SPC STEM Center nurtures ecosystem
Have you ever heard of a living shoreline? How about a hurricane hole? If you know, then you may be surprised to know that the SPC STEM Center has both!
Category: Environmental Science Technology
CTE Month Celebrates Environmental Science Grad
February is CTE Month, and St. Petersburg College would like to share some of our graduates’ stories with you.
Grant to fund STEM internship
SPC recently won a grant to fund a paid STEM-based internship opportunity for an SPC student to help monitor the threatened gopher tortoises recently released at the STEM Center.
SPC STEM Center gets new gopher tortoises
Four new tortoises, which were rescued and rehabilitated, were released in the past week into the upland habitat area at SPC’s STEM Center.
SPC Dive Club Holds Beach Cleanup
On Saturday, Aug. 4, SPC SCUBA club members, along with some friends, met at Indian Shores Beach for a morning of beach cleanup.
SPC and Mote Marine Lab Collaboration
SPC’s Bay Pines STEM Center and Dr. Erin Goergen are part of a statewide effort – through work with students, surveys and cleanups – to reduce the impact of marine debris on wildlife habitats.
Explore Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) at STEM by the Bay!
In collaboration with SPC’s Tampa Bay SEEDs Scholarship Program, the Bay Pines STEM Center is hosting the STEM by the Bay Conference, Workshops, and Service events this January 12, 13, and 15. This free event is open to all SPC students. Registration for this event can be for a single day, or for all three days.
Collaboration Explores Algae In Fuel Production
SPC is happy to announce a collaboration with Culturing Solutions to provide a space for an outside laboratory to demonstrate Hybrid Algae Production technology.
SPC, Duke Energy Unite For Flash Mob Cleanup In Downtown St. Pete
Once each semester students, staff, and faculty from SPC Downtown team up with employees of the energy company to participate in the flash mob cleanup.
Clean Water Brings Muddy Water Blues to Seminole Campus
Attendees came to learn about the latest technology at the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s Florida Muddy Water Blues Technology Transfer Workshop.