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NCSE's Scott receives Public Welfare Medal

  • April 26th, 2010

NCSE's executive director Eugenie C. Scott received the Public Welfare Medal from the National Academy of Sciences in a ceremony on April 25, 2010, in Washington DC.

NCSE's Rosenau in the Washington Post

  • April 26th, 2010
Joshua RosenauJoshua Rosenau

NCSE's Joshua Rosenau was asked by the Washington Post to comment on a chapter about evolution in a new book accusing "the liberal media" of attacking Christianity.

NCSE's Scott in BioEssays

  • April 23rd, 2010

"Dobzhansky was right: Let's tell the students." That's NCSE's executive director Eugenie C. Scott's advice, as just published in the journal BioEssays (2010; 32 [5]: 372-374).

Three new videos featuring NCSE's Scott

  • April 23rd, 2010
Eugenie C. ScottEugenie C. Scott

Three videos featuring NCSE's executive director Eugenie C. Scott have recently been added to NCSE's YouTube channel.

Catching up with RNCSE

  • April 22nd, 2010

Selected content from volume 29, number 6, of Reports of the National Center for Science Education is now available on NCSE's website.

Antievolution bill in Kentucky dies

  • April 16th, 2010

When the Kentucky legislature adjourned sine die on April 15, 2010, House Bill 397, the Kentucky Science Education and Intellectual Freedom Act, died in committee.

Antony Flew dies

  • April 13th, 2010
image of Antony FlewAntony Flew

The philosopher Antony Flew died on April 8, 2010, at the age of 87, according to the obituary in the Telegraph (April 13, 2010).

Evangelical scholar expelled over evolution

  • April 12th, 2010
Bruce WaltkeBruce Waltke

A noted evangelical Old Testament scholar resigned from his faculty position at a seminary in the wake of a controversy over his public acceptance of evolution.

What happened to evolution at the NSB?

  • April 9th, 2010

A section describing survey results about the American public's beliefs about evolution and the Big Bang was removed from the 2010 edition of Science and Engineering Indicators.

Twofold congratulations for Sean B. Carroll

  • April 7th, 2010
Sean B. CarrollSean B. Carroll

NCSE congratulates Sean B. Carroll for winning the 2010 Stephen Jay Gould Prize from the Society for the Study of Evolution (to be awarded at the SSE meeting in Portland, Oregon, in June 2010) and for becoming the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's vice president for science education (beginning in September 2010).

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