Co-Hosts Geraldine Simmie PhD, Professor of STEM Education and Director of EPI-STEM & Michelle Starr PhD, Research Liaison Officer, EPI*STEM National Centre for STEM Education 
Guest Katelyn O’Neill, Final Year Student Teacher, School of Education Local 
Musician Avril Mc Loughlin, Researcher and Lecturer, World Academy of Music & Dance, UL. 
Recording & Editing Grzegorz Rogala,  Digital Hub, Kemmy Business School, UL

Co-Hosts Geraldine Simmie PhD, Professor of STEM Education and Director of EPI-STEM & Michelle Starr PhD, Research Liaison Officer, EPI*STEM National Centre for STEM Education Guest Katelyn O’Neill, Final Year Student Teacher, School of Education Local Musician Avril Mc Loughlin, Researcher and Lecturer, World Academy of Music & Dance, UL. Recording & Editing Grzegorz Rogala, Digital Hub, Kemmy Business School, UL

Co-Hosts Geraldine Simmie PhD, Professor of STEM Education and Director of EPI-STEM &amp; Michelle Starr PhD, Research Liaison Officer, EPI*STEM National Centre for STEM Education&nbsp;
Guest Katelyn O’Neill, Final Year Student Teacher, School of Education&nbsp;Local 
Musician Avril Mc Loughlin, Researcher and Lecturer, World Academy of Music &amp; Dance, UL.&nbsp;
Recording &amp; Editing Grzegorz Rogala, &nbsp;Digital Hub, Kemmy Business School, UL

EPI•STEM PODCAST EPISODE 1

The EPI•STEM podcast comes to you from EPI•STEM The National Centre for STEM Education at the School of Education, University of Limerick. The co-hosts, Professor Geraldine Simmie and Dr. Michelle Starr, chat with their guests about the Research and Partnership projects at the Research Centre in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) and STEAM education in UL for inclusive STEM practices with the Arts (e.g. Ethics, Music, &amp; Politics). The focus is on supporting teachers' knowledge and CPD within a need for Social Justice, Climate Justice and Sustainability.

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The EPI•STEM podcast comes to you from EPI•STEM The National Centre for STEM Education at the School of Education, University of Limerick. The co-hosts, Professor Geraldine Simmie and Dr. Michelle Starr, chat with their guests about the Research and Partnership projects at the Research Centre in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) and STEAM education in UL for inclusive STEM practices with the Arts (e.g. Ethics, Music, & Politics). The focus is on supporting teachers' knowledge and CPD within a need for Social Justice, Climate Justice and Sustainability.

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