So very proud of this young man! Grateful for Morris Ed Foundation recognizing and rewarding his intelligence, motivation and grit. Rutgers University you are lucky to get him!

Engineering is the most versatile degree you can earn and will open the most doors in your career. The Federal Reserve just backed me up on this. Data show few engineers would choose a different field of study, far fewer than any other degree. federalreserve.gov/publications/f…

When you’re running 100 billion nanometers in nanoscience class to celebrate National Nanotechnology Day NNI #NationalNanoDay

Happy and proud to share #NewJersey State Science Day Challenge 2023 with amazing #educators at #NJSC today! Teachers, welcome to an easy way to encourage #highschool students’ use of #science and #engineering practices to solve a real world problem! MorrisSchoolDistrict @mraemmons NJ Science Conv

Learning from expert educators in science at #NJSC today, like this #NewJersey Teacher of the Year Christine Girtain, Christine Girtain NJSTOY2023, proponent of student sensemaking, inquiry and authentic research in the classroom. NJ Science Conv MorrisSchoolDistrict @mraemmons Erin NJEA New Jersey Department of Education

All.Students'. Ideas.Matter. Looking forward to bringing home great insights in student #sensemaking from @CTSKeeley for use in my own classroom. NJ Science Conv MorrisSchoolDistrict @mraemmons NJEA #NGSS

Weed-out courses exist in #highschool too... what message are we giving 15 yo's when the definition of success in science is so narrow? Our #1 job should be helping students find success. Teachers, if students are dropping out of your class, change what you are doing. anthony emmons

And Cyberstart America, free for high schoolers! Because we are currently short 770,000 #cybersecurity professionals in the US CyberStart America #great #Careers #highschool #futureofwork #STEMeducation anthony emmons MorrisSchoolDistrict

What makes magic sand… magic? My nano students figured out this #phenomena today through inquiry-driven experimentation in molecular polarity. #nanotechnology Phenomena #highschool #curiosity #ScienceTwitter #STEMeducation Erin anthony emmons MorrisSchoolDistrict

12. Scale of the Universe 2 This will allow you to explore the size and scale of things in the universe. htwins.net/scale2/

Tell your high school student... NJ State Science Day 2023 is now open for registration! New this year... TEAMS! State and County winners! Text us your questions on our GroupMe! NJSTA #newjersey #science #STEMeducation #ClimateCrisis

Engaging students in the ways science and nanoscience are helping address climate change is essential for achieving our energy sustainability goals #Nano4EARTH #climatechange #ClimateAction #nanoscience

It’s officially the first day of Engineers Week 2023! Join #Eweek2023 with the NAE for a week-long social media celebration of outstanding engineering to inspire, engage and empower the next generation of #engineers.

Celebrated Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day hosting Women in STEM Day: 48 middle school girls, 30 high school girls, 20 professional women, 10 English Language Learners, 3 STEM activities, one great day of empowerment for all Johnson & Johnson Atlantic Health DiscoverEngineering Morristown iSTEM

“The opportunities for engineers are endless.” Kirsten Brutans, industrial engineering student at Purdue visits her alma mater MHS to speak with Engineering club and Girls in STEM club members. Morristown iSTEM Purdue University #WomenInSTEM23 #payitforward #RoleModel MorrisSchoolDistrict

Lauren Takiguchi, nanoengineering UCSD Engineering graduate speaking to MHS high school nanoscience students explaining her work at Salk Institute with DNA origami and inspiring future engineers #payitforward #RoleModel #WomenInSTEM Morristown iSTEM MorrisSchoolDistrict

Using momentum to teach mathematical thinking in physics, why didn’t I never think of that?! In the past I gave them the equation and called substituting in “problem solving.” Know better, do better. #openscied #ITeachPhysics

MHS Girls in STEM Club came to teach a lesson to some of our 3rd graders! They had a blast! Thank you Mariel Kolker, Ed.D. for collaborating with us! MPSD

Can your students explain why the smoky East-coast sky is orange? Back in Sept 2020 when SF skies turned orange, we pivoted to modeling it in freshman physics, using data from Paul Ullrich of UC Davis. Phenomena-based science for relevancy & authentic learning #Iteachphysics #ngss

Congrats to the 2024 NJ State Science Day award winners! Students developed engineering solutions to address poor air quality in NJ’s marginalized communities. Many thanks to Merck Johnson & Johnson Innovation Coriell Life Sciences NJSTA for inspiring NJ's future #scientists & #engineers!