 
This page from Fab Lab: Digital Fabrication Learning Community contains all the files necessary to create a monster-themed box for storage of children's bathroom things. A pdf document lists the materials needed and provides a short description of the project while two .cdr files can be used with Corel Draw software and a laster to create the item. These materials could be used in a lesson in an introductory engineering or manufacturing course.
K-12 educators may enjoy Siemens STEM Day, a program providing resources to energize the future of the STEM field. Readers should not be fooled by the name; the...
Learn from leading economists with "Women in Economics." Following the "Nobel Perspectives" model, under which UBS (a Swiss investment bank and finance company)...
Using "snail mail" to inspire young scientists, Letters to a Pre-Scientist is a pen pal program ensuring all students can visualize themselves in a STEM career....
November 18 is LGBTQ+ STEM Day, a date picked to honor "the 60th anniversary of American Astronomer and gay activist Frank Kameny's US Supreme Court fight...
Xonsh is a UNIX shell that uses Python syntax as much as possible. The Xonsh developers say that it "solves the problem that other shells do not fit your...
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The AMSER Quarterly was recently featured on Maria Anderson's Teaching College Math blog. Maria Anderson is a math instructor at Muskegon Community College, to read her math blog as well as her contribution to the Quarterly click here. For more issues of the AMSER Quarterly click here.
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