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Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion in STEM: An EdNC Virtual Panel Discussion

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On Tuesday, April 20 from 5 – 6 p.m. EST, join EducationNC for a virtual panel discussion on the topic of how education and industry can improve the pathways of opportunity for women and persons of color into STEM fields, especially the technology sector.

The panel, moderated by Ben Owens of Open Way Learning, includes the following:

  • Ellie Ebrahimi: Assistant Professor, UNC-Wilmington
  • Gina Likins: Corporate Citizenship Program Manager, Red Hat
  • Sheronica Sharp: Digital Literacy Coach, Wilson County Schools
  • Pam Rivers: Technical Support Manager, Hillrom
  • Aria Chernik: Associate Professor of the Practice, Duke University
  • Tammi Harris: Diversity Inclusion and Belonging Manager, NetApp
  • Dominique Stone: CEO and Founder, Elevate 540, LLC
Click here to register for the event