ARTICULATE : Women in STEAM
October 17 @ 6:00pm – 8:00 pm FREE, BUT REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
In celebration of our contemporary female art exhibit She Said, She Said, the AMA will present Women in STEAM: A Panel Discussion. This free event will feature women serving in influential roles of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math. Panelists will give insight on how their leadership in these roles affect change within the Arlington community. Please register today and join us on October 17 from 6-8pm. Time for Q&A and networking will be available.
- Dr. Mary Payton as moderator, host of radio show ‘All About STEM’
- Kiana L. Henderson- DEA Forensic Chemist
- Ritu Khanduri- Associate Professor of Anthropology (UTA)
- Alexis Scott Boster- AMS Academic Solutions
- Dr. Tonjia Grimble- STEM It Up Sports
- Evelyn Martinez- Community Outreach Director for Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers DFW
- Stephanie Figueroa- President of Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers DFW
- Rachel King- Founder/Superintendent of Infinite Minds School
Event Details
- This ARTICULATE Art Talk takes place on Saturday, October 17, 2024 at 6pm. Please arrive at the Guest Relations desk near the entrance to the AMA about 10 minutes early so that we can direct you to the Community Gallery, where the lecture is taking place.
- There is no charge to attend this Articulate Art Talk, however the city of Arlington charges $10 to park in the lot closest to the Arlington Museum of Art.
- While this talk is oriented to an adult audience, it is open to all ages. Children must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian at all times.
- The Arlington Museum of Art is located inside the Arlington Expo Center, 1200 Ballpark Way, Arlington 76011.
- For more information about visiting the AMA, including parking and directions, click here: arlingtonmuseum.org/visitor-info
REGISTER HERE: https://arlingtonmuseum.org/events-page/women-in-steam-panel-registration
ARTICULATE, a series of in-person talks by experts, is a collaborative programming series by the Arlington Museum of Art dedicated to nurturing life-long art lovers, building community through conversation, and inspiring the next generation of creatives.
