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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 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

18 Sep 19:00

24/25 CREATE for STEM Seminar Series kickoff! September 18, 2024

We are excited to welcome our friend and former colleague David Fortus on Wednesday, September 18 as we begin the new season of the CREATE Seminar Series at noon in the CREATE for STEM seminar space.
17 Sep 20:00

MSU-DOE Plant Research Laboratory - Tuesday seminars

This series features a weekly student or postdoc presentation. Seminar talks are held on Tuesdays at noon in a hybrid format.
12 Sep 22:30

Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior (EEB) Town Hall

The department of Ecology, Evolution and Behavior (EEB) at MSU sponsors weekly seminars throughout the academic year, featuring four special lecture types; the Spartan Eminent Lecture, Distinguished Alumni Lecture, Notable Dissertation Lectures, and Career Exploration Panels.

Featured News

New article on primary science curriculum design: Samuel Severance, Miley Adah Miller, and Joseph Krajcik

Don't miss the new article just published in the Studies on Science Education (Routledge), "IF science AND making AND computing: Insights for project-based learning and primary science curriculum design".
Advanced Computational Research Experience (ACRES) offers diverse research experience

ACRES, a summer Research Experience for Undergrads (REU) in computational and data science run jointly by the Department of Computational Mathematics, Science, and Engineering (CMSE) and the Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research (ICER) at Michigan State University.
Why Trust Science: Empowering Humanity with Reliable Knowledge

A brief essay, written by authors Bruce Alberts, Karen Hopkin and Keith Roberts, examines and explains how the science community creates reliable knowledge and is available with a free set of high quality teaching tools.

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What is the CREATE for STEM Institute?

Curriculum

Global

Artificial Intelligence

Events

24/25 CREATE for STEM Seminar Series kickoff! September 18, 2024

MSU-DOE Plant Research Laboratory - Tuesday seminars

Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior (EEB) Town Hall

Featured News

New article on primary science curriculum design: Samuel Severance, Miley Adah Miller, and Joseph Krajcik

Advanced Computational Research Experience (ACRES) offers diverse research experience

Why Trust Science: Empowering Humanity with Reliable Knowledge