Nyla Denae’ Enterprises’ Provides Naturally Curious Students Interactive Math, Science & Reading Curriculum for Success in School and Beyond.
“Who Is Nyla Nova? “The STEMsation” will spark interest in STEM plus show the fashionable side of the ladies of STEM, it will light up little girls’ imagination on all the possibilities that await them. “We are trying to increase the number of women of color in STEM by inspiring girls at a young age”.

STEM·sa·tion
/stemˈsāSH(ə)n/
noun
A trailblazer in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering & Math with phenomenal abilities to skyrocket to their highest potential and determined to break all stereotypes and gender barriers with style and grace.

“STEM Literacy does NOT begin in high school: it needs to be nurtured from child’s earliest days and throughout his or her educational experience”

STEMsation Spotlight: Dr. Jessica Briscoe
Trusting that I have the will to do the work and if I work hard enough, I will achieve my highest potential Who is Dr. Jessica Briscoe? I’m a Gastroenterology (GI) fellow; I focus on diagnosing and treating patients with gastrointestinal and liver disorders. I...
Nyla Nova’s
Stem Academy
Designed to inspire young girls (ages 2-13) through innovation, problem-solving, critical-thinking and creativity to take ownership of their learning through rich STEM experiences. Nyla Nova’s Stem Academy will help develop their confidence in STEM by engaging girls in interactive workshop sessions, where effective STEM initiatives will link education with economic development.
Featuring:
- Nyla Nova- “The Stemsation” children’s book series & activity books
- STEM Activity Nights/Camps/Workshops/Seminars
- Stem-based field trips (virtual/live)
- Nyla Nova’s Files: online activities to solve mysteries
- Mentoring by STEM Professionals
- Spotlight-STEM Leader “Stemsations” in the industry, other related books or movements
- Nyla Nova Stem Academy Merchandise

Nyla’s Chronicles
The blogging experience is one of the most exciting aspects of the website, this is where we share what we’ve learned.
Mae Jemison: A Woman that Reached for the Stars
“Reach for the stars. The skies the limit”.You may have heard your parents that to you. Or maybe you tell that to your children now. Either way, we want our children (particularly our young black girls) to know this and believe it as much as we believe it for them....
Science-Based Benefits of Eating Vegan
Light at the End of the Pandemic Tunnel: How students and teachers can cope and overcome mental health challenges
When the Covid-19 pandemic shut down schools in the United States in March 2020, many of us didn’t realize the enormity of what we were dealing with. We thought it would be gone, soon, and resume to our normal lives. But after the light of this pandemic tunnel...
Robots for Your Little Engineer
What do you think of when you hear the word Robot? Perhaps you envision something frightening with Robots turning against humanity like in Terminator, I Robot, or The Matrix. Or maybe you think of something more friendly like Rosie from The Jetsons or Wall-E. You...
Jobs for Young Techstroverts
The change that technology has caused in our world is evident in how we communicate, how we travel and innumerable other ways. However, I’d venture that one of the most affected areas is the modern workforce. There are many jobs that exist now, in today’s workforce...
Curriculum During the Time of Coronavirus
Learning and instruction in the time of coronavirus is a new normal for which no one could have been prepared. But for those of us with children, this causes even more complications. No one likes being cooped up inside but it will affect children the hardest. Here are...
Mae Jemison: A Woman that Reached for the Stars
“Reach for the stars. The skies the limit”.You may have heard your parents that to you. Or maybe you tell that to your children now. Either way, we want our children (particularly our young black girls) to know this and believe it as much as we believe it for them....
Science-Based Benefits of Eating Vegan
Light at the End of the Pandemic Tunnel: How students and teachers can cope and overcome mental health challenges
When the Covid-19 pandemic shut down schools in the United States in March 2020, many of us didn’t realize the enormity of what we were dealing with. We thought it would be gone, soon, and resume to our normal lives. But after the light of this pandemic tunnel...