The need to feed and power a growing, changing world, while also preserving the environment, is the greatest challenge of the 21st century. To meet the challenge, we need the best and brightest minds in STEM: science, technology, engineering, and math. Join Kris Callis-Duehl, PhD, Danforth Center’s Sally and Derick Driemeyer director of education, and St. Louis Public Radio’s Sarah Fenske, host and producer of St. Louis on the Air, for a conversation about the future of STEM education. Try on cutting-edge AR/VR equipment, learn about the use of this technology in the classroom and how hands-on exploration invites students to see themselves as scientists today. (Rescheduled from March.)
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Panelists
Kristine Callis-Duehl, PhD
The Sally and Derick Driemeyer Director of Education Research and Outreach
Sarah Fenske
Host and Producer, St. Louis on the Air
St. Louis Public Radio
What to expect
Conversations is a series of free panel discussions organized by the Danforth Center Friends Committee. Since 2003, Conversations has offered the public the opportunity to learn about the world of the Center and its partners.
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