Events
CREATE for STEM hosts, sponsors and supports exciting events during the academic year; we are delighted to help promote other STEM education events at Michigan State University and in the larger STEM education research community. Please let us know if you are having an event that we can help advertise.
We have one more science seminar series event planned for April 16; Rebeckha Fussell from Cornell University will be visiting the PERL lab and spending some time in CREATE on April 17. The annual mini-conference is scheduled for Wednesday, May 14, 2025. We are excited to welcome our keynote speaker, Dr. Noah Feinstein, from the University of Madison-WI. The format this year will be different than years before - watch for more information coming soon!
Past Events
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26 Aug 07:00
Enhancing Science and Engineering Pre-K through Fifth Grade - NAS
Register now! The committee will engage in conversations to discuss critical issues for elementary science and engineering education. -
25 Aug 22:15
Free virtual learning sessions from Wayne RESA, August 25, 2020
Join #WRESA next week for short bursts of learning as we explore how to start the school year in a remote setting. Free, one hour virtual sessions! -
20 Aug 21:00
Free Back-to-school event, hosted by @CSSSupervisors, @NSTA, and @nselascience, August 20, 2020
A new series of back-to-school considerations from @CSSSupervisors, NSTA, and @nselascience empower educators to plan for the fall in ways that center students in science teaching and learning. -
17 Aug 07:00
Summer 2020 NextGeneration Project-Based Learning support registration is now open!
We are excited to announce our virtual Summer 2020 NextGen PBL support for MSU CREATE for STEM curricular resources! -
12 Aug 19:00
Don't miss Danny Caballerro on #IHeartNatSci, August 12, 2020
Join #IHeartNatSci professor Danny Caballero on Wednesday, Aug. 12 at Noon (EST). He will outline the important challenges in science education and how we are beginning to address them using machine learning. -
29 Jul 02:00
Free livestream from the Royal Institution! On gravity: July 28, 2020
Physicist Anthony Zee gives a tour of Einstein's general theory of relativity and looks at future mysteries such as quantum gravity, dark matter and energy. -
28 Jul 07:00
Free Professional Learning: Health in Our Hands, begins July 28, 2020
Health in Our Hands (HIOH) is curriculum for middle school life science that aligns with Michigan Science Standards, uses project-based learning to investigate critical community health concerns, connects the classroom to the community, builds social and emotional competencies, and introduce STEM careers. -
27 Jul 07:00
NSTA STEM 2020 Virtual event, July 27-30, 2020
NSTA's STEM20: Virtual Event will feature an engaging array of sessions, panels, and presentations focused on the latest developments and insights on the most important topics and issues affecting the STEM education community today. -
23 Jul 07:00
NSTA Virtual Workshop, July 23-24, 2020. Assessing 3D Learning
In this workshop, participants will begin by learning how to leverage student artifacts as part of a formative assessment cycle using a student work analysis protocol. Participants will also gain experience using science assessment tasks screening tools. -
30 Jun 20:00
STEM Ecosystem webinar series! Community as a Campus, June 30, 2020
Join us Tuesday, June 30 at 1 PM ET for an introduction to the Community as a Campus. -
30 Jun 19:00
International Asteroid Day, June 30, 2020. Don't miss this family-friendly event!
Asteroid Day is a dynamic awareness and educational program to inspire the world about asteroids – their role in the formation of our solar system, how we can use their resources, how asteroids can pave the way for future exploration and finally how we can protect our planet from asteroid impacts. -
26 Jun 22:00
MMSLN Science Chat, June 26, 2020
The Michigan Mathematics and Science Leadership Network is hosting another 'Science Chat' this Friday, 6/26, at 3pm. Guests this week are Dr. Angie Calabrese-Barton and Dr. Edna Tan, along with some of their colleagues.
