10 Ways TSCN’s Asset Map will Influence your Teen Science Café
The Teen Science Café Network (TSCN) is seeking adult leader participation in our network-wide survey, which is designed to gather information about adult leaders and their café sites. TSCN will use survey responses to create a visual, interactive map displaying adult leader skill sets to share & improve, technology used, and community partnerships. Future versions of the map will include
Virtual Purple Martin Nest Checks
About 15 years ago, we established a Purple Martin colony in front of our school.
Seeking Guides for Onboarding New Members
We seek five energetic individuals with experience in leading an informal science education program to serve in the role of Guide. The Guides will share responsibility for recruiting and mentoring new member sites with support from the National Resource Center.
Inside, the Café: Virtual Café Series
Inside the Café encourages similar science cafés across the nation to not hesitate to step into the virtual world.
Spotlight on Kelsea Gustavson
My favorite part is looking forward to what the Teen Ambassadors will bring to their discussions.Playing at Health Game: Is Inequality Making Us Sick?
A focus on health topics doesn't mean we're limited to nursing or medical careers at the NKU Teen Health Science Cafe.
Spotlight on Becca Holloway
My favorite part of our program is the Teen Leadership Team there would not be a Delaware Teen Science Café without them.
Hidden No More: Shedding Light on Science Stories in the Shadow Opportunity
Members of the Teen Science Cafe Network are invited to apply to host the Hidden No More: Shedding Light on Science Stories in the Shadows. Contact hall@scieds.com by May 15
Upcoming Virtual Teen Café Events
Join us for a series of teen cafe events sponsored by the Houston, Texas based Inside the Café Teen Cafe Program and the VTeen Science Pathways Café.
Computer Hacking Fundamentals
White Hacking with Neale Picket is one of our favorite events. So cool!
Avalanches!
Teens learned how strong snow on top of weak snow causes an avalanche to happen.