Category: STEM News

Florence Bascom was the first woman in the United States to receive a PhD from John Hopkins University, and only the second woman to receive a degree in geology. Her work has inspired many other female geologists. In a time when few women pursued  higher education, Bascom’s family actively supported her decisions and encouraged her…

Are you an educator looking to expand your skills as a STEM educator and researcher? Do you want to work with a great group of education professionals, scientists, and college students? If yes, our new employment opportunity may be what you’re looking for! We are hiring a new Program Coordinator! Check out the link to…

We have another new curriculum kit available for students in 4th or 5th grade! How Does Your Garden Grow is a Math and Science Hands On (M.A.S.H.) kit that can be utilized to teach students about the growing needs of plants through stem germination. Students will also gain a better understanding of roots, stems, and…

Today is World Soil Day, and this year’s theme is “Stop Soil Erosion, Save Our Future”. The purpose of this theme is to raise awareness about the importance soil has in sustaining healthy ecosystems and human well-being. When soil erodes, the effects may not be felt immediately but future generations will be greatly affected. For…

The STEM Center would like to wish everyone a happy and safe holiday season. Just a reminder that the STEM Resource Center will be closed from 11:00 am – 1:00 pm on Friday, December 13th for our holiday staff celebration. We will then close for the holiday break at 4:00 pm, December 20, and will…