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The San Diego Science Educators Association is a professional organization supporting all science educators. Our mission is to promote science literacy and advocate for science education by promoting professionalism, leadership, and community outreach.
SDSEA Annual Awards Banquet
June 6, 2018 Bahia Resort Hotel Mission Bay
Join SDSEA for a beautiful evening on Mission Bay, as we honor outstanding science educators and innovative Science Fair students. Bahia Resort Hotel - The Del Mar Room Wednesday, June 6, 2018 (tentative) No Host Bar 6:00 PM Dinner 6:30 PM Buffet Menu Seasonal Green Salad with Choice of Dressing Marinated Mushroom and Artichoke Heart Salad Spicy Bay Shrimp Salad Tortellini Pesto Salad Tri Colored Rotelli Pasta with Marinara Sauce Salmon Filet with Saffron Cream Marinated Flank Steak with Sherried Mushrooms Sauce Herb Roasted Baby Red Potatoes Fresh Seasonal Vegetables Rolls and Butter Assorted Truffles, Petite French Pastries, Nanos Freshly Brewed Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee, Herbal Tea MUST RSVP BY May 31th TO: [email protected] Payment of $15.00/person may be paid the evening of the event or mail a check made out to SDSEA to: SDSEA, PO Box 712859, San Diego, CA 92171-2859 <><><><><><><><><><><><><><> 2018 Science Fair Winners SDSEA Award for best science done with simple materials These students and their teacher advisors will be recognized at the annual SDSEA Awards Banquet on June 6, 2018 Optimizing Special Effects in Cinematography Using Forced Perspective Optics
Julia Lopatka Bernardo Heights Middle School Grade 7 In addition to the SDSEA Award, Julia was awarded second place in Junior Division Mathematical Sciences for the GSDSEF
SwellSpark Turns Ocean Swells Into Electric Energy
Coastal Academy Grade 8 In addition to the SDSEA Award, Aaron was awarded first place in Junior Division Energy and Transport for the GSDSEF NOAA Award Marine Technology Society Award Armed Forces Communication and Electronics Award USN - ONR Naval Science Award City of San Diego Environmental Services Award Professional Engineers in California Government Award <><><><><><><><><><><><><><> SDSEA was proud to assist in sponsoring 2017 San Diego Science Education Conference November 2017 Mira Mar College 8 am to 3 pm | Awards
for Excellence in Science Education Nominations now open SDSEA recognizes professionalism and excellence among science teachers in grades K - 5, grades 6 - 8, and high school, 9 - 12. Additionally, we recognize excellence in the service of science education from the university level and from community and informal science education. <><><><><><><><><><><><><><>Help us find and honor the most deserving among us. Great things are happening in science education. SDSEA wants to celebrate those accomplishments, and the people who make them happen. Nomination forms are available here, with instructions included on each form. Nominations are due by May 18, 2018. Science Teacher Nomination Form University Educator Nomination Form Community Educator Nomination Form Awardees will be recognized at the annual SDSEA Awards Banquet, tentatively set for Wednesday, June 6, 2018. San Diego March For Science The
San Diego Science Educators Association has, for decades, supported
science educators of all types, general science literacy and excellence
in science education. The SDSEA recognizes and promotes the rightful
role of science and critical thinking in education and our society. We
were proud to be a part of the San Diego March For Science on Saturday, April 14, 2018. Our nation needs good STEM education, scientifically literate citizens, and well-researched, science-informed public policies. For follow up activities go the the San Diego March for Science web page or their Facebook page.
Memorial Scholarship Bob Dean was an inspiring leader in science education for decades both locally and nationally. As Science Coordinator at the San Diego County Office of Education, he founded the Greater San Diego Science Teachers Association, which later became SDSEA. He also helped found the San Diego Computer Using Educators Association (SDCUE). In addition he established the Southern California Association of Science Supervisors (SCASS) and was president of the National Science Supervisors Association, later to become NSELA. After "retiring" from the County Office of Education, he and his wife Melanie wrote, received, and coordinated many NSF grants for summer science teacher training academies at UCSD. Bob's impact on science education in our area and beyond was amazing. He constantly sought to bring out the best in everyone around him, and tirelessly encouraging others to pursue their dreams. In this spirit, SDSEA is announcing a science leadership scholarship fund in his memory. Details are available by clicking the "Scholarships" link at the left.
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