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Discuss the barriers women in science continue to face and how we can encourage diversity in STEM fields. Presented by Central Michigan University: Museum of Cultural and Natural History.
Register online, in person, or by phone at 330.896.9074.
Participants will be introduced to female scientists like late-blooming Rachel Holloway Lloyd, rulebreaker Marie Curie, Mildred Cohn, and Gerty Cori (both fought gender AND religious prejudice) and current inventors like Paula Hammond.
We will discuss the characteristics of these successful women, the barriers women in science continue to face, and how we can encourage diversity in STEM fields!
For more information about the Central Michigan University: Museum of Cultural and Natural History, click here.
The Green Branch Library offers fun, exciting, and educational programs for customers of all ages, both in the Library and throughout the Green community. Visit us for preschool storytime and school-age and family events at the Library. Visit our NatureConnect space and also look for our youth librarians in your schools' classrooms where they will be making a visit soon. Adults can participate in book discussion groups, including our newest, the Food For Thought Cookbook Club, and attend informative programs on health and wellness, financial education, local history, and much more. While at the library, computers, WiFi, faxing and scanning are available for your use. Books, movies, and music are ready for you to borrow.
Next time you're out and about in our community—at the Celebration of Education, Freedom Fest, Trick or Treat Trail, Christmas at Town Park—look for the Green Branch Library table and the friendly Library staff. We want to say hello and share all that's happening at your public library.