The Lawrence Hall of Science
The public science center of the University of California, Berkeley.
Open Wednesday-Sunday 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Animal Discovery Zone 11:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
We’ll bring our science programs to you.
Our offerings are built for you, whether you are an informal educator, a science center director, a classroom teacher, or a school and district leader.
Our services are designed to support you in using data to demonstrate the impact of your STEM learning experiences and make strategic programming decisions. We can partner with you to bring interactive, relevant, and accessible learning experiences to your audience.
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The Bay Area Science Project (BASP), housed in the Lawrence Hall of Science, is a collaborative program between the University of California, Berkeley, and Bay Area teachers, schools, districts, and County Offices of Education.
For many years, BASP has been a vital resource – not only in the teaching of science but also as a model of professional learning, and teacher leadership. BASP engages and collaborates with university scientists, teacher-leaders, and master teachers to lead high-quality professional learning that focuses on strengthening science conceptual and content understanding, promoting cross-curricular integration, supporting environmental literacy, systems thinking, and locally relevant instruction. BASP fosters teacher leadership, through sustained relationships and collaborations. BASP is firmly committed to addressing racial, social, and environmental injustices through partnering and collaborative efforts with teachers, schools, districts, university, and both local and state science agencies.
Sarah Pedemonte spedemonte@berkeley.edu