FLCC Panel Discussion-Women in Science, Tech, Engineering & Math "STEM"
The Finger Lakes Community College Victor Campus Center invites the community to a panel discussion with women who are pursuing successful careers in science, technology, engineering and math, collectively known as STEM, on Thursday, March 16.
The event, which is free and includes refreshments, begins at 6 p.m. at the FLCC Victor Campus Center, 200 Victor Heights Parkway, off Route 251.
Speakers are as follows:
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| Alexandrea Livings |
- Alexandrea Livings of Farmington is an engineering science student. She works as an electro-mechanical apprentice with Bausch & Lomb and a lab technician with Lenscrafters.
- Dani Walters is a radio frequency engineer at Harris Corporation, where she is also involved in recruiting and outreach. She earned a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering and is pursuing a master’s degree in the field with a focus on communication.
- Molly Cadle-Davidson is the chief science officer at Advanced Biological Marketing, which develops products globally for crop production. She holds a doctorate in plant breeding and genetics from Cornell University and
previously worked in the Washington State University Winter Wheat Breeding program while earning a master’s degree in plant pathology there.
Dani Walters
RSVPs are encouraged at (585) 785-1100 or victor@flcc.edu.
The FLCC Victor Campus Center, which opened in 2010, is the home base for many of FLCC’s science and technology programs, including engineering science, instrumentation and control technologies, mechanical technology, architectural technology and building sciences and information technology
FLCC Panel Discussion-Women in Scienc...
Date and Time
Thursday Mar 16, 2017
March 16, 2017
Location
FLCC Victor Campus Center off Rte. 251
Contact Information
(585) 785-1100
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