Advancing STEM Education Through Innovation, Research, and Community Collaboration
The Office of Innovation and Educational Research supports and promotes STEM teaching and learning in both formal and informal educational settings. Through collaborative efforts with K–12 schools, university faculty, and local and global partners, the office helps expand access to high-quality STEM opportunities. The administrative office is located in the COE’s classroom building, Room 3161, on the Statesboro Campus.
Our Commitment
Expanding STEM Access for Underserved Communities
With a focus on rural, diverse, low socioeconomic status, and underrepresented populations, the Office of Innovation and Educational Research is committed to providing meaningful STEM education experiences for K–12 students, parents, and community supporters.
Explore our programs and learning opportunities:
- School Outreach Programs
- Science Olympiad
- Science To-Go
- STEM Field Experiences
Faculty Collaboration & Grant Support
Partnering to Advance K–20 STEM Education
The office also partners with Georgia Southern faculty on grant proposals and research projects that support STEM learning across K–20 populations. These collaborations drive innovation and strengthen the impact of STEM education in Georgia and beyond.