STEM is for Everyone
Science is the pursuit of knowledge of the natural world through observation and experiment. It is rooted in the fundamental human desire of discovery and […]
Month: November 2021
Empowering Diverse Students in STEM
In the field of education, the push for sending students into STEM fields has become more prominent now more than ever. Schools encourage “women in […]
Fostering Equity in STEM!
Who do you think of when you think of a scientist? An engineer? A mathematician? It is probably a person that resembles maybe Albert Einstein, […]
Equity in STEM: Forging a path for Women and Minorities
For years prejudice has covered the ground against women and minorities trying to extend their reach into developing careers in the world of STEM (Science, […]
STEM Through Another Lens
Despite encompassing a wide range of careers, the fields of STEM often display characteristics associated with institutionalized discrimination against minorities. The Current State of STEM […]
All Students can do STEM!
For many of my friends and I, joking that we are “women in STEM” is something we toss around whenever we complete an assignment or […]
STEM: Spreading The Equity Movement
Let’s play a game. The rules are simple: tell me how the following groups of people are connected. Round 1: Beyonce, Drake. Justin Bieber. Ariana […]
Stem Creativity to Promote Equity
In a world that is technologically progressing at extraordinary speeds, there are still primitive problems situated within our society. The demand for STEM (Science Technology […]
It’s Not About Convincing Them to Start, it’s About Not Pushing Them Leave.
Did you know that a third of minority students leave stem majors? And that’s starting from already low numbers. Why are minority students leaving the […]