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Girls in STEM

Hi great women. I am called Nicke Kim and I would like Let's talk about *Emily Calandrelli*, a scientist, engineer, and TV host who's inspiring girls to pursue STEM careers.


Emily's Story

Emily Calandrelli is a West Virginia native who always had a passion for science and math. She pursued degrees in mechanical engineering and aerospace engineering from West Virginia University and MIT.

Emily faced challenges as a woman in STEM, but she persevered and found ways to make science and tech more accessible and fun for everyone. She started creating educational content, including YouTube videos and TV shows, to inspire young people, especially girls, to pursue STEM careers.

Inspiring Girls

Emily's story teaches us that:


1. Girls can do STEM: Emily's journey shows that girls can excel in STEM fields with hard work and determination.

2. Passion matters: Emily's passion for science and math drove her to succeed and inspire others.

3. Representation is key: Seeing women like Emily in STEM roles can inspire girls to believe in their potential and pursue tech pathways.


Call to Action

Girls, if you're interested in STEM, remember:


1. You belong: Your unique perspective and skills can make a difference in STEM fields.

2. Explore and learn: Try new things, ask questions, and keep learning.

3. Find your passion: Discover what excites you and pursue it with determination and enthusiasm.


Let's celebrate Emily Calandrelli's achievements and inspire more girls to pursue STEM careers!

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