Network Science In Education

Secondary Student Mentorship and Research in Complex Networks: opportunities and challenges.- Network Science PhD Program.- Network Science, Neuroimaging and the Effects of Music on the Brain: An interdisciplinary approach to introducing network science techniques to undergraduate and pre-college students in a public school community-based university partnership.- Discovering Complex Networks Through Project-Based Learning.- Network Visualization Literacy: Novel approaches to measurement and instruction.- The Project: NetSci in your pocket.- Comparison of Curricular Contents and Structures Across Network Science Courses.- Pay, Position, and Partnership: The relationship between salary and sharing in a district leadership team.- The Imaginary Board of Directors: A resource for introducing network theory and practice.- Building the Foundation of Network Science Education at the Undergraduate Level.- Network Science in K-16 Practice and Policy.- MovieGalaxies: Hands-on tools for effectivelearning.

Catherine B. Cramer works at the intersection of data-driven science, learning and workforce development, specifically as it pertains to the understanding of complexity. She is currently managing industry engagement at the Columbia University Data Science Institute, working with faculty and students with a focus on applying data- driven interdisciplinary research to society's most complex problems through innovation and collaboration with industry and government.

Mason A. Porter is a professor in the Department of Mathematics at UCLA. His research interests include a plethora of topics in complex systems, networks, nonlinear systems, and their applications. He is a Fellow of both the American Mathematical Society and the American Physical Society.

Hiroki Sayama is a Professor of Systems Science and Industrial Engineering and the Director of the Center for Collective Dynamics of Complex Systems at Binghamton University, State University of New York. His research interests include complex systems, dynamical networks, human and social dynamics, artificial life/chemistry, interactive systems, and other computer/information science related topics.

Lori Sheetz is the Director of the United States Military Academy's Center for Leadership and Diversity in STEM and a collaborator with the Network Science Center at West Point. Her research interests include effective STEM education and outreach within diverse populations traditionally underrepresented in STEM fields, bridging the STEM skills gap between standards-based curriculum and projected workplace skills, and introducing a network approach to teaching and learning to pre-college students and teachers.

Stephen Miles Uzzo is Chief Scientist for the New York Hall of Science where he does research and development of public programs and experiences on complex science and instructional development for pre-service teacher education. His background includes teaching and learning in data