Today In Black History: 14-Year Old With Three College Degrees Launches STEAM Camp For Kids
At 14, Dorothy Jean Tillman made history by becoming the youngest environmental and sustainable scientist in the U.S. Now this STEAM Phenom wants other teens to pursue Science, Technology, Engineering,…
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At 14, Dorothy Jean Tillman made history by becoming the youngest environmental and sustainable scientist in the U.S. Now this STEAM Phenom wants other teens to pursue Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math by launching the Dorothy Jeanius STEAM Camp saying, “A teen is a teen no matter where they are from. We all love TIKTOK and many enjoy hip hop. The key is showing them where the STEAM is in everyday life.”
Every teen who takes part in the camp will receive a kit that can last up to six and provides opportunities to network with other young STEAM participants. (Source: BlackEnterprise.com)
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