By Alyse Kalish
Let’s say you want to be a part of building something great in your career—something people can tangibly benefit from, something no one else has thought of, and something you can point to and proudly say, “Hey, I made that.” If that’s the case, look no further for inspiration than Miriam Daniel. Continue reading Amazon’s VP of Alexa Devices on Working in Voice Technology, Taking Risks, and Alexa’s Hidden Tricks
Dr. Wendy Okolo is a Nigerian-born National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) aerospace engineer and the first Black woman to earn a doctorate in the field. Continue reading Wendy Okolo Is The First Black Woman To Earn A Doctorate In Aerospace Engineering
The students paraded through hugs and high-fives from staff, who danced as Sister Sledge’s “We Are Family” blared through the hallways. They were showered with compliments as they walked through a buffet of breakfast foods. Continue reading LeBron James Opened a School That Was Considered an Experiment. It’s Showing Promise
Before his death, the rapper was involved in projects focused on revitalizing his South LA neighborhood and supporting STEM among black and brown youths.
Continue reading Nipsey Hussle’s Work In The Black Community Went Deeper Than You Think
This week, the world laid eyes on an image that previously it was thought was unseeable.
The first visualisation of a black hole looks set to revolutionise our understanding of one of the great mysteries of the universe. Continue reading Katie Bouman: the 29-year-old whose work led to first black hole photo
WonderWorks, the indoor amusement park for the mind, is scheduled to open in Branson, Missouri in October 2019. They are teaming up with schools in Branson and Hollister County, to offer in-service educational opportunities. Continue reading WonderWorks Branson Providing Local Schools with In-Service STEM Educational Program
I recall the high school science teacher who doubted my capacity to succeed in advanced biology, the pre-med advisers who pointed my friend Dr. Kellianne Richardson and me away from their program and discouraged us from considering a career in medicine – biased advice given under the guise of truth and tough love. Continue reading Reclaiming spaces: Camp ELSO inspires children of color to explore the outdoors, science careers
Millennials and Gen Zers receive plenty of advice on how to ace a job interview. But before you can wow an interviewer, you have to actually land an interview. Continue reading 6 ways college grads can find their first job faster
Drive through any city in America and you are bound to see some graffiti. Some people love it, while others hate it. These images, letters and paintings found on buildings, bridges and other surfaces can often signal decay and bring property values down. Continue reading Alcatraz East Crime Museum to Hold 2nd Annual Graffiti Art Contest
WonderWorks in Orlando is on an out of this world mission to inspire kids to be interested in space exploration. Teachers who took part in the WonderKids program nominated students to meet an astronaut will get the opportunity to do so on April 25-26, 2019. Continue reading WonderWorks Orlando Celebrates WonderKids with Astronaut Meet and Greet and Ceremony
