Call for Papers University of Cincinnati Hosts the Third Annual STEM Conference
The 3rd Annual STEM Conference is a regional conference hosted by the University of Cincinnati and sponsored by the Cincinnati Engineering Enhances Math and Science Partnership (CEEMS). The conference targets K-12 educators, administrators and representatives from business and industry as well as informal education partners who support STEM education.
- Faculty and students are encouraged to submit presentation proposals by visiting the STEM Conference website. Abstracts are now being accepted until Feb. 18.
- If you wish to attend the event, conference registration is now open and you can begin the process by going to the CEEMS conference website. Registration is $25, including continental breakfast, lunch and on-campus garage parking voucher.
Conference Chairs:
Julie Steimle: 513-556-6454 |
Debbie Liberi: 513-556-6419 |
For more information, please contact Florine Postell of Conference & Event Services at
or 513-558-1814.
The conference is managed by UC's Conference & Event Services, and made possible by a National Science Foundation grant in partnership with CEEMS.
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