A Message from Angela Jones, Washington STEM CEO
As we look to the future, and recall the unprecedented challenges of 2020, Angela Jones, Washington CEO, shares her thoughts, reflections, and hopes for 2021. In this annual letter, you’ll also learn more about how Washington STEM is approaching equity through our state-wide mission, but also how our organization can continue to grow, learn, and ask ourselves the hard questions so that we better serve Washington students through systemic change. Read more on the Washington STEM website.
STEM STORIES
STEM Network Spotlight:
South Central STEM Network
Based in Yakima and serving the South Central region of Washington, the South Central STEM Network is dedicated to developing learning and career opportunities in STEM across Yakima, Kittitas, Grant, and Klickitat counties. This month, they’ve launched their first ever newsletter to give a voice to the stories in their community. We encourage you to read and subscribe to learn more about how this STEM Network is driving equity and opportunity throughout the area.
In Case You Missed It:
Notable Women in STEM
Last month, we introduced you to Eugenie Farrow, teacher, computer scientist, and our latest Notable Woman in STEM. If you missed our last newsletter, or didn’t have the opportunity to read our interview with Eugenie, we encourage you to learn more about her story and why she chose to channel her rich background in computer science to educate the next generation of problem solvers, thinkers, and doers in the Spokane Valley.
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