STEMpact Invests in Developing STEM-Capable Teachers

St. Louis STEM-Based Companies Invest in the Future

Aug 9, 2017 9:00 AM ET

Campaign: Employee and Community Engagement

STEM TQ teachers get a firsthand look at the workings of a science lab during a visit to MilliporeSigma on July 19, 2017.

Originally posted on WUSTL ISP

Each summer, St. Louis area companies, in collaboration with Washington University, invite approximately 200 teachers to the campus of Washington University in St. Louis for two weeks of in-depth STEM development. This includes new research-based methodologies and on-site experiences at local STEM companies to see practical application of some of the concepts that are being taught to make the connection between academia and industry.

Read more at Schoolpartnership.wustl.edu.

STEMpact Invests in Developing STEM-Capable Teachers

St. Louis STEM-Based Companies Invest in the Future

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