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Part of MMSA’s vision is to prepare tomorrow’s workforce for careers in Maine and increase equitable access to STEM education for ALL preK-12 students. To achieve these goals, MMSA is focusing on:
1. Programming for neurodiverse learners, rural communities, and immigrant and BIPOC youth.
2. Collaborating with universities and businesses that do cutting-edge STEM research.
3. Scaling up computer science learning opportunities in K-12 and afterschool environments.
Sponsor Maine’s youth STEM competitions: Sponsors of the Maine State Science Fair and Middle School Science & Engineering Fair will serve a key role in encouraging the next generation of scientists and STEM innovators to pursue their ambitions in high school and beyond. Each year, hundreds of students, community members, teachers and Maine businesses participate in the fair. Businesses may sponsor these high-profile events at the $15,000, $10,000 and $5,000 levels.
Make a gift to MMSA’s Annual Fund to keep our vital programs thriving. Your support directly impacts MMSA educators, students and the communities we serve. Give today at MMSA.org/donations.
Join MMSA’s Board of Directors: We are looking to add individuals with specific expertise to our full Board of Directors or as a committee member, including:
Become a Maine State Science Fair judge: Recruitment begins in January! Visit our judges’ page at maine-state-science-fair.com/judge to learn about how you can get involved.
Susan Bates, Retired
Erica Beck Spencer, Curriculum Specialist, University of California
Lindsay Coe, Director of Marketing, Resources Systems Group, Inc
Kevin Hathaway, Vice President of Professional Services, StreetLight Data
Jeff Hecker, Professor of Psychology and Director of Clinical Training, University of Maine
Angela Lett, Interim Director of Development & Communications at the Eliot School of Fine & Applied Arts
Kevin London, Senior Vice President Human Resources, Retired, Fairchild Semiconductor
Lily J. Lu, Vice President, Deputy General Counsel & Chief Corporate & Securities Counsel, IDEXX Laboratories Inc.
Andrea Marcado, Professional Learning Specialist, World-Class Instructional Design and Assessment
Margo Murphy, Science Teacher, Camden Hills Regional High School
Joel Pike, Director of Energy Strategy, ND Paper
Established: 1992
Employees: 32
Annual revenue: $4.45 million
50% Federal competitive grants
25% Earned revenue contracts with school districts
15% Non-federal competitive grants
8% Individual contributions
1% Corporate donations
1% Other
343 Water St., Augusta, ME 04330
(207) 626-3230
linkedin.com/company/maine-mathematics-and-science-alliance/
Finding inspiring new ways to get people excited about Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM) today so that our youth can become the innovators, problem solvers and workforce of tomorrow.
Providing professional learning experiences; conducting research and evaluation; and building networks to sustain systemic statewide improvement—all in PreK-12 STEM education.
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