Supporting Nebraska Teachers. Expanding Opportunities. Building Community.
The Center for Science, Mathematics, and Computer Education (CSMCE) is dedicated to supporting K–12 teachers across the state of Nebraska through professional learning, community-building, and access to meaningful opportunities for both educators and students.
Whether you are early in your career or a veteran educator, CSMCE is here to support your lifelong learning, professional growth, and classroom impact—without adding financial barriers.
What Does CSMCE Do?
Keeps You Connected Through Our Newsletters
CSMCE shares monthly newsletters designed specifically for educators, featuring:
- Upcoming professional development opportunities
- Events across the state and region
- Funding, fellowships, and graduate course opportunities
- Student programs and classroom enrichment experiences
CSMCE Newsletters
Supports Teachers in Lifelong Learning
We believe great teaching is rooted in continuous learning and strong professional communities.
Graduate Programs
Explore graduate pathways for educators, including endorsements, certificates, master's degrees, doctoral programs, and dual-credit qualifications in mathematics and science education.
Explore Graduate Opportunities
Nebraska Math and Science Summer Institutes
NMSSI empowers math and science teachers through flexible, high-quality graduate coursework that supports excellence in teaching and learning.
Learn More about NMSSI
Funding Opportunities
Explore funding opportunities and financial support programs available to Nebraska K-12 educators participating in professional development.
Discover Funding Opportunities
Learning Communities
Empowers Leaders in STEM Education
CSMCE helps connect teachers to state and national professional organizations that foster learning and leadership in STEM education, including:
- NATS – Nebraska Association of Teachers of Science
- NATM – Nebraska Association of Teachers of Mathematics
- NETA – Nebraska Educational Technology Association
- NAS – Nebraska Academy of Sciences
Participating in these organizations helps teachers stay current, build networks, and contribute to the broader STEM education community.