STEM Symposium marks third year at ECU

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Nearly 400 K-12 teachers attended—Teachers are seeking innovative strategies to prepare students for future jobs.
Keynote speaker shared his journey—from football player to educator—to inspire educators in the audience—Providing relatable examples can motivate teachers to adopt new teaching methods. Fique de olho:
More collaboration between universities and schools could enhance STEM education.

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Nearly 400 K-12 teachers from across North Carolina attended ECU’s third annual STEM Symposium on July 28-29. Keynote speaker Leonard Paulk III traced his path from ECU football player to Pitt County teacher to nonprofit leader, using his journey to inspire educators in the audience.

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