Challenger Connect!
We believe in the power of collaboration to inspire and educate. Our partnership with the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering offers a unique opportunity to bring STEAM engineering to life for our community.
Why Partner with Us?
Engage with a diverse audience through our well-established outreach programs.
Whether you’re looking to involve families, students, or the broader community, we have the platform and resources to help you make an impact.
Collaboration Opportunities
Classroom visits
Bring your expertise directly into local K-12 classrooms. Inspire students with engaging presentations and hands-on activities that align with your field of study.
Collaborate on research projects with local schools
Partner with local schools to conduct research projects that provide real-world learning experiences for students and contribute to their understanding of scientific methods and engineering practices.
Community events or fairs
Engage with the broader community by representing your department at local events or fairs. Showcase your projects, share your passion, and encourage interest in STEAM education.
Develop educational materials
Collaborate with us to create educational materials or curricula that bring your research and knowledge into K-12 education, enhancing learning experiences for students.
Host workshops or seminars
Lead workshops or seminars at the Challenger Learning Center to share your research, innovative techniques, or unique insights with educators, students, and the community.
K-12 Mentoring
Guide the next generation of engineers and scientists by mentoring K-12 students. Share your knowledge, provide career advice, and help them explore the possibilities in STEAM fields.
Ready to Collaborate?
We invite you to take the next step in engaging with our community. Fill out our Outreach Request Form to begin the process. Together, we can inspire the next generation of engineers, scientists, and innovators.
Resources
NASA provides STEM resources to connect educators, students, parents and caregivers to the inspiring work at NASA.
The National Institute for STEM Education (NISE) certifies teachers, campuses, and districts in STEM teaching. Using a competency-based, academic coach-led online learning platform, educators produce a portfolio of work that demonstrates proficiency across 15 STEM teacher actions.
The Florida Space Grant Consortium provides space-related fellowships, scholarships, and internships; supports research opportunities, and academic-NASA-industry partnerships; and enhances STEM awareness, literacy, education and excellence in Florida’s citizens, public and private educational systems, and workforce.