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for Creative and innovative Science Education A Project within the LIBRARIUM Program of TETRAD Institute
Within the MIRNOVA Project, the primary work is in the employment of innovative education, training and creative group experiences, for direct application of Information, Intelligence and Control using the disciplines of science, technology, art, engineering and mathematics (S.T.E.A.M.). The Project is intended and designed to work closely with the mission and functions of the entire LIBRARIUM Program and other Programs sand Projects of the TETRAD Institute.
Project activities all share certain common elements with one another and all are focused upon education and training that enables future vocational proficiency and accomplishment by participants. All students and learners have opportunities to engage as interns with partner institutions such as universities and companies.
There are several programs and projects (within TETRAD Institute and other organizations) in which the MIRNOVA Project is actively linked through engagements in long-term collaborative research and development. These include:
(Additional Program Activity, in order of engagement attention and involvement)
Alsothere is the ACADEMY Project, underway for development of a formal school for pre-university youth of all ages. |
Note: This all pertains to the Mirnova Project for Creative and Innovative Science Education, a component of the LIBRARIUM Program within the TETRAD Institute. We are a US non-profit and volunteer-only project within a not-for-profit institute (no paid employees or positions), created and established in October 2018 in Michigan (USA). We affirm and support all the contributions and efforts past, present and future by friends and partners who have been involved in MIRNOVA project activity, worldwide, from 2017 onward.
TETRAD Institute is a private not-for-profit international research organization dedicated to advancement of culture through science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics, working in collaboration with partners in academia, industry, and others within both the public and private sectors.
Contact: +1 (231) 492-8301 (voice/text/Viber/WhatsApp), +1 (562) 399-2890, +1 (505) 926-1399
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