Virtual Oregon Teen Science Cafe

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Oregon Teen Science Cafés is going virtual!

This a series of fun, free, out-of-school events for teens in 7th-12th grade. Teens learn first hand how scientists and technology experts are making discoveries and solving our world’s problems

This is an exciting opportunity to explore different careers, connect to professionals around the world, and prepare for life after high school.

In 4-H, we learn by doing!

Watch interviews with inspiring STEM professionals from around the world.
Challenge yourself by completing the activities at the end of each video.
Join the live Q&A session to ask questions about the STEM professional's career journey and experiences.

Dr. Nadia Hassounah

Interview with Dr. Nadia Hassounah (in English)

Nadia is a cancer biologist, photographer, and adventurer seeker, especially when it comes to helping animals.

Kristen Moore, Dr. Nadia Hassounah | Jun 2020 | Video

Bridgette Houser

Interview with Bridgette Houser (in English)

From cats to wallabies, Bridgette describes her experiences at OSU as an Animal Science major.

Kristen Moore, Bridgette Houser | Jun 2020 | Video

Maximillian Alvarez

Interview with Max Alvarez (in English)

What do famous writers, podcasters, and YouTube influencers have in common? They are expert storytellers.

Kristen Moore, Maximillian Alvarez | May 2020 | Video

For more information on upcoming events, please check out our Facebook page @ORTeenScienceCafe

May 2020

Autor

Kristen Moore

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