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2014 Education Innovation Pitch Competition

Every year, teams of students and alumni from across Harvard University and beyond come together to present innovative solutions to current problems in education.

Posted March 24, 2014
By Matt Weber and Iman Rastegari

BRIDGE @ HGSE holds the annual Education Innovation Pitch Competition. Every year, teams of students and alumni from across Harvard University and beyond come together to present innovative solutions to current problems in education. As a "pitch" competition, the focus is on the idea and its potential for impact. This year, we followed one of the finalists, master's candidate Neelam Pol, as she presented her project Khel Planet.

BRIDGE @ HGSE is an organization that aims to unite students, professors and professionals from all of Harvard's graduate schools and the college to foster the future of education innovation within a shared, collaborative space.

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