News - University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez Campus

Letter to the Community  >>

Phase II - 2016-2017 of the GLOBE El Niño Field Campaign has begun – with a new name: GLOBE ENSO Student Research Campaign.  >>

The Lake Victoria Learning Expedition brought together students, teachers and scientists in vital research on the largest lake in Africa.  >>

Tip of the Week: The GLOBE Data Entry App is available to the GLOBE community – and it’s all about making data entry easy! If you have an existing GLOBE account, the Data Entry App allows you to enter protocol data directly from your iOS or Android device.  >>

The High School Aerospace Scholars application is now open. High School Aerospace Scholars (HAS) is a NASA unique opportunity for juniors who are interested in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) at no cost to participants.  >>

The NASA STEM Educator Professional Development Collaborative (EPDC) is presenting a series of webinars open to all educators. All pre-service, K-12, and informal educators, as well as university faculty, are invited to join NASA education specialists to learn about NASA missions, activities, lesson plans, educator guides, and online resources that integrate NASA and STEM into the classroom. In October, EPDC will be presenting two GLOBE-focused webinars.  >>

The comment period for the scoring rubrics for the 2017 GLOBE International Virtual Science Sympoium is now closed. The rubrics will be posted this month.  >>

The Campaign Continues! Register for the El Niño Student Research Campaign Webinar on 21 September.  >>

There are two new GLOBE El Niño Field Campaign blogs ready to educate and inspire you today! And don’t forget to register for the upcoming campaign webinar!  >>

Join practitioners and researchers from across the field of Citizen Science to make citizen science relevant and useful to more communities.  >>