Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard
from STEMCast Hosted by TechPoint Foundation for Youth
This episode features Leigh Hamer, Customer Success Director for Lumavate. Claire and Leigh discuss the incorporation of art into STEM and why hard work and personal touches matter. Listen now! Email us at [email protected] or call us at 317-975-0078 and leave us a question, you may hear it on the show! Teacher Resources More on Lumavate More on TechPoint Foundation for Youth
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