by Charmayne Knox | Oct 15, 2019 | STEM, Stemsation Spotlight
COME ON! The environment needs advocates regardless of the color or gender, my work supersedes race and it’s really time everyone got on board with that. Who is Dr. Tiara Moore? Hello, I’m Tiara Moore a postdoctoral research associate at the University of...
by Charmayne Knox | Oct 14, 2019 | Product Reviews, STEM
There was a time when one of the few STEM toys around was LEGOs. Though the multi-colored bricks came with instructions and an image of the suggested finished product, they also encouraged aspiring engineers to assemble a creation all their own. But now that STEM has...
by Charmayne Knox | Oct 8, 2019 | STEM, Stemsation Spotlight
Be strong. Be unafraid. It is perfectly okay to be you. You are needed in the STEM field. Who is Diva Whalen? I am Diva Whalen from Clinton, Mississippi. I am proud Mississippian and also the first in my family to obtain my PhD in biomedical sciences. I study an...
by Charmayne Knox | Oct 8, 2019 | STEM, Stemsation Spotlight
With hard work and dedication, imposter syndrome can never affect you because you are aligned to the work of purpose spiritually and professionally. Who is Teressa Alexander? I see myself as a science adventurer within the realms of earth science and earth observation...
by Charmayne Knox | Oct 7, 2019 | Family, STEM
From opening an app to navigating web pages, coding is in just about everything we do. With children having access to computers, smartphones, and tablets at younger ages, it can also be an opportunity to teach them how to use code at a higher level. Thankfully,...
by Charmayne Knox | Oct 5, 2019 | STEM, Stemsation Spotlight
Go for it! There’s absolutely nothing stopping your from pursuing something that you’re interested in. Take that leap of faith to do something for your future self. Who is Ariana M. Davis? I kind of had an “ah ha“moment during my freshman year in my...
