In October, RESET’s Shaheen Khurana, Adeoye Owolewa, and Keith Osterhage were featured on Fairfax Public Access Television’s “Your Need to Know”. With host Catherine Read, Shaheen, Adeoye, and Keith discuss RESET’s work and the importance of mentorship in STEM education. Watch the full interview in the video below. Would you like to learn more about…

Hi, just returned from down under (Australia and NZ) and now preparing to do some science with you and your junior scientists. I plan to focus on earth patterns, cycles and change (SOL 3,8a) for the remainder of this semester as we discussed.   – Day prior to each class- please have each student write…

ReSET Volunteer Bob Williams writes:  I’m sure that this is not new for many, but at out meeting I spoke to a couple of people who did not know the Ben Carson story, so here is a tickler. Ben Carson rose from poverty and inner city chaos to become a world-famous pediatric neurosurgeon at Johns…

From Science Friday: Students can write their name in binary code using Goldfish (the edible kind) http://sciencefriday.com/teacher-resources/08/19/2015/write-your-name-in-binary-code.html    

Washington Post on July 1, 2014:  The DC Area is Brimming With STEM Jobs and They’re Hard to Fill http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/capitalbusiness/the-dc-area-is-brimming-with-stem-jobs-and-theyre-hard-to-fill/2014/06/30/3a5726cc-006d-11e4-b8ff-89afd3fad6bd_story.html

  The report below is from ReSET’s Harold Sharlin; it describes his science program for 3 year olds.  ReSET is interested in recruiting volunteers to reach more pre-Kindergarten students.  Unlike ReSET’s elementary school program, volunteers need not have an education or background as professional scientists, engineers or technicians – just a commitment to helping young…