Inspiring and Nurturing Excellence
Building a 21st Century workforce by inspiring and nurturing excellence in mathematics and science for all Michigan schools, students, teachers, and communities.
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Celebrating 25 Years of Excellence in Mathematics and Science
About MMSCN

The Michigan Math and Science Centers Network is a collaboration of 33 regional centers throughout the state created by the Michigan Legislature to elevate mathematics and science education for all students in Michigan.

2007-2012 MASTER PLAN (APPROVED)

2010-2013 STRATEGIC PLAN

STRATEGIC PLANNING CYCLE

2011-2012 Annual Report

2010-2011 Annual Report

Archived Reports

Michigan STEM Partnership

Michigan's House of Representatives declares March 25-31, 2012 as STEM Awareness Week 

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!

STEM Executive Director Job Description

Visit the website at:  http://mistempartnership.com/

Statewide Centers

There are 33 regional Centers in the Michigan Mathematics and Science Centers Network. These centers provide leadership, curriculum support, professional development, and student services to educators in local school districts.

The centers also serve as a resource clearinghouse for educational materials and information, and work to foster community involvement in the areas of mathematics and science.

The Mathematics and Science Centers Network supports the delivery of high quality mathematics and science education for the students of Michigan.

MMSCN Directory

2011 MathScience Network

Special "25 Years" Tribute from State Representative Wayne Schmidt, State Senator Howard Walker and Governor Snyder

News and Announcements

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MMSCN Events Calendar

Michigan STEM Workforce Call-to-Action Seminar

June 4 - 5 @ The Henry Ford Museum

Download the flyer at http://mistempartnership.com/documents.htm

GVSU to host the 3rd Annual ASQ Advancing the STEM Agenda Conference

June 3-4, 2013

Attend sessions from MMSCN Directors:

"The Michigan STEM Partnership In Action: A Collaboration Between Business, Education, and Government", Dr. Michael Tanoff, Kalamazoo M/S Center and Kathy Grosso, a Lake MI Stem Hub member from the Dudley STEM School in Battle Creek

"Next Generation Science -Bridge to the Future", Karen Meyers, Regional Mathand Science Center, Grand Valley State University (GVSU)

Visit  the link below to register and to view sessions:

http://asq.org/conferences/stem-agenda/

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