Upcoming Events
Singapore Math Summit
Join STEM SENC for a hands-on Singapore Math Summit designed for K–5 educators! Spend the day immersed in powerful math instruction as you explore engaging strategies to build number sense, strengthen problem solving, and promote deep mathematical thinking. All levels of experience are welcome.
The summit will be held on Wednesday, June 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at UNCW’s Watson College of Education, Sayed Hall.
For more information, visit the STEM SENC website.
Soar Into STEM Conference — June 11
PK-12 educators are invited to a day of inspiration, collaboration and hands-on learning at CESTEM’s annual STEM Education Conference. This year’s theme, “SOAR into STEM: Lead the Adventure,” highlights innovative approaches to STEM teaching and learning. The conference will be held on Thursday, June 11 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at UNCW’s Watson College of Education, Sayed Hall.
For more information, visit the CESTEM website.
Save the Dates!
Future Teacher Conferences – September 25 and November 13
Each semester, the Watson College holds Future Teacher Conference events for aspiring teachers. The events provide an opportunity for High Schools, Community Colleges, and Home School groups to bring students to UNCW so students who have an interest in education can feel what it is like to be a Watson student.
During their time here, we will offer sessions for students based on their educational interests, interactive opportunities and a student panel discussion.
Future Teacher Conferences are FREE to any student interested in learning about education as a career. What’s more, every student who attends is eligible for a scholarship to attend UNCW!
Two conferences will be held in fall 2026: Friday, September 25 and Friday, November 13. Slots fill up fast! We have already had several schools register for fall 2026 events.
School administrators interested in bringing a group of students, or students interested in attending should contact Dean Heath at heatht@uncw.edu.
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