What advice would you give to future young women in STEM? Don’t quit if it gets hard! Just remember how you’ll be able to satisfy your curiosity once you have the knowledge you want/need. Learn more about our October role model, Reva Puri by visiting linktr.ee/SeeitBeitSTEMit and watching the full video on our YouTube page.
See it Be it STEM it
Education Administration Programs
Empowering young girls to pursue their interest in STEM
About us
See it • Be it • STEM it initiative seeks to empower young girls to pursue their interest in STEM. In a world of rapidly evolving technology, there is an increasing demand for STEM graduates. They are the key to solving some of the planet’s biggest issues. There is a need for young minds in STEM to provide innovative solutions to our problems. To ensure we solve these problems, we need to tap into 100% of the population. See It Be It STEM It aims to do this by: IDENTIFYING & EMPOWERING WOMEN IN STEM The See it • Be it • STEM it Calendar and Role Models identify incredible young women who have a STEM education, and highlights their stories to empower both current and future women in STEM. RAISE AWARENESS & ENCOURAGE ACTION WITH STEM RESOURCES With the help of our sponsors and supporters, we are committed to bringing awareness to programs, resources, and events that younger generations can learn from. By engaging girls at an early stage, the See it • Be it • STEM it initiative allows for further discovery in one's passion for STEM related field.
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- Industry
- Education Administration Programs
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
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- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2018
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What is your earliest memory of being intrigued by STEM? "I became fascinated with STEM when my dad took the time to explain how a Coronary Artery Bypass surgery worked. As a child, I was amazed and shocked to discover that science could enable us to manipulate the human body in such intricate ways. This eye-opening experience ignited my curiosity and sparked a deep interest in the field of STEM."
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Meet our October role model, Reva Puri! Reva is currently an undergraduate student at the University of Waterloo majoring in Statistics. Her decision to pursue a career in STEM was influenced by her sister and brother-in-law and her dream job is to become a Data Scientist at a large fashion company. In her spare time, Reva loves to spend time with friends, shop, and read. Stay tuned to learn more about Reva's journey in STEM!
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What advice would you give to young women considering a career in STEM? "Try! You never know if you truly enjoy something until you try. The truth is you spend more time at work than you do at home, and finding something you love is the best thing you can do for your future. Going to work doesn't feel like work if you enjoy your job." Learn more about our September role model, Shannon Tymosko by visiting linktr.ee/SeeitBeitSTEMit and watching the full video on our YouTube page.
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What do you believe the best part about working in STEM? "Making a difference. STEM professionals have the ability to make a significant impact on society and improve people's lives. Whether it's developing new medical treatments, designing sustainable technology's, building your local Hospital or solving complex environmental issues. STEM work often has real-world applications and contribute to positive change."
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Meet our September role model, Shannon Tymosko! Shannon is a 3rd-year Electrical Apprentice with IBEW Local 105 in Hamilton. Her favourite part about working in STEM is making a difference and impacting society. In her spare time, Shannon loves to bake and tries a new recipe every month. Stay tuned to learn more about Shannon's STEM journey!
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What advice would you give to young women considering a career in STEM? "Stand up for yourself. You know your capabilities better than anyone, so don’t let other people’s opinions of you affect how you view yourself. You’re completely awesome!" Learn more about our August role model, Haley Branch by visiting linktr.ee/SeeitBeitSTEMit and watching the full video on our YouTube page. #STEM #Botany #WomeninSTEM #Rolemodel #diversifystem #science #technology #mathematics #engineering #stemeducation #stemsquad #stemwomen #seeitbeitstemit
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When did your love of STEM begin? "I hadn't really considered STEM as my career of choice until I was around 17 years old. It wasn't that I disliked science, I just wouldn't have called it my passion. However, I have always loved nature; the trees, the animals, the grass. Seeing "An Inconvenient Truth" in the 8th grade was when I first really become aware of and upset about the impacts that humans have had on the Earth. So, when I realized that ballet was not going to be the right path for me, I started to take classes that would allow me to apply for a science degree, so that I could do my part against Climate Change." #STEM #Botany #WomeninSTEM #Rolemodel #diversifystem #science #technology #mathematics #engineering #stemeducation #stemsquad #stemwomen #seeitbeitstemit
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Meet our August role model, Haley Branch! Haley is currently a Postdoctoral Fellow in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Yale University. Her love of STEM grew from her passion for nature and a desire to combat climate change. Stay tuned to learn more about Haley's STEM journey! #STEM #Botany #WomeninSTEM #Rolemodel #diversifystem #science #technology #mathematics #engineering #stemeducation #stemsquad #stemwomen #seeitbeitstemit
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What do you love most about STEM? "I love that there is a role or a company in STEM that would appeal to everyone's personal interests and experiences." Learn more about our July role model, Sydney Conrad by visiting linktr.ee/SeeitBeitSTEMit and watching the full video on our YouTube page. #STEM #Clio #Rolemodel #WomeninSTEM #diversifystem #science #technology #mathematics #engineering #stemeducation #stemsquad #stemwomen #seeitbeitstemit