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Higher Education Collaborations in 2021-2022

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 2022 Higher Education Summer Programs

NPI sponsored two workshops for STEM educators with the University of North Texas and Tarleton State University. Both workshops provided a total of 110 educators with lessons and materials to take back to use in their very own classrooms. Based on the data collected,  these workshops will benefit a total of 2,222 students to help grow their knowledge and love for STEM activities and lessons.

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Current Higher Education Collaborators

 

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