STEM Compass

I’m excited to share that my journey will be part of a new book called “Centering Our Voices: The Brilliance, Persistence, and Significance of Black Women Educators Anthology”. This book is the brainchild of my fellow CAU alum, Dr. Taryn Givan. She is Founder & CEO of Divergent Educational Consulting. Get ready for an inspiring evening as we celebrate the release of this incredible book on March 27th at 7:00 PM CST (8:00 PM EST). Mark your calendars! Get your ticket to attend the virtual book launch! https://bit.ly/covbookrelease


More on the Book:
This anthology highlights the distinctive experiences, challenges, and triumphs of Black women within the field of education. This book aims to document and celebrate their brilliance, persistence, and significant contributions throughout history and in modern contexts. By sharing their stories, insights, and strategies for success, the book seeks to inspire and empower both aspiring and established Black women educators, while also fostering a broader understanding and appreciation of the vital role Black women play in shaping the future of education and society.

About The Authors - The 22 passionate and diverse Black women behind this dynamic anthology represent various sectors, including P-12 education, higher education, educational technology, and consulting. Beyond their professional roles, they embody multifaceted identities as wives, mothers, entrepreneurs, mentors, authors, and community servants, among others. Each voice brings a unique perspective and purpose to this written piece, collectively shaping and influencing the landscape of education through Black womanhood.

You are NEVER too old to STEM!! Sometimes an interest in STEM subjects gets realized in high school or even later.

Realizing this interest as you get older actually leads to a more dedicated future to STEM subjects and jobs.

How old were you when you realized your love for STEM? Share with us in the comments.

During the holiday season we are doing so much baking and we say why not include your children?

Baking can teach them the importance of using the correct ratios in experiments and how different variables can effect the outcome. Not to mention you are left with a sweet treat for all of your learning.

What baking experiments are you performing this holiday season? Share with us in the comments.