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Virtual STEM Fair: Celebrate National Public Health Week April 8, 2025

Power Wellness Through STEM

Mark your calendars for April 8th and enter an exciting world where science meets public health! This isn’t just any STEM fair—it’s a high-energy exploration of the science that powers healthy, vibrant communities. Whether you’re looking to dive into hands-on STEM activities, hear from groundbreaking professionals in public health, or see the impact of health sciences in action, this is the place to be! Don’t miss the chance to connect, create, and spark a new passion for the science that keeps us thriving. Let’s make National Public Health Week unforgettable together!

Upcoming Featured Sessions and Speakers

The Power of Prevention
Yes, Superheroes Can Wear Scrubs Too
Could the Bird Flu Be the Next Pandemic?
What You Need to Know.

The Power of Prevention

Cierra Coulter, RN

Cierra Coulter, RN, is a dedicated nurse with a passion for helping others. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Columbus State University and has worked in various fields, including med-surg oncology, postpartum, and mother-baby care. With three years of experience as a traveling nurse, she now serves as a triage nurse in women’s health services, assisting patients with gynecological and obstetric concerns.
Session Description

Did you know that small choices today can lead to a healthier future? Regular checkups and early detection can save lives, but many health issues go unnoticed until it’s too late. Cierra Coulter, RN, will break down the simple habits every one can adopt today—from nutrition and exercise to mental health—to build a healthier future. Learn how small choices now can make a big impact later and why preventive care is the key to lifelong wellness!

Yes, Superheroes Can Wear Scrubs Too

Daphne Ivey

Daphne Ivey knew in high school that she wanted to be a nurse. She began her career as a nursing assistant, became an LPN, and later earned her RN degree while working full time. Over the past 40 years, Daphne has cared for patients in postpartum, med-surg, and OB-GYN settings, teaching breastfeeding classes and championing women’s health. Today, she is the Nurse Supervisor at Wellstar, where she is committed to patient safety, teaching, and helping others navigate their healthcare journeys while guiding her team.
Session Description

Think nurses just take temperatures and give shots? Think again! Nurses are the backbone of public health, educating patients, preventing disease, and saving lives—both in hospitals and out in the community. Join us as Daphne shares how nurses in hospitals and clinics make a lasting impact on public health and patient safety. If you're thinking about a future in healthcare, in this webinar, you'll learn how nurses make a real impact every day!

Could the Bird Flu Be the Next Pandemic? What You Need to Know.

Joseph S. Levine, Ph.D.

Joseph S. Levine, Ph.D., is a renowned biologist and educator with a Ph.D. from Harvard University and the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole. He has taught at Boston College, Boston University, and internationally, including serving as "Outstanding Educator in Residence" for Singapore's Ministry of Education. Dr. Levine has contributed as a science correspondent for NPR, a scientific advisor to NOVA, and a designer of exhibits for state aquariums. A Fellow of AAAS, he leads professional development workshops worldwide and resides in Concord, Massachusetts, near Thoreau’s Walden Pond.
Session Description

How do viruses jump, spread, and change the world? From COVID-19 to HIV, viruses have been making the leap from animals to humans for centuries. Now, scientists are watching H5N1 bird flu closely—could it be the next pandemic? In this webinar, you'll learn how viruses evolve, why they spread, and what we can do to stay ahead in this never-ending battle against deadly diseases.

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Gee Whiz! How Big Are You Really?

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Description:
How do you know how big (or small) something is just by looking at a picture? Let's examine images of earth science themes as we use observation skills and mathematical reasoning to develop concepts of scale, proportion, and quantity.

Speaker: Michael Comer

walkSTEM Anywhere and Anytime!

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Description:
Promote math, science, STEM, and STEAM education to all children. talkSTEM’s mission, founded by Dr. Koshi Dhingra, is to make Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) learning engaging for all learners. talkSTEM’s approach centers on using place-based learning strategies so that students see the relevance of STEM in their local communities and environments. TalkSTEM takes educators and learners on "STEM walks" in different settings using videos. In addition, instructional guides can be downloaded so your students can make their own STEM walks! We foster student engagement by sharing free resources for all educators who shape learning in K-12 students—both in and out of school.

Speaker: Willa Barnett and Andrew Moorhead

Using the Waves from Earthquakes to See Inside Our Planet

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Description:
Professor Wysession, at Washington University in St. Louis will show how he uses the seismic waves from large earthquakes to make pictures of the Earth’s deep interior, like a medical X-ray or CT scan. He will talk about traveling to places like Minnesota and Madagascar to install seismometers to learn why some volcanoes erupt where they do and piece together the ancient history of the tectonic motions of the continents.

Speaker: Michael Wysession

Energy Resources and Electrification: Powering Our Earth—A Journey Through Earth Science

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Description:
Join Scarlett Luis on an electrifying journey as we explore how energy powers our world and connects to the wonders of Earth Science! Discover the magic of renewable resources and the mystery of the electric grid, and learn how you can help protect our planet. Get ready for a fun, interactive adventure that will spark your curiosity and light up your imagination!

Speaker: Scarlett Luis

The Neat Stuff Under Your Feet: How Rock Cores and Fossils Help Us Understand the Geologic Past

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Description:
There used to be a sea here!? We used to live in a tropical rainforest?! Learn how fossils and rock cores help us understand how our landscape has changed over time

Speaker: Jessi Wilcox

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Countdown to National STEM Day on
November 8, 2025

Kick off the celebration early with Virtual STEM Fair Day! Get ready to ignite your passion for discovery on November 3rd as we launch into a week-long celebration leading up to National STEM Day on November 8th! Join us for an action-packed day of virtual workshops and interactive sessions designed to spark curiosity and showcase the amazing world of STEM. From budding scientists to seasoned educators, everyone is welcome to connect, explore, and dive into hands-on activities that make science, technology, engineering, and math come alive. Let’s get inspired and celebrate the wonders of STEM together!

From Concept to Creation: The STEM of Everyday Innovations November 3, 2025

Dive into the science behind everyday inventions, giving a practical look at how STEM shapes our lives, from gadgets to food science.

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