TEAMS

TEAMS Fellow Jamey Browning teaches Fall River ES 5th graders about vibration and pitch as they make their own musical instruments.

Northrop Grumman Foundation Excellence in Engineering Education Award. A partnership between the Northrop Grumman Foundation and NSTA recognizes excellence in the field of engineering education. The award consists of $5,000 for classroom materials and equipment, a cash prize of $3,000, and $2,000 to attend the NSTA National Conference on Science Education. Apply by November 30. http://www.nsta.org/about/awards.aspx

NSTA Awards and Recognitions NSTA and its corporate partners sponsor programs to recognize and reward the achievements of science educators in the classroom, in agencies, and in informal settings.

Learn more about young engineers who are changing the world.

Trailblazers Presented by ASEE and its partners, eGFI is the best resource available for students and teachers to learn about engineering.

Proud to announce that TEAMS and CU-Boulder's Science Discovery are collaborating to offer a "Girls Who Code" club at Angevine Middle School in Lafayette, CO. So excited!

Great STEM awareness discussion with Steve Spangler. http://www.9news.com/story/life/2015/09/09/rocky-mountain-steam-festival-steve-spangler/71974778/

Spangler: Rocky Mountain STEAM Fest Science, technology, engineering and math.

Yes, we did the Ropes Course at CU, an awesome team-building activity.

Meet (most of) the 2015-2016 TEAMS Fellows. L-R: Matt Rankins, Devin Rourke, Matt Bentley, Rebekah Daniel, Mindy Zarske - program manager, Janet Yowell - program manager and Brian Straight. Missing are Jamey Browning, Valerie Telgheder and Brittany Carl.

TEAMS Club students at Ryan Elementary School. Thank you CU engineering students!

Students at Indian Peaks Elementary School in Longmont love CU black & gold.

So proud to be a part of this program: https://youtu.be/OYqiH2-30QA

Centaurus Engineering Vomit Comet Centaurus Engineering students travel to Houston to test the project they are sending to the International Space Station on NASA's Zero-G plane.