May 14, 2016
A major goal for our crowdfunding project is connecting with people that recognize the importance of contributing to STEM programs. We are presently attending a behavioral genetics conference at the Jackson Lab in Maine. Yesterday we presented a poster describing our internship program and we also showed several posters from last year's students. The project generated a lot of interest. We were able to expand our advisory board and received several leads for collaborations.
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