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In: STEM Education in US Prisons
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3.1 SPP incarcerated technician works with program coordinators in the wetland conservation nursery at Stafford Creek Corrections Center. 54
3.2 Butterfly technicians discuss photos of the endangered butterfly’s habitat with program visitors. 55
3.3 Compost technician checks adult black soldier flies in their enclosure. 55
7.1 Organization of the Prison Biology Education Program and Communication pathway with ADC for classroom coordination. 91
7.2 Course objectives and expected outcomes. 98
7.3 Diagram of evolution by natural selection activity. 102
7.4 Experimental procedure and sample results from a microbiology remote lab. 104
7.5 Seed experiment – components of the seed germination lab. 104
8.1 Haloclines for three of the world’s oceans. 127
8.2 Excel data interpretation exercise. 128
8.3 Carbon emissions by fuel source. 128
10.1 CSU students enrolled in a STEM major as first degree, by age (Fall 2018). 172
11.1 Frequency of STEM course offerings in Cornell Prison Education Program, 2008–2018. 190
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8.1 Characteristics of respondents in relation to interview protocol questions. 130
9.1 Examples of materials and equipment not allowed, and approved alternatives. 158
10.1 STEM major students in project rebound campuses. 174
11.1 STEM course offerings in the Cornell Prison Education Program. 189
11.2 Job sector analysis of STEM PhD graduates compared to national sample. 191
11.3 Job sector analysis of STEM PhD graduates compared to Cornell University sample. 192

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