Location
Salem State University
Central Campus- Bertolon School of Business
71 Loring Avenue
Salem, MA 01970
The Northeast Noyce Professional Learning Network Presents
Salem State University
Central Campus- Bertolon School of Business
71 Loring Avenue
Salem, MA 01970
The summer NOYCE local professional learning institute at Salem State University is focused on “Ambitious Science Teaching and Learning for All Students.” Over two days, on Salem State’s campus, secondary science educators and leaders will have the opportunity to learn with and from a wide variety of STEM researchers and educators from Salem State University, the University of Rochester, and middle/high schools across the region. Participants will learn about current research and approaches that enhance the relevance of science for secondary students, engage students in authentic scientific processes, and support development of their science identities. Opportunities for applied workshops and place-based field trips will be included as part of the two-day experience. This institute is particularly relevant for science-focused secondary school teachers, leaders, curriculum directors, and department heads.
If you are a Noyce participant in and around the Massachusetts/Rhode Island/northern Connecticut region, we encourage you to register starting January 1, 2026.
Salem State University
Central Campus- Bertolon School of Business
71 Loring Avenue
Salem, MA 01970
Tuesday, July 7, 2026 (Breakfast & Lunch included)
Wednesday, July 8, 2026 (Breakfast & Lunch included)
If overnight accommodations are needed, participants are responsible for the cost.
Accommodations are available on campus in Salem State dorms, with each person having a single bedroom and shared bathroom in a multi-person suite. Costs are $85 for the first night, and $65 for each following night, per guest. This includes linens sheets and towels.
Participants may also choose to book a hotel room in the area for the duration of the institute.
Parking for institute participants is free at Central Campus.
There may be off-site session options, which would require sturdy footwear and sunscreen, water, and hats. Please plan accordingly.


