We’re extremely excited to announce that we are undergoing a huge name change!
The Michael B. Silevitch and Claire J. Duggan Center for STEM Education seeks to build and support a community of educators, researchers, and students with the collective goal of strengthening the K-20 STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) educational ecosystem.
Despite the new name, our goals remain the same. The Center for STEM Education aims to:
- Build, support and sustain a community of individual, institutional and organizational support in STEM engagement, enrichment and persistence.
- Impact advancement in STEM education through expanded collaboration, mentoring and training to increase access and diversity in STEM.
- Increase student involvement with STEM subjects and careers by designing, implementing and supporting academic and extracurricular programs in STEM fields.
Students put their heads together in order to design the best catapult!
Students watch as paper rockets fly as Program Manager Nicolas Fuchs test their creations.
