Latest News & Updates
May 2016
Martin Orellana-Guzman has been recognized as a 2016-2017 National Hispanic Scholar. Each year, the National Hispanic Recognition Program (NHRP) honors more than 5,000 academically outstanding students from the more than 250,000 Hispanic/Latino juniors who take the...
Ingenuity senior semifinalist in national science competition
Kathy Le advances in the 2016 Intel Science Talent Search. Her work has led her to be a semifinalist in a national science competition.
Masters of Invention
The Capstone Challenge commissions teams of students to design innovative engineering plans that will address one of Baltimore’s most relevant issues: nitrogen pollution of Inner Harbor water.
STEM students designing solutions to city runoff
The Capstone Challenge commissions teams of students to design innovative engineering plans that will address one of Baltimore’s most relevant issues: nitrogen pollution of Inner Harbor water.
Featuring a guest appearance by the Ingenuity Project’s Executive Director Lisette Morris
Why reformers ought to check their halos at the door, ESEA’s final stretch, Baltimore’s high-achievers, and students’ reactions to news of their AP potential.
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.