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Home / Outreach / Catalyst Program Visit

Catalyst Program Visit

December 15, 2019

We recently were lucky to be visited by an amazing group of high schoolers with Joann Blumenfeld’s Catalyst program, which aims to provide opportunities for students with disabilities interested in STEM. We were blown away by the excitement and some of the great questions from this amazing group.


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