August 18th, 2014 | RESEARCH
This poster shows the development of the project Scientists for Tomorrow during the three years of its implementation: two first years under the full funding of the NSF and the third year as a no-cost extension. Also the poster describes how the project was incorporating more community centers and with it more participants through the development of the "self-sustained" mode of implementation. The poster introduces also the next step of the project - the Scientists for Tomorrow - National Alliance.
Document
2014-08-18_Scientists_for_Tomorrow_-_Poster.pdf
Team Members
Science Institute - Department of Science and Mathematics - Columbia College Chicago, ContributorMarcelo Caplan, Co-Principal Investigator, Columbia College
Constantin Rasinariu, Principal Investigator, Columbia College
Funders
Funding Source: NSF
Funding Program: ISE/AISL
Award Number: 1114165
Funding Amount: 249900
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