Hello Everyone!
Please join us October 4-8 for STEMIEFest 2021, a fun, informative virtual conference about innovation and inclusion in early STEM education.
Eash STEMIEFest day, we’ll showcase performances by the STEMIEFest World Music Ensemble, featuring Anjali (India/Guyana), Francis Mbappe (Cameroon), Bashiri Johnson (USA), Yuza (Japan) and Sherrod Barnes (USA).
STEMIEFest Monday’s song is First Rays of Light: an appreciation for the environment and respect for each new day.
STEMIEFest is brought to you by:
- University of North Carolina
- Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute
- University of Denver-Morgridge College of Education
- Marsico Institute
- IDEAs that Work
Co-production of STEMIEFest is brought to you by Bridge Multimedia.
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