Past Events by CEEE
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.
Middle school and high school educators are invited to a three-day in-person teacher workshop. Engage with sessions on education resources, including scientist talks, lab tours, and networking sessions by CEEE, NOAA, and CLEAN. This session will cover topics such as climate science, natural hazards, water resources, climate mental health, data literacy, and more. Graduate credits available.
Join a 2025-2026 cohort of Front Range middle school science teachers to learn about innovative ways to bring authentic, regionally-relevant earth and climate science data in your classrooms using Data Puzzles!
Register today to learn about the latest research with scientists and educators who focus on Colorado ecosystems and communities. We will hear from a variety of experts - including Western Slope and NOAA scientists, and educators at CEEE, CLEAN (the Climate Literacy, Energy and Awareness Network) and Science on a Sphere. We will focus on water resources and wildfire risk, with all workshop content tied to the CDE Science Standards and NGSS.
Join us for the We are Water National Science Foundation STEM Day Community Celebration in Durango, Colorado on Saturday, May 10th, 2025!
Join us for a bilingual family game night on Friday, April 11th, from 6:00 to 7:30 PM in the Community Room at the Gunnison Public Library. Gunnison High School students will be leading the Hourglass Lake Fire Challenge, an interactive wildfire response game designed to help families learn how to react in a wildfire emergency.
Explore an innovative model to help middle school students make sense of Earth and Environmental Science phenomena through data visualization! Attendees will participate in a program that uses arts-based approaches to support sensemaking and data skills and get access to classroom-ready resources.
Inviting all middle school science teachers to participate in a pilot webinar focused on cohesively integrating Data Puzzle lessons into your curriculum. Dive into the big science ideas embedded in the Not All Warming is Equal Data Puzzles lesson and collaboratively make connections between the lesson and the Essential Principles of Climate Science.
CIRES hosts its largest event to date: Arctic Science Summit Week (ASSW), an international gathering of nearly 1,000 participants focused on sharing Arctic research and planning for the future. Coverage by Colorado Public Radio features interviews with CIRES researchers, including Fellow Mark Serreze, Director of the U.S. Arctic Observing Network Sandy Starkweather, and NSIDC Deputy Lead Scientist Twila Moon.
Calling all middle school science teachers to participate in a 2-part pilot webinar series focused on specific data sense-making practices. Engage with the Data Puzzles lesson Megadrought in the Colorado River Basin using the Zoom In strategy.
