Articles Tagged "STEM Education"

Transformed by, and Grateful for, The WPI Plan Mike and Nancy Abrams
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Transformed by, and Grateful for, The WPI Plan

Nancy and Mike Abrams ’77 continue their generous philanthropic legacy by supporting capital projects at WPI.

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News Roundup: AI Tutor Helps Address Math Learning Gaps Illustration of a math AI tutor
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News Roundup: AI Tutor Helps Address Math Learning Gaps

Clean Iron and Steel grant awarded; new provost named; first-in-the-nation PhD program launched; plus more.

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Grace J. Wang, PhD, Formally Installed as WPI President Grace Wang at her inauguration
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Grace J. Wang, PhD, Formally Installed as WPI President

An accomplished materials scientist and esteemed leader in higher education, government, and industry, Wang outlined her vision for the university and celebrated the achievements of the campus community.

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Educating and Empowering to Fight Climate Change Sol Geisso in the Virgin Islands
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Educating and Empowering to Fight Climate Change

Sol Giesso's interest in ecology blossomed into a passion for environmental education.

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The Archivist: A Game Plan for Success Students in the dorms playing video games, plus Michael Genner and Mark Claypool
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The Archivist: A Game Plan for Success

Looking back at the first two decades of Interactive Media and Game Design.

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WPI’s First Project Center Celebrates 50 Years Illustration of the Washington, DC, Project Center's 50th anniversary
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WPI’s First Project Center Celebrates 50 Years

Washington, D.C., is home to many firsts, which is why it’s only fitting that it was chosen as the location for WPI’s first project center back in 1974.

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