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Gator Tales: Xavier seniors run science club for adults with neurodiversities

Asiana Guang, Managing Editor and Best of SNO award-winning writer
December 7, 2023
Asiana Guang, Managing Editor and Best of SNO award-winning writer
Adults with autism and other neurodiversities participate in a science experiment, blowing up balloons using vinegar and baking soda. Immerse Science Club volunteers teach participants scientific principles through fun and interactive projects. (Photo courtesy of Harper Hipps)
Adults with autism and other neurodiversities participate in a science experiment, blowing up balloons using vinegar and baking soda. Immerse Science Club volunteers teach participants scientific principles through fun and interactive projects. (Photo courtesy of Harper Hipps)

Seniors Harper Hipps and Tess Morrison discuss Immerse Science Club. Listen to find out how Hipps brought science to the adults with autism and other neurodiversities in her church.

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