2022 I Am Able Foundation Outstanding Scientific Poster
Kennedy Bray '23 presented "Political, Racial, and Household Income Barriers for Access to Healthcare in Illinois Counties" at the 2022 Rush University Annual Health and Medical Careers Conference / Poster Presentation.
Link to published articles by Diana Gonzalez, Nilan Patel, Jerry Hong, Shivang Bhaskar , and their SIR Advisors Joseph Golab, PhD and James Kaduk, PhD.
Flags of Africa: Teaching Algebra and Geometry with Technology
Dr. Kelly Remijan presenting to teachers at ITCM how flags can engage students, promote global awareness, build math skills, and enrich algebra/geometry concepts.
CRISPR knockout of the DUB OTUD6B in lung cancer cells
Miriam Franks '19, Nayonika Roy '19, and Suhitha Irukulla '19 present their SIR research, conducted through Loyola Medical Center with Advisor, Dr. Maurizio Bocchetta, at IMSAloquium 2019.
Dr. Sowmya Anjur Presents her Research at Experimental Biology 2019
Dr. Anjur was also recognized by The American Physiological Society for her participation in the Frontiers in Physiology Research Community Leader Professional Development Fellowship.
The Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy® (IMSA) was honored to host the 14th Annual International Student Science Fair for the first time on American soil June 27-July 1, 2018. Photograph by Kevin Broy.
Makerspaces in the School: Understanding and Creating an Educational Makerspace
Erik Swanson, IN2 Maker Space Manager, explains the process of opening and running a school-based Makerspace to visiting teachers attending Professional Learning Day 2017.
Professional Learning Day 2017 - "The Trial of Galieo"
IMSA History/Social Science teacher, Rob Kiely, examines the details of the trial of Galileo and places them in the context of 17th century physics, astronomy, philosophy, and religion.
Jacob Horstman '17 and Andrew Kim '18 with Keynote Speaker, Dr. Arun Majumdar, Jay Precourt Professor at Stanford University and faculty member of the Departments of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering.
"Creating Deeper Engagement in Serious Video Games"
Madison Dong '17 explains how so-called “serious” video games, focused on political, social, or cultural topics, have the ability to change a player's attitude towards a subject and even contribute to social change.
"Can Small Unmanned Aircraft Undertake Complex Tasks Efficiently?"
Kevin Chen '16 describes how he and his research partners, Malik Roberson '17 and Christopher Rogers '16, modified their airplane's design to make it more efficient.
"Creating an Immersive Virtual Reality Representation of the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy for use in the Oculus Rift, a Virtual Reality Head Mounted Display"
Ramyashree Lakshmanan '17 and her partner, Shivali Shukla '17, present their research on: Assessing the Movement and Focus of Eyes During the Viewing of Advertisements with the use of Eye-Tracking Software.
"Addressing NGSS Engineering Standards with an Alternative Energy Module"
Dr. Mark Carlson explains to visiting teachers how the 4 engineering NGSS standards are addressed through various activities within the IMSA Engineering course during Professional Learning Day 2016.
Visiting teachers explore techniques with Dr. Nicole Ross, IMSA Curriculum and Professional Development Specialist, that are designed to provide real-world connections that help make numbers, big, small, or infinite, easier to understand...
Visiting teachers learn about "Ecosystem Disruption: Using lab and real-world examples to bring changes in Earth’s ecosystems to life" from IMSA Science Teachers, Dr. Don Dosch, Dr. Crystal Randall, Sarah O'Leary-Driscoll, and Dr. Sowmya...
President, Dr. Jose Torres, with IMSA students being recognized for their presentations at the National Consortium for Specialized Secondary Schools in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Student Research Conference.
IMSA senior, Kristin Carlson researched how "Altered Brain Activity Between Language Tasks Project How Individuals in a Minimal Conscious State Process Language" at Northwestern University.
Dr. Carl Heine, Director of IMSA TALENT and CoolHub.IMSA; Laurie Sutherland, Special Assistant to the President; and Jim Gerry, past Director of Innovation and Entrepreneurship: chapter co-authors of "Technology Education for High-Ability...
"Features of Independence: Teaching ''Theresa - a Haytien Tale'''
IMSA English Teacher, Michael Dean received the 2015 Lederman Scholar Award for his article published in Common-Place: Just Teach One, January 2015. To read the full text of Michael's article:
Recipient of the 2015 Student Art Fund Purchase Award
Digital photograph by Irina Wirjan '15.
"I took this photograph in a split second as I was rushed by my tour group in Paris. Losing track of time exploring the local area, I wanted to take a symmetric picture of the street because it...
Chief Information Officer, Lawrence Bergie, explains to visiting teachers how IMSA is introducing new technology to students, faculty and staff and bridging learning to the classroom during Professional Learning Day 2015.
On Professional Learning Day 2015, visiting teachers had an opportunity to delve into the exciting world of math through games and puzzles with IMSA Math Teacher Dr. Steve Condie.
IMSA Science Teacher, Dr. Anita White, demonstrates simple lab activities to visiting teachers that will enable their students to better understand equilibrium. To access Teacher Resources for this session:
Science Teacher, Dr. Peter Dong, examines assignments given to IMSA students enrolled in Physics with visiting teachers on Professional Development Day 2015.
Dr. Barbara Miller, Director of Enrollment and Academic Opportunities, and Dr. Adrienne Coleman, Multicultural Education Specialist, co-authored two articles: "The IMSA PROMISE: Igniting and Nurturing Diverse STEM Talent" published in IAGC...
Amy De La Torre '15 and Laura Lehmann '15 present their research on "The Invisible Social and Emotional Struggles of Women in Law Enforcement and the Military."
“Increasing Interest of Young Women in Engineering”
This year's recipients of the Lederman Scholar Award include co-authors Principal Branson Lawrence, Assistant Principal Diane Hinterlong, and Chief of Staff Dr. Purva DeVol for their article published in the spring 2014 NCSSSMST Journal.
2014 IMSA Professional Learning Day for STEM Educators
This year's Keynote Address, "Do You Know Where Your Students Are," was delivered by 1990 IMSA graduate, Sendhil Revuluri, Senior Program Associate, LSRI at UIC. To hear the 2014 IMSA Professional Learning Day Keynote Address:
Science Teacher, Michael Hoehn, presents a variety of inquiry-based demonstrations that can be incorporated into classroom instruction for little to no cost.
IMSA's Japanese Teacher, Jonathan Besancon, demonstrates how WordPress can be used to facilitate the process of curriculum mapping and can also be used to share curriculum and classroom activities with parents, students, and other...
Poornima Sundaravelu '14 shares her research on Catechol-O-Methyltransferase Allelic Variation and Interpersonal Stressors on Adolescent Well-Being with IMSA Science Teacher, Dr. Anita White.
"Philosophers of War: The Evolution of History's Greatest Military Thinkers"
Social Science Instructor, Dr. Lee Eysturlid, discusses his experience as editor of a 2-volume set of encyclopedias on military philosophy. Contributing authors include faculty colleagues, Dr. Rob Kiely, Dr. Clay Skinner, and Dr. Kirsty...
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