Advancing education: Warden STEM Day connects students with career pros
Warden students Haley Sicklovan, Kaylie Vela and NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Engineer Marleen Martinez Sundgaard – also a Warden graduate – stand in front of Sundgaard’s display board for the networking portion of Thursday evening’s Warden Post-Secondary Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Day.
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STEM professionals and Warden School District students converse and network during the first Post-Secondary STEM Day fair Thursday evening in the Warden High School gym. STEM professionals visited the school to hear students’ presentations on different career paths before sharing with the students about their own experiences.
Warden High School alum Cassondra Martinez, now a product manager for Instagram, stands in front of her presentation board for the networking session during Thursday’s STEM day, where she spoke to students about her experiences as a STEM professional.
Warden junior Graciela Castillo stands in front of her presentation for Warden’s STEM Day fair Thursday evening at Warden High School. Castillo did her presentation on the career path for an architect.
WARDEN — The Warden School District held its first Post-Secondary Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Day fair Thursday evening in the Warden High School Gym, with STEM professionals visiting the school to hear students’ presentations on different career paths, followed by a networking event.
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