A Maine Center for Research in STEM Education initiative to explore how engaging students in coastal research projects can help them build data literacy and career competency while also informing local policy and planning has received a $1.35 million award from the National Science Foundation. Read more
NSF awards RiSE Center $1.35M for STEM education project in coastal schools
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