Brushstrokes of Change Art Installation
spectrUM Discovery Area will house an art and poetry installation on climate change and climate resilience from April 15 - May 13. spectrUM is free and open to the public 5...
spectrUM Discovery Area will house an art and poetry installation on climate change and climate resilience from April 15 - May 13. spectrUM is free and open to the public 5...
Hosted by the UM Living Lab and SMART FIRES, this free community event offered hands-on science activities on the library's first floor. Elementary and middle school students explored interactive demonstrations...
Citizen science is science for everyone! Specifically, citizen science is when the public voluntarily helps conduct scientific research. From sharing photos of nature to help scientists document biodiversity to browsing...
During this online workshop we will hear from partners engaging audiences of all ages in Earth and climate science through activities that take a closer look at the scientific and...
spectrUM will host a public “gallery opening” style show which will feature the climate art installation created by Big Sky High School 10th graders. The evening will also feature a...
Join for a chance to hear from neighboring states and national initiative leaders to learn more about the power of STEM ecosystems. Through a panel discussion, hear about how STEM...
The ASEE (American Society for Engineering Education) Pacific Northwest Section (Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington and Canada (Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan)) held its Annual Meeting with the theme of "Indigenizing Engineering Education."
The 6th Annual STEM Summer Institute is a one-of-a-kind, Montana-made showcase for STEM integration across all grades and subject areas. You’ll enjoy exemplary K-12 STEM instruction and resources, inspiring national speakers, and...
The SMART FIRES Education and Outreach team will host an educational workshop for K-12 teachers as part of the STEM Summer Institute. The workshop will be led by education staff...