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INBRE student highlights
Wesley College Scholars Day

Wesley students show off their academic and research excellence at this increasingly popular annual event.

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CRISPR in the classroom

Delaware Technical Community College students learn about this cutting-edge technology, thanks to a partnership with Christiana Care.

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NSF award

For the fourth time, a Delaware INBRE Summer Scholar alum is among the recipients of the NSF Graduate Fellowship.

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    Wesley’s STEM Program Participates in Super Senator Day

    Wesley College Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) students and faculty/staff participated in Capital School District’s annual Super Senator Day on October 12 at Dover High School.

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    2019 Inspiring Women in STEM Conference

    Eight Wesley students and four Wesley staff members actively participated in the 2019 Inspiring Women in STEM Conference on Thursday, September 26th.

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    Wesley College selects the 2019-2020 Cannon Scholars

    Wesley’s STEM UR-CATS (Undergraduate Research – Center for Analytics, Talent and Success) selected 24 STEM majors as Cannon Scholars. The Cannon Scholars program was established to recruit and retain academically talented students and it seeks to increase the number of underrepresented, financially disadvantaged students graduating with bachelor’s degrees in the four STEM areas – biological chemistry, biology, environmental science, and mathematics.

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