I am absolutely thrilled to announce that STEM First! Gen. was featured on the wonderful science and art magazine, NatureVolve, issue #10. — I am absolutely thrilled to announce that STEM First! Gen. was featured on the wonderful science and art magazine, NatureVolve. Their #10 issue features a fascinating bunch of scientists, sci-artists, and science writers who all have contributed some very unique pieces of their work and ideas. I would like to…

A small message for the STEM First! Gen. Community that I founded a few months ago. — Thanksgiving just passed us, and I got a chance to mention my friends STEM First! Gen. who contributed their ideas and work to our small community. I would like to address some changes to our submissions section and our outreach statement. Firstly, the name could be a bit misleading. STEM…

On the 22nd of September, I had the pleasure of hosting Nidhi Parekh’s #SciCommChat on behalf of my STEM First! Gen. community. — On the 22nd of September, I had the pleasure of hosting Nidhi Parekh’s #SciCommChat on behalf of my STEM First! Gen. community. Experienced with making some short, creative science videos, I can affirm myself as a beginner science communicator. Knowledge of scientific concepts can be accompanied by engaging an audience…

Today marks two notable events for us Sherlockians. I’d like to share some news with my fellow Baskerville Pups. The game’s afoot! — Today marks two notable events, one of which is difficult topic to write on. I would rather warm my fingers up with the more propitious news, brought to you by The Baskerville Pups. We recently finished our first book in the Sherlock Holmes Canon; the discussions and month passed successfully…

Ms Morstan requests that you, the consulting detective, and the doctor come to Pondicherry Lodge with her. Time to read the Sign of Four! — Last month, we covered Sir Arthur’s first Sherlock Holmes’ story, A Study in Scarlet (STUD). The Pups kickstarted with some rather engrossing conversations; as the days went by, we shared our favorite parts of the story. The read went very quickly, but the Baskerville Pups must now move on to…

I appreciate the encouragement pal, thank ya! I'll keep pushing onward!! 🥳🥳🥳 — Aw man, this is awesome! I get super excited when I learn someone was homeschooled like myself. I too been homeschooled all the way to senior year, hehe! And you are absolutely right, homeschooling allows us to take charge of our lives at an early age. Understanding how we put…

Uniting STEM and literature couldn’t be easier. I’d like to invite you to our new book club not limited to academia, SciComm, and fun. — Hello STEAMers and friends! I have some relatively new news, which has aged for less than a week. Personally, I love to share my experiences and day to day doings. It’s the same reason why I blog, vlog, microblog, micro-vlog, and so forth. About a year ago, I found a…

In this issue I want to tackle the connections between STEM & social studies/history and the idea of creating STEM friendly history… — Welcome to my thought bubble! It’s not an over professional article — just me, talking to you. Me, writing to you to be more specific… I remember, when I was a kid (in elementary school or younger) Mom and Dad would get me these super interesting, books filled with 100…