IEA Internship Experience – Kate Connally
Kate Connally, IEA’s 2019 summer intern, shares the important lesson she learned from her time with the program
“Something Beautiful” – Elizabeth’s Story
Read how IEA has helped Elizabeth provide what she needed for her 4-year-old and his gifted needs
Oh, Captain, My Captain! To Teach is Human; To Inspire is Divine
It’s Teacher Appreciation Week! IEA Program Manager Hillary Jade shares her thoughts on why teachers should be appreciated, revered and supported
Why I Love Yunasa
Yunasa alumni, Emily Vesper, recounts her experience with IEA’s summer camp
How the Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship Changed My Life
CDB Scholar, Esther An, relays about IEA’s Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship changed her life
How Studying the Humanities Made Me a Better Scientist
IEA’s 2013 CDB Scholar, Vinjay Vale, discusses how studying humanities makes you a better scientist
How IEA Shaped My Life
Byron Lichenstein, CDB Scholar, Yunasa camper, Apprentice, and IEA Board Member reflects on IEA being an integral part of his life
Brains, Science and Academy
An IEA Academy student connected with and interviewed Dr. Wendy Gilmore, Associate Professor of Neurology and Cell and Neurobiology in the Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Comprehensive Care Center & Research Group in the USC Keck School of Medicine.
Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship Alumni Give Back
Here are IEA alumni who are currently volunteering their time and talents in support of IEA
“Gifted” Gets it Right
A new poll commissioned by the IEA found overwhelming support for policies that improve services for gifted children