Research on STEM Education
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Welcome to the ROSE website, a resource for STEM educators. To learn more about our meetings and who we are, resources and opportunities, or to talk to us, navigate our website using the tabs above.
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Founded out of the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Research On STEM Education (ROSE) aims to advance collaborative networks for educators assessing effectiveness of teaching practices in order to initiate and expand the scope of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) educational research. In collaboration with educators from across the United States, ROSE members work together to improve STEM education using evidence-based practices.
Upcoming events:
ROSE lunch meeting, September 19, 12PM to 1:30PM Central Time, in Education Building room 243 (the CTL classroom). We will have our ROSE co-PIs Jeff Olimpo (UTEP) and Trent Sutton (Alaska) on hand, and we plan to have a lively discussion about the new activities ROSE will be undertaking in the coming years.
ROSE lunch meeting, September 19, 12PM to 1:30PM Central Time, in Education Building room 243 (the CTL classroom). We will have our ROSE co-PIs Jeff Olimpo (UTEP) and Trent Sutton (Alaska) on hand, and we plan to have a lively discussion about the new activities ROSE will be undertaking in the coming years.
The ROSE network is funded by the following sponsors:
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UAB STEM Initiative
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The materials on this website are based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. RCN-UBE-1826988.