Seeing Herself in STEM

Career exposure is most powerful when young people can see themselves reflected in the fields they’re exploring. Through our recent STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) panel, students learned directly from women working in construction, research, biotechnology, and public health —fields where women remain underrepresented. By hearing how these professionals found their paths and built expertise, STEM careers became more concrete, relatable, and attainable.

Thank you to our outstanding panelists: