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Professional Development and Curriculum Enrichment: Sciences

From the IRC, help with professional development and pedagogy.

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Mailing Lists and Online Communities

E-mail discussion lists have formed the backbone of professional communities for many years; other forms of online professional communites are emerging as important sources of conversation and networking. Follow the links below for information about joining a list or community.

General Science

National Science Teachers Association

Chemistry

Chemistry Education Research

Environmental Science

Association for Environmental Studies and Sciences

Nursing

PNEG | Professional Nurse Educators Group

Physics

American Association of Physics Teachers

 

Professional and Scholarly Associations

Professional and scholarly associations support research and teaching in their disciplinary areas. Activities may include national and regional conferences and professional development workshops, publications (books, journals, newsletters), webinars, blogs, discussion fora, and in-person or online meetings.

General Science

National Science Teachers Association

Biology

National Association of Biology Teachers

Association of College and University Biology Educators

Chemistry

American Chemistry Association

Computer Science

Association for Computing Machinery: Special Interest Group on Computer Science Education

Earth and Space Science

National Association of Geoscience Teachers

Engineering

American Society for Engineering Education

Environmental Science

Association for Environmental Studies and Sciences

Mathematics

American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges

Nursing

American Association of Colleges of Nursing

Physics

American Association of Physics Teachers

 

Facebook Groups

Facebook groups are a growing resource for professional conversations and networking. These groups appear to be active on a regular basis.

Nursing

Nursing Education Forum

 

Credits

This guide was developed by Leslie Murtha on behalf of the Instructional Resources Commitee, and is hosted by the library.  All faculty and staff are invited to contribute appropriate resources to be added to the guide.