Sep. 18-26, 2020
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New Mexico Science FiestaExplora has announced their 5th Annual NM Science Fiesta, a VIRTUAL week-long celebration of science! Kids, teens, & adults can join in & participate in STEAM activities led by professionals. The events are organized as part of Science Destinations, Science in the Community, or the NM Science Fiesta Expo & all demonstrations are free to attend!
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Sep. 2, 2020
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Community Conversation: Education & Workforce
The Community Partnerships Office at Los Alamos National Laboratory is hosting a community discussion on September 2nd at 8:30am with a focus on education & workforce development. LANL Director Thom Mason will speak at the virtual event. NM Cabinet Secretaries of Workforce Development & Public Education have also been invited to speak. Topics will include workforce needs, partnerships, and Q&A.
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Aug. 28, 2020
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Observing Variable Stars from SpaceInvestigate the brightness variations of stars with Joyce Guzik as she discusses her research using data from the NASA TESS spacecraft & Austria-Poland-Canada BRITE Constellation satellites. The stars Dr. Guzik studied are younger & more massive than the Sun, but like the Sun, they fuse hydrogen into helium in their cores. Come & listen to Dr. Guzik explain the questions that her research hopes to answer, & see the light curves & stellar pulsation frequencies! Presented by the Pajarito Environmental Education Center.
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Aug. 21, 2020
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Neutrinos: The Ghosts From Space
Did you know billions of tiny, invisible particles stream through your body every second? Called neutrinos, these almost-undetectable particles are critical to understanding the sun, the universe, & ourselves. Join astrophysicist Jonah Miller at 7PM for a live-streamed astronomy talk as he tells the fascinating story of neutrinos, including a mine located 2km beneath Sudbury, Ontario; Antarctica; massive black holes; the life of our sun; & the death of massive stars! Presented by the Pajarito Environmental Education Center.
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Summer 2020
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Summer Science Institute: COVID-19 & Modeling
Members of the Supercomputing Challenge support the science community helping our state respond to COVID-19. Dr. David R. Scrase, Cabinet Secretary for Health & Human Services, is joining local computer scientists, data experts, & epidemiologists for a free webinar series explaining the science & data behind epidemics & the use of computational models. This is a great opportunity for students in competitions, the Supercomputing Challenge community, parents, mentors, sponsors, & anyone curious to learn more about computational modeling & its real-life application to pandemics.
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August 9, 2020
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Virtual Family Mornings
Join this fun, family-oriented event on Sunday, August 9th at 10am with the Museum of International Folk Art. Featuring Grab-and-Go Art Kits, a Zoom program with Story Time, & a Show-and-Tell session, these events are engaging for all ages. August's theme is “Tricksters & Yokai”.
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2020
April - June 2020
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NM 2020 STEM SYMPOSIUM |
CSPD Week
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Computer Science Professional Development Week (CSPD Week)
June 1-5, 2020 CSPD Week is a virtual/blended week of PD dedicated to Computer Science Education. Organized by Computer Science Alliance and delivered by a variety of experienced facilitators, we will run the PD to allow for our new reality of social distancing by doing it via remote learning platforms. We will still spend June 1-5, 2020 with other educators and CS professionals to learn more about CS and a range of fantastic opportunities to integrate CS into any and all content areas and grade levels OR to offer CS courses, clubs, and after school programs for elementary, middle, and high school students. Last year we had over 220 educators K- higher ed join us to learn about curriculum and resources to bring CS to our NM students. To find out more about the strands and to register: https://computersciencealliance.org/professional-development/ |
K-12 Arts Integration and STEAM
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Welcome to the world’s largest arts integration and STEAM education conference for teachers. Join us for 2 crazy-good days of learning with thousands of other classroom and arts educators. You’ll also get 10 curated previous sessions upon registration – so you can immediately begin earning hours. It’s all online – so it’s flexible, affordable and practical, too. Just log in, learn and go!
To find out more and to register online: https://artsintegrationconference.com |
July 7 - 12, 2020
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Los Alamos ScienceFest 2020
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This year, Los Alamos ScienceFest is coming to you virtually! The annual free event has been expanded to offer the same great lectures, discussions, live demonstrations and engaging Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM) activities and experiences. Join this year's Los Alamos ScienceFest 20/20: Eyes on the Future from home!
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April 17, 2020
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Twirl's 6th Annual Invent Event
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April 22, 2020
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Virtual Hike Coding Challenge
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April 27, 2020
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Supercomputing Challenge"Supercomputing Challenge students have spent the past year working on computational projects of their design. Rather than canceling the Expo presentations that are normally done in person at Los Alamos National Labs, the Challenge will pioneer an online alternative to our annual Expo on April 27th by moving student final presentations, judging and an award ceremony to a virtual platform.
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Monday
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NM STEM Signing DayClick this link to access the live online event
https://vimeo.com/showcase/nmstemsigningday Celebrate New Mexico students from across the state as they continue their education and goal to attain a STEM degree. Five scholarship winners will be drawn during the event and we will hear from New Mexico leaders and top STEM professionals from across New Mexico. hashtag #NMSTEMSigningDay on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. |
May 6 -16, 2020
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Northern Youth Project
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