This is a rebroadcast of an earlier episode. Chris Kopco and Alicia Robertson of the Washington County Public School System discuss their Celebration of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing at the Blish Planetarium on the closing day of the 2018 Maryland STEM Festival.

Laura Bush, Manager Data, Literacy, and Analysis, discuss how Baltimore City Public Schools uses data to analyze students’ performance.

Winston DeLattiboudere, President and CEO of Delmock Technologies, Inc (DTI), discusses starting and running an IT company in a Historically Under-utilized Business Zone.

Scott Evan from For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) discussed his two-year effort to develop each FIRST Lego League (FLL) game.

Art Ross from Dankmeyer, Inc discusses how builds prosthetics, customizes them and creates Punimals.

Jenny Tsao, President of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Baltimore Washington Section, discusses the Chapter’s outreach efforts, her engineering position with the Navy and why she likes engineering.

Jeff Galvin, Founder and CEO, discusses how American Gene Technologies (AGT) uses new technology to treat diseases by viewing the human cell as a computer.

Carmen Larsen, Principal Consultant at AQUAS, Inc., discusses her interest in Science, how she uses to solve problems and her efforts to provide work related experience to Hispanic Youth

Prasad Karunakaran discusses the Hackground that fills a STEM need for Middle Students with classes in robotics, drones, ethical hacking and more.

Dr. Annica Wayman, Associate Dean for Shady Grove Affairs. Natural and Mathematical Sciences discusses the new Transitional Life Science Technology (TLST) program at the University of Maryland Baltimore County.