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STEM Ambassador Program (STEMAP)

STEMAP recruits MSU participants for a 6-month science communication and outreach training program, focused on building trust and establishing dialogue between scientists and members of the public outside of traditional informal science education settings. Through workshops, peer-learning, and one-on-one mentoring, participants learn how to identify and engage partners, build trust, promote open exchanges, and design and implement public engagement activities. Participants gain new public engagement skills and demonstrated broader impacts experience to cite in their NSF grant applications.

MSU faculty, research staff, post-docs, and graduate students are welcome to apply. 



People:

Miles A. McNall

Director for Community-Engaged Research, Office for Public Engagement and Scholarship
Adjunct Faculty, Department of Psychology
Adjunct Faculty, Department of Human Development and Family Studies

Office for Public Engagement and Scholarship