Past Events by CEEE
Bring a classroom or assessment challenge, and we’ll co-design climate literacy solutions together!
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Join us for an engaging conversation exploring the intersection of climate change, mental health, and Indigenous perspectives, featuring two members of the Gen Z Climate Mental Health Network.
Emergency managers and fire departments often use scenarios, or “table-top” exercises to plan out evacuation and emergency response plans. While students are used to participating in fire drills, they may never understand the systems in place to protect and respond to fires.
In this FREE Data Puzzles workshop, curriculum developer Jon Griffith and atmospheric scientist Dr. Jen Kay will guide participants through a novel approach to the Notice, Think, Wonder strategy to support students make sense of global temperature and atmospheric CO2 data visualizations.
Interested in growing your polar international network and building potential collaborations? Join us for an hour and a half on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, 7am AKT | 9am MT | 11am ET for an international networking event for polar early career researchers!
In this FREE Data Puzzles workshop, curriculum developer Jon Griffith and biologist Dr. Megan DeMarche will guide participants through two data sensemaking strategies: 1) slow reveal, and 2) Evidence For, Evidence Against, that were recently added to a Data Puzzle lesson focused on ecological tipping points.
As part of the ACCEL Summit convened by CLEAN, the Simulations and Games for Climate & Energy Education working group invites you to a series of virtual sessions over the coming months, where the working group will present demos or arrange "play-alongs" of the featured educational games.
Do you want to engage your students with real-world data and build skills they can use in their careers? Do you want to use and teach GIS in your classroom? QGreenland invites educators to a dedicated workshop to develop learning resources using QGreenland data.
Come support the next generation of science researchers by attending talks given by undergraduate researchers enrolled in the Research Experience for Community College Students Program (RECCS). Snacks will be provided. Questions and feedback are encouraged. All are welcome.
Please join us for a fun day of poster presentations and lightning talks celebrating the research efforts of students from the Research Experience for Community College Students program!
