Masters of Science in Education
Space Education Initiatives and the University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh are proud to announce a new Masters of Science in Education degree program for science teachers. This degree is offered online and allows teachers to specialize in earth and space science or physics. Participants may transfer up to 15 credits of course work previously taken from Space Education Initiatives.

Kennedy Space Center Workshop
Space Education Initiatives and the Iowa Space Grant Consortium are coordinating a behind the scenes tour of Kennedy Space Center July 10-12. The tour is specially designed for educators and in the past we have gotten tours of the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB), one of the Orbiter Processing Facility (OPF), Launch Complex 39, Space Shuttle Main Engine (SSME) Processing Facility, and the Parachute Refurbishment Facility. We also visit the Welcome Center, Gift Shop, Saturn V Center and Educator Resource Center located at Kennedy.

A Space Experience - Student Camp
Join us for a week filled with rockets, robotics, astronauts, scientists, and space flight simulations! Program participants will take part in a wide range of training sessions, meet research scientists and aerospace professionals, conduct space science experiments, participate in space flight simulations, and much more during this exciting, week-long program at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.

Western Geology Field Experience for Teachers
Erupting geysers, long dead volcanoes, giant glaciers, ancient caves, and the final resting place of dinosaurs: we will cover them all in this nine day trip. Participants will see first hand evidence of the geologic features that created the western landscape of Colorado and Wyoming.