Tag: Engineering
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STEM Career Interview Series: Meet Loan Officer, Builder, and Mechanical Engineer, Jason Laine
I am absolutely thrilled to introduce to you Jason Laine, who is currently a Loan Officer and Builder at Iconic Home Loans / Iconic Homes, and he has been a friend of mine for over 30 years!… He has a very interesting and influential career path that illustrates the many…
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Get Osmo Amazing Airships for your Cargo this Winter!
We were ecstatic to be gifted the 5th in the series from Osmo, Math Wizard and the Amazing Airships, to complete our Math Wizard collection. I am so excited to share our experience with this game!
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Top 10 Children’s Books for your Future Engineer
Check out my Top 10 Children’s Books for your Future Engineer! Have you read any of these books to your children?
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Becoming a Process Engineer by Sorting Materials at Home!
Challenge your little process engineer to separate materials from a heterogeneous mixture without using their hands! They make a fun craft at the end!
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Reading STEMs Learning: The Most Magnificent Thing
DISCLAIMER: I am an Amazon Associate. As an Amazon Associate, I may earn from qualifying purchases made using the links above at no additional cost to you. All opinions and reviews of these books in this blog post are my own. I was not asked to make a review and…
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9/11 Reflections
Disclaimer: This article is based on my own thoughts and memories from September 11, 2001. The featured image of the flag was found on http://www.almanac.com. Where were you on September 11, 2001? I was in my high school homeroom and I remember that our principal came over the intercom system…
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STEM Career Series Interviews: Chemical and Materials Engineer Gabi
Have you ever wondered what an engineer is or what they do? Meet my friend and former co-worker, Gabi Patrick. She is a Chemical and Materials Engineer and works as a New Material Technology Project Manager at Toyota Motor North America. I recently interviewed her for my blog. Here’s a glimpse into…
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It’s time to celebrate National Engineer’s Week or E-Week!
If you aren’t an engineer, you probably wouldn’t know that the 3rd week in February every year is known as “E-Week” or National Engineers Week. The celebration of E-Week began in 1951 by the National Society of Professional Engineers. The purpose is to raise awareness to the contributions to society…
