Nigerian Education Delegation Tours U.S. Mobile STEM Labs

This week, nonprofit Learning Undefeated hosted 18 education officials from Nigeria who are interested in developing a mobile STEM laboratory program for their county. “Our mission to drive race and gender equity in STEM directly supports community groups to help co-develop, deploy, and self-manage community-based mobile STEM education. We hope this is the start of a collaborative relationship that will create a huge impact for the youth in Nigeria.”

Indigenous youth, communities focus of Wonder on Wheels mobile laboratory partnership

UArizona College of Medicine – Tucson’s Department of Family and Community Medicine, is partnering with Learning Undefeated to build the Wonder on Wheels, or WOW, Mobile HSTEM Lab. The goal of WOW is to provide life-changing experiences for Native American students and tribal communities by providing access to health science education and health research literacy through a state-of-the-art, technologically advanced, mobile teaching laboratory. WOW will provide hands-on science skills and build Native students’ self-efficacy to attend college.

Learning Undefeated Names Marriotts Ridge High School Student as 2023 Maryland BioGENEius Finalist 

Jefferson Feng, a freshman at Marriotts Ridge High School in Marriottsville, Maryland has won the 2023 Maryland BioGENEius Challenge. As the 2023 Maryland BioGENEius finalist, Feng will represent the state at the virtual At-Large BioGENEius Challenge this May. For the second consecutive year, the BioGENEius Challenge tracks include the Global Healthcare Challenge in medical biotechnology, the Global Sustainability Challenge in agricultural biotechnology, and the Global Environmental Challenge in industrial/environmental biotechnology.