Enter the Nation’s First Student Chief Science Officers
Students vote for one of their peers to become a STEM advocate in their school. These Chief Science Officers select and promote STEM programming, connect with STEM organizations to bring STEM programming to their communities, or participate in local and state conversations on education and the workforce. Hard. Boring. Uncool. How many times have students […]
Carrollton students give presentation on SVSU-run Chief Science Officers Program
Two Carrollton High School students traveled to Washington, D.C. to present on the work they have been doing to increase interest in math and science among their peers. During the academic year, Hudson Holm and Emily Jaremba have been participating in the Chief Science Officers program organized by Saginaw Valley State University. Earlier this month, […]
EHS, Mesa Public Schools partner at ASU Open Door 2018
The ASU Environmental Health and Safety department hosted 15 students from Adams Elementary Student Council last Saturday at ASU Open Door 2018 on the ASU Tempe campus. Before the event, each student received an EHS safety shirt. The shirt included various safety symbols including the symbols for biohazards, corrosives and radiation. Their teacher presented information […]
CSO Univision Media Day
In partnership with the Arizona Technology Council Foundation and TECHNOLOchicas, Unvision hosted the first ever media day with Spanish speaking CSOs to see a live broadcast!More than 80 CSO students from various schools in the valley had the opportunity to learn from our professional employees and women in the fields of technology and science, on media technology. […]
ASU Biodesign Institute
ASU’s Biodesign Institute opened it’s labs to Arizona’s Chief Science Officer students for one-of-a-kind event meeting with scientific mentors and touring the state-of-the-art research laboratories up close. The students came from all over the state, and were broken up into teams and were paired up with Biodesign scientists, who introduced the students to their area of expertise and […]
Returning CSOs – Leadership Training Institute
On November 15th, fourteen CSOs were able to meet with Arizona Governor Doug Ducey for the 1st Leadership Training Institute. This was an incredible opportunity for these students to discuss current issues with the Governor including; Water Policy, Workforce Development, STEM Education, and Healthcare Care. The CSO were each given a public policy to study and […]
Arizona CSOs meet with Governor Doug Ducey
On November 15th, fourteen CSOs were able to meet with Arizona Governor Doug Ducey for the 1st Leadership Training Institute. This was an incredible opportunity for these students to discuss current issues with the Governor including; Water Policy, Workforce Development, STEM Education, and Healthcare Care. The CSO were each given a public policy to study and […]
Phoenix Union High School District STEM Council Meeting
Chief Science Officers from 9 Phoenix Union High Schools and their teachers were joined by Mr. Claudio Coria, Executive Director of Leadership at the district, Jedi Mentors Reginald Jackson (State Farm), Dan Mahaffey (Pinnacle Transplant), and Jessica Hauer (ASU Science is Fun), and the CSO project team for the first ever Phoenix Union STEM Council […]
STEM Honoree is CTE Student of the Month
CASA GRANDE — Sophomore Chloe Buchanan has been named the Casa Grande Union High School District CTE student of the month. A STEM engineering student, she attended the seventh annual Arizona SciTech Festival at the Mesa Arts Center earlier this month and was the youngest person to moderate a panel discussion at the event. “Chloe […]
CGUHS Science Student to Present at State Sci-Tech Conference
CASA GRANDE — Casa Grande Union High School sophomore Chloe Buchanan is passionate about science. She loves talking about science and sharing her passion with others. On Friday she’ll take the stage at the Mesa Arts Center to talk science with hundreds of educators, science fans, students and others as a presenter at the Arizona […]
