#OM has been running for over 25 years and was designed to provide
Grade 8 young ladies with a positive hands-on experience in STEM
workplaces throughout #yyc.
Why Operation Minerva? After the Operation Minerva Program, an increased number of students choose to pursue post-secondary education with further studies or even careers in STEM (MacDonald, 2006). #OMyyc#AWSN
Students continuing full time #undergraduate studies in #STEM as a gender minority at an #Alberta university, college, or technical institute (eg a young woman in engineering or a young man in nursing) check out @AWSNSocial for info on their #scholarship! https://t.co/YYUc8Ts93A
Do you have a mentor that has contributed to your growth and career as a gender minority in science, technology, trades, engineering or mathematics (#STEM)? Show your appreciation by nominating them for a #MinervaMentoringAward today! https://t.co/hEEM80zxk6 @AWSNSocial
Please RT: January is #MentoringMonth! Use your social network to help spread the word & give youth the confidence to achieve more. Imagine who they will become because of your support! #ImagineBBBS Click to learn more: https://t.co/BfwKoal01j
Why Operation Minerva? With increasing complex, global #STEM challenges due to environmental and economic demands, it is necessary to have a growing collaborative #STEM community to solve our future issues. #OMyyc#AWSN
Operation Minerva is excited to be on @Twitter! Follow us at @OMyyc to keep in touch with the program and to learn more about the benefits of mentorship in #STEM! https://t.co/LA1c2Bav1M