Front page | CREATE for STEM Institute

What is the CREATE for STEM Institute?

CREATE for STEM is a Michigan State University-sponsored institute with a broad mandate for Collaborative Research in Education, Assessment and Teaching Environments for the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. The institute is a collaboration between with colleges of Education and Natural Science, along with Engineering and Lyman Briggs, in coordination with the Office of the Provost.

About CREATE

Curriculum

CREATE for STEM has developed highly-researched curricula which are available as OpenSciEd resources.

Global

CREATE for STEM has a global perspective on STEM education research, and has collaborated with many international partners.

Artificial Intelligence

CREATE for STEM is leading the conversation about AI in STEM education research.

Events

14 May 16:00

CREATE Mini Conference 2025

Please join us at CREATE's 10th Mini Conference on Wednesday, May 14, 2025. We will be at the MSU STEM building for the third year and are grateful to be able to utilize this wonderful space for our program.&nbs
07 May 16:00

MSU Ethics Institute AI Summit, May 7, 2025

Mark your calendars for the MSU AI Summit on Wednesday, May 7, 2025, in the STEM Teaching and Learning Facility.
23 Apr 15:00

CREATE at AERA 2025 in Denver, CO

It's time for the AERA Annual Conference 2025! This year, there are more than 2,500 sessions to choose from. We hope to see you at a CREATE presentation.

Featured News

CREATE SEED grant funds outdoor science instruction project

Congratulations to Dr. Cory Miller and team (Kara Haas, Ben Botwinski and Jillian Osbourne-Hawkins)! The group was awarded a $50,000 grant through CREATE for STEM to develop a program that helps assess the impact of increased observation and practicing of place-based, outdoor science instruction on preservice teachers' science identity.
College of Natural Science embraces generative AI tools

Generative artificial intelligence is changing how faculty in the College of Natural Science are teaching. Professor Melanie Cooper is developing her own AI-powered chatbot to give students instant, detailed feedback on homework—and eventually, on exams
$10M Grant Awarded to Advance Science Education in Rural South

Using the award-winning Multiple Literacies in Project-Based Learning (ML-PBL) curriculum as a starting point, the newly developed Collaborate Science (ColSci) curriculum will focus on 4th grade students and is designed to promote the teaching and learning of science and literacy in the rural south.

More News

College of Natural Science

Erickson Hall

What is the CREATE for STEM Institute?

Events

Featured News