Welcome
I'm Adam V. Low, a PhD student in Interdisciplinary Studies at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, with a home department in Mechanical Engineering.
My research
I study why some community science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) programs keep going after their grant funding ends, while others stop. My case is Teaching Through Technology (T3), a program I helped lead that started in Alaska on National Science Foundation grants and grew into a network across many states.
I'm also tracing how the values set in T3's early years shaped what came after: a makerspace, new courses, and new organizations. The goal is practical: to help schools, tribes, communities, and funders plan programs that last.
Take part in the T3 study
If you were a director, staff member, partner, or educator with a T3 program, your site's story can help explain why some programs last.
Contact
Email me at alow@alaska.edu.