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Research and Development on Understanding STEM Identity Using Live Experiences

Research and Development on Understanding STEM Identity Using Live Experiences

2017 - 2023

The goal of the project is to explore how audiences with little or no affinity for science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) can become more engaged with STEM ideas through live, immersive experiences. For the project, center staff and partners collected data at the Oregon Eclipse Festival in central Oregon in 2017 and the Figment Festival at Governor’s Island, NY in 2018. We also evaluated the artist and scientist in residence program and a professional development workshop about conveying science through art at the New York Academy of Science.

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Center Team:

Kelly Hoke outdoors

Kelly Hoke

Researcher
Department of STEM Research Center

Kelly Hoke

Researcher
Department of STEM Research Center
Martin Storksdieck outdoors

Martin Storksdieck

Director
Department of STEM Research Center

Martin Storksdieck

Director
Department of STEM Research Center
Kari O'Connell outdoors

Kari O'Connell

Associate Director
Department of STEM Research Center

Kari O'Connell

Associate Director
Department of STEM Research Center