Posts tagged “STEM”
Women in STEM Speaker Series: Princess Adentan, Global Product Marketing Manager, Google
Princess’s role is to help shift the way people perceive and use Google Search, which includes making it more informative,...
Women in STEM Speaker Series: Angela Ramirez, Data Engineer, Fraud Prevention Machine Learning, Sam’s Club
Angela is a recent graduate in Cognitive Science, with a focus on AI and human-computer interaction, and just completed a...
Women in STEM Speaker Series: Amanda Felix, Aquarium Biologist, Mote Marine Lab
Amanda’s interest in marine sciences intensified in high school when she was chosen for the highly selective Marine Biology Program...
Women in STEM Speaker Series: Roxanne Diaz, Senior Product Manager, Flatiron Health
Originally from Lima, Peru, Roxanne transferred from a community college in Florida to Stanford University to study biology. After graduating,...
Women in STEM Speaker Series: Tiffany Kelly, Founder and CEO, Curastory
After studying sports management, computer science and statistics in college, Tiffany began her career as a data scientist at ESPN...
STEM Adventures at SEGA
In Tanzania, the participation of female students in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) disciplines in Higher Education is low....
Webinar: How to Unlock Girls’ Potential in Mathematics
Learn how to initiate a love of learning for mathematics in all your students, through practical and tailored methods. Help...
Girls’ Education is a Powerful Tool for Fighting Climate Change
April 22 marks Earth Day, which has played an important role in building greater environmental awareness. Its recognition grows more...
Student Essay: Injustice Causes Girls to Lose Part of Themselves
Sitting on an icy concrete stoop, I’m curled over the book in my lap. I attempt to focus on the...
No Doubt About It, We Need More Women in STEM
The National Science Board reports the U.S. is a nation at risk if it does not develop more STEM talent....
A Critical Opportunity: The Value of Mentoring Girls
When we ask girls what they want to be when they grow up—or perhaps more accurately, about “all the different...