About the CIRES Center for Education, Engagement, and Evaluation @CIRESvideos
About the CIRES Center for Education, Engagement, and Evaluation  @CIRESvideos
Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
The CIRES Center for Education, Engagement, and Evaluation (CEEE) connects educators, learners, and communities with environmental and Earth system science. Our team provides accessible, high-quality environmental science curriculum and informal learning experiences, inclusive community building and engagement, meaningful career development, and research and evaluation support to evaluate the impact of education and science programs.

We strive to make science and research data accessible, inspire environmental action, and empower curiosity and scientific engagement for a sustainable future. We support future and early-career scientists through training and career opportunities. We collaborate with scientists to broaden the impact of their research through outreach activities and educational materials and to develop program evaluation plans for research proposals. We hold diversity, equity, inclusion, accessibility, and educational justice as core values in our work.

CEEE (pronounced ‘C triple E’) has been serving educators, students, the science community, and the public since 1997 and was formerly known as CIRES Education & Outreach Program. Our team consists of scientists, data specialists, educators, evaluators, media experts, graphic designers, and outreach specialists.

We believe the entire world benefits from science, but only if information and educational opportunities are shared with everyone. Connect with us and see where science can take you. https://cires.colorado.edu/ceee/
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About the CIRES Center for Education, Engagement, and Evaluation

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