Proposals are now being accepted for the The 1st Annual STEMS² Symposium*!
STEMS² Symposium
June 27, 2019
8:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Kamakakūokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies, UH Mānoa
Share your knowledge with fellow teachers, students, policy makers, cultural practitioners, and STEM / STEMS² enthusiasts. The goal of the symposium is to create a dynamic learning environment grounded in the value of A‘o (to teach and learn in a reciprocal relationship). Presentations will highlight local and national work that focuses on interdisciplinary, place and culture based education.
Four presentation formats:
• Paper Presentation (15 – 20 minute individual presentations on a focused experience or research topic)
• Poster (60 minute session using a conference style poster to share findings from experiences and research)
• Workshop (30 – 90 minute session designed to share skills, knowledge and resources and develop participants access to new skills, forms of knowledge and resources)
• Performance (30 – 90 minute session sharing knowledge via dance, music, drama and other forms of artistic expression)
Proposal Deadline: April 18, 2019
If none of these presentation formats fits the style you would like to present, please feel free to select “Other” in the proposal form and share your ideas with us. There will also be space provided for community partners and collaborators to host exhibits and share information about their programs and/or projects. There is no cost to present or participate, but opportunities for donation will be provided. Symposium registration details will follow soon.
Share your vision here.
* STEMS2 = Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Social Sciences and Sense of Place
