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06 May 17:00

CREATE for STEM Annual Mini-Conference, May 6, 2024

We are so excited to welcome Dr. Shirley Malcom from AAAS to our annual mini-conference event in May! 

You are welcome to attend without presenting a poster, but please consider presenting! This is a casual, fun, and exciting event and a great way to talk about your work with colleagues and friends. 

Link to registration: https://mini-conference2024.create4stem.org/

Registration is open! Advancing Science in Elementary Classrooms: A Call to Action
29 May 15:00

Advancing Science in Elementary Classrooms: A Call to Action, May 29, 2024

Please hold the date for 'Advancing Science in Elementary Classrooms, '  a day-long event at Michigan State University on Wednesday, May 29, 2024. This is the rescheduled "Moving Elementary Science Forward" conference that was originally planned for Fall 2023.

There is no fee to attend. However, registration is required. The website and registration are live! Please go to:

https://elemsciencematters.org

for more information and to register for the event. 

04 Jun 16:00

Health in Our Hands "End of Year" Meeting, June 4, 2024

Please join the Health In Our Hands team and partners from Flint/Genesee schools to hear the results of their external evaluation, celebrate accomplishments, make plans for next year, and discuss lessons learned. 

Breakfast is included! 8:45am breakfast; 9:00-10:15am program.

The location is the Genesee ISD Motivation Room, Room 119, 2413 Maple Rd. in Flint. 

Please register at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1xZTInceiCJa4E-dpHvnU9K57L0WKHA-O_8NWT349AtI/edit

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Clausell Mathis, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor, Physics and Dept. of Teacher Education

Dr. Clausell Mathis is an assistant professor at Michigan State University with a joint appointment in Lyman Briggs College and the Department of Teacher Education. He teaches physics and the senior capstone course at Lyman Briggs College. His research incorporates culture-based equitable approaches in the classroom, leveraging students' cultural resources to connect with physics phenomena. Dr. Mathis earned his Ph.D.