NCSE Evolution and Climate Education Update for 2018/07/06
Submitted by Peter Burns on Fri, 2018-07-06 13:49.
National Center for Science Education
(by NCSE Deputy Director Glenn Branch)
Dear friends of NCSE, NCSE welcomes Kate Carter as its new Director of Community Science Education and announces a new issue of Reports of the NCSE.
WELCOME TO KATE CARTER NCSE is pleased to welcome Kate Carter, NCSE's new Director of Community Science Education. Carter comes to NCSE from Harvard University, where she earned her Ph.D. in human evolutionary biology and taught human evolutionary biology. Her experience also includes conducting extensive informal science education activities in such venues as the Museum of Science, Boston, the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, and Harvard University. At NCSE, she will be directing and expanding NCSE's Science Booster Club program, which works to bring the science behind climate change and evolution to regular citizens. "I am firmly convinced that positive encounters with science produce community support for science education," she commented. "I am eagerly looking forward to the opportunity to help to bring authentic, accurate, and fun science activities to communities across the country." For NCSE's staff, visit: https://ncse.com/about-us/staff RNCSE 38:3 NOW ON-LINE NCSE is pleased to announce that the latest issue of Reports of the National Center for Science Education is now available on-line. The issue -- volume 38, number 3 -- is the eleventh issue in the newsletter's new, streamlined, and full-color format. Featured are Katherine Wu's "Trust Me, I'm a Scientist"; Randy Moore's discussion of the Cardiff Giant; Brad Hoge's update on NCSE's Teacher Ambassador program; Emily Schoerning's profile of two graduate students working for NCSE's Science Booster Club program; Kottie Christie-Blick's review of Megan Herbert and Michael E. Mann's The Tantrum that Saved the World; and Stephanie Keep's interview of Herbert and Mann. The entire issue is freely available on NCSE's website. Members of NCSE will be receiving it in printed form shortly. (Not a member? Join today!) For RNCSE 38:3, visit: https://ncse.com/ncse-newsletter For information about joining NCSE, visit: https://ncse.com/join Thanks for reading. And don't forget to visit NCSE's website -- https://ncse.com -- where you can always find the latest news on evolution and climate education and threats to them. -- Sincerely, Glenn Branch Deputy Director National Center for Science Education, Inc. 1904 Franklin Street, Suite 600 Oakland CA 94612-2922 510-601-7203 fax 510-788-7971 branch@ncse.com https://ncse.com Check out NCSE's blog: https://ncse.com/blog Subscribe to NCSE's free weekly e-newsletter: https://groups.google.com/group/ncse-news NCSE is on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter: https://www.facebook.com/evolution.ncse https://www.youtube.com/NatCen4ScienceEd https://twitter.com/ncse NCSE's work is supported by its members. Join today! https://ncse.com/join
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