Sep 01, 2022 2022-09-01
STEM • STEAM • STREAM
Role Models Introducing Girls to the World of STEM
She Can STEM encourages all girls to stay interested in STEM by showcasing how messy, experimental, and hands-on STEM can be, and how daring to STEM can change the world. Through stories, students are introduced to women and girls who are changing the world with STEM. They build robots, find new sources of energy, study animals, play with slime, and invent apps. They help make the world a better (and cooler) place to be. For example, Victoria is a climate researcher who is trying to educate people about the changing Earth. Saritta is an entrepreneur who built her own company that uses blockchain to help people when their flights get delayed. Sarah is an Air Force pilot who is stationed in the historic 509th Bomb Wing. Bonnie leads a video-game studio. She and her team use math and coding to build new worlds in the Halo universe. The stories give students a sneak peek into how these women got their start in STEM and help students begin their own journeys. No matter what students want to do with STEM, resources from She Can STEM’s partners can help them get started with an online class or an in-person workshop.
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