The Citizen Science Lab Expands Facilities to Make STEM More Accessible to Youth
Nonprofit’s new location reinforces mission to expand access to experiences and opportunities in STEM.
Pittsburgh, PA, October 29, 2020 --(PR.com)-- The Citizen Science Lab today announced plans to expand operations to accommodate growth and provide youth with better access to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) programs by relocating to Centre Avenue in the Hill District neighborhood of Pittsburgh. The nonprofit organization is committed to improving STEM opportunities by providing hands-on, enrichment activities for academic success and youth development. The Citizen Science Lab will officially open its new, state-of-the-art laboratory at the start of the new year.
Centrally located next to ACH Clear Pathways, Miller African Centered Academy, and Pittsburgh Weil Early Childhood Center, the facility expansion reinforces The Citizen Science Lab’s commitment to diversifying opportunities for youth to excel in STEM education. Located in the center of revitalization, the nonprofit’s new laboratory provides an accessible space to connect young people with opportunities to increase STEM knowledge, academic achievement, and self-confidence.
“Expanding our programming opens the doors of opportunity for youth from diverse backgrounds to develop creativity, curiosity, and perseverance,” said Dr. Andre Samuel; Founder, President and CEO; The Citizen Science Lab. “Our team of scientists strive to empower youth to apply the scientific method to their own lives and embrace challenges as opportunities. We want every person who participates in our programming to know that trying again is not about failing; it’s about finding another solution.”
The relocation and growth of The Citizen Science Lab benefits not only the students, but also the economic prosperity of the community. As the pandemic disproportionately impacts underserved youth, The Citizen Science Lab is closing the achievement gap by converting programming to remote learning to ensure that all students are provided equitable opportunities to learn, grow, and succeed. As the life science industries are one of the strongest economic engines, an emphasis on STEM education prepares young people today for success in tomorrow’s world of work.
With your support, The Citizen Science Lab can continue providing equitable access to STEM opportunities that pave the way to a brighter future for Pittsburgh’s next generation of innovators.
To donate to The Citizen Science Lab visit: https://www.thecitizensciencelab.org/donate
About The Citizen Science Lab
Founded in 2015, The Citizen Science Lab is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that provides interactive laboratories where inquisitive minds and science-enthusiasts can explore the life sciences. Located in the Hill District neighborhood and South Hills region of Pittsburgh, the nonprofit connects young people with opportunities to increase STEM knowledge, academic achievement and self-confidence.
Centrally located next to ACH Clear Pathways, Miller African Centered Academy, and Pittsburgh Weil Early Childhood Center, the facility expansion reinforces The Citizen Science Lab’s commitment to diversifying opportunities for youth to excel in STEM education. Located in the center of revitalization, the nonprofit’s new laboratory provides an accessible space to connect young people with opportunities to increase STEM knowledge, academic achievement, and self-confidence.
“Expanding our programming opens the doors of opportunity for youth from diverse backgrounds to develop creativity, curiosity, and perseverance,” said Dr. Andre Samuel; Founder, President and CEO; The Citizen Science Lab. “Our team of scientists strive to empower youth to apply the scientific method to their own lives and embrace challenges as opportunities. We want every person who participates in our programming to know that trying again is not about failing; it’s about finding another solution.”
The relocation and growth of The Citizen Science Lab benefits not only the students, but also the economic prosperity of the community. As the pandemic disproportionately impacts underserved youth, The Citizen Science Lab is closing the achievement gap by converting programming to remote learning to ensure that all students are provided equitable opportunities to learn, grow, and succeed. As the life science industries are one of the strongest economic engines, an emphasis on STEM education prepares young people today for success in tomorrow’s world of work.
With your support, The Citizen Science Lab can continue providing equitable access to STEM opportunities that pave the way to a brighter future for Pittsburgh’s next generation of innovators.
To donate to The Citizen Science Lab visit: https://www.thecitizensciencelab.org/donate
About The Citizen Science Lab
Founded in 2015, The Citizen Science Lab is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that provides interactive laboratories where inquisitive minds and science-enthusiasts can explore the life sciences. Located in the Hill District neighborhood and South Hills region of Pittsburgh, the nonprofit connects young people with opportunities to increase STEM knowledge, academic achievement and self-confidence.
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www.thecitizensciencelab.org/
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