Community Programs
All of the local community efforts of the Buffalo Museum of Science (BMS) fall under the umbrella of Science in the City (SITC). There are several components to the SITC initiative.
SITC programs are generously supported by the Peter C. Cornell Trust.
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BRANCHED OUTProgramming at city branch libraries allowing children ages 3-10 the chance to learn through “doing, talking, reading, and writing about science.” |
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Centered on Science (COS)The Buffalo Museum of Science offers after-school programs in various community centers throughout the city of Buffalo. SITC partners receive weekly 60 – minute science based lessons and activities. |
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SCIENCE CAMP SCHOLARSHIPSPartial scholarships are available for our science camps. These awards are based on need and availability of funds. |
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TEEN SKILLS INITATIVETSI is a program for urban high school minority girls. TSI Participants are given the opportunity to work with children through our outreach and Museum based programming. |
Want to Get Involved?
- Volunteer to run or help run an after-school program in a community center
- Donate materials or supplies to our community programs
- Tell your friends and neighbors how to get involved
Community Programs Staff
Brian Enright
Community Partners Coordinator
benright@sciencebuff.org
(716) 896-5200, Ext. 343
Caryn Corriere
Facilitator of Learning, Branched Out
ccorriere@sciencebuff.org
(716) 896-5200, Ext. 341
Sarajane Gomlak-Green
Facilitator of Learning, Branched Out
sgomlakgreen@sciencebuff.org
(716) 896-5200, Ext. 316
Mary Hughes
Facilitator of Learning, Centered On Science
mhughes@sciencebuff.org
(716) 896-5200, Ext. 339
Sarah Murphy
Early Childhood Facilitator of Learning, Branched Out
smurphy@sciencebuff.org
(716) 896-5200, Ext. 367
