Month: September 2020

All of us at the STEM Center would like to welcome one of our new graduate assistants, Carolyne. Carolyne is joining our Environmental Health Investigators team. In this post, Carolyne has developed her Environmental PhotoVoice narrative. PhotoVoice is one of the teaching tools we will be exploring this year with participants in our Environmental Health…

We hope you all enjoyed our week of Loss of the Night activities! Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or comments about those activities.   We are now going to transition into our next week full of Earth Challenge 2020 activities! Below are some interesting facts about air and plastic pollution.…

Hot off the Press!!! STEM Center research assistant, Ms. Samantha A. Murphy, recently published her research on the role of family burden and discrepancies between youth and parents on the Behavioral Assessment for Children System and the Postconcussive Symptoms Scale for youth with mild traumatic brain injuries. This research was published in the journal Child…

The weather may be cooling down, but STEM @ Home is not! This week, students can learn about heat and energy through a variety of activities, video content, and more! The applications of heat and energy are vast; this week’s activities range from sound waves to the growth and development of life to the ways…