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2021 Metcalf Award Winner MED’s Fadie Coleman Helps Underrepresented and Working Students Earn STEM degrees
Metcalf Award winner Fadie Coleman’s years teaching middle and high school informs her teaching today in a joint School of Medicine/Metropolitan College program. Photo by Cydney Scott Accolades
Provides path to STEM degrees for underrepresented and working students
May 10, 2021 Twitter Facebook
Teaching her first class last fall at the School of Medicine, postdoctoral associate Marianne Collard naturally had beginner’s jitters. But in Fadie Coleman, Collard found a mentor who’d taught students from college to middle and high school and was only too happy to teach a fellow teacher.
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Sealed with an eagle on the final hole, 2021 ANA Inspiration champion Patty Tavatanakit took the second-round lead at the Honda LPGA Thailand after a second-straight 8-under 64. Her -16 overall ties the 36-hole scoring record last achieved by Jessica Korda in her 2018 victory at Siam Country Club. Tavatanakit said making that 12-foot eagle putt only boosted her confidence heading into Saturday.
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Lydia Ko, who holed out from the fairway for an eagle on the 18th to finish with a 69, was tied for fifth, four behind.
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Park said that despite the double bogey on 16, she was encouraged by her birdie on 18.
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