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Start Thinking About Summer! FREE program at UVM for teens.

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Mar 2, 20221 min read

Agrotek Innovation is a new program being offered by UVM College of Agriculture and Life Science and Extension/4-H that is designed to build AgriScience and Biotechnology skills for youth in middle and high school. This summer AgroTek Innovation will include two free, week-long, residential academies where participants will dive deep into one of two topics – Culturing Cells for Healthier Soils and Converting Waste into Value-Added Product.


Both academies will allow participants to learn, make connections with University researchers, and build relationships with undergraduate student mentors. We especially encourage those under-represented in ag careers (female-identifying, BIPOC) to participate. Learn more here.


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Applications are due by April 1, 2022.


 
 
 

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