August 7, 2019 | By Lyna Bentahar | The Sentinel read it > ROCKVILLE – Lt. Governor Boyd Rutherford and Learning Undefeated, a nonprofit for STEM education based in Gaithersburg, unveiled three new laboratories for the use of underserved schools in Maryland and Texas. Learning Undefeated works with the disaster relief funds Rebuild Texas Fund…
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from The Daily Record | read it > A Maryland nonprofit organization that provides STEM education opportunities for underserved communities has launched learning spaces made of shipping containers. Learning Undefeated of Gaithersburg calls its three new science, technology, engineering and math learning spaces Drop Anywhere Labs. The nonprofit plans to ship the new labs, furnished…
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At August 1 ribbon cutting ceremony attended by over 200 supporters, Learning Undefeated debuts three new Drop Anywhere Labs, custom-designed STEM learning spaces built from shipping containers. Smaller, lighter and less expensive than brick-and-mortar or trailer labs, Drop Anywhere Labs offer a blend of career and skills education. Each lab will support a variety of content themes, from science and health to engineering and construction, offering an immersive, hands-on learning environment that can serve up to four classes simultaneously.
DetailsOn August 13th, Learning Undefeated will be partnering with the Grassroots Crisis Intervention Center to provide a one-day STEM summer camp for students living in a temporary shelter. At this time, we will also be bringing school supplies for the students needed in the shelter. Grassroots is a 33-bed temporary shelter for families and women.…
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Some middle school young women got a unique look at how STEM classes can lead to exciting careers. They’re part of a summer camp with Hillsborough Community College. It’s designed to help girls living near the poverty level learn about careers in STEM, science, technology, engineering and math of course. The girls got to visit…
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Learning Undefeated receives grant from Qatar Harvey Fund and Rebuild Texas Fund to build out two mobile science laboratories to be deployed to schools across southeast Texas.
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Citizen science can be a fun and engaging way to bring real research projects into your classroom. Bring hands-on experience into the classroom that has real world applications and allows students to contribute to ongoing research. Explore how citizen science projects can be used to boost classroom learning about data collection, analysis, and interpretation. Discuss and…
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Learning Undefeated has released a new video resource for middle school teachers that highlights engineering fields and careers, designed to get students excited about the career opportunities in engineering.
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from Orange Leader | February 16, 2019 read it > Little Cypress-Mauriceville high school students took a field trip this week. The trip was across the parking lot to a mobile lab, where each student was able to run experiments, guided by an instructor. The mobile lab was provided by Learning Undefeated, with funds from…
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From Vital Signs (Port Arthur, TX) | February 7, 2019 read it > Learning Undefeated (formerly MdBio Foundation) recently brought a hi-tech mobile laboratory to several Southeast Texas schools, teaching hurricane-impacted students about wildlife forensics, virtual reality and other STEM-related subjects by providing them with hands-on experience. As part of MdBio’s “Learning Undefeated” program, MdBio…
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