Facilities, Museums and Activities

 

SESE is training the next generation of explorers and citizen scientists. We engage the minds of our students, and by making our research available to all, we also engage the minds of our community. Through a variety of informal science education and public outreach (E/PO) activities, teacher workshops, and partnerships with local schools, we are increasing the science literacy of our community. Visit our events page for a complete list of activities that will ignite your curiosity. If a school wants a SESE presence at an event, we need two weeks notice, or more, at the end of the semester.

Igniting Curiosity

Groups interested in visiting SESE should schedule a tour as many of our facilities have limits on how many visitors can be accommodated. Tours must be scheduled at least two weeks in advance. Our new building ISTB 4 offers several interactive exhibits on the first two floors which are open during normal business hours.  

 

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Activities and Programs - click to view events

Astronomical Shows Earth & Space Open House
Compelling 3D experience for K-12 students Telescope viewing and more held the last Friday of each month
   
Center for Meteorite Studies Earth & Space Exploration Day
Largest university collection of meteorites Annual fall family event with a variety of hands-on activities
   
Flume Lab Educational activities & programs
Watch how water and sediment shape the Earth's surface Variety of educational programs for all ages!
   
Gallery of Scientific Exploration (ISTB 4) Public Lectures
Interactive, kiosk-style exhibits encouraging scientific explroation Lectures covering a wide-range of science topics.
   
LROC Facility SCINEWS
Visit the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera facility Pre-packaged lessons on science current events
   
Mars Space Flight Facility  
Facility tour, displays, and Mars Rover model  
   
The Ronald Greeley Center for Planetary Studies  
Images and maps from all major U.S. spacecraft missions