STEM university education has room for improvement.

In collaboration with educators from across the United States, Research On STEM Education (ROSE) is helping to make these improvements in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) through evidence-based teaching through educational research.

Learn more about who we are by navigating the tabs above. Want to be part of the solution?
Connect with us through the contact page.

For a list of current research projects, ROSE members can e-mail Sarah Adkins for the full PROJECT LIST.

ROSE lunch meetings for the Birmingham chapter are held Wednesdays 12PM to 1:30PM Central Time, in the University of Alabama at Birmingham Education Building room 243 (the CTL classroom). 

ROSE socials for the Birmingham chapter are on Wednesdays, 6:30PM CT, at Good People Brewery in Birmingham, AL.

Be sure and mark these dates on your calendar so that you can join the dialogue at the cutting edge of education research.

Flyer for the UAB Chapter ROSE events

Date (Wednesdays)	ROSE Event
January 16, 2019	ROSE Lunch Meeting: "The Impact of Physical 3D Models as a Supplementary Instructional Tool on Student Learning and Perception of Molecular Genetics Concepts" Dr. Ashley Turner, UAB Biology
January 30, 2019	ROSE Social, Good People Brewery
February 20, 2019 (special guest seminar)	ROSE Lunch Meeting: "CSforALL: Enggaing STEM Undergrads with Computational Scientific Modeling" Dr. Melanie Moses, University of New Mexico
March 6, 2019	ROSE Social, The Lumbar
March 20, 2019 (special guest seminar)	ROSE Lunch Meeting, "Insights from Using High Structure Course Design in Biology and Engineering Courses " Dr. Justin Shaffer, Colorado School of Mines
April 3, 2019	ROSE Social, the Lumbar

The ROSE network is funded by the following sponsors:

UAB STEM Initiative

The materials on this website are based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. RCN-UBE-1826988.