#TurningTablesinSTEM
A photo-research exhibit featuring girls and women in science at the table.
Image features Dr. Shohini Ghose, Dr. Deborah MacLatchy, and Dr. Eden Hennessey.
#TurningTablesinSTEM
Who is at the table in science?
This photo-research exhibit celebrates success in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) among girls and women spanning nine decades of experiences. Featured scientists represent fields like physics, biology, zoology, chemistry, and engineering.
The images are linked with research from social psychology, education, sociology, and organizational psychology and related to each scientist and their science. Scientists are all photographed at the same table – representing that each person has unique skills and perspectives to contribute to the scientific conversation.
Together, these scientists bring decades of scientific experience to the table. They bring the perspectives of those not historically welcomed at the table. They call us to action to increase inclusion at the table. They are the turning tables in science where women have been traditionally (and currently) excluded.
Learn more about the photo-research exhibit including photos and research by opening the .pdf below..
To book this exhibit, please email [email protected].
Who is at the table in science?
This photo-research exhibit celebrates success in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) among girls and women spanning nine decades of experiences. Featured scientists represent fields like physics, biology, zoology, chemistry, and engineering.
The images are linked with research from social psychology, education, sociology, and organizational psychology and related to each scientist and their science. Scientists are all photographed at the same table – representing that each person has unique skills and perspectives to contribute to the scientific conversation.
Together, these scientists bring decades of scientific experience to the table. They bring the perspectives of those not historically welcomed at the table. They call us to action to increase inclusion at the table. They are the turning tables in science where women have been traditionally (and currently) excluded.
Learn more about the photo-research exhibit including photos and research by opening the .pdf below..
To book this exhibit, please email [email protected].
| turningtablesinstem_lookbook_2024.pdf |