Colorado Science Conference 2021

November 6th

Keynote Speakers: The Bug Chicks--

Bug Nets and SEL: How Catching Feelings can Transform STEM Learning

Description: What happens when you willingly embrace emotion in a STEM classroom? Kristie Reddick and Jessica Honaker (The Bug Chicks) are entomologists who use bugs as a vehicle to explore bias, misconceptions, growth mindset, and empowerment. This talk will introduce their signature blend of STEM and SEL while providing strategies that can be immediately utilized in classrooms of any age and any focus.

About the Conference

The Colorado Science Conference for Professional Development is a one-day conference that provides professional development regarding science content, education strategy, and research. 

Our conference is geared towards anyone interested in science education, including K-12 teachers, college instructors, informal educators, administrators, pre-service teachers, and retired teachers. In addition, the Colorado Science Conference provides 5 hours of re-licensure credit.

The conference will feature over 60 presentations regarding the science content areas of biology, chemistry, earth and space science, physics, and environmental science within the education settings of Early Childhood Education, K-12, College, and Informal Education.

Participate in this year's Colorado Science Conference for Professional Development as a:

Attendee - Registration will open August 16!

Exhibitor - Reach out to educators interested in science education and science content by becoming a conference exhibitor. 

Have questions/comments about the Colorado Science Conference? Please feel free to email us!

Registration questions: inquire.csc@gmail.com

Presenter questions: ssmith4660@gmail.com

Exhibitor questions: exhibits.csc@gmail.com