Victor Udoewa

Victor Udoewa is currently a Science & Technology Policy Advisor doing federal policy work and Adjunct Professor of Education, teaching teachers who are earning a masters of education with a focus in science education. He has taught private lessons, tutoring, after-school programs, secondary education and higher education classes in mathematics, science, computer science, engineering, band, choir, piano, and voice. And he's often designed curriculum for such courses.

He started a program-turned-non-profit that takes high school students from low-income communities and places them in groups...

AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowship, American Association for the Advancement of
Science (AAAS), ’09-‘11
Research and Teaching Postdoctoral Fellowship, National Research Foundation, ‘07-09
Character Education Program National Award, Character Education Program, April 2007
HWAC Teacher Fellow, Summer ‘07
Ivory Moore Scholarship, Texas Association of Black Personnel in Higher Education, ‘03-‘04
NASA/Texas Space Grant Consortium Fellowship, '02-03
First Place in the Mathematical and Physical Sciences Category in the Emerge 2001 Student Poster Competition, EMERGE Workshop, 2001...