Spotlight
A Woman of Many Hats—Spotlight on Mickey Jo Sorrell
The best thing about the Café is the teens!
Digital Engagement Draws Teens — Spotlight on Kathryn Rende
Located in the heart of Downtown Raleigh, NC is where you'll find one of the most architecturally sophisticated buildings in the country. The North Carolina Museum of Natural Science, is also where we find a very sophisticated member of the Teen Science Café Network. This month we shine the spotlight on Kathryn Rende.
Listen to Your Teens — Spotlight on Kathyrn Riddle Penzkover
Kathryn has a diverse background in engineering and science education. She is currently working at the University of Colorado in the Science Discovery department.
Watching Teens and Scientists Grow — Spotlight on Holly Pope
For two and a half years, Holly Pope has been at the helm of the Gateway Teen Science Café at the St. Louis Science Center.
Sleepless in Seattle — Spotlight on Tony Smith
When you think of Seattle, cheesy movies, the Space Needle, Coffee, and Pike Place Fish Market might be the first things that come to mind. But did you know Seattle is also home to the Pacific Science Center? The Pacific Science Center began as the United States Science Pavilion during the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair. Millions came to explore the wonders of
Gateway to Teen Science Cafes — Spotlight on Carolyn Noe
Built along the western bank of the Mississippi River, on the border with Illinois is where we find Carolyn Noe and the Gateway City.
Taking a Left at Albuquerque — Spotlight on Teresa Madrid
It's difficult to describe Albuquerque, both ancient and cutting edge, equal parts cool and quaint. It's an oasis in the high desert. Full of people with rich histories and inspiring ideas you won't find anywhere else. There's truly no other city like it. Albuquerque is where we find Teresa Madrid, the Adult Mentor to Café Scientifique's Albuquerque site, and our
Exciting Challenges Ahead — Spotlight on Michael Mayhew
The Spotlight shines on Michael Mayhew, who’ll tell us about some of the exciting challenges the TSCN has ahead.
Gateway to the West — Spotlight on Kerry Stevison
As one of the first nodes in the Teen Science Café Network, the Gateway Teen Science Café has been bringing STEM to St. Louis for years.
Night at the Museum — Spotlight on Leah Golubchick
Leah Golubchick Teen Science Café @ The American Museum of Natural History New York City, NY As we've seen in the movies, museums come to life at night. That's the case with the American Museum of Natural History, although, instead of the exhibits coming to life, the Museum is filled with curious teenagers attending Teen Science