Manhattan-Ogden STEM

STEM Summer Institute starts on June 5th. We have over 300 excited students ready to explore 23 STEMazing classes. Look for a reminder email on June 1.

Great collaboration with the STEM Coaches from USD475 today. Thanks to TR for sharing your school!

MACE Conference . What a great first day! My head is exploding with all the new knowledge. Love the keynote! Thanks for all that help to organize the event!

Since it is so nice out, here is some baseball science. Happy weekend! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUfJGNmY07Q

Understanding the Physics of Baseball NIU Assistant Professor of Physics Jahred Adelman explains how a scientific approach to baseball can determine the team's success. Adelman first explored thi...

National Engineers Week is February 20 - 24 and I would love to have some local engineers visit with our students. Got the West Campus covered already. Contact me if you can help.

Put February 7th at 4:30pm on your calendars- come hear Dr. Allbaugh, from NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, talk about the Mars Mission in room 101 Cardwell Hall KSU

STEM education is not an option anymore!

Engineering is Elem. ‏

Register today for our upcoming online professional development session: http://hubs.ly/H05GHnd0

Investigating What Makes Integration Between STEM Subjects Meaningful Investigating What Makes Integration Between STEM Subjects Meaningful Join us in this interactive, online session to discover what attributes of STEM lessons foster truly meaningful connections between content areas. Registrants will receive an email with the link to join on the day of the event. *P...

At AMS with the Sphero robots to test students coding skills.

Make snowflakes in shapes of scientists http://www.symmetrymagazine.org/article/december-2014/deck-the-halls-with-nobel-physicists

Deck the halls with Nobel physicists Symmetry presents a physics twist on the craft of cutting paper snowflakes.

Thanks to KSU's ACM for hosting another Saturday of Coding for our local students. Next session will be in February.

New coding club called CoderDojo in Manhattan sponsored by the Association of Computer Machinery Club at KSU. The goal for this program is to expose students to coding in a creative and informal environment. Whether they are brand new to coding or interested in learning Scratch, their mentors will be there to help. Session is Saturday, December 3rd from 10 AM - 12 PM. The session will be held in DUE 1114 in the new Kansas State College of Engineering Expansion. Target age group is 5th grade to 12th grade. Parent required if under 12 years old. https://zen.coderdojo.com/dojo/us/manhattan-ks/manhattan-ks

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