DESCRIPTION
This workshop was recorded on 3-31-2026
During this online workshop, we heard from NISE Network partner museums about their experiences participating in their local STEM learning ecosystems. Museums at various stages in their work shared how they have been able to provide relevant content and opportunities for people in their local communities to help them identify as science learners and, in some cases, pursue STEM careers.
Presenters
Dr. KT Todd, Director of Learning and Research, Children's Museum of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, PA
Lee Robinson, Vice President of Education and Exhibits, Muse Knoxville in Knoxville, TN
Claire Stockman, Vice President of Education, Creative Discovery Museum in Chattanooga, TN
Dr. Hoda Ehsan, Chief Learning Officer, Da Vinci Science Center in Allentown, PA
DESCRIPTION
This workshop was recorded on 3-31-2026
During this online workshop, we heard from NISE Network partner museums about their experiences participating in their local STEM learning ecosystems. Museums at various stages in their work shared how they have been able to provide relevant content and opportunities for people in their local communities to help them identify as science learners and, in some cases, pursue STEM careers.
Presenters
Dr. KT Todd, Director of Learning and Research, Children's Museum of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, PA
Lee Robinson, Vice President of Education and Exhibits, Muse Knoxville in Knoxville, TN
Claire Stockman, Vice President of Education, Creative Discovery Museum in Chattanooga, TN
Dr. Hoda Ehsan, Chief Learning Officer, Da Vinci Science Center in Allentown, PA
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