Continuing our celebration of Women’s History Month. Maryland author Robin Stevens Peyes discuss her book, Edge of Yesterday, about how a young girl trying to create a time machine and working with Leonardo Da Vinci.

Melvin Smith, STEAM Leader, discusses his approach to teaching STEAM that demonstrates that Science is a normal part of life.

Sarah Patrick discusses her interest and work in STEM, particularly her efforts to interest other girls in STEM

Rodney Petersen, director of the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education, discusses his organizations missions, roles and partners.

Paul Goodling, Center Director, discuss on he uses Code Ninjas to teach coding to students using videos games.

This is the third in our series of interviews celebrating Women’s History Month. Alexa Barnett, Sarai Subuyu, Cindy Morales and Maya Eberhardt f rom Northwestern High School discussed what they like about STEM and the Patriot Technology Training Center’s Aerospace/Aviation Day at Andrews Joint Base.

This is the second in our series of interviews celebrating Women’s History Month. Tracy Turner, Executive Director, discusses the unique model the Howard Tech Council (HTC) uses to promote local firms.

This is the first in our series of interviews celebrating Women’s History Month. Elise Buckley from the John Hopkins University’s Applied Physics Laboratory (APL)discuss their Girl Power program

We conclude our celebration of Black History month with an interview with William Redmond, President of the Baltimore Metropolitan Area Chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE-BMAC).

This is our second episode of a week-long celebration of Black History Month. Dr. Darryll Pines, Dean of University of Maryland Clark School of Engineering, discusses their efforts to bring Diversity to Engineering.