Do your students enjoy exploring new topics about space? We are excited to invite you to our next one on Nov. 4. Dr. Gautham Narayan will be talking about the “Life and Death of Stars”. The Teen Astronomy Café program is an out-of-school program that offers high school students opportunities to interact with scientists who… Read more »
Please use this link to sign-up to volunteer! We appreciate your participation and look forward to working with you! https://tinyurl.com/AZStem17 On November 17, 2017, AZStemAdventure will again welcome more than 1,000 fourth- through eighth-grade students from across Southern Arizona. Exhibits and demonstrations for these children will include laboratories to launches, and from animal observations to feats of engineering. They… Read more »
SARSEF IS ONE OF THE TOP TEN FINALISTS FOR THE 2017 DRUCKER PRIZE The Drucker Institute announced SARSEF as one of 10 finalists out of 252 applicants nationwide for the 2017 Drucker Prize. “The 10 finalists were selected from among 50 semifinalists announced on June 16, 2017. Leaders from these 50 organizations each completed a… Read more »
2017-18 Research Apprenticeship Program Seeking 8th-12th grade students interested in field science research UA Science: Sky School (https://skyschool.arizona.edu) is seeking students who are excited to learn more about science and enjoy being in the outdoors. We are recruiting students in grades 8-12 to develop and execute field-based research projects for the regional science fair, run… Read more »
Take a look at what SARSEF has accomplished this year, thanks to YOUR help! Read the Annual Report for 2016-2017! 2016-2017 SARSEF Annual Report
From Lisa Icenroad Program Manager, Intel International Science and Engineering Fair: I wanted to reach out to you to make you aware of an educational opportunity specifically for Arizona schools. The Burton Family Foundation would like to give our Science News in High Schools program to rural high schools across your state. The Foundation would… Read more »
Send Them Back to School with Purpose By Kathleen Bethel Special to the Arizona Daily Star Aug 2, 2017 As the reports of AZMerit and AIMS test scores for science, math and English roll in, it is clear that the results may not be what parents dream of for their children. As a working mom,… Read more »
IMPORTANT DATES We know you don’t want to miss a thing as you help your students get ready for the four-day SARSEF Science and Engineering Fair. Below are important dates for registration, SARSEF attendance. January 15, 2018, NOON Online registration opens Online Registration for the SARSEF Science and Engineering Fair is only available online. Here is a sample… Read more »
The ACES (Applied Career Exploration in STEM) Camp for 45 Middle School girls allows girls to what it is like to be a FBI forensic scientist, veterinarian, chemist, engineer, business owner. Thanks to SARSEF’s community partners who encourage the girls to use critical thinking as they actively experience areas of STEM. – Raytheon, World… Read more »
Southern Arizona Students Win Top Awards at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (May 19, 2017) in Los Angeles, CA One Student wins trip to Nobel Awards Ceremony http://www.1041kqth.com/news/local-news/oro-valley-high-school-senior-wins-trip-to-nobel-prize-awards Society for Science & the Public, in partnership with the Intel Foundation, announced Grand Awards of the Intel ISEF 2017. The 2017 Intel ISEF included representatives from… Read more »
