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Throughout the academic year, Space Explorers, Inc. sponsors a series of online chats with astronauts, engineers, scientists, and other space experts. Participate in an upcoming chat and view archived chat events. |
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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.
GPS Kits
We are now taking reservations for GPS receiver kits rental for the 2009 school year.
Jump into Science Saturdays
Explore and discover a variety of exciting science opportunities designed just for you. Taking a look at a number of topics and fields, e.g. Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, you will learn how everything in your world is so important to everything we do! You will enjoy your teachers, as they are passionate about science discovery! Be part of this exciting opportunity…Jump into Science Saturdays!
2009 Frank G. Brewer Award
Civil Air Patrol the official Auxiliary of the United States Air Force has announced that Space Education Initiatives has won the 2009 Frank G. Brewer Award for having “made outstanding contributions, out of selfless devotion, to the advancement of youth in aerospace activities. Nominees are evaluated on significance of accomplishment, community involvement, and support of all facets of the aerospace education mission.“
The History of Spaceflight with Andrew Chaikin
During this online course, participants will complete a series of online units focusing on space science concepts to build core knowledge that can be incorporated into the classroom. This course will be taught as a general overview the history of space exploration and the technology that makes it possible with a special emphasis on the Apollo program and the content of the book "Man on the Moon" written by co-instructor Andrew Chaikin.
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