Museum Foundation to Present Award

Dr. Lisa Randall, Harvard Researcher, 2012 Recipient of the National Award for Nuclear Science & History Read More »

Tech City, Where Engineering is FUNdamental

Engineering is all around us in the new "Tech City" exhibit Read More »

“Making Connections” lecture series to debut

Lectures will focus on the the lighter side of nuclear science Read More »

Nuclear Times

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Museum Education Staff

The Museum’s Education Department is staffed by professionals with years of experience in all levels of education and multiple areas of curriculum. From a school tour, to a camp session, to workshops for teachers, our Educators are well-versed in nuclear science and history—and in the needs of the community.

For further information, contact Malva Knoll, Director of Education at 505-245-2137, extension 101, or the Museum’s Enrichment Coordinator, Melanie Laborwit, at extension 120.

For Teachers

Choose from museum classroom programs, tours, outreach at your site or professional development.

Kids Camp

Kids have so many questions about the world – down to even the smallest parts. We’re here to answer them with fun, creative activities that will also nourish their imaginations and - who knows – maybe even foster a career in science or medicine. The Museum offers a mulititude of possibilities each winter, spring and summer to enrich your child's life. Visit our camp pages and learn more about what your child can learn when "Science is Everywhere."