Meet Laura, a teaching assistant professor in the Department of Biology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Originally from St. Johns, Michigan, Laura and her family now call North Carolina home. Laura has crafted a career in STEM education, obtaining her B.S. in Microbiology from Michigan State University and a Ph.D. in … [Read more...]
The STEM Geo-bachelor(ette)
Military life can present many hoops to jump, hurdles to overcome, and punches to roll with that are often not so easy to navigate with a career in a STEM field. There’s nothing quite like the moment when you receive the life-altering news of your next assignment. Lasting anywhere from months to years, “geo-baching” occurs when spouses temporarily … [Read more...]
STEM Professionals Share Tips & Tools for Working from Home in 2020
While teleworking, remote positions, and working from home might have been rare in the past, it has become more common as companies and education centers around the world have adjusted to the current coronavirus pandemic. Ever thought about transiting your STEM career to a virtual platform? Or wondered how you’ll balance work and family life? We … [Read more...]
33 Science & Technology Museums to Explore from Home
Self-Quarantine STEM Style by Annabelle Moore Practicing safe social distancing doesn’t mean STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) fans of all ages have to stop learning. While many schools, universities, workplaces, and labs are shuttered, museums around the world are opening their virtual doors to online visitors. With these … [Read more...]
National Nonprofit Day’s Impact on Military Spouses
By Lily Snyder August 17th is National Nonprofit Day. National Nonprofit Day is about recognizing the benefits and positive impacts made by nonprofits in their communities. It’s also about recognizing the people behind the scenes who have the passion to drive their visions of service forward. Non-profit founders like Michelle Aikman and Anna … [Read more...]
