A STEM Revolution: Growing Passionate Young Scientists
05/04/22 • 33 min
Amy White is Virginia Western Community College’s Dean for the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics department. White began at VWCC as a biology professor in 2003, and her passion for educating led her to her role as STEM dean. White focuses on educating and mentoring those who are interested in STEM careers, as well creating equal opportunities for all students wishing to make an impact on the healthcare system.
In this episode Brett and Amy discuss the importance of young minds and how STEM is so much more than science, technology, engineering, and math.
Host: Brett Malone
Editor and Producer: Becca Halm
Amy White is Virginia Western Community College’s Dean for the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics department. White began at VWCC as a biology professor in 2003, and her passion for educating led her to her role as STEM dean. White focuses on educating and mentoring those who are interested in STEM careers, as well creating equal opportunities for all students wishing to make an impact on the healthcare system.
In this episode Brett and Amy discuss the importance of young minds and how STEM is so much more than science, technology, engineering, and math.
Host: Brett Malone
Editor and Producer: Becca Halm
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