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Please let us know if you plan to attend any of the following events: 

    • Feb. 7 - LEGO Robotics - Bozeman
    • March 3 / 4 - Science Olympiad - Bozeman
    • March 31 - State Science Fair - Missoula
    • April (Day TBD) - Girls STEAM Day - Bozeman
    • April 3 - STEM Summit - Helena
    • May 20 - NASA ROADS Challenge - Bozeman 
    • June 16-19 - 2025 OPI Summer Institute - Bozeman (Note. Last in-person Noyce orientation will be held that week)

Opportunities from the Western Regional Noyce Network (WRNN)

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Noyce recipients in WRNN states have access to high-quality professional development programs tailored to support their growth as STEM educators. These opportunities, fully funded for participants, cover a range of topics from AI integration to STEM language support, hands-on software training, and computer science authorization. Many programs also provide stipends. Explore the options below to find the best fit for your professional development needs.

  • The WRNN Math - Noyce Networking Event (Virtual, April 2-5, 2025) offers Noyce Scholar math teachers networking, collaboration, and professional development alongside the NCTM Virtual Conference. Participants attend sessions, share insights, and receive a $200 stipend. Register by March 15.

Visit WRNN's Professional Development page for more details and to apply for any of the following:

  • Integrating Next Generation Computing in Any Discipline (Virtual, April 5–12, 2025): Learn how AI and computing can enhance classroom learning in any subject.
  • GeoGebra Summer Institute (CSU Northridge, Los Angeles, CA, June 9–13, 2025): Gain expertise in using GeoGebra to teach algebra and geometry more effectively.
  • Computer Science Supplementary Authorization (Virtual, June 17–December 11, 2025): Earn an authorization to teach K-12 computer science through an intensive course series.
  • More Support for STEM Language (MSSL) Workshop (Forest Grove, OR, July 27–31, 2025): Address barriers in STEM language to make STEM education more inclusive.
  • STAR Program (Paid Summer Research for Future Educators): Engage in immersive research experiences designed for aspiring STEM teachers.
  • Modeling Workshop (Chemistry, Physics, Biology) (Cal Poly, June 23–July 3, 2025): Strengthen instructional strategies through hands-on modeling techniques in science education.