Western Wayne Middle and High School students attended the Girls in STEM Symposium on October 16. Lacawac Sanctuary Foundation’s Girls in STEM Symposium is a one day event designed to inspire and empower middle and high school girls (7th grade through 12th grade) to explore careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Through engaging conversations, panels, and workshops, the Symposium highlights the professional and life experiences of accomplished women in STEM fields, encouraging students to discover new interests, exchange ideas, and envision themselves as future STEM leaders.
Our Western Wayne students had a very positive experience learning about science-related topics and are excited to apply what they have learned.
Row One, from left: Aubrey Hendricks, Lyanah Shay, Makenzie Hoke, Mia Padula, Jereni Strocchia, Molly Gifford, Mila Morozova, Linden Nugent, Frankie Fedoryk, Emma Schott, Gabrielle Klimczak, Aliyah Gregory, Cecille Sic, Maria Shemanski, and Daria Ivakhnina.
Row Two, from left: Katherine Berman, Rachel Enslin, Mr. Vince Tomasonni, Middle School science teacher; Giuliana Velazquez, Mrs. Trina Collins, high school science teacher; Mr. Josh Rowe, middle school science teacher.
Picture Two
From left: Linden Nyguen, Frankie Fedorchak, Emma Schott, and Gabrielle Klimczak.
