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Finished but Not Forgotten Projects

In 1983, STEM4Learning founder Allan Miller traveled to Leningrad, Soviet Union for a summer semester of Russian language studies at Leningrad State University.  The experiential learning that came from immersion in a different culture became a seed that has continued to grow into a commitment to participate in and often create unique experiences for students, teachers and classrooms around the globe.  If these spark an idea for something you would like to do - drop us a note and let's see if we can help create a new opportunity for you and your students.  

International Exchanges STEM Learning Soldona Madagan Russia

Soldotna / Magadan

Leading and coordinating over 15 years of student / community exchanges connecting the Kenai Peninsula with the people of Magadan.  

Fulbright Fellowship STEM4Learning

Fulbright Scholarship

Allan was a Fellow in Uzbekistan for 2 months in 2020, working in Samarqand to train a cohort of STEM specialists to lead teacher workshops

Connecting  STEM4Learning and Challenger Learning Center of Alaska

Voznsenka / Kenai 

A one year STEM based cultural exchange project linking 6th graders from Kenai and the Alaskan Old Believer village of Voznesenka 

Linking Alaska and Tasmanian Teachers and students through STEM4Learning

Ice-E Mysteries

A two year STEM and literacy project linking classrooms in Alaska and Tasmania for studying polar science and collaboratively writing STEM mysteries.

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STEAM Team Service Learning

Creating an afterschool team of students learning 2D design skills and applying them to raise teacher morale with personalized signs and graphics. 

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 Lego Robotics Teams

Coming soon

2023/24 will be my tenth year coaching a FIRST Lego League Robotics Team, work begun in remote villages in the Yukon / Kuskokwim Delta and continuing in Williston, Vermont

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