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EPI•STEM PODCAST EPISODE 3
In the EPI•STEM PODCAST Episode 3, co-hosts Geraldine Simmie PhD and Michelle Starr PhD discuss the STEAM Education partnership project with Lauren O’Gorman, a Research Assistant in EPI•STEM and science teacher in the Crescent College Comprehensive S.J. in Limerick City.
The project is a partnership between EPI•STEM, the Limerick Education Support Centre and the Hunt Museum.
Lauren speaks to new inspiring public infrastructure in
Italy and elsewhere that can help to inspire Ireland to make a successful green and equitable transition, for wellbeing, social justice, climate action and sustainability. Lauren shares some new information by Sophie Morris trending on
Spotify about food labels, and ends with a chat about the school subject, Climate Action and Sustainability.
The musical selection today is The Boyne Water, an arrangement by Martin Hayes and The Common Ground Ensemble played on fiddle by Eilidh Pope, an instrumentalist and composer and final year student in the BA in World Music in The Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University of Limerick.
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By Geraldine Simmie and Michelle StarrIn the EPI•STEM PODCAST Episode 3, co-hosts Geraldine Simmie PhD and Michelle Starr PhD discuss the STEAM Education partnership project with Lauren O’Gorman, a Research Assistant in EPI•STEM and science teacher in the Crescent College Comprehensive S.J. in Limerick City.
The project is a partnership between EPI•STEM, the Limerick Education Support Centre and the Hunt Museum.
Lauren speaks to new inspiring public infrastructure in
Italy and elsewhere that can help to inspire Ireland to make a successful green and equitable transition, for wellbeing, social justice, climate action and sustainability. Lauren shares some new information by Sophie Morris trending on
Spotify about food labels, and ends with a chat about the school subject, Climate Action and Sustainability.
The musical selection today is The Boyne Water, an arrangement by Martin Hayes and The Common Ground Ensemble played on fiddle by Eilidh Pope, an instrumentalist and composer and final year student in the BA in World Music in The Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University of Limerick.