Student Experiences - MATE ROV
Oregon Regional MATE ROV Competition
Student Experiences - Summer Camps
Free summer daycamps for coastal middle school students
Professional Development - MWEE workshops
Teacher workshops
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The Oregon Coast STEM Hub promotes integrated science, technology, engineering and math education and serves coastal teachers, students and communities. It is one of several Regional STEM Hubs funded by the Oregon Department of Education. The Oregon Coast STEM Hub is centered at OSU's Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport and serves the entire Oregon coast region.
Employment opportunities along the Oregon Coast have been growing in fields such as scientific research, marine technology, natural resource management, and eco-tourism. To prepare our local students for jobs in these and other STEM fields, and to help improve STEM literacy among all citizens, the Hub seeks to expand and improve the opportunities for students and teachers to engage in STEM learning.
Definitions for STEM
From the Oregon Department of Education:
"An approach to teaching and lifelong learning that emphasizes the natural interconnectedness of the four separate STEM disciplines. The connections are made explicit through collaboration between educators resulting in real and appropriate context build into instruction, curriculum, and assessment. The common element of problem solving is emphasized across all STEM disciplines allowing students to discover, explore and apply critical thinking skills as they learn."
Oregon Sea Grant supports the Oregon Coast STEM Hub by providing project management, communications and program coordination
Oregon Coast STEM Hub Blog
STEM Hub Blog Feed
Mission Earth! Summer Camp
-Oct 4, 2018
By Kama Almasi and Kara Allan What activities make middle school students excited about learning? What topics will engage their attention? What kinds of tasks will be appreciated as both fun and meaningful? For one week last summer, we were challenged to tackle these very questions for 25 middle school students from Lincoln County School […]
What is it like to be part of a science party?
-Oct 2, 2018
By Tracy Crews The R/V Oceanus is a 177-foot research vessel owned by the National Science Foundation and run by Oregon State University. She can carry a crew of 24 which consists of 11 crew members of the ship and 13 members of the science party. The science party on the recent STEM research cruise […]
Drones, Plankton, and Orcas: Day Four on the Oceanus
-Sep 27, 2018
By Sara Pursel Science Teacher at Taft High School in Lincoln City, OR This post is part of a series about the 2018 STEM research cruise taking place this week on board the R/V Oceanus. Other posts in this series include a report from PI Tracy Crews on Day One and Day Three, and a […]
Day three on the Oceanus: Unexpected Gifts
-Sep 26, 2018
By Tracy Crews This post is part of a series about the 2018 STEM research cruise taking place this week on board the R/V Oceanus. Other posts in this series include Tracy’s report from Day One, and a post from high school student Alishia Keller from Day Two. We started out our research cruise off […]
Whales, Shrunken Cups, and Plankton Tows by Moonlight
-Sep 25, 2018
By Alishia Keller Bandon High School ’19 This post is part of a series about the 2018 STEM research cruise taking place this week on board the R/V Oceanus. For an introduction to the cruise, read yesterday’s post by the cruise’s Principal Investigator Tracy Crews. Today’s post is from a student’s perspective: Today was the […]
Oregon Coast STEM Hub Events
