STEM Ambassadors translated their work into interactive, hands-on displays for the public to excite kids about their work.
June 19, 2018
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Scientists and engineers from difference research fields at our Pacific Northwest National Laboratory channel their "inner child" as they learn how to share what they do with public.
Through a six hour course, the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Office of STEM Education provided these ambassadors with strategies and resources necessary to move from just talking about science to becoming an effective role model.
Scientists are trained on ways to effectively present their work to kids, inspiring and teaching them about STEM and careers in STEM.
Video courtesy of the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
