STEM stands for Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics. In each of these area's, we ask the question, "How can I make the world a better place?" then gather data, learn & make choices.
Center for Science and Mathematics Education
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Teacher Twilight Survey
How can the Teacher Twilight series best support you? Please take the survey to share your thoughts and needs. Thank you.
Classroom Kits & other Educator Resources
A variety of kits and resources for teachers are available to check out for use in their classrooms! Find support with group activities, science fair resources, and professional development.
Activities for Families
Come spark a love for science & math in your children. Science in the Parks, Summer Camps, the Museum of Natural Science, the Ott Planetarium & so much more!
Earn a STEM Degree
A STEM degree lets employers know that you are a hard worker, that you are not afraid of challenges, and that you can think critically and problem solve. Over 30% of the jobs in Northern Utah will be STEM-related in the coming years.
Teacher Professional Development Opportunities
Join CSME as we present exciting workshops and training this Fall semester. The first "Twilight Series" workshop is designed to help teachers implement the new SEED standards.
CSME Director
Adam Johnston
ajohnston@weber.edu
801-626-7711
Room TY 204, Mail Code 2509
Mailing address
Weber State University
Center for Science and
Math Education
1415 Edvalson St., Dept. 2509
Ogden, UT 84408-2509
