Webinars

The following webinars were created by the Lead Advocates in the Society’s Advocate Program. These teachers and mentors are experienced in leading all students in independent STEM research projects, such as science fair projects. These webinars contains their own strategies and tips on topics of their own choosing related to student research.

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Attending the Nobel Ceremony, Fika and a Nightcap in Stockholm

Two of Samuel's students with bat monitoring equipment on their school’s roof.

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Getting batty about STEM

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Check out these memoirs about Society alumni

Pablo, ICFJ fellow, with Macon Morehouse, News Director at Science News

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Science News hosts Mexican journalist through international fellowship program

 

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2020 Regeneron Science Talent Search Postponed

A group of Jeremy's students set up rodent traps.

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Seven days of SANITY in the Chiricahua Mountains

Sumathi and Simon, now and then.

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How two scientists’ love of science (and each other) led them to help thousands

Vince Joralemon (second from right) is a science and math teacher at Frank McCourt High School in New York City.

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How one teacher developed a robust research program for the underserved

 

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Society for Science & the Public Awards $100,000 to 28 STEM Teachers Across the Country

Demo Day is a community-wide festival where participants of Electric Girls’ Saturday Workshop program showcase what they’ve learned over the course of 12 weeks.

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Society powers Electric Girls

Teachers participate in a session at the HSRTC.

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The jury is in: High School Research Teachers Conference is making an impact