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CU Boulder's Center for STEM Learning (CSL) has joined the Pacific-Intermountain Network for Education in Semiconductors (PINES), a regional node of the National Network for Microelectronics Education (NNME), through a new subaward from through Boise State University. The initiative is backed by the SEMI Foundation and the National Science Foundation's Directorate for Technology, Innovation and Partnerships, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Commerce, and is part of a national push to help close an anticipated shortage of up to one million semiconductor workers by 2030.
The STEM Education Action Symposium: Meeting the Moment and Building for Tomorrow. Nov 14, 2025 Limelight Hotel, Flatirons Ballroom 1295 University Ave, Boulder, CO 80302
University Center for Science Education with the largest ever STEM education grant from Novo Nordisk
CU Boulder professors Noah Finkelstein of physics and Valerie Otero of education have won the Svend Pedersen Lecture Award for 2023 from Stockholm University.
Our purpose is to pull together a coalition of Colorado companies, STEM learning and environmental education advocates and local communities to support three connected goals: 1. To launch a grassroots Roots & Shoots STEM Nested Mentoring pilot
For enhancing the sense of community in the Physics program at CU Boulder, The Representation, Recruitment, and Retention Committee has garnered the attention of CU's leaders and is helping move education in a more inclusive direction that better
Publication of a new book on Departmental Action Teams comes in the fifth successful year of a collaboration between CU Boulder and Colorado State University educators and administrators looking to make lasting changes to practices and cultures
"We Don’t Trust Course Evaluations, But Are Peer Observations of Teaching Much Better?" In attempting to answer this question, Chronicle Vitae points to TEval; a multi-institution network focused on evaluating educational practices that is housed,
Thursday, February 28th of 2019: “Embedding education specialists within departments to catalyze change;” presented by Stephanie Chasteen and Warren Code through the Accelerating Systemic Change Network. Designed for program
The SEI was a 7-year program at the University of Colorado to foster change in university courses and faculty by embedding educational experts directly within departments to partner on course transformation. The SEI Handbook, released in 2018, is a