In this episode of Homeschool Indiana, Dr. Nate Bosch from Grace College discusses his dual role as the director of the Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams and Dean of the School of Science and Engineering. He shares insights on the importance of hands-on learning, the benefits of a smaller college environment, and how Grace College prepares students for careers in environmental science. The conversation also highlights the partnership with homeschooling families and the various educational opportunities available for K-12 students.

KEYWORDS

Grace College, homeschooling, IAHE, environmental science career, Lilly Center, hands-on learning, college preparation, internships, small college benefits, career readiness

TAKEAWAYS

Hands-on learning is essential for effective education.
Internships are crucial for building resumes before graduation.
Smaller colleges provide personalized attention to students.
Homeschoolers often excel in college due to their skills.
Environmental education can inspire future careers.
The transition from homeschool to college can be smooth.

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A Conversation with Dr. Nate Bosch: Science, Stewardship, and Students | Episode 48