Teen Tech Author, Sasha Alston, Globally Inspires Girls to Code
Sasha Alston's ultimate mission is to further the culture of science, technology, engineering, and math, while teaching some programming basics as well.
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Why There Are Few Women & African Americans in STEM
A recent study says while 84% of STEM department chairs at leading universities say recruiting and retaining women and minority STEM undergraduates is important to their institution’s chancellor/president, only 33% report their colleges have a comprehensive STEM diversity plan with recruitment and retention goals in place.
Michelle Materre, Film Historian & Leader for Women in Independent Film, Dies at 67
The community of Black and independent filmmakers is mourning the loss of Michelle Materre, a champion of the independent film industry who passed away.
‘In God’s Hands’ Features R &B Divas’ Keke Wyatt
In God's Hands features Keke Wyatt, Tommy Ford, Omar Gooding and Cynthia Kaye McWilliams
College Students Wanted
Angelique Nelson is a recent college graduate with a job. She was hired as a food service manager with Sodexo’s Currey Ingram Academy in Brentwood, Tennessee, less than a month after graduating from the University of Central Florida with a degree in event management. Although her mother worked for the company for 25 years, most recently as a general manager at North Carolina Central University, Nelson’s interest was piqued at a college career fair. “The recruiter made me want to pursue it more because of her enthusiasm and interest,†says Nelson. “Once I started doing research and found out [Sodexo’s] mission and values, I just knew this was somewhere I wanted to go.â€