Coeur d'Alene seniors take their projects to the professionals for night of feedback
Lake City High School student Joe Martin shares from his senior project about engineering a design for a new invention at the Innovation Den.
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Mike Nelson, Deputy Superintendent of Instruction at Coeur d'Alene School District, introduced students from Lake City High School and Coeur d'Alene High School as they presented their senior projects Wednesday to a panel of entrepreneurs and industry experts.
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Lake City High School student Logan Anderson presented an abbreviated version of his senior project to industry experts Nick Smoot, Ron Kraft and Alan Rich at the Innovation Den.
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Nick Smoot of build_cities, Alan Rich, a former Silicon Valley executive, Ron Kraft, a former university president and Mike Nelson of the Coeur d'Alene School District facilitated an event where high school seniors presented their senior projects and received feedback from industry professionals.
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Coeur d'Alene High School senior Mari Nelson presents her senior project on pediatric nursing for Nick Smoot, Ron Kraft and Alan Rich at the Innovation Den.
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Coeur d’Alene School District seniors stepped out of their comfort zones Wednesday as they took their senior project to a panel of entrepreneurs and industry experts at the Innovation Den.
Rather than just present their pitches on their research topics, the talks became a jumping off point for both groups to connect and respond to students' wide-ranging interests.
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