Join Cultures, Communities & Inclusion, in collaboration with Leadership & Service, for an inspiring afternoon celebrating Women in STEM! This event kicks off Women’s Herstory Month with a dynamic panel discussion featuring accomplished women leaders in STEM fields who have made significant contributions in education, government, and entrepreneurship.
Featured Panelists:🔹 Ashley Nealy – Assistant Director of Support Services at the U.S. Department of Treasury’s Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration; Founder & Chief Creative Officer of Mindly Maven🔹 Dr. Rasheda Likely – Assistant Professor of Science Education at Kennesaw State University; Researcher specializing in decolonized science curricula and culturally relevant learning experiences🔹 Dr. Michelle Ventura Ezeoke – Bio-Bus Program Manager at Georgia State University; STEM educator dedicated to fostering excitement for science through hands-on experiences
Enjoy a complimentary lunch while gaining insight into their journeys, challenges, and successes in STEM fields. Following the panel, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in the "Lotions & Potions" Workshop led by Dr. Likely, where students will use science and everyday ingredients to create their own skincare products.(Please RSVP seperately for via PIN at pin.gsu.edu/event/11031718)
This is an excellent opportunity for students to network, learn from trailblazing women in STEM, and explore hands-on STEM activities.
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and be inspired!

Hosted by: Cultures, Communities & Inclusion , Leadership and Service, POUNCE Rewards Program

Additional Information can be found at: pin.gsu.edu/event/10924666