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Join us on April 22nd for the latest installment of the Alt Protein Pipelines webinar series, showcasing a team that successfully developed a formal course using GFI’s open-access resources.

The Brown Alt Protein Project has catalyzed novel education opportunities within the university over the past year. Starting with a collaborative fellowship whose membership spanned continents, they have now launched Brown University’s first-ever for-credit alternative protein class.

Building a course from the ground up is a daunting task for the most seasoned instructors, and this team leveraged GFI’s open-access resources to make the class a reality more quickly and with more diverse academic rigor than would have been possible otherwise. In this webinar, we will explore tangible use cases for integrating GFI’s resources into new and existing educational pathways and use The Brown Alt Protein Project’s story to build a transferable roadmap and navigate the intricacies of curriculum development and approval.

Meet the speakers

Daniel m. Harris

Prof. Daniel M. Harris

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ENGINEERING
BROWN UNIVERSITY

Julia krausz

Julia Krausz

PRESIDENT
THE BROWN ALT PROTEIN PROJECT

Luke rossi

Luke Rossi

VP & DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION
THE BROWN ALT PROTEIN PROJECT

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