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Kevin Qi Watching those eyes being dissected was cool and awesome! I had never though that an eye could be so elaborate, or that it was so tough. […] 1 day ago 
Mahajah Thank you for the visit you made about teaching viscosity.I really liked the examples you used.I also liked the experiments we did because […] 1 week ago 
Ronit Thanks for the lesson! It was really fun guessing and checking the pH of things. I loved the colors on the pH paper. 1 month ago 
Dan The lesson was fun. I had a lot of fun on the stations part it was very interesting the way the color went. Thanks for coming. 1 month ago 
Eric Watching the video said in my mind aluminum (aluminion) murder but ok so it was very interesting in class when we did the activity on […] 1 month ago 
Technology Underwriting Greater Good: Science from Scientists a "high potential social entrepreneurial venture”
SfS Chosen as Comunity Consulting Teams Client in 2013
UMass Boston Emerging Leaders Program selects SfS as 2013 Project