A group of people stand in a Buddhist Temple.

STEM Rooted in Culture

The STEM Rooted in Culture educator workshop series brings together community experts and educators to broaden understanding and diversify teaching practices in the K-12 social studies and STEM classroom to better support all students and their lived experiences. 

A life-size model of an orca in the exhibition.

STEM Rooted in Culture 

The Fall/Winter STEM Rooted in Culture Series has ended. Stay tuned for details our next series!  

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 I am super appreciative of the work everyone has done in organizing this series and helping me grow as a person and as a teacher. These workshops and assignments weren’t just informative, but have led to action that is causing change! 

— Spring 2024 Series Participant

Conenct with us!

Want to connect with past partners? Here are their websites

Artes de México en Utah

Emerald Project 

Khmera Dance Troupe

Have additional questions, or want to partner on a future series? 

Email us at, SRIC@NHMU.utah.edu 

 

  • Traditional Mayan Dancers Perform
  • two people measure a STEM activity creation.
  • Two educators experiment with a head harp.
  • Two women stand in front of a back strap weaver.
  • A group of people laugh around a pipe cleaner structure.

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