Her Stem Story

In this episode, we are talking to Brittney Stoneburg, the Marketing & Events Specialist for the Western Science Center, a natural history museum in Hemet, California about how she found her path to Paleontology even after not going to school for it. She used her talent in literature and history to work in the field she loved from her childhood. Listen to this amazing episode and learn from Brittney that it's never too late to follow your passion!    Follow Britteny & Support her museum at : www.WesternScienceCenter.org facebook.com/westernsciencecenter Instagram: WesternScienceCenter Twitter: @WesternCenter & @MaxMastodon    

Brittney Pachucki recently graduated with her Bachelor's in Biomedical Engineering. She is the lab manager at Amgen’s Device Technologies Group in Cambridge, MA. In this episode, we talk about biomedical engineering and how Brittney is saving lives through engineering. We also find out how she got inspired to take up this niche field and what keeps her motivated! Listen to this truly inspiring STEM Story!    

In this episode, we are talking to a young mechanical engineer Jinghan Wu. Jinghan is a world traveler and has traveled, to 23 Countries to be exact. Most of her trips were for projects and exchange programs. Listen on, to learn about how Jinghan made a change in the lives of many South African families through her project! She talks about her struggles with being an international student and how she stays inspired and motivated!  

In this episode, we are talking to Trisha Ballakur. Trisha is a senior at the Andover High School in Massachusetts. She is a young entrepreneur with a game changer app "Illumination" to help teenagers cope with grief, depression and mood swings. We will talk to Trisha to learn more about her club “Girls who code”, her experience at TYE Global Competition, her interests and how she envision her future as a WOMAN in STEM.