Expanding access to Maine’s STEM pathways for students and employers, complementing state’s Science & Technology plan.
As one component of the larger EPSCoR MAINE-SMART project spearheaded by the University of Maine, MAINE-BRIDGE involves several partners supporting the goal of bolstering the STEM pipeline in Maine through education. The Maine-BRIDGE project aims to broaden participation in STEM fields and careers by increasing access to real-world, research-based STEM education opportunities for teachers and students.
Participation opportunity for grades 6-12 educators
Middle and high school teachers can participate in this new NSF-funded project. This opportunity is designed to provide hands-on experience working alongside scientists, helping teachers develop research skills and gain valuable insights into data collection and analysis. Participants receive a $1200 stipend and 13 days of contact hours. Read the informational flier for full details, and use the educator registration form below to apply by February 1, 2025. Partner scientists can also apply by using the partner scientist form. For more information, contact Len Kenyon, lekenyon@mmsa.org.Application Forms
- Maine Bridge Educator Registration Form – For Bridge classroom teachers
- Partner Scientist Form – For the Bridge Researchers/Higher Ed
