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NSTA Conferences on Science Education
Open to member and nonmember science educators, NSTA conferences offer the latest in science content, teaching strategy, and research to enhance and expand your professional growth. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to collaborate with science education leaders and your peers. Each year NSTA hosts a national conference on science education and three area conferences on science education. NSTA conferences are jam-packed with innovative presentations and hands-on workshops as well as special invited speakers, educational field trips, short courses, NSTA Symposia, and exciting social events. The Exhibition of Science Education Materials is the largest exhibition of its kind and is an invaluable source of curriculum and other products.
As an important addition to the national conference agenda (and selected area conferences), NSTA presents Professional Development Institutes—focused, content-based, partnered programs that explore key topics in significant depth. These daylong programs offer participants a unique learning opportunity that includes a personalized pathway through the full conference agenda. NSTA national and area conferences may also feature one-day topical research dissemination conferences on focused topics. In plenary sessions and multiple small-group workshops, speakers present findings from their NSF-funded research. Details on these special conference events will be provided as programs are confirmed.
NSTA's 55th National Conference on Science Education took place in St. Louis, Missouri, March 29-April 1, 2007. Click on the links above (News from the 2007 NSTA National Conference in St. Louis) to see highlights from the conference.
NSTA's 2007 area conferences will be held in Detroit, Michigan (October 18–20), Denver, Colorado (November 8–10), and Birmingham, Alabama (December 6–8). Click on the conference for information on these upcoming conferences.
Session Proposals Submissions are no longer being accepted for NSTA’s 2007 fall conferences in Detroit, Denver, or Birmingham. Session proposals are still being accepted for NSTA’s 2008 national conference in Boston, Massachusetts (March 27–30). The deadline is April 15 so don't delay—submit your proposal now! See Presenting at Conferences for details.
For a complete list of future NSTA conferences through 2009, click here.
Newcomers—if you're wondering what happens when you come to a conference, please visit our Newcomers' Page.
If you would like to present a session at an NSTA conference, see Presenting at Conferences for upcoming deadlines and instructions.
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