Educator Workshops
Sharpen your STEM teaching skills! The Natural History Museum of Utah offers a variety of professional development opportunities to engage in science and engineering practices from the perspective of your students, working side-by-side with scientists to deepen your content knowledge.
All Natural History Museum of Utah educator workshops are free for Utah public and charter school educators. These programs are supported by funding from the Utah State Legislature and in collaboration with the Utah State Board of Education.
Interested in helping shape our teacher resources? Learn more about our Teacher Ambassador Group!
Upcoming educator workshops will be posted below. Click on the workshop to view all of the details and register.
Museum Ecologist
All new outdoor experiences for teachers! New curricula, same passion for taking teachers to explore Utah's ecosystems.
From Water to Land: Environmental Changes and Ancient Ecosystems
Two dates in San Juan County: September 15 in Blanding and September 17 in Bluff
STEM Rooted in Culture Series
Join us for the fall 2025 series on September 27th and October 25th in partnership with local Cambodian organizations.
Material Matters: Indigenous Art in the Classroom
Saturday, October 4th from 1:00 to 4:00 at NHMU
Utah's "Wilderness Louvre": An Indigenous Art in the Classroom Workshop
Tuesday, October 7 from 5:00 to 7:00 in Cedar City
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Questions about educator workshops? Email Glynis Bawden, Teacher Professional Development Manager. Please include the name of the workshop in your email.