About Science Matters in Wisconsin.

Science Matters in Wisconsin is a newsletter for teachers of science that is published weekly (Wednesdays) during the school year.  The newsletter was started by LeRoy Lee as part of NSTA's Building a Presence for Science with the name, Wisconsin Science Network e-News.  After publishing more than 300 issues, LeRoy handed the reigns over to Eric Brunsell in August of 2011. The name was changed to Science Matters in Wisconsin to coincide with NSTA's Science Matters initiative.

You can subscribe to the Science Matters in Wisconsin newsletter here.  Subscribers are called "Points of Contact" because we hope that you forward the newsletter on to other interested science teachers!

About Eric.

Eric is a faculty member in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh.  He teaches science methods courses and a variety of graduate courses.  He also facilitates professional development experiences throughout Wisconsin. Before getting in to higher education, Eric worked for Space Education Initiatives.  He began his education career as a high school science teacher in the Appleton Area School District.

About the Header Image.
The images used in the header are from X_ray_delta_one's Flickr photostream and used under Creative Commons Attribution / Share Alike.  The image on the left is from Curse of the Fly (1965).