Learning Science is Fun

- 5:07

with Cailee Smith of ECHO, Leahy Center Lake Champlain

Posted

Dec 02, 2019

ECHO, Leahy Center Lake Champlain Public Programs Manager, Cailee Smith, shares how ECHO inspires and engages visitors to make learning science fun, accessible and hands-on through more than 100 interactive exhibits and early learning interactive space.

Hosted by: Eric Clemons Produced by: Western New England Newsmakers Team
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