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Search: Home Home About Overview Student Program Design Principles Curriculum Development Impact History SEE Timeline Publications Featured Projects Systems Thinkers in STEM Featured Student Projects Ambassador Showcase Computational Modeling Systems Medicine Education Project Feed 1010 Resources Curriculum Modules For Students For Teachers For Partners People SEE Team Alumni News Contact Us Systems Education Experiences Systems Education Experiences (SEE) is a student-teacher-scientist partnership program that provides experiential learning through hands-on curriculum modules, teacher training, and student internships. Systems Education Experiences provides free, open-source STEM instructional materials View Modules Systems Education Experiences provides internships and courses for high school students Read More Systems Education Experiences provides internships and workshops for teachers Read More Systems Education Experiences cultivates interdisciplinary skills for solving complex problems Read More For Students Internships, ambassadorships, workgroups & courses offer interdisciplinary research experiences for high school students. Learn More For Teachers SEE has co-created modules to use in high school classrooms and offers many opportunities for professional development. Learn More For Partners A broad and active system of STEM professionals, community-based programs and partners make these experiences possible. Learn More Leadership, Empowerment and Development in STEM (LEADS) The LEADS program is offered to all participants within our high school programming. LEADS features activities that build seven major skills that are foundational for STEM leaders and conversations with ISB’s scientists, who share personal stories of their career journeys, including barriers they faced and strategies they used for overcoming such barriers. Learn More Sponsors Interested in sponsoring LEADS? Contact us. Paid High School Internship The SEE internship program offers a cross-disciplinary research experience for high school students, through which they learn the power of the scientific approach. Learn more about the 2023 high school interns and their experience. Learn More Environmental Systems in the Outdoors Research Experience (ESORE) ESORE is a 6-week program developed by SEE for high school students to get outside, connect with current environmental science, and meet professionals in the environmental field. The experience involved 50 virtual high school students in 2022 and 12 in-person high school students in 2023 . Learn More Student Projects In 2021, we launched a Systems Thinkers in STEM Ambassadorship (STiSA). Between November 2021 and June 2022, we showcased 45 Ambassadors on our website, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. These students completed projects such as STiSA profiles, STEM professional interviews, and environmental projects/human health projects. This program and others continue! Peruse Featured Student Projects and projects that were highlighted as part of the STiSA Showcase. Learn More Curriculum Modules Through Systems Education Experiences (SEE), we have developed and disseminated nine curriculum modules and have five more in development . All modules work toward helping students internalize interdisciplinary STEM concepts and the skills of research and systems biology. View Modules Systems Medicine Education SEE is building systems medicine curriculum course to integrate science and technology to optimize current health and future wellness for individuals and communities. Learn More Systems Thinkers in STEM We have created a Systems Thinkers in STEM” video interview series featuring STEM professionals from a wide range of STEM and healthcare careers. These videos serve to provide students and educators with the opportunity to connect to real-world STEM careers and learn how systems thinking plays a role in all STEM career pathways. Learn More Computational Modeling Workgroup During the summer of 2020, 42 rising 12th-grade students used their quarantine time to learn how computational modeling can be used to solve complex problems. Students designed and completed projects related to computational modeling with the online guidance of scientists, programmers, and educators within or connected to SEE at ISB . Students and scientists continue to add projects to these pages and we encourage YOU to also add new resources to this series! Get started by freely accessing and learning from projects through our Gaining Insight through Systems Thinking and Computational Modeling website . 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