Meet the Science Cheerleaders at Girl Day!

Meet the Science Cheerleaders at Girl Day!

On Saturday, February 27, 2016, the Women in Engineering Program at the University of Texas, Austin is hosting their national award-winning “Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day.” Celebrated every year during Engineers Week, this Girl Day event gives girls...
National championship cheerleader and biology teacher

National championship cheerleader and biology teacher

Raquisha will be a high school biology teacher in August. She cheered at the University of Georgia. Meet her and other Science Cheerleaders March 21-28 at these Atlanta Science Festival events! How do you feel about breaking down negative stereotypes about...
Kristin: Doctor of Chiropractic, former cheerleader, GA Tech and Atlanta Hawks

Kristin: Doctor of Chiropractic, former cheerleader, GA Tech and Atlanta Hawks

Why science? Both of my parents are involved in science – my father is a chiropractor and my mother is a registered nurse (and is also going to school to become a chiropractor!). With both parents in healthcare, I have always been interested in anatomy and physiology....
Science Cheerleader William: pursuing a Master's Degree in Marine Biology, former cheerleader at the University of MD!

Science Cheerleader William: pursuing a Master's Degree in Marine Biology, former cheerleader at the University of MD!

Today we get to hear from William (a.k.a. “Rock”), a male cheerleader who is pursuing a master’s degree in marine biology at the University of Maryland.  What turned you on to science and when? I remember as a child that I wanted to be a dolphin...
Carey: aerospace engineer at Lockheed Martin and former University of Wyoming cheerleader

Carey: aerospace engineer at Lockheed Martin and former University of Wyoming cheerleader

  What got you into engineering, Carey? Throughout astrophysics in college I always loved the challenges of orbital dynamics. I constantly wanted to know the different possibilities of getting different masses to different orbits in space, and the power required...

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