Dates March 1, 2023 Times 6:00 P.M. – 8:00 P.M.
Victoria College will celebrate Texas Girls in STEM Day by hosting a panel discussion of women in the STEM field on Wednesday, March 1 at 6 p.m. in VC’s Health Sciences Center Room 130.Hear from women from the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) & the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI):
- Supervisory Special Agent Dana Shutt is currently the supervisor over the Charleston, SC Office and has extensive experience in forensic science.
- Special Agent Bianca Beckman is located in Georgia and has been a Forensic Consultant for NCIS for many years.
- Intelligence Specialist Angela Blanco has been a part of the NCIS intelligence team for several years and brings extensive experience and knowledge when it comes to naval intelligence.
- Special Agent Deanna Stevens has been a special agent with the FBI for 23 years and has gained invaluable experience and knowledge in her field.
- Staff Operations Specialist Danielle Haynes will share her experiences and explain the other roles and positions available at the FBI.
The panel will start at 6 p.m. and conclude with a question & answer session, the opportunity to mingle with the panelists, and refreshments to enjoy at 7 p.m.
Each March 1, Texas recognizes Texas Girls in STEM Day. The day marks a chance to celebrate and encourage the participation of girls in this state in fields related to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics — and is the result of House Bill 3435, passed by Representative Rhetta Bowers during the 86th Regular Session.
For more information, please contact Margaret Janowski-Bell at (210) 872-1894 or via e-mail at Margaret.Janowski-Bell@VictoriaCollege.edu
Address: 2200 E. Red River Street
How to find us: Health Sciences Center Room 130
Contact: Margaret Janowski-Bell
Email: tarantula@victoriacollege.edu
Phone: (210) 872-1894
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