MESA Teacher Resources

Hello MESA Teachers!

MESA USA Engineering Challenge Resources Competition judges all will find resources on the MESA USA Engineering Challenge along with other resources below.

SFCC MESA

Scholarships

Next Generation Zone

Connect with Spokane MESA


Sarah Halsted Program Director, Spokane MESA 509-358-7966 sarah.halsted@wsu.edu Book an Appointment	Curt Sande High School Coordinator 509-358-7965 sande@wsu.edu

MESA Engineering
Project Resources

MESA Engineering
Project Resources
NEDC Overview (docx)
NEDC Overview (pptx)
MESA USA Guidelines (pdf)
Arduino Breakdown:
Getting Started with Sensors (pdf)

STEM Careers

STEM Careers
Career Videos
STEM Career Videos
Women in STEM
Find a role model or become one
The Next Generation Zone
Advice for women
considering biomedical science
Engineer, Krista Donaldson,
introduces the ReMotion Knee

Science Skills Practice

Science Skills Practice
Khan Academy – Biology
Khan Academy – Chemistry
Khan Academy – Physics
Practice math, science, and computer
science skills by watching the videos and
completing the activities offered through
the always-free Khan Academy.
Video Science
Dan Menelly, a science teacher at the
UN International School, provides the short
videos teaching students about all kinds
of scientific concepts.

CSI in the Classroom Materials

CSI in the Classroom Materials
Teacher Supply List (PDF)
Murder in the Meal Handout (PDF)
Strawberry DNA Handout (PDF)
Analyzing Stomach Contents
Handout-Testing
Macromolecules (PDF)
Mystery Powder Handout (PDF)

Scholarships & Financial Aid

Scholarships & Financial Aid
College Bound Scholarship Program
(for middle school students)
Realize the Dream Scholarship
NW Education Loan Association,
Center for Student Success
(information about college admissions & aid)
The WashBoard Scholarship Search
(for Washington residents only)
Washington Opportunity Scholarship

Tools and Reference

Tools and Reference
iLab: TimerHD
Science Glossary
MESA Curriculum Addendum:
Bozeman Science
Hundreds of science videos created by Paul
Andersen a science teacher in Bozeman, MT