The Center for Science Education connects Emory
students, faculty, and staff with enriching opportunities
to engage local K - 12 students in science. By sharing
their own love of scientific inquiry, Emory's emerging scholars
help nurture a new generation of scientists and mathematicians.
Stay informed
about new opportunities:
-- for
Emory students/faculty/staff
-- for
K-12 teachers and administrators
CSE
Fellowships:
Opportunities for undergraduates, graduate students, post-docs, and K-12
teachers to participate in curriculum development or research experiences.
Emory-Carver
Partnership:
Opportunities for after-school mentoring, college
readiness programming, in-class facilitation of student
groups in problem-based learning lessons (see CSE
Fellowships), health fair coordination, and curriculum
development work with teachers. Special opportunities for
public health and nursing students, pre-health undergraduates,
and various health-focused student groups to help high
school students design and implement studies of their own
health and that of their community. Possible practicum
experiences in health education, curriculum development,
program evaluation, and more! Contact Angela
Orange.
Emory Science
Outreach:
This new student organization works with the CSE to engage
undergraduates, graduate students, faculty, and staff in K-12 science
education.
Opportunities are available for mentoring, tutoring, and science
fair judging in Atlanta-area schools. [more]
Other
Outreach Opportunities:
- Forest Park Middle School Saturday Academy
- Guide middle school students and assist with homework
and
research
projects. Contact Kim
Parker.
-
Minority
Health Conference Leaders: Assist with annual conference
in February. Contact Andrea
Neal.
- SAT Prep: More to come.
- Careers in Health Mentoring: More to come.
- "A Day at Emory" Group Leaders: More to come.
Research Opportunities
at Emory:
- Summer
Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE), a 10-week residential
research experience. Students present their research in a symposium
at the end of the program. The program has a research ethics
training component.
- Scholarly
Inquiry & Research at Emory (SIRE), promoting undergraduate
research projects through grants, faculty-student research partnerships,
and summer research stipends.
- Interdisciplinary
Science Program for Integrating Research into Education (INSPIRE) is designed to give high-achieving science
students an in-depth research experience that will prepare them
for a leading role in the world of science.
- tips on getting involved in undergraduate research
- ScienceNET:
information from CSE about finding a research mentor, scholarships,
careers in science
Research Opportunities
Outside Emory:
-
Search our database of
summer research programs and internships outside of Emory.
- Science
Experience Abroad (SEA), enabling science students
to stay on track towards their major, pursue their
professional and
career goals and incorporate study
abroad.
Other
Opportunities Around Emory
Program in Science and Society:
To appreciate the vitality of science across disciplines, Science and Society sponsors activities that explore the interface
of science with social issues, including ethics, religion and morality.
Phi
Sigma Biological Honor Society:
Phi Sigma's Science Outreach program offers science, math, english, social studies,
and SAT tutoring
to
students
at
Avondale
High School. Tutoring is open to all Emory students regardless of major and you
can tutor with a partner of your choice or alone at least once a week for 1 hour.
The
sessions must start at 3:30 pm every weekday (some saturday programs exist).
Phi Sigma provides
the
necessary
material
and curriculum to teach. Contact Zain
Ahmed, Phi Sigma President.
ChEmory:
Emory's undergraduate chemistry club, strives to spread excitement
about chemistry through social activities, events, meetings, and
demonstrations in local schools. Anyone with an interest in chemistry
and science at large is welcome, regardless of major. Contact Dr.
Morkin, the club advisor.
Emory Courses:
- EDS440 - Intro to Teaching (Science & Math)
- EDS471S - Intro to ESEP (Elementary Science Education Partners)
- JRNL
380WR: Health and Science Writing
- CHEM291L/296L - Integrated Laboratory
(evaluation of local water quality)
Peer-Teaching
at Emory College:
- Become a peer-instructor
through Emory College's Supplemental
Instruction program
Get Enagaged with in Non-Science activities:
Office of University-Community
Partnerships
Emory Community Building and Social Change Fellows
Ethics & Servant
Leadership Summer Internship & Forum
Volunteer
Emory
Barkley Forum & Urban Debate League
Project
SHINE (Students Helping in
the Naturalization of Elders)
International Study and Service
Emory College Honors Program
Scholarly
Inquiry & Research at Emory (SIRE)
Emory
Alumni Association
Career Center
Bridging Academics and Service at Emory (BASE)
Citizenship Living-Learning Community
Emory Scholars Program
Emory College Summer Internship Program
Office of Multicultural Programs and Services
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