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STEM program connects medical and elementary school students in Galveston

STEM program connects medical and elementary school students in Galveston

The Galveston County Daily News, December 9, 2022

University of Texas Medical Branch students are teaching science, technology, engineering and math to Galveston Independent School District students through a program officials hope will instill confidence in public school participants and inspire careers. Applications to volunteer in the program open up each semester and medical branch students make it known whether they’d like to be a tutor or mentor, Chris Soudah, executive president of the Connect at UTMB, said.

STEM program connects medical and elementary school students in Galveston

STEM program connects medical and elementary school students in Galveston

The Galveston County Daily News, December 9, 2022

University of Texas Medical Branch students are teaching science, technology, engineering and math to Galveston Independent School District students through a program officials hope will instill confidence in public school participants and inspire careers. Applications to volunteer in the program open up each semester and medical branch students make it known whether they’d like to be a tutor or mentor, Chris Soudah, executive president of the Connect at UTMB, said.