Dr. Dennis Brylow, associate professor of mathematics, statistics and computer science at Marquette University.

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Marquette University receives $1.2 million NSF grant to expand mathematics, science and computer science education in K-12 schools
Marquette University Partners with The Milky Way Tech Hub to Launch  Second Cohort of Product Development Program for Black, Latinx and Hispanic Led Startups
Marquette University Partners with The Milky Way Tech Hub to Pilot Product Development Program for BIPOC and Women-led startups
Marquette University leading new $2 million computer science effort in public schools
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Marquette University leading new $2 million computer science effort in public schools

"This new effort aims to strengthen the existing computer science coursework we've helped launch in Milwaukee Public Schools over the past five years into clear K-12 curriculum pathways..."

Marquette professor leads development of first Wisconsin standards for computer science instruction in K-12 schools
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Marquette professor leads development of first Wisconsin standards for computer science instruction in K-12 schools

The standards are expected to be approved by a majority of the state’s 447 school districts.

Marquette receives $1 million NSF grant so Milwaukee teachers can earn certification to teach computer science
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Marquette receives $1 million NSF grant so Milwaukee teachers can earn certification to teach computer science

Marquette will administer the grant for nearly 200 MPS teachers to receive certification to teach computer science.

Marquette mathematics, statistics and computer science professor receives university’s highest teaching honor
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Marquette mathematics, statistics and computer science professor receives university’s highest teaching honor

He has been working to double the number of teachers in Wisconsin who teach computer science and coding.

Nearly 270 high school students to participate in a computer science programming competition at Marquette University
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Nearly 270 high school students to participate in a computer science programming competition at Marquette University

Many of the students attending the competition are learning computer science in their schools with the support of a $1 million grant that Marquette received in 2014 from the National Science Foundation.