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Faith Freeman

Faith Freeman is currently Director of Alternative Licensure Pathways, the Spartan Education Scholars Program and IHE Hub Director of the New Teacher Support Program. She was formally Director of STEM and led the Tutoring Program in Guilford County Schools. She has worked as an Academic Coach, Professional Development Director, and high school Science Teacher. Faith holds a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry and a minor in Biology, a Master’s Degree in Science Education and Ph.D. in STEM Education from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Dr. Freeman is passionate about equity in STEM education and ensuring that all students have access to educational resources, such as tutoring. She enjoys spending time with her husband and two boys, reading and baking.

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