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Making space science accessible for all through inclusive STEM education programs.
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It's been 2 years since I completed Full Spectrum, a documentary short film highlighting under-represented space scientists. Enjoy. Learn. Share. youtu.be/ruwAtBAoDyw
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Full Spectrum (2019)
“This work was the very first use of the ICON tidal wind product. The product allowed Xinzhao’s team to calculate the flow of metal ions over Boulder. It’s a great example of how these tides seem to affect everything in space near Earth.” —Thomas Immel, PI of the ICON Mission.
Atmospheric metal layers that appear at dusk and just before dawn seen over Boulder, CO for the first time. Work led by CIRES/@CUBoulder’s Xinzhao Chu, published this week in @theAGU Geophysical Research Letters. Read the full story ➡️ bit.ly/2TxAxmZ
I'm teaching a new "Cultural Astronomy" course this summer at Cal, along with the old favorite "Intro to Astronomy." If you, or any students you know, might be interested check out the course descriptions and sign up! astro.berkeley.edu/programs/under…
Our Full Spectrum film screening and panel discussion today of diversity in space science was very inspiring. Lots of great perspectives were shared. You can watch the recording on YouTube: youtu.be/_8ZdMDq4TMo
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Solar Week Spring 2021 Special Live Webinar: March 26, 2021
Celebrate #WomensHistoryMonth and #NASASolarWeek today with a special screening and discussion of Full Spectrum, my short-film highlighting under-represented space scientists. Register at bit.ly/FSpectrum Or watch the Live-Stream here: youtube.com/watch?v=5GfAty…
Join us in 2 days (3-26) for a special screening of the NASA-funded short film Full Spectrum, followed by a discussion with several of the featured scientists. Register bit.ly/FSpectrum. All are welcome to attend & ask questions. Content suitable for middle school and up.
Anyone getting ready to celebrate #NASASolarWeek with students?☀️@MultiverseUCB has some great resources and opportunities #dpvils #ISTESTEM #fmslearning
Join Solar Week Mar. 26th for a special screening of the NASA-funded short film Full Spectrum, followed by a discussion with several of the featured scientists. Register bit.ly/FSpectrum. All are welcome to attend & ask questions. Content suitable for middle school and up.
Join us in 1 week (3-26) for a special screening of the NASA-funded short film Full Spectrum, followed by a discussion with several of the featured scientists. Register bit.ly/FSpectrum. All are welcome to attend & ask questions. Content suitable for middle school and up.
Join us in 2 weeks (3-26) for a special screening of the NASA-funded short film Full Spectrum, followed by a discussion with several of the featured scientists. Register bit.ly/FSpectrum. All are welcome to attend & ask questions. Content suitable for middle school and up.
Join Solar Week Mar. 26th for a special screening of the NASA-funded short film Full Spectrum, followed by a discussion with several of the featured scientists. Register bit.ly/FSpectrum. All are welcome to attend & ask questions. Content suitable for middle school and up.
Meet a diversity of brilliant scientists studying the wonders of the Universe in Full Spectrum #BlackHistoryMonth #WomenInScience #RepresentationMatters youtu.be/ruwAtBAoDyw
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Full Spectrum (2019)
Today is the New Moon and the start of the #ChineseNewYear in Asia. It's sometimes called #LunarNewYear Several calendars (e.g. Islamic and Jewish) are purely based on the phases of the Moon. The Chinese calendar also contains solar rules. multiverse.ssl.berkeley.edu/Calendar-in-th…
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Chinese New Year
By Dr. Bryan J. Mendez @bryanjmendez February 16, 2018 marks the first day of the Chinese New Year, and the start of the latest Year of the Dog. Year of Ox Chinese New Year Parade San...
#Teachers of upper elementary and middle school students (grades 5 – 8) in the subjects of history, social studies, and STEAM: Join us for a free #webinar on the ways in which the Maya have used the Sun to track time for thousands of years. Register: smithsonian.zoom.us/webinar/regist…
Today's celebrations both have astronomical roots: #GroundhogDay (cross-quarter day), and dia de la candelaria (winter solstice). We'll be celebrating by eating tamales we made during Christmas and watching the classic 1993 film starring Bill Murray. multiverse.ssl.berkeley.edu/Calendar-in-th…
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The Groundhog and the Candle
By Dr. Bryan Mendez February 2nd is celebrated in the United States as both Groundhog’s Day and Candlemas, or Dia de la Candelaria in Spanish. Both celebrations have their roots in astronomical...
As a follow-up to my article on the diversity of STEM characters in popular movies, I put together a list of popular movie characters from groups under-represented in STEM (in real life and the movies). #RepresentationMatters docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…
I've finally written up a summary of my project examining the diversity of STEM characters in the movies. Enjoy! Spoiler Alert: They're not diverse, and we should fix that. multiverse.ssl.berkeley.edu/Calendar-in-th…
Movies reflect our cultural values. If we truly value the diversity of human experience, then let's portray that on screen.
Increasing the diversity of STEM characters specifically can have a positive effect on society. The movies can provide much needed role models for people who—more often than not—don’t see others like themselves in STEM roles.
Lack of STEM diversity in film could be a reflection of real-world disparities: art imitating life. However, the majority of films are fiction, depicting what could be rather than what is. Why do they only imagine worlds where STEM is mostly the realm of white men?
And most importantly, brilliance is rarely a key to success in STEM. Passion, determination, perseverance, and hard work are usually much more important characteristics for success in STEM careers.
Role models have a powerful influence on the development of STEM identity (being able to imagine yourself in a STEM profession). Fictional role models can have similar influence. That’s especially powerful for people without easy, direct access to a lot of STEM professionals.
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