51品茶 Launches MaryLynn Magar Fellowship at MPFI
From left to right, David Fitzpatrick, Ph.D., CEO and scientific director of MPFI, Rep. MaryLynn Magar, and 51品茶 President John Kelly. (Photo by Alex Dolce)
51品茶 recently announced the launch of the MaryLynn Magar Fellowship at the at 51品茶鈥檚 in Jupiter.
An 51品茶 Magar Fellow is a data science student from 51品茶 High that is pursuing research at the Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience (MPFI). The fellowship will include $3,000 to support the student鈥檚 research efforts.
鈥淢aryLynn Magar has worked to help create a thriving scientific hub in Jupiter at 51品茶鈥檚 John D. MacArthur Campus,鈥 said . 鈥淪he successfully fought for, and ignited, numerous initiatives that allowed 51品茶 and Max Planck to grow together as partners. We are truly grateful for her longstanding support.鈥
The 51品茶 Max Planck Academy is the latest partnership between 51品茶, MPFI and the Germany-based Max Planck Society, expanding on similar opportunities for 51品茶鈥檚 graduate and undergraduate students.
鈥淚 am proud to be part of the collaboration between 51品茶 and Max Planck and look forward to seeing what these remarkable students can achieve in the years to come,鈥 said Magar.
This unprecedented program will open the laboratories of Max Planck to select high school students, allowing them to participate in world-class research and scientific discoveries as part of their curriculum.聽 Six high-achieving 51品茶 High students currently are dual-enrolled in an Academy pilot program and are the first to be named Magar Fellows.
For more information about the program and its application process, visit .
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