The
STEMConnector Project, which is designed to transform science, technology,
engineering, and mathematics education by encouraging collaboration and
identifying and profiling key stakeholder groups, is featuring Girl Scouts on
its blog for all the work we’re
doing. The STEMConnector.org
has a Q&A with GSUSA Chief Executive Officer Anna Maria Chávez about STEM
and what we’re doing about empowering girls to get girls excited about careers
in the sciences. Chavez is STEMConnector’s STEM Woman Leader of the Day. The
blog also includes a profile of Girl Scouts and highlights the Girl Scout
Research Institute’s study Generation
STEM: What Girls Say about Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. It’s
very cool. Check it out!