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Redefining Pink
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Redefining Pink episodes
- Episode 3: Entrepreneurship in Technology and Female Leadership with Dandan Pan
In this episode, we chat with Dandan Pan, founder of online education platforms Haddee and NexStream Tech. As a company leader, Mrs. Pan shares her thoughts on the lack of female leadership in technology companies and stresses the importance of self-advocacy.
37 min - Episode 2: Pursuing a PhD in Chemistry and Research in Male-Dominated Labs with Dr. Pamela Reynolds
In this episode, we chat with Pamela Reynolds, a high school Chemistry and Food Science teacher who earned her Ph.D. in Chemistry in 1991 at the University of California, San Diego and The Salk Institute. Dr. Reynolds shares heart wrenching experiences from her time at a male-dominated lab and encourages girls to pursue advanced degrees in the fields they love.
42 min - Episode 1: Environmental Stewardship and Female Voices in the Classroom with Kelly Kleinertz
In this episode, we chat with Kelly Kleinertz, a seventh grade science teacher who studied ecology, marine biology, and environmental stewardship. Mrs. Kleinertz shares her thoughts on the importance of including girls' voices in the classroom as well as her experience as a feminine woman with a love for STEM.
38 min - Welcome to Redefining Pink
Welcome to Redefining Pink! Pink, the classically feminine color, is often associated with being a "proper", girly, girl. Pink has never been a representation of science, technology, engineering or math—but why can't it be? In our monthly episodes, we're joined by powerful women in STEM who share their experience and expertise as a minority in their field. Pink is chemistry and programming and everything in between.
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Pink, the classically feminine color, is often associated with being a "proper" girly girl. Pink has never been a representation of science, technology, engineering or math—but why can't it be? In…
their monthly episodes, hosts Anabel Weinstein, Sophie Zeng, and Medha Ravi are joined by powerful women in STEM who share their experience and expertise as a minority in their field. Pink is chemistry and programming and everything in between.