Learning Undefeated & Port of Corpus Christi Recognized as Corporate/Nonprofit Partnership of the Year Grand Prize Winner in Nonprofit Communications Awards

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“The PORT-Able Learning Lab is shaping student attitudes and building awareness of maritime career pathways by letting students know that there are great jobs waiting for them right here in their hometown,” said Learning Undefeated’s Chief Marketing Officer Janeé Pelletier. “Igniting interest in STEM and maritime jobs across the Coastal Bend, our PORT-Able Learning Lab is reinforcing our efforts at the Port of Corpus Christi to cultivate the workforce of the future,” added Rosaura Bailey, Director of Community Relations for the Port of Corpus Christi.

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

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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.

AstraZeneca, Learning Undefeated Partner on STEM Education Program for Maryland Middle Schoolers

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Learning Undefeated, a Maryland-based nonprofit organization focused on STEM education, is partnering with pharma giant AstraZeneca to expand science education across Maryland. The two recently showcased the new Breakout Box: Body Systems Mission at Gaithersburg Middle School on April 20. The event is part of a weeklong school visit in which more than 500 Gaithersburg Middle School students will experience the new Breakout Box: Body Systems Mission, an immersive learning experience designed to meet Next Generation Science Standards for 7th grade life sciences.