STEM Career Showcase for Students with Disabilities from North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences
*The event has already taken place on this date: Tue, 11/17/2020
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The 8th Annual STEM Career Showcase for Students with Disabilities will start at 1pm EST on Tuesday, November 17. Please visit this link to register for the 2020 STEM Career Showcase. Registrants will receive a link for the breakout rooms closer to the event date.
ASL interpretation, live captioning and audio description will be provided for the entire program and for each breakout room. Please contact Jessie Rassau at accessibility@naturalsciences.org or by phone at 919.707.9976 to request additional accommodations.
SCHEDULE
1:00 pm EST: Welcome
1:10 pm EST: Keynote Presentation
1:40 pm EST: Panel Discussion
2:20 pm EST: Wrap Up
2:25 pm EST: Intermission and Meet the Animals
Note: The main program will take place on YouTube. Please register to receive the link.
2:45 pm -3:15 pm EST: Breakout Sessions with Speakers
Note: The breakout sessions will take place on Zoom and are intended for students to ask questions of the speakers. You will have the option to choose to attend the breakout sessions when you register.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Dr. Gina-Maria Pomann.
Dr. Gina-Maria Pomann is a statistical research scientist and the Director of the Duke Biostatistics, Epidemiology and Research Design (BERD) Core. She works with the interdisciplinary network of clinical investigators conducting research at Duke by providing expertise in study design, implementation of statistical methodology, and interpretation of results. Under her leadership, the Core has developed an array of training programs, and facilitated the development of over 40 collaborative teams that work across the university.
Dr. Pomann received her PhD from North Carolina State University, with a dissertation on MRI analysis and Multiple Sclerosis. She is an expert in the fields of experimental design, image analysis and functional data analysis, and has collaborated on research projects related to cancer, urology, cardiology, hospital medicine, orthopedics, and surgery. She is a recipient of the Association of Clinical and Translational Statisticians Early Career Award.
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