Sign up for the Share-a-Thon! One of our goals in AMSE is to connect our members with opportunities to share their expertise. We are really excited that this year, all AMSE sponsored sessions in St. Louis will be presented by AMSE members! If you didn’t submit a proposal for a presentation, there’s still another … Continue reading Sign Up For The Share-a-Thon!
We Are Celebrating our Diversity this Black History Month! And, we’ll keep celebrating after today! We’re excited to honor our AMSE history with you at our 30th anniversary celebration in St. Louis April 11th-14th! We hope you are able to join us! Along with the festivities, get ready for the Alice J. Moses Breakfast, … Continue reading Celebrate Diversity
Member Shout-Outs Since the Atlanta Conference, we’ve gained x new members! An AMSE membership means connection to a community of science educators committed to equity. Talk to people about AMSE and help us broaden our coalition. Photo: 2018 Shell Urban Science Educator awardee and AMSE membership committee-person Chander Jenkins attended the PASCO session with her co-worker and new AMSE recruit Rachelle Christian.
Opportunities for AMSE Members Another of our organizations goals is to recruit and involve teachers of all underrepresented groups in science education. To this end, remember to check out the NSTA site and begin thinking about for which awards and honors you’d like to apply. See the full list here and apply by Dec. 17, 2018! Also be sure … Continue reading Opportunities for AMSE Members
March For Science & #RedforEd This month, educators across the country showed up to advocate for science and investment in public education. Important conversations about equity and justice have also been taking place in the context of these demonstrations. How has your work as a science educator intersected with your activism? What discussions are taking … Continue reading March For Science & #RedforEd
PLI-6—Shell One-Day Institute: Embracing an Equitable Mindset: Developing Culturally Proficient Leaders Audience: K–12 teachers, Science Specialists, STEM Coordinators, Professional Developers, Administrators Presenters: Natacia Campbell, NSTA Multicultural and Equity Division Director and Director of Human Resources, Joliet Public Schools District 86, Joliet, IL; Andrea Evans, Director, Carruthers Center for Inner City Studies, Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago, Illinois Framing Questions … Continue reading Shell One-Day Institute: Embracing an Equitable Mindset: Developing Culturally Proficient Leaders
The Association for Multicultural Science Education (AMSE) is pleased to honor the service of former NSTA President, Alice J. Moses, with an annual breakfast at the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) Conference which is sponsored by Pearson Education. This event will be held on Friday, March 16, 2018 at Omni Hotel at CNN Center – … Continue reading 2018 Alice J. Moses Breakfast
Vernier Software & Technology Partners with the Association for Multicultural Science Education With Vernier support, AMSE members will share the importance of diversity and equity in science classrooms during regional NSTA conferences BEAVERTON, Oregon, September 12, 2017 — Vernier Software & Technology has partnered with the Association for Multicultural Science Education (AMSE), an … Continue reading Vernier partners with A.M.S.E.
Congratulations to Dr. Sharon Delesbore for receiving the 2017 National Science Education Leadership Association (NSELA) Outstanding Administrative Support Award. This prestigious award recognizes and honors an outstanding administrator who, through their professional work, has demonstrated exemplary support for science education at the school, district, and/or county level. This award honors an administrator whose primary responsibility … Continue reading Dr. Sharon Delesbore awarded NSELA Outstanding Administrative Support Award