NREL’s University Partnerships Program is pleased to invite you to a webinar: Opportunities to Expand Energy Education for Community Colleges and Technical Schools, April 24th, from 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. (MST). This 90-minute webinar will include a panel and Q&A session with NREL staff and community college partners, a discussion on energy careers, and … Continue Reading
Sign Up Today! Join CREATE for an upcoming webinar that explores how embracing student curiosity can transform education and spark real-world change. In this session, Chris Brown, an educator and former STEM Fellowship participant, will share his classroom strategies and curriculum that began with a simple question from students about campus lighting and grew into … Continue Reading
Join IREC on March 19 at 2:00 p.m. ET for our next “Lunch and Learn” webinar, where we’ll demystify the process of developing Registered Apprenticeship standards. In this session, we’ll break down the complexities and provide you with practical insights to navigate this crucial aspect of workforce development. Developing effective Registered Apprenticeship standards is essential … Continue Reading
This Webinar is Complete Join CREATE and presenter Jennifer Langston, Science Faculty, for an informative webinar on building solar, wind and water powered devices using K’Nex Renewable Energy sets. In this webinar, you will be exposed to a hands-on lesson that will explore the fundamentals of solar energy by constructing and testing solar-powered models using … Continue Reading
Rescheduled – Date TBD Join CREATE for a webinar on the successful P.O.W.E.R. Program, a seven-year initiative that transforms high school students into leaders in energy conservation and renewable energy. Participants engage in hands-on projects, develop leadership and communication skills through workshops with industry experts, and strengthen community ties by connecting with local businesses. The … Continue Reading
This Webinar is Complete Join us with instructor Jason Wade for an insightful webinar designed for STEM educators introducing a hands-on energy unit. This interactive lesson challenges students to design and build a model car powered by solar energy that seamlessly switches to electric power at the push of a button. Learn how to inspire … Continue Reading
This Webinar is Complete! Join us for an engaging CREATE Energy Webinar with instructor Greg Hogan where we’ll explore two dynamic, hands-on lessons that bring electricity to life in the classroom! Lesson 1: The Electric SpiderKick off your Electricity Chapter with an exciting activity that demonstrates static electricity in action! Students will create an “electric … Continue Reading
When: Tuesday, Feb 25 at 1PM EST Join the NSF ATE EARTh Center for an informal discussion during the February ATE Central Office Hour and participate in a demonstration with Center Associate Director, Josh Webb, as they explore how educators can utilize the power of AI in curriculum development and job task analysis for new … Continue Reading
This Webinar is Complete Please join us for an engaging webinar on seamlessly integrating energy education into core content areas. With a passion for sustainability and practical teaching strategies, our presenter Assistant Professor at the University of St. Francis, Abigail Dutcher-Langley, will share innovative approaches to embedding energy concepts into reading and math instruction, making … Continue Reading
Join the Solar Ready Vets Network for a virtual solar industry hiring fair in partnership with Hiring Our Heroes! Veterans, service members, military spouses, and caregivers are invited to connect with top solar industry employers at the upcoming Virtual Hiring Fair. This event presents a unique opportunity to explore a wide range of open positions, … Continue Reading
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