Arizona Science Center has a rich history of exploration, innovation and collaboration. Beginning as a community project of The Junior League of Phoenix in 1980, the Center has established itself as a major institution of learning for families, teachers and students and other guests. Over three decades, with substantial help from the citizens of Phoenix and years of focused content and program development, the Center has grown to serve over a half million guests annually, of which nearly 140,000 are school children. 

The continued growth of the Center and its close connection with the Arizona community provides a unique experience for everyone it reaches. Using an informal, hands-on approach to science exploration and inspiration the Center has more than 164,000 square-feet of space, of which 98,000 is dedicated to the exploration of our guests. Additional learning opportunities and services include outreach programs, focused field trips, camps, classes, to-the-moon and beyond presentation in the Dorrance Planetarium, immersive shows in the 5-story Irene P. Flinn Theater and featured exhibitions.

Education

Museums

Arizona Science Center

Guy Labine

Kyle Busekros

Derrick Fenger

Tammy Stewart

Beth Nickel

Sari Custer

Lauren Pool

Christopher Reese-Lamson

Alan Menconi

Kristina Celik

The Science and Technology team at the Arizona Science Center is responsible for developing and implementing innovative scientific programs and experiences. This includes designing interactive exhibits, coordinating planetarium shows and science visualizations, managing makerspace activities, and facilitating professional learning for educators. The team aims to inspire curiosity and enhance scientific understanding among guests through hands-on exploration and immersive educational opportunities.

Science and Technology

Management Team

Leadership Team

Science and Technology

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Management Team

Leadership Team