Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science

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Project Report | Oct 24, 2019
SOSAvember 2019!

By Danielle Webster | Vice Chair

Are you ready??

SOSAvember 2019 is just around the corner!

We are gearing up for an AMAZING STEPS program with exciting experiments that include teaching our younger students about the international space program. Here we use techniques such as aerodynamics and gravity.

Our high school students will be immersed in experiencing how to utilize the gene editing tool CRISPR for immunotherapy. Both of these topics are prominently featured in the news as cutting-edge breakthroughs in science and healthcare!! Not only will the students be introduced to the topics of genome editing and immunotherapy, we will engage them in current topics surrounding its possible impact on human health. We hope to spark a healthy debate of the ethical issues surrounding gene editing and herd immunity after completing the experiment.

We have over 200 students registered already for STEPS and numbers continue to grow! SOSA is extremely excited and looking forward to a successful program in the upcoming month! Thank you for your continued support in helping us to deliver such high-quality programming – please help us to spread the word as we approach November – tell your friends, family, network – EVERYONE!

THANKS SO MUCH!!

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Society for Scientific Advancement

Location: Orlando, FL - USA
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Keriayn Smith
Orlando , Florida United States

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