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TAME Science Squad™ Comic Books
The TAME Science Squad™ Comic Books are a professionally produced series showcasing the adventures of five diverse TAME students who use their abilities in STEM to save the day. Older kids will enjoy reading the story and completing puzzles while younger kids color in the fun illustrations. (K-5)
2021 SALE!
We’re really excited about the release of Issue #3 in our Science SquadTM Comic Book series, a special edition written with TAME students and produced in collaboration with NASA and the WEX Foundation. Details about the new issue (including a peek inside) are coming soon!
To celebrate, we’re having a special sale on Issues 1 and 2! Join our heroes Aero, Eco, Morph, Quantum, and T-Blaze, as they work with a mysterious time-traveling professor to solve problems using their math and science skills. These titles, available in English and Spanish, are a great way to finish up your summer reading program or generate STEM excitement for the new school year.
Science SquadTM Issues 1 and 2 usually retail at $2.50 each, but while supplies last, we’re offering the following discounts:
- 1-24 copies: $2 per comic book
- 25-49 copies: $1.75 per comic book
- 50+ copies: $1.50 per comic book
You can mix and match any combination of Issues 1 and 2, in English or Spanish. Prices do not include shipping, which will be calculated at the time of order.
Bundle and save! Email programs@tame.org for more information or to request a quote!
Activities and Solutions
The Professor
Dr. Richard L. Price, Chair Emeritus of TAME’s Golden Triangle Chapter, has been a role model for generations of STEM students at Lamar University where he taught trigonometry, precalculus and calculus, and analytical geometry, and served as the College of Engineering’s Director of Minority Recruitment and Retention.
He appears in the TAME Science Squad™ Comic Books as the time traveling mentor known as the Professor.
From his biography:
Dr. Richard L. Price—”Doc Price”—an associate professor of mathematics at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas, has had a long and distinguished career in academics. He has devoted himself to recruiting black students to Lamar, to mentoring students, and to preparing them for careers in engineering, mathematics, and the sciences…
At Lamar, Price served as the College of Engineering’s Director of Minority Recruitment and Retention. The LU News Website quoted Dr. Price: “The minority recruiting and retention program is committed to providing scholarships, internships, and other opportunities for traditionally under represented students.”
Entrepreneur and businessman Paul Fregia, a 1981 Lamar graduate, told Lamar University’s Cardinal Cadence in the spring of 2004: “People like Dr. Richard Price were pillars in my life—people who helped me to believe that I could take the next step, and that my dreams could be endless.”
In 2005 in honor of Dr. Price, GT-TAME announced the Dr. Richard L. Price Endowment Scholarship for Engineering Students at Lamar University, administered by the Lamar University Foundation. See more about the ways Lamar University has honored his legacy: Lamar names auditorium after retired professor.
