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the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, a number of outreach STEM learningprograms are facilitated through the Summer Enrichment Academy (SEA). Faculty from variousdisciplines offer curricular activities that will engage students to dive deeper into content areas,expanding their technical knowledge. Programs are provided in both summer and year-roundsettings. In engineering, both middle and high school engineering and computing programs arefacilitated. An example of one of the enrichment activities offered in SEA is facilitated by afaculty member in mechanical engineering. In a weeklong summer session entitled, Powered Up:Repurposing Energy with an Energy Harvester students learn “(i) how energy harvestingtechnology can be used to