Spotlight on Sammamish Teen Café
Editor's note: A couple of years ago at our workshop in Dallas we invited guest speakers, who were teens that created a Teen Science Café held at the Dallas Zoo. Most attendees noted how beneficial it was to hear from Teen Facilitators. We at the Teen Science Café Network are excited about Sammamish TSC because, like Dallas, it too was
Spotlight—Rhea Waldman
To start with, can you tell us in a nutshell about your Teen Café program? What's special or unique about it? Our Teen Café program was started with a group of 8 enthusiastic teens and 2 adult mentors last September. Our leadership team has chosen the title "STEM SAVVY" for the café and
Mind Control
STEM Savvy teens learned how their brains operate and how easily their brains can be tricked. With the use of an EEG they were able to track brain activity.
All in the Genes
The VTeen 4-H Science Pathways Café was thrilled to invite Dr. Debra Leonard, the chair of the University of Vermont Pathology Department, to speak about genes on March 30. We were extremely grateful that Dr. Leonard was able to take some time out of her busy schedule to teach us about how genomics and genetics are
Spotlight on Tokiwa Smith
To start with, can you tell us in a nutshell about your Teen Café program? What's special or unique about it? SEM Link’s Teen Café is a program of our Math and Science Career Academy, which is our program that engages K-12 students in career exploration and hands on STEM activities. This is our only
Building for Natural Disasters
The first ever Delaware Teen Science Café was titled “Building for Natural Disasters,” featuring guest speaker Richard Kimball and was organized by the Delaware Museum of Natural History. Richard Kimball is a fourth year architectural engineer student at Drexel University working to get his BS/MS degree. As a child, Mr. Kimball thought he wanted to become
Spilling the Tea on Climate Change
Penn Museum Teen Ambassadors: Spilling the Tea on Climate Change By Enya Xiang The Penn Museum Teen Ambassadors held their first 2019 Teen Science Cafe, Spilling Tea on Climate Change, this Tuesday, January 29th. Pairing fauna with flora, the team hosted Dr. Kate Moore, specialist in zooarchaeology, and Dr. Chantel White, specialist in archaeobotany. Lots of snacks
Spotlight—Cynthia Spratley
Tell us in a nutshell about your TSC program? The genesis for the York County Teen Science Café began in 2014, at a museum conference in Raleigh, NC where I chose to sit in a break-out session that the NC Museum of Natural Science was hosting about Teen Cafés. I had never experienced what the speakers described,
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