It is so incredibly important that, we as scientist, get into the community and engage in hands-on activities, increasing science literacy and restoring trust in data-driven science. I am a firm believer in practice what you preach and try to engage in outreach as much as possible. Here you will find upcoming outreach events that I am participating in. 

Up Coming STEM Outreach 
January
January 28th
Women in STEM @ Duquesne University visits Ramsey Elementary 
STEAM Night 
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January 29th
Super STEM @ Hill District Library 
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 
K-5 programming

February
February 12th
Super STEM @ Hill District Library 
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 
K-5 programming

March
March 11th
Super STEM @ Hill District Library 
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 
K-5 programming

April 
April 8th
Super STEM @ Hill District Library 
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 
K-5 programming 

April 18th
Meet a Scientist @ Phipps Conservatory 
1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
All ages are welcomed 

May
May 6th
Super STEM @ Hill District Library 
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 
K-5  programming

June
June 3rd
Super STEM @ Hill District Library 
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 
K-5  programming

STEM Outreach is only possible with support 

Women in STEM Committee Duquesne University 

Women in STEM (WIS@DU) is committed to community outreach and engagement by visiting community schools and providing STEM enrichment. The events are led by a diverse group of female scientist, showing that everyone can do science! These outreach efforts have been made possible through money generously provided by Duquesne University, Leach Foundation, and EQT Corporation.

National Center for Science Education 

NCSE provides monthly STEM outreach kits for community engagement, specifically surrounding the topic of climate change. These kits are used in community events, as well as for a monthly "Super STEM" program at The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Hill District Branch.