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Join the MMSLN for a lunch time chat with Dr. Angela Kolonich from the CREATE for STEM Institute at MSU.

Join PERL in welcoming Dr. Mary Bridget Kustusch, who will be giving a seminar on October 22, asking the question 'How does one become a STEM education researcher?'.

The focus of this series will be on synchronous and asynchronous online learning, but we’ll also consider how to connect students to their learning communities through smartphones and local computers (no internet access).

We are excited to partner with @informalscience to bring you this month's interactive Webinar Panel on Identity Development and #STEM Learning on Oct. 27th @ 3pm EDT!

TOMORROW at 1pm: As we count down to next week, the College of Education's @AlyssaDunn618 will lead a workshop for instructors and will center equity and justice perspectives on teaching post-election. Participants will learn strategies for teaching on the day after and beyond and have opportunities for Q&A and small group discussions.

Join other leaders in biology and life science education for four days of renowned speakers, interactive workshops, informative sessions, and community events that you can't get anywhere else!

A lab’s culture influences everything from how its researchers work to how their careers advance. That’s why we’re leading a series of webinars on “Changing the Culture of Chemistry” -join us Nov 10 for the 1st conversation, “Race and Diversity in the Lab”.

Ladson-Billings’ research examines the pedagogical practices of teachers who are successful with African American students. She also investigates Critical Race Theory applications to education.

Come join #MEMSPAchat  on Twitter - a leading ed chat on Thursday at 8pm EST.

You are invited to the upcoming Mathematics Education Colloquium, on Friday, November 13, 2020, from 11:00 am-noon on Zoom. Dr. Anna DeJarnette and Dr. Casey Hord from the University of Cincinnati will be presenting Blending Perspectives: Studies of Discourse and Gesturing in Math and Special Education.