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2019 SYMPOSIUM

Welcome to the 2019 AFCOST Symposium. This is our 7th year! Below you will find the schedule and registration.

The Symposium will be held in Washburn, Sherrill and Burnham Halls on Lesley University’s Brattle Campus (off of Garden Street). Please note that there’s construction going on in Sherrill Hall so look for AFCOST signs directing you to workshop spaces.

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Thursday, November 7 • 9:30am - 11:00am
The #Movements Project LIMITED

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Limited Capacity seats available
The #Movements Project combines circuitry, engineering, and art by inviting participants to design a kinetic sculpture based on a social movement or community issue of their choice. Kinetic sculptures are sculptures that incorporate some sort of movement. They can be moved by wind, hand, motor power, etc. Participants will have access to a variety of materials (motors, LED lights, art materials) to design a moving sculpture based on a social message or social movement of their choice. We will also discuss ways to integrate this into OST programming for youth.

This workshop will allow you to have fun while strengthening your STEAM habits of mind! Get ready to: Develop Craft: Envision; Observe; Reflect; Engage; Stretch/Explore; and Express.
Facilitator
avatar for Susan Rauchwerk

Susan Rauchwerk

Professor, Lesley Unversity Graduate School of Education
Susan Rauchwerk, Professor at Lesley University Graduate School of Education, teaches graduate and undergraduate science and research courses, and serves as a faculty advisor for doctoral students. Dr. Rauchwerk is the founder and Director of WonderLab, a multi-age, environmentally... Read More →

Facilitators
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Sue Cusack

Faculty, Lesley University
Sue Cusack is a faculty member at Lesley University in the Graduate School of Education. Her area of expertise is the inclusive use of instructional and assistive technologies in support of student learning. Sue has worked closely with urban school districts in Massachusetts to build... Read More →

Thursday November 7, 2019 9:30am - 11:00am EST
Sherrill Hall, Rm. 250, Lesley University Brattle Campus
  STEAM

Attendees (10)