Theme of the month

Theme of the Month

Join us each month as we focus on a topic of interest to STEM Teacher Leaders with a webinar panel, open discussion, resources and blog post. 

July 2021

Next Generation STEM Mentoring: An Important Lever in Elevating the Profession

K. Renae Pullen
July's theme, moderated by K. Renae Pullen, will explore the importance of mentorship in the STEM teaching profession. Be sure to read the intro blog, view the Online Panel recording, join the online discussion, & browse related resources.
 
K. Renae Pullen
Richard VelascoSuzanne Botta Sullivan
Jeanane ChararaJeanne Norris

Next Generation STEM Mentoring: An Important Lever in Elevating the Profession
Date & Time: July 19th at 5pm EDT
Moderator: K. Renae Pullen
Panelists: Richard Velasco, Suzanne Botta Sullivan, Jeanane Charara, and Jeanne Norris
Description: In this interactive panel, K. Renae Pullen (moderator) and panelists will explore the importance of mentorship in the STEM teaching profession and share their own personal journeys from Mentee to STEM Teacher Mentor.

 

Intro Blog

Richard Velasco
Richard Velasco kicks off the July theme with a blog post that summarizes his journey from Mentee to STEM Teacher Mentor.

Discussion

In this facilitated discussion, we will explore importance of mentorship in the STEM teaching profession. We invite your participation!

Webinar Panel

Recorded: July 19th at 5pm EDT
Moderator: K. Renae Pullen
Panelists:Richard Velasco, Suzanne Botta Sullivan, Jeanane Charara, and Jeanne Norris
Description: No teacher is an island. Unfortunately, sometimes it can feel that way especially for new STEM teachers. In this online panel, K. Renae Pullen (moderator) and panelists explore the importance of mentorship for teachers of STEM subjects.

 

 
Brian Drayton
In this brief, Brian Drayton provides a synthesis of this month's theme "Next Generation STEM Mentoring: An Important Lever in Elevating the Profession," that highlights key points and suggested recommendations discussed by those who participated in this month's discussion and webinar panel.