Teaching SMART (Science, Math, And Research Technology) is a student-run volunteer program that connects local communities with undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Minnesota. Teaching SMART aims to expand science and math education in communities around the University of Minnesota and encourage University of Minnesota students to take part in this endeavor. Our partnership with the Bell Museum of Natural History enables our volunteers to train with science outreach professionals and gain access to a host of educational tools.
News Info Meeting Thursday, September 17, 6:30 pm, STSS (Bruiniks Hall) Room 312. See you there! We are starting a new after school group at Marcy Open! The time is from 3:00 - 5:00 pm on Wednesday, starting February 11th, for 3rd - 5th grade students. We need session leaders (teachers) and volunteers, so if you are interested please contact us. Volunteer with us! Volunteer sessions this year are approximately 2 hr long, although you can sign up for only the first hour. When considering your availability, please take into account travel time to and from the school (typically 5-15 minutes). Click here! to sign up and view school sites! View the calendar below for a visual representation of our volunteer times! Want to lead a lesson?- click on the day you might want to lead a lesson and see if a leader is needed for that day! |
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