#IAmCS Podcast

The 8th graders at Wilson STEM Academy in Charlotte, NC have read the The Omnivore Dilemma and researched an element from the book. In this episode, students present their projects and research on what they learned about our food ecosystem, science, technology, and non fiction text.

Why is STEAM important? STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, & Math) is everywhere; in the mobile devices that can be found everywhere, in the cars that we drive, and in everyday articles, such as, a microwave, and a fridge. STEAM holds the keys to the future of our planet, for it’s how we will stop climate change, how we will continue to better healthcare, and how we will make a...

Ivanna Gutierrez is an accomplished young lady who has not only worked professionally in the tech industry but has now returned to her roots and is teaching the next generation of students. She shares her story, how she is making it happen in her computer science classroom, and the power of persistance. Get ready for a great learning conversation with Ivanna.

Karen D. Corbin, PhD, RD is an expert in human nutrition and metabolism. After 20 years of traversing the worlds of healthcare and science, she realized that a fundamental barrier exists for translating ideas into solutions: the common inability of scientists and other “geeks” to deliver information in a way that is impactful, relevant and inspires action. This led Dr. Corbin to an important...

Nate Myers is a educator and STEM innovator and is currently creating a new STEM program at Rocky Mount Prep in Nash County, NC. He also runs a startup called the M Project focused on providing design thinking opportunities and innovation lab spaces for students to problem solve through exposure to tech-based opportunities. Originally from South Carolina, he attended NC State University as a...

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