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Nurturing High School Scholars
Beyond the research experience, the collaboration that Brody experienced working in Gerecht’s lab has made her aware of the different types of careers and variety the program offers. “It’s really great that we have this connection. There are so many great labs and people can always find what interests them. It’s a great experience,” said Brody.
June 2017
Rebecca Brody was invited to San Diego, CA, to compete in the International BioGENEius Challenge. Ingenuity junior was one of 15 finalists to compete in the competition. Rebecca’s research is focusing on producing cells that could be used to replace blood vessels that...
From Ingenuity Project to Engineer
Duncan Parke has been spending his summer vacations working. The Ingenuity Project senior has been busy with a project headed by ECE Chair and Professor Dr. Ralph Etienne-Cummings. This summer he is working on improving a portable ECG recording device that will be used to detect heart arrhythmias.
Each student at UMBC graduation has a wonderful story
“We had a long road, but we got here, me and him!” said Teresa Lee, whose son, Da’Kuawn Johnson, 22, earned a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry and molecular biology.
May 2017
We extend our best wishes to Dr. Goldenberg, Ingenuity Mathematics Department Head, on his twentieth anniversary of service. Throughout the years, hundreds of Ingenuity students have enjoyed his dedication and enthusiasm for teaching Baltimore’s best. Thank you Dr....
Featured Event
STEM Research Symposium
Ingenuity celebrated STEM excellence in Baltimore schools at the Student STEM Research Symposium on May 21st. The event was held at the Andrew While Student Center at Loyola University Maryland. The Symposium’s title sponsors included: Comcast, the Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering and Office of Admissions, Pat and Robin Tracy, Hinkey-Benson Family Fund, the University of Maryland at Baltimore County, and Whiting -Turner. Poly Alums returned to inspire current students and outstanding research mentors and catalysts accepted awards from students whose lives they impacted.