Inquire Regarding Cincinnati's Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Community Engagement
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in Cincinnati, Ohio, offers a range of opportunities for universities, students, and communities to engage in STEM-related activities and collaborative research. Here's how to get in touch with EPA-Cincinnati's STEM program.
To initiate discussions about student positions, academic research collaborations, or bringing EPA programming to classrooms or communities, the first step is to contact the administrative and program offices at the EPA's Region 5 offices, particularly their Chicago regional office. They can direct your request to the appropriate STEM program coordinator.
The mailing address for formal letters or proposals related to collaborative research or student positions is:
**United States Environmental Protection Agency,** **Great Lakes Toxicology and Ecology Division,** **26 W. Martin Luther King Drive,** **Cincinnati, OH 45268**
For more informal inquiries, comments, or questions, you can use the same mailing address: U.S. EPA Cincinnati STEM Program, 26 W. Martin Luther King Dr., Mail Stop 236, Cincinnati, OH 45268.
It's worth noting that responses to inquiries may require an email address. If you have one, including it in your correspondence would be beneficial.
The EPA-Cincinnati STEM program is also open to joining its network and encourages questions about its efforts. Interested individuals can join the EPA-Cincinnati STEM network by reaching out to the aforementioned contacts.
In summary, to contact EPA-Cincinnati's STEM program about joining their network, bringing EPA programming, obtaining student positions, creating academic research collaborations, partnering with a university, or other inquiries about their STEM programs, you can use the mailing address provided above or contact the EPA's Region 5 offices for administrative and program guidance.
[1] EPA Region 5 Contact List:
- For inquiries about joining the EPA-Cincinnati STEM network or learning more about their efforts in education-and-self-development, particularly in STEM-education, one can use the provided mailing address or contact the EPA's Region 5 offices for guidance.
- To initiate collaborative research or obtain student positions in areas like STEM-education, students, universities, and communities are encouraged to reach out to the EPA's Region 5 offices, specifically their Chicago regional office, or send their proposal to the correct STEM program coordinator at the EPA's Great Lakes Toxicology and Ecology Division in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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