In this episode of Safer ED, the basis of legal liability in STEM programs is discussed within the context of three major subdivisions within a school: administrators, teachers, and stakeholders. Overall this conversation is a must-listen for educators, administrators, and key stakeholders in science education who want to reduce liability for accidents and make their STEM programs safer.About the participants:Dr. Ken Roy is an internationally recognized science lab specialist and industry expert. He is a technology and engineering education scientific researcher at Penn State University and currently serves as NSTA’s Chief Safety Compliance Adviser and NSELA’s Safety Compliance Officer. He is a principal partner and chief trainer/presenter for the Connecticut Science/STEM Safety Network. Dr. Roy also serves as a consultant for CT State OSHA. Currently, he is the Director of Environmental Health & Safety for Glastonbury Public Schools (CT). Follow Ken on Twitter @drroysafersci Watch this episode of Safer Science on edCircuit.This episode was generated in part using AI tools. All content was reviewed and approved by our editorial team before publication.

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