The intensive STEMM prep program launched in Illinois last year, in partnership with Illinois Tech, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, and SMASH Academy.
The intensive STEMM prep program launched in Illinois last year, in partnership with Illinois Tech, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, and SMASH Academy.
Greetings CPASS supporters and friends!
Welcome to our first ever newsletter. We will be sending these out on a quarterly basis to keep you abreast of what we are doing, as well as to offer a window into developments in STEMM education across Illinois.
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There's no question that STEMM skills are required to succeed in today's job market. And children of all backgrounds need immersion as early as possible to get there. A student's early years are a crucial time: a child's brain develops more than any other time in life...
School may be out, but STEMM learning is still in session. Giving kids a foundation in STEMM can be as simple or as complicated as you like. Every day brings plenty of opportunities to open our children's eyes to science and tech. The following summertime activities...
Now, more than ever, we need doctors who look like their patients.
Get your free Quick Guide to become a successful S.T.E.M student. You have decided to pursue a career in science, technology, engineering and math. These fields are shaping the future of our world. How you will benefit from this book: Get six awesome study hacks that...
Now, more than ever, we need doctors who look like their patients.
The Creating Pathways and Access for Student Success Foundation (CPASS) announced today the launch of a new online database that will expand access to STEMM educational opportunities for Illinois students from minority and underrepresented backgrounds.
Now, more than ever, we need doctors who look like their patients.
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