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"A Safety Minute" Tips by Dr. Ken Roy - NSELA Safety Compliance Officer
Posted: November 21, 2021
NSELA Safety Minute by Dr. Ken Roy – NSELA Safety Compliance Officer - For current safety updates five days a week, follow Dr. Ken on Twitter @drroysafersci.
 “General Laboratory Safety Rules” Oklahoma State University has a standard list of basic laboratory safety rules which is required to be followed in every laboratory that uses hazardous materials or processes. These basic rules provide behavior, hygiene, and safety information to avoid accidents in the laboratory. They are an excellent resource for developing K-12 science/STEM lab chemical hygiene plan safety protocols.
https://ehs.okstate.edu/general-laboratory-safety-rules.html
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Save the Date for 2022 IN-PERSON Summer Leadership Institute
NSELA is excited to announce that our 2022 Summer Leadership Institute will be held in-person at the DoubleTree by Hilton Detroit/Dearborn in Detroit, MI on June 25th - 28th, 2022.
The 2.5 day event will bring together science leaders from across the country for learning, networking, and more.
More information including the theme, registration, and more will be available in the new year. Mark your calendars!
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Register for our November Webinar: Publishing Our Passion: The Story Behind the Publication of Student-led Science Research
Posted: Nov. 10, 2021
Join us on Tuesday, November 23rd at 1pm ET for a FREE one-hour webinar.
Session Description: A research team including Dr. Chris Schaben recently published in the Science Educator journal. During this webinar Dr. Schaben will discuss the process of moving from gathering research to publication through the story of his recent publication in the Science Educator. Thus, he will be building on Dr. Robert Thai’s webinar: Sharing What You Know: How to Publish Your Research in the Science Educator (Oct. 2021, NSELA Webinar). Dr. Schaben will provide a behind the scenes tour of the published study, which is about his passion for understanding student opportunities to complete science research. He will reveal lessons learned about publishing as a non-university-based leader in science education.
Speaker: Dr. Chris Schaben, Science Supervisor, Omaha Public Schools & Vice President, Nebraska Junior Academy of Science, 402.210.9655, [email protected]
Dr. Chris Schaben is the science supervisor for Omaha Public Schools (OPS) and is a passionate science/STEM education leader. His efforts have led to two, OPS student-generated experiments flying aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour, STS-134 in the initial Student Spaceflight Experiments Program. Dr. Schaben applied the lessons learned from this experience to create a Near-Space Students’ Experiments Program in OPS with over 90 high altitude balloon launches directly from OPS schools. He hosted the national Stratospheric Ballooning Association Annual Meeting in 2018 and the International SpaceRush360: The Frontier for Everyone conference in 2021. Dr. Schaben is a past president of both the Nebraska Academy of Science and the Metropolitan Science and Engineering Fair. He was a founding member and Executive Committee Chair for the Omaha STEM Ecosystem. Dr. Schaben is also Vice President and Co-founder of the Nebraska Junior Academy of Science. Dr. Schaben has served as PI on several grant efforts, has authored multiple science education journal articles, was promoted to Fellow of AAAS in 2017, and is the 2018 National Outstanding Leadership in Science Education awardee from the National Science Education Leadership Association.
This event is FREE for NSELA members and non-members. The recording will be available for NSELA members only via the NSELA Learning Center.
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Register Now! CSSS/NSELA Sponsored Webinar on Preschool through Elementary Science and Engineering
Posted: Nov. 16, 2021
The Board on Science Education of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine is partnering with the Council of State Science Supervisors (CSSS) and the National Science Education Leadership Association (NSELA) to host a webinar on the role of leadership in supporting elementary science and engineering learning and teaching. The webinar will be based on the newly released report Preschool through Elementary Science and Engineering: The Brilliance of Children and The Strengths of Educators (#BrillianceAndStrengths). Join and engage in conversation with Betsy Davis (University of Michigan) and Tiffany Neill (Oklahoma Department of Education) as they highlight key findings and recommendations from the report for leaders.
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"A Safety Minute" Tips by Dr. Ken Roy - NSELA Safety Compliance Officer
Posted: November 14, 2021
NSELA Safety Minute by Dr. Ken Roy – NSELA Safety Compliance Officer - For current safety updates five days a week, follow Dr. Ken on Twitter @drroysafersci.
 “Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCI)” - Where fuses and circuit breakers are designed to protect wiring and equipment from overcurrent, GFCIs are designed to protect personnel from electric current. Not having a GFCI near a water source can lead to injury or even death. Remember circuit breakers protect the building but GFCI's protect the occupants! Make sure your labs are all GFCI protected. Click here for more information.
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