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EvCC Biology Instructor Teaches Science through Music

Biology instructor Greg Crowther co-authored a research study about using music to help students learn scientific concepts. He regularly incorporates songs and song parodies (many of which he wrote and performs) into his classes. 

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Biology instructor Greg Crowther co-authored a research study about using music to help students learn scientific concepts. He regularly incorporates songs and song parodies (many of which he wrote and performs) into his classes.

National Science Foundation awards $649,961 grant to EvCC for low-income STEM students

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Release Date: March 14, 2017

Contact: Kristine Washburn, EvCC physics instructor, 425-388-9431; kwashburn@everettcc.edu

National Science Foundation awards $649,961 grant to EvCC for low-income STEM students

EVERETT, Wash. – The National Science Foundation is giving Everett Community College a $649,961 grant for science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) scholarships and support for low-income students.

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The National Science Foundation is giving Everett Community College a $649,961 grant for science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) scholarships and support for low-income students. The grant, which will be paid out over five years, is part of a larger effort to recruit and retain a more diverse STEM student population.  “This grant is going to be a huge help for students. Not only will they get a strong start at the college in the summer STEM Bridge program, but they'll get ongoing support with faculty mentoring and scholarships for the whole time they're at EvCC,” said EvCC physics instructor Kristine Washburn, who co-authored the grant.