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Allison Felix, M.S., is the Director of the
Saint Francis University Science Outreach
Center, which works with K-12 students and
teachers to promote STEM education and to
recruit and retain students in STEM fields.
She is pursuing an Ed.D. in the Integrative
STEM Education program at Virginia Tech. She can be
contacted at afelix@francis.edu.
John Harris, Ph.D., is Professor of
Chemistry and Physical Sciences and Chair
of the Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer
Science, and Engineering Department at
Saint Francis University. He holds a Ph.D. in
nuclear engineering from the Pennsylvania
State University. He can be contacted at jharris@francis.edu.
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