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lift-ED: Episode 3, Vetri Vel, Amara Ifeji & Patrick Wahlig – Maine Science Fair winners


In this episode, Rebecca Clark Uchenna, STEM education specialist at MMSA, WeatherBlur Coordinator & co-fair director for the Maine State Science Fair, speaks with Science Fair 1st place award winner, Vetri Vel, a Junior at Bangor High School, 2nd place award winner, Amara Ifeji, a Senior at Bangor High School, and 3rd place award winner Patrick Wahlig, a Freshman at Falmouth High School.

lift-ED is a bite-sized podcast about teaching and learning in STEM Education produced by the Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance located in Augusta, Maine, USA.

Lifted is a collaborative effort of the staff at MMSA.   Interviewers include Rhonda Tate, Hannah Larkin, Rebecca Clark Uchenna.  Audio editing is by Phelan Gallagher.  Video editing is by Sierra Toomey.  Post-production is by Gary Lewis.

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Posted on May 18, 2020 • Filed Under: podcast


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