Current projects are projects the MMSA is actively supporting in terms of staff and funding. We’re excited to have so many active projects across subjects and grade levels… and across the entire state of Maine. To learn more about any project, simply click on it. If you would like to get involved with MMSA, there are several ways you can… just let us know!
Afterschool Coaching for Reflective Educators in STEM (ACRES)
ACRES Participants serve youth in programs such as Boys and Girls Clubs, Scouts, YMCAs, afterschool programs, robotics programs, science olympiad, ...
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Census of Community-Based Environmental Learning in Maine
The 2019 Census of Community-Based Environmental Learning Summary Report and Case Studies are now available. Click here to read the ...
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Evaluation of STEMeX with IMLS
STEMex is a highly experimental program that funds scientists and engineers to deliver inquiry-based STEM programs to children aged 6-10 ...
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Experiential STEM
How can we use community-based experiences to empower students in STEM learning? In the Experiential STEM Project students and teachers ...
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Exploring Computer Science
In 2018 a supplemental award was made to MMSA to investigate if student learners could communicate computational literacy through video ...
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Rural Informal STEM Conference 2018
On Sept 13-14 the Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance led a conference in Washington DC on the topic of out-of-school ...
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STEM Guides: Building Coherent Infrastructure in Rural Communities
The STEM Guides project creates and studies an innovative model of capacity-building for out-of-school STEM learning in rural areas. “STEM ...
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The Reach Center
STEM is all around us. It’s in the natural world, the built environment, and the communities where we work, learn, ...
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WeatherBlur
WeatherBlur is an exciting project funded by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. The project continues work by ...
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