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COSAM Outreach connects students, teachers and communities across Alabama and beyond with meaningful opportunities to explore science and mathematics.
As part of Auburn University’s College of Sciences and Mathematics, the outreach office promotes STEM literacy through hands-on learning, mentorship and community partnerships. Programs such as the Southeastern Center of Robotics Education, known as S.C.O.R.E., along with collaborations with the Office of Academic Engagement, Innovation and Opportunity and organizations such as the Alabama Math, Science and Technology Initiative, help bring engaging STEM experiences to K-12 students, educators and families.
Through these efforts, COSAM Outreach helps spark curiosity, strengthen classroom learning and encourage lifelong engagement with science and mathematics.
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At Auburn's Southern Educational Robotics Conference, aerospace engineer Tinesha “T-Bone” Ross urged educators to remember how their words can shape students' futures. The annual gathering connected robotics educators with new ideas and resources and honored Tracy Wright for expanding access to robotics education.
More than 1,000 students and teachers from 20 schools across Alabama gathered for the seventh annual Destination STEM Expo. The event was hosted by Auburn's College of Sciences and Mathematics and engaged Alabama youth in hands-on STEM activities.
More than 400 Auburn fans experienced physics in action at the annual Physics Tailgate, where hands-on demonstrations brought scientific concepts to life.
