Schools-to-Space® Coordinator, Gregory N. Cecil, will be presenting “Classroom Laboratory at the Edge of Space: Introducing the Mini-Cube Program,” and “Teaching Human Spaceflight in the Secondary Classroom” at the 2016
Schools-to-Space® visited Merritt Island Christian School the latter part of April. The award winning movie, “I Want to be an Astronaut,” which was originally premiered on the ISS,
The Air Force Association Miami-Homestead chapter, along with the Miami-Dade County School District, held a STEM Teachers Workshop at the George T. Baker Aviation Technical College. SpaceTEC®’s Schools-to-Space® Coordinator,
SpaceTEC®’s Schools-to-Space® Program is a proud co-sponsor of 10 student teams that were selected by Teachers in Space as winners of its Airbus Perlan Mission II CubeSat Flight Experiment contest.
November 2015, SpaceTEC®’s Schools-to-Space® Outreach Program participated at Delaura Middle School’s STEM night. Schools-to-Space® Coordinator Gregory Cecil taught two classes, consisting of middle school students and their parents, about
SpaceTEC®’s Schools-to-Space® Program participated in the STEM Showcase hosted by Craig Technologies in Cape Canaveral Florida for Manufacturing Day 2015 last October. SpaceTEC representatives met with parents, students, educators, business
SpaceTEC®’s Schools-to-Space®, along with the Alcoa Foundation and movie producer David Ruck, was the proud cosponsor of the weeklong STEM event, the screening of the award winning movie “I
On September 28th, 2015, SpaceTEC®’s Schools-to-Space® participated in Brevard County School District’s STEM Mini-Conference. Representatives from School-to-Space® spoke with nearly 300 STEM instructors throughout the day, and introduced them to
SpaceTEC®, a National Resource Center for Aerospace Technical Education and partially funded by the National Science Foundation, has instituted a Schools-to-Space® Outreach Program to encourage secondary school students to consider