Connection & Community

• The option of subscribing to the ASTE Listserv which is a primary method of communication among ASTE members
• Access to all current and past issues of the  Journal of Science Teacher Education (JSTE), Innovations in Science Teacher Education (ISTE), and Contemporary Issues in Technology and Teacher Education (CITE), the quarterly ASTE Newsletter, and access to our member’s only online resources.
  
• Post job opportunities for free of charge to our ASTE Job Posting platform focused on in science teacher education. 
• Connecting with a region. ASTE Regions also support groups of members in networking to support one another’s work. Membership in ASTE regions is open to all members. Typically, these are the states associated with each U.S. region and International region. Joining an ASTE Region expands the opportunities for networking, collaborating, and making connections with new and veteran ASTE members. Additionally, there is increased potential to share ideas and get feedback/encouragement in a more intimate setting, before the International ASTE meeting. Graduate students get formative experiences presenting their research while meeting a smaller, close-knit regional community.

Events & Meetings

• Learn through NSTA/ASTE Joint Webinars.
• Ability to participate and learn about the organization in Board Meetings
• Participate in periodic virtual workshops for your own personal and professional development (Virtual Professional Development Webinars & Virtual Equity Call for Reflection Sessions)
• Get discounted registration to the Annual International Conference.
• Regional Communities

Awards

• Nominate self or others for ASTE Awards (i.e., Career, Paper, & Graduate Student-specific awards)
• Graduate Students can participate in the 3-Minute Thesis Competition at the annual conference. 

Service & Leadership