Each year, Tiny Earth holds symposia to showcase students’ Tiny Earth research presentations and engage Tiny Earth community, sponsors, and leaders across industry, academia, and healthcare in learning more about antibiotic resistance and the science of student sourcing discovery. Tiny Earth Symposia act as a locus for the global Tiny Earth Network to meet and form connections, foster mentorships, and discover new opportunities!

Students have the opportunity to share their research to the Tiny Earth network in the spring and fall at virtual and in-person symposia. Likewise, instructors share and collaborate on teaching practices and curriculum development at these events. During the Winter Symposium, typically held in Titletown, Green Bay, Wisconsin, we invite parents, faculty, partners, and community members in addition to students and instructors for a wider celebration of antibiotic discovery and student research.

Interested in teaching Tiny Earth? Join us for the next Tiny Earth Partner Instructor (TEPI) Training! Virtual trainings are held the second week in January, and in-person trainings are held every summer (depending on local COVID-19 restrictions).

The next TEPI Trainings will be held at UW-Madison June 13-17, 2022 and at Hopkins University July 25-29, 2022. More information and link to application.