![The STEAMworks Room](https://www.terc.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/STEAM_TERC_front3_web.jpg)
Imagine a place where learners of all ages are introduced to the exciting world of STEM.
Imagine an environment where programs and activities stimulate eager minds, encouraging them to ask questions and solve problems in fun, hands-on ways. Imagine a place where all learners have equal access to the tools for success. Welcome to STEAMworks.
About STEAMworks
STEAMworks is TERC’S community room, located in the heart of Cambridge, Massachusetts. At STEAMworks we host events open to the public during community celebrations such as the Cambridge Science Festival and Mass STEM Week. » Read more
Score:![Brian Drayton](https://www.terc.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/headshot_drayton.jpg)
Co-Director Center for School Reform
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TERC internships help set students on the path to a career in STEM education research. With a focus on candidates from underserved communities, these internships also reflect TERC’s commitment to promoting greater diversity in STEM fields.
There are currently two internship options at TERC. Please see below to discover which program will work best for you.
Summer TERC Scholars Program: STEM Education Research through a Social Justice Lens (SJL)Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU)
Program Dates: June 3 – » Read more
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TERC Scholars Program
On site for up to 10 hours per week, each TERC Scholar
becomes an active member of a project team and works under the supervision of
the project’s leaders to help advance project goals and gain STEM education
knowledge. Scholars engage in authentic research activities, such as classroom
data collection, literature syntheses, instrument testing, data coding and
analysis, and case study development.
TERC Scholars come from a variety of backgrounds and majors. Each scholar is assigned a mentor who assists them in navigating a professional workplace and guides them toward professional development opportunities. » Read more
Score:![Karen Economopoulos](https://www.terc.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/headshot_economopoulos.jpg)
Director of the Investigations Center for Curriculum and Professional Development
Score:![Teon Edwards](https://www.terc.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/headshot_edwards.jpg)
Senior Leader, Co-Founder of EdGE
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![Joni Falk](https://www.terc.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Joni-Falk.jpg)
Center Leader (Center for School Reform)
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We are home to nationally recognized leaders in education research and curriculum development, striving to to move STEM learning forward.
As a non-profit research and development organization, TERC is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion for our researchers, research interests, and the communities we serve. The ERC Postdoctoral Fellowship in Education (EPFE) is a vital path to develop diverse voices among the next generation of educational researchers. The two-year fellowship supports emerging leaders as they conduct innovative research to advance equitable STEM education for all learners. » Read more
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