Research
Experiences for Teachers at Northeastern University
The
Research Experiences for Teachers (RET) program at Northeastern
University and University of Massachusetts-Lowell is a
six-week summer research experience funded by the National
Science Foundation for middle and high school mathematics
and science teachers and Community College STEM faculty.
Participants work in research laboratories affiliated
with the Colleges of Arts & Sciences and Engineering,
the Center for Subsurface Sensing and Imaging Systems
(CenSSIS) at Northeastern University and Boston University,
and the Center for High-rate Nanomanufacturing at Northeastern
University and the University of Massachusetts-Lowell.
Professional development component of the summer program
is provided by the Center for STEM Education.
Applications for the 2010 RET Program will be available
online by January 2010.
As
of December 2009, this site has been transitioned to the
main STEM Education Center website: http://www.stem.neu.edu/ret.htm
You
will be redirected there shortly.
Program
Highlights
October
5, 2009
The first RET 2009 callback
session will be held at Northeastern University on
November 11, 2009 from 9 - 11 AM. Please email Claire
Duggan (c.duggan@neu.edu) to RSVP for the session.
Also,
please post to the blog if you have implemented your
lesson!! >>Blog
August
2009
The RET program at Northeastern
has launched a new site and blog through Google to
keep up to date information regarding lessons/classroom
connections and upcoming dates and events.
L-R:
RET Participant and Coordinator Rocco Cieri, Program
Director Claire Duggan, and Program Coordinator Ryan
Sauvé at the RET Poster Session at NSTA New Orleans.
To Contact Us: Research
Experiences for Teachers
at Northeastern University
c/o The Center for STEM Education
360 Huntington Avenue
International Village, Suite 520
Boston, Massachusetts 02115
