Sisters in STEM is participating in this year’s Canstructure competition, building a structure entirely from canned goods to support Helping Harvest. We are working to collect 750 cans by March 6 and are accepting both canned good drop-offs and monetary donations. A $25 gift helps purchase an average of 20 cans and moves us closer to our goal while supporting local families facing food insecurity.
The Reading Science Center is continuing to strengthen its learning environment and educational programming thanks to support through Pennsylvania’s Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP).
The Reading Science Center brought together the community for a “Night of STEM and Stars.
FOX Weather Philly visited the Reading Science Center to do experiments and learn how things work.
“We are excited to welcome Egon Cools on board at the Reading Science Center. He will bring his own energy, creativity, and spark to the position of Director of Educational Programming,” says Executive Director Ralia Vardaxis. “He is a familiar face to the STEM community in Greater Reading through his programs at the Reading Public Library and brings leadership credentials as an educator from the Mary Francis Bachmann School in Lancaster. We look forward to introducing Egon to our many community partners.”
For seventh grader Asteroid Amara, this year marks an exciting milestone in her Sisters in STEM (SIS) experience as she takes on the role of