News - United States of America

SciEd staff (John Ristvey, Becca Hatheway, Emily Snode-Brenneman, Melissa Rummel) and Julie Malmberg from the GLOBE Implementation Office hosted a two-day workshop at the Mesa Lab (September 25-26) to train GLOBE partners and a few local professional development providers in the new GLOBE Weather curriculum.  >>

This spring, 39 students and 14 GLOBE teachers from Oklahoma, Texas, and New Mexico attended the Southwest Student Research Symposium (SRS) hosted by the Mescalero Apache School. Students presented a total of 16 GLOBE research projects in a poster presentation session and visited White Sands National Monument.  >>

Over 250 youth engaged in hands-on NASA activities prior to the ISS Downlink Event at the Slover Library in Norfolk, VA.  >>

The Southeast U.S. GLOBE Student Research Symposium took place on May 10-11, 2019 at the Atlanta Metropolitan State College, Atlanta, GA. GLOBE Partner Garry Harris, from the Center for Sustainable Communities, SMART Academy Center for Excellence hosted 26 GLOBE students and 9 teachers. Attendees traveled from Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, and Mississippi. Students presented a total of 11 GLOBE research projects to their peers and local scientists.  >>

Students from Taiwan, San Diego and Los Angeles come together to investigate water.  >>

The GLOBE Program is pleased to announce that the Carbon Cycle Modeling eTraining is now live. This module covers systems and models, their associated vocabulary, diagraming systems, and why models are useful tools for understanding systems. It also highlights three GLOBE Carbon Cycle Online Models that introduce systems thinking and the global carbon cycle.  >>

GLOBE Partner Richard Wagner describes how Metropolitan State University in Denver, Colorado, USA, connects with teachers, students and partners through regional United States Student Research Symposia (SRS), MULTI STEM Institutes, and STEM career expos.  >>

INFINITY Science Center highlights their work bringing student research teams to the Southeast Student Research Symposia (SRS), hosting an Ecology Scout Day, and receiving a NOAA B-WET grant for training and involving schools in GLOBE.  >>

In June and July 2019 our technology team completed development and launched the following.  >>

GLOVE SE Regional Student Research Symposium 2019 - Alpena Middle School.  >>