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STEM Grants Awarded | FHA FOUNDATION FOR HEALTH ADVANCEMENT ANNOUNCES 2022 MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STEM GRANT RECIPIENTS Princeton, NJ – April 7, 2022: Foundation for Health Advancement has recently awarded eleven grants to support middle and high school STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) related programs and projects in its annual competitive Middle and High School STEM Grant Program .
This program provides grants of up to $2,500 for innovative projects at New Jersey middle and high schools that enhance students’ knowledge of and experiences with STEM. The 2022 grants are awarded to: Albert Grice Middle School, Hamilton: Taking Creativity Outside the Classroom!
Alexander Batcho Intermediate School: Manville, Starlab Project Manville High School, Manville: NJ Drone Equipment Project Midland Park Jr/Sr High School, Midland Park: Robotic STEM Notre Dame High School, Lawrenceville: Physical Computing Parsippany Hills High School, Parsippany: Parsippany High School Maker Space R. W. Kershaw School, Mt.
Ephraim: Parent STEM Night at Kershaw Middle School Robbinsville High School, Robbinsville: Rapid React FIRST Robotics Competition Robot Spotswood Memorial Middle School, Spotswood: STEM Computing, Engineering and Coding Thomas Jefferson Middle School, Rockaway: Cube Club Warren Hills Regional High School, Washington: Healthcare Pathway “We are excited about our new grantees as their projects will expose students to many of the analytic and creative aspects of STEM,” said George F.
Heinrich, MD Vice Chair and CEO of the Foundation for Health Advancement. “Inspiring students to pursue STEM majors and careers will help ensure a robust talent pipeline required to keep New Jersey on the leading edge of innovation.
” The Foundation for Health Advancement (FHA) is a Princeton, New Jersey based not-for-profit corporation that supports health-related research and education programs in New Jersey by providing grants to support early-stage university technologies with strong commercialization potential through its Innovation Grant Program .
FHA’s affiliate, the New Jersey Health Foundation , provides grant funding for basic research and community health projects through its Research/Community Health and Social Service grant programs .
A third funding program, offered through Foundation Venture Capital Group , another FHA affiliate, uses impact investing to provide pre-seed and seed funding to health-related startup companies at their partner organizations to help them advance to and through commercialization.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: New Jersey researchers and students, including those at the high school level, focused on STEM and health-related fields. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
High School STEM Grants is funded by Foundation for Health Advancement. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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21st Century Community Learning Centers Program (21st CLCC) is sponsored by Indiana Department of Education. This federally-funded program provides a safe environment for youth during non-school hours, offering academic enrichment and a broad array of enrichment activities, particularly for youth in high-poverty and low-performing schools. It also offers literacy and other educational services to families.
The Grow Grants: 2026 is sponsored by University of California Health. This program aims to transform how California recruits, trains, and retains its physician workforce. It supports initiatives that promote the training of more residents and fellows in high-need specialties, recruit and retain physicians for underserved populations, and build career pathways for medical students, residents, and fellows interested in caring for uninsured and Medi-Cal patients.
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