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Celebrate CTE Month with NASA HUNCH

ACTE NASA HUNCH Student Video Contest winnerThe Association for Career & Technical Education and NASA HUNCH’s annual student video challenge is open to students in elementary, middle, and high school enrolled in a CTE or project-based course or program. This year’s theme: Advancing Space Exploration through Manufacturing. Submit videos by April 1, 2021.

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Window On Our World

Astronaut Jessica Meir snaps photos in ISS cupolaBuilt for engineering and science discovery, the International Space Station’s cupola also delivers awe and inspiration. Get a glimpse of the engineering behind this iconic addition to the ISS along with classroom activities and resource links as we celebrate 20 years of human habitation in space.

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ASEE Master Class on Effective Teaching

brain on map illustrationJoin engineering educator Barbara Oakley, creator of “Learning How to Learn,” the world’s most popular MOOC, for an ASEE master class on using brain-science insights to create a practical guide for instructors of all levels. January 6-8, 2021, 1 to 4 p.m. Eastern. Register HERE.

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Research Conference for STEM Teachers

Society for Science and the Public research teachers conference participantsWant to involve your middle or high school STEM students in rigorous research and top-level competions but not sure how? Sign up to attend the Society for Science & the Public’s annual research teachers conference – all expenses paid! Lottery closes August 15, 2020 for the middle school virtual conference September 11-13 or high school conference October 2-4.

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ASEE Virtual STEM Summer Camp

Engineering tools maker illustrationTo support parents everywhere and provide access to hands-on STEM activities, the American Society for Engineering Education’s P-12 Commission is offering online summer camps for students in grades K-8. Check out these and other virtual summer STEM programs!

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Power Play

solar energy farmBreakthrough technology from an engineering research center could help prevent blackouts while allowing the grid to run on solar and other clean energy sources.

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X-STEM: Free Livestream Series May 13-18

Astronaut Jessica Meir at 2018 USA Science and Engineering FestivalThis spring’s USA Science & Engineering Festival may have been postponed but its popular X-STEM presentations have moved online, offering free, livestream discussions with inspiring engineers, explorers, and researchers May 13-18 – including a special guest appearance by Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease specialist. Perfect for engaging your STEM students at home!

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ASEE Implement Engineering Grants

WPI Seeds of STEM student engineering projectsThe American Society for Engineering Education’s Pre-college Engineering Education (PCEE) Division offers $500 and $800 grants to help P-12 teachers implement an engineering project in their classroom. Apply by Jul1 1, 2020.

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Join ASEE for “At Home With Engineering” Virtual Conference

2020 ASEE Virtual Conference logoASEE’s Pre-College Engineering Education (PCEE) division invites teachers to participate in high-quality professional development June 22-26 at ASEE’s first-ever Virtual Conference, where they will learn best practices for integrating engineering and STEM in their P-12 classroom. The PCEE will cover both annual ASEE and division dues for the first 35 non-member teachers who register and pay to participate in ASEE’s “At Home with Engineering Education” Virtual Conference.

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