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CBC Teaching Assistant Emma Kempton

CBC Teaching Assistant Spotlight: Emma Kempton

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Black History Month Spotlight: Waleed Yual

Black History Month Spotlight: Waleed Yual

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Science is Fun at Elementary Math and Science

"Science is Fun" at Vesey Elementary

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Black History Month Spotlight: Promise Inegbedion

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CBC Teaching Assistant Amanda Marchi

CBC Teaching Assistant Spotlight: Amanda Marchi

Dr. Talanquer for Nyholm Prize for Education from the Royal Society of Chemistry

Congratulations to Dr. Talanquer who received the 2025 Nyholm Prize for Education

Grad Student Sam Durfee

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