Coalition for Excellence in Science and Math Education

New Website

I apologize to all of you who had/have links to our old website on your page, but it was high time that CESE's website get a major update. There was no way to do this and achieve the results that I desired without changing links around. I am not going to set up redirects. That is a lot of links to redirect. I did that once with the old-old website for the old website. Instead, options for finding what you want are on the 404 error page. For those of you who want to see the old page, you can take your old url that looks like

http://www.cesame-nm.org/somethigwithsymbolsnstuff

and change it by adding oldwebsite into the url as follows:

http://www.cesame-nm.org/oldwebsite/somethingwithsymbolsnstuff

Or, you can just go to our old website by clicking here.

This is also somewhat of a work in progress. Not all of the content has been transferred over yet and I haven't settled on every little detail yet, but things should stabilize eventually.

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CESE: "Ensuring Quality Science and Math Education for All"

The Coalition for Excellence in Science and Math Education (CESE) is composed of interested citizens throughout New Mexico and the nation, including scientists, engineers, educators, university faculty, members of the clergy, and parents. CESE is non-partisan and non-sectarian, and welcomes members of all religions and political philosophies. This coalition works to improve science education and science literacy for all citizens.

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Browse Our Articles

If you wish to browse our articles, you can simply go to the CESE Wiki Page by clicking on this page or by clicking on the Wiki item in the menu bar up above.

Notice! If you comment on any of the articles in the Wiki, your comment will appear, but you will end up with a bad redirect. This is a known "Documented Feature" that is going to be "changed" in the near future.

Latest Publications

The June edition of CESE's newsletter, The Beacon is up! The latest issue can be downloaded by clicking on this link.

Past President Jesse Johnson's presentation for the 2010 annual meeting can also be downloaded HERE.

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News and Events

Our annual meeting went well and, as always, Jonathan Wolfe, provided us with some stunning visuals!