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Bringing 21st Century Science Skills to the Classroom2020 – Science: The Key to the Future |
The 44th Annual Convention will be held
Tuesday & Wednesday, October 20 & 21, 2020
at the Princeton Marriott at Forrestal
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The Convention is co-sponsored by New Jersey Science Teachers Association and New Jersey Science Education Leadership Association |
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The New Jersey Science Convention Steering Committee is continuing to work with the Princeton Marriott at Forrestal and plan for the NJSC 2020 Convention. Registration for both vendors/exhibitors and attendees is open and we are still accepting program proposals.
The priority date for program submission has been extended to June 15.
Please continue to check the website for updates.
The priority date for program submission has been extended to June 15.
Please continue to check the website for updates.
The New Jersey Science Convention is the best professional development opportunity in the Mid-Atlantic area for science educators, including teachers, administrators, and student interns.
This two-day Convention allows more teachers to attend at least one day of activities without burdening the school districts with excessive absence. Each day has over seventy-five sessions of interest to all levels and disciplines in science, as well as over fifty-five vendors of science books, supplies, and equipment.
This two-day Convention allows more teachers to attend at least one day of activities without burdening the school districts with excessive absence. Each day has over seventy-five sessions of interest to all levels and disciplines in science, as well as over fifty-five vendors of science books, supplies, and equipment.
This has been, and continues to be, the absolutely best PD opportunity that exists for science teachers. As a department chair who also teaches classes, there as so many things to see and learn about at the NJSC! The exhibit hall and the banquet were fantastic as well...
2020 Annual Banquet Speaker
Dr. Jeff Goldstein
Director for the National Center for Earth and Space Science Education
Human Exploration: It’s Not a Book of Knowledge...It's a Journey
Director for the National Center for Earth and Space Science Education
Human Exploration: It’s Not a Book of Knowledge...It's a Journey
Dr. Goldstein is also a certified Zumba instructor. During this time of social distancing he is offering live streaming Zumba classes. Click on this link http://doctorjeff.org/zumba-cardio-dance/zumba-classes-live-streamed/ for more information.
2020 Anton Banko Award
for Excellence in Teaching Elementary Science
This award honors Anton Banko, an engineer who co-invented small incision cataract surgery. The technologies and procedures he pioneered are still used by surgeons today, and represent a true milestone in the evolution of STEM applications. It is in his memory that we celebrate an exceptional elementary teacher from New Jersey who is inspiring the next generation of inventors, scientists, and engineers.
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The Anton Banko Award is made possible through the sponsorship of Knowing Science. |
Highlights of NJSC 2019
2019 Anton Banko Award
for Excellence in Teaching Elementary Science
This award honors Anton Banko, an engineer who co-invented small incision cataract surgery. The technologies and procedures he pioneered are still used by surgeons today, and represent a true milestone in the evolution of STEM applications. It is in his memory that we celebrate an exceptional elementary teacher from New Jersey who is inspiring the next generation of inventors, scientists, and engineers.
Congratulations to the 2019 Anton Banko Award recipients.
Robin Mayer-Carroll, Kim Feltre
Winner:
Robin Mayer-Carroll, Fourth Grade Teacher, Roosevelt Elementary School, New Brunswick, NJ |
Rachel Savage, Kim Feltre
Honorable Mention:
Rachel Savage, Third Grade Teacher, George J. Mitchell School, Little Egg Harbor, NJ Honorable Mention: Jennifer Furman, Third Grade Teacher, Village Elementary School, Montgomery, NJ |
The award recipients were honored at the NJSC Annual Banquet on Tuesday, October 22, 2019.
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The Anton Banko Award is made possible through the sponsorship of Knowing Science. |
Congratulations to the 2019 NJSC Award Recipients
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Roseanne Gillis Award - Nancy Evans Bennett
Established in 2006 by members of the Science Convention Steering Committee, this award is given to a person who has served on the Steering Committee for a minimum of 15 years, has contributed extraordinarily to the success of the Convention, and has had a significant impact on the success of the Convention. 
Nancy Evans Bennett, Sandy Buleza
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Tom Fangman Award - Richard Consales
Established in 2002 by members of the Science Convention Steering Committee, this award is given to a person who has contributed exemplary service to the Convention over a long period of time. 
Lisa Doyle, Richard Consales, Lola Szobota
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The award recipients were honored at the NJSC Annual Banquet on Tuesday, October 22, 2019.
The award recipients were honored at the NJSC Annual Banquet on Tuesday, October 22, 2019.
Congratulations to the 2019 Poster Contest Winners!
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Congratulations to Ky Park, winner of the 2019 NJSC Poster Competition! Ky is a student at Ocean Township High School in Oakhurst, NJ. Congratulations to all our semi-finalists who attended the following schools:
A special thank you to all our entrants from these other schools:
We hope to see artwork from these schools and more next year! |
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We would like to thank the following companies for their generous support of NJSC 2019
#njsc2020 |
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We ask you to help us bring this unique professional opportunity to science educators.
The connections we make with other science teachers, the shared ideas, creates excitement to bring back to your classroom and to excite students about science. |
New Jersey Student Learning Standards - Science
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Achieve: American Diploma Project and Next Generation Standards
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