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Check out these upcoming fall STEM events
09.18.18
The school year is off to quite a bang! In addition to our upcoming convening on the Food Security Design Challenge, the calendar is
How this Fab Lab builds a movement, including a summit in June
05.29.18
Many STEM educators believe that Fab Labs are truly fabulous. The small-scale fabrication laboratories, which are finding their way into more schools, are usually
Students get their hands dirty at Cedar Point through new STEM event
05.24.18
Anywhere people have a bit of fun, we’ll probably make a bit of a mess. At amusement parks, the business is fun. That means
School takes design challenge to new level proving “We’ve Got Heart”
04.16.18
Last fall, OSLN presented Ohio’s students with a statewide design challenge: Work as a team to fight heart disease and help your community become
NASA grants launch students into design thinking
04.02.18
Last August, NASA awarded $125,000 across nine organizations, challenging them to bring NASA educational content to students across Ohio. Khalila Thomas directed this project
Career tech education still strong after 100 years
03.26.18
Today’s career-technical education doesn’t look much like the shop class or home economics lessons of past generations. Such traditional “vocational” education — teaching the
MakerMinded enriches classrooms without burdening teachers
03.19.18
MakerMinded competition sounds enticing: Have students participate in STEM- and manufacturing-related activities, programs and experiences listed on the MakerMinded web site; document and showcase
Early College, Early Career starts students on shop floors to fill growing, complex jobs in manufacturing
02.23.18
Many manufacturers across the United States are begging for skilled workers to fill positions, and manufacturers in northeastern Ohio are no exception. Enter MAGNET
CDC fellowship leaves teacher “awestruck,” applications close Jan. 15
12.21.17
“As a science nerd, I was awestruck” This July, teachers from across the country will gather at the CDC headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia for
