Our Center’s staff and volunteers are making an impact. Read about some of those impacts below.
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Nurturing Future Innovators: WISE’s Decade Impact on Baltimore’s Next Generation of STEM Leaders
CategoriesDania Solomon, a senior at Paul Laurence Dunbar High School and Saria Malik, a senior at Western High School, share their WISE experience.
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Wind Tunnels, Physics, and Dining halls: Blind Students Spend the Day at Hopkins Engineering
CategoriesBlind Industries and Services of Maryland summer campers explore engineering careers through hands-on experience.
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JHU students mentor Baltimore City middle schoolers prepping for Maryland Science Olympiad
CategoriesNine of the teams competing at this weekend's event on the Homewood campus, including the team from Cherry Hill Elementary/Middle School, received guidance from Johns Hopkins University students ahead of the competition.
From JHU Engineering Magazine
Meet the Engineer
JHU Engineering students created STEM-focused videos to inspire Baltimore City elementary school students during remote learning.
Something to BOAST About
Algebra is considered the gateway to advanced math classes and also has been shown to correlate with the likelihood of students’ pursuing continued education and careers in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) subjects.
Removing Barriers
Aicha’s task was to dam a river with her bare hands. She succeeded —until the water pumping through the stream table on the Ames Hall courtyard found another path underground.
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Baltimore students get a leg up in STEM fields through school partnerships with Hopkins and Lockheed Martin
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Middle school students get hands-on introduction to careers in science
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STEM steppingstones
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