Hydroculture Outreach Potential In Education (HOPE)

Through this extension of the Nova Hydroculture Project, we are working to seed Hydroculture Outreach Potential in Education (HOPE) by extending the joy and benefits of hydroculture education throughout our community. We are doing this by raising funds to provide community leaders hydroculture gardening systems and connecting each other in our garden adventures. The Seed HOPE project was initiated by a former Science Alive Leader, Terin Philip https://nsuworks.nova.edu/cnso_alumni/156/ who was awarded a National Health Corps Alumni grant to start seeding hydroculture gardens into the community.
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     Seed HOPE Locations

• NSU University School, Ms. Sanchez’s Classroom
• Nova Blanche Elementary School
• Nova High School
• NSU Alvin Sherman Library
• NSU Department of Biological Sciences
• NSU College of Osteopathic Medicine Public Health Department.
  
• NSU College of Osteopathic Medicine Nutrition Department.
  UCF Lead Program Students Markel Jones and Alexander Lavin
• Goldsboro Elementary School - Sanford, FL, Ms. Mary Lynn Hess, STEM teacher

NSU University School Hope Project- Davie, FL

​Nova Blanche Elementary School- Davie, FL

Nova High School- Davie, FL
Mr. McQuaid’s Classroom

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NSU Alvin Sherman Library- Davie, FL
​Circulation desks, public library services, staff offices

NSU Department of Biological Sciences- Davie. FL
Office, graduate TA room, and staff homes

UCF Lead Program- Orlando, FL
Students Markel Jones and Alexander Lavin

Goldsboro Elementary School - Sanford, FL
Ms. Mary Lynn Hess, STEM teacher