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Good afternoon everyone. Welcome to the webinar. Please introduce yourself in the chatbox and let us know where you are from.

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Welcome everyone! Hello from Karen Peterson with the National Girls Collaborative Project.

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Hi! I'm Brooke Allen, I'm a PhD student at the University of MIssissippi.

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Make sure you’re selecting all panelists and attendees when chatting!

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Hi! I’m Katie, the STEM Content & Outreach Specialists with SciGirls.

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Hello. I am Eileen from Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts

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Theresa Schmitt - Owensboro, KY - Owensboro Community and Technical College

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Hi, I'm Katie Quertermous from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, VA

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I'm Kristina from Cal Poly Pomona College of Enginering.

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Hi everyone! I'm Brenda Britsch with the National Girls Collaborative and the SciGirls team.

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Moncie Wright, Central Texas, Environmental Scientist at CDM Smith

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I'm Peter Leipzig from the Sciencenter in Ithaca, NY

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Hello Everyone! Roxanne Hughes from the National High Magnetic Field Lab and the SciGirls team.

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Hi Everyone! My name is Sean O Brien and I manage the Education & Public Enagagement programme for CONFIRM, a smart manufacturing research centre based in Ireland! :-)http://www.confirm.ie/epe (if anyone is interested!!)

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Good morning ~ My nam is Carol Gittens and I am an academic dean / faculty member formerly from Santa Clara University and now joining St Mary's College of California

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Hello. I’m Emma Marcucci from the Space Telescope Science Institute and the NASA’s Universe of Learning program.

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Hello! My name is Matt Stilwell and I’m from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Materials Research Science and Engineering Center.

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Hi, Everyone! I am Gail Sheldon, Children’s and Youth Services Consultant at the Alabama Public Library Service.

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Hi everyone! I'm Sara Kobilka and I am a SciGirls trainer (who just moved to the Poughkeepsie, NY area)

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Hello from Texas! Tricia Berry from the Texas Girls Collaborative Project & UT Austin Women in Engineering Program.

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Hi! This is Paul Rivenberg from the MIT Plasma Science and Fusion Center.

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Hello all! Lisa Crawford from Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico.

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Hi Hollie From New Mexico here!

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Hi! Nancy Coddington from Vestal NY here. I am a SciGirls trainer woot woot!

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Woot woot!

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Greetings from Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, FL

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Hi everyone, Katie Weber from Turtle Exploration Park in Redding, CA

40:28
Just me, or is audio cutting in and out for anyone else?

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Casi Herrera from National Girls Collaborative here! Excited to hear all about the updated SciGirls Strategies.

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Audio is good for me

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Hi, all. Jen Sorensen from Seattle University.

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I am not having any audio issues.

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OK. It’s just me. I’ll be right back.

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TPT you are rockstars!

41:33
Dale McCreedy from Discovery Center at Murfree Spring, SciGirls Advisor and TN Girls Collaborative lead.

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So great to see many colleagues here!

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Yes! Hi Karen!

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Loved using the Season 4 materials with high school girls in Tucson, AZ!

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Hi! It’s Theresa from the Astronomical Society of the Pacific in San Francisco. So excited about the strategies.

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Feel free to ask questions her in the chat and we will answer as many as we can during the Livestream - and can also send out a transcript with answers as part of the recording.

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HERE in the chat

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Yes, we will send the recording to all registered participants.

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Yay Rita Sara and Niki!!

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Yay Alicia!

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yay Alicia!

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Where can we get an Izzie cutout? :D

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ALICIA!! This is all great information

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LOVE your background Alicia!

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There is an Izzie doll I've been wanting for years!

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This is great growth mind-set principles

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Will these slides be made available for us?

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Yes, the slides and a recording will be sent to all registered participants.

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And a list of questions and answers from the chat.

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Thanks Karen!

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The recording will also be available on the SciGirls Strategies website, where you can also find all of the other SciGirls Resources http://www.scigirlsconnect.org/scigirls-strategies-engage-girls-stem/

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Slides and the presentation will be available online afterwards, http://www.scigirlsconnect.org/scigirls-strategies-engage-girls-stem/

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FabFems: https://www.fabfems.org/

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The guide is available here: http://www.scigirlsconnect.org/scigirls-strategies-engage-girls-stem/

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You are welcome to share a link to the resources on scigirlsconnect.org.

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Directly applicable to what we do with our college students!!

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What are the best resources you have found connecting literacy and STEM, as targeted (centric) to girls?

01:13:39
How does the arts aspect effectively integrate into STEM practices?

01:14:51
Suzi, confronting stereotypes requires guided facilitation. REsearch has shown that a discussion around the stereotypes is helpful.

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Engineering and computer science disciplines are particularly working to engage more women students at the college level and have groups dedicated to that. (ACM-W,. CRA-W, NCWIT, etc.)

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The stereotypes are well known in children as young as 4.

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How do we build guided facilitators in all schools? Too many girls are being left behind because not a priority by administration.

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We LOVE training others!!! :)

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Awe, you make us blush

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Niki Becker with SciGirls: nbecker@tpt.org

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Yes... trainings are us! Send folks my way!!

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Suzi, yes! We have a map. It is on www.scigirlsconnect.org under the about section.

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This idea of being explicit is also extremely important when helping them utilize the science and engineering practices from NGSS.

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the SciGirls materials are also in Spanish.

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At the NSTA presentation, there was a rigorous discussion about moving away from using the term "girls". Where does that stand?

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Thank you TPT and NGCP!

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Thank you

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Thank you for joining us!

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Thanks!

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And thank you for your interest in SciGirls!

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Thank you for sharing your work and good luck getting the support you need to continue and to expand.

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I got my bag yesterday :-)

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http://www.scigirlsconnect.org/scigirls-strategies-engage-girls-stem/

01:25:23
thanks for a great presentation and for all this work!

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THANKS!

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Thanks everyone!

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Thank you for joining us!

01:25:35
Good job by all!

01:25:36
Thank YOU! Great job sharing the new strategies. Excited to share them

01:25:37
The Bronx Fab Lab thanks you!

01:25:38
Wonderful job! Great to see so many familiar names in the chat!