Proposals Accepted for Regional STEM Conference
The 4th 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.
The conference will be May 11 in Tangeman University Center.
Faculty and students are encouraged to submit presentation proposals
. Abstracts are now being accepted until Feb 9.
If you wish to attend the event, conference registration is now open and you can begin the process by going to the
. Registration is $30, including continental breakfast and lunch.
CONTACT:
Conference Chairs
Julie Steimle: 513-556-6454 |
Debbie Liberi: 513-556-6419 |
For more information, please contact Florine Postell at Conference & Event Services at
or 558-1814.
The conference is managed by UCs Conference & Event Services office, and is made possible by a National Science Foundation grant in partnership with CEEMS.
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