Join us for a special evening just for educators!

During this exclusive event, educators will get:

  • an up-close introduction to our exhibitions
  • a meet-and-greet with our Distillations podcast team, where you’ll learn how to use podcasts as a classroom tool
  • an opportunity to talk to one of our librarians about resources you can use in the classroom
  • a preview of our field trip options, including a self-guided walkthrough of our Women in Chemistry Tour and an interactive game about the periodic table of the elements
  • light refreshments

It’s a great opportunity to discover new ways to bring the history of science into your classroom and experience the exhibitions before bringing your class for a group tour.

We look forward to welcoming educators from across the region for an evening of learning, exploration, and inspiration.

This event is FREE; registration is required.

Featured image: Group portrait of chemistry students, ca. 1900.

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