Session Title
Poster Presentations (Day 3)
Poster Title
Native Hawaiians in STEM Living at The Intersection of Their Cultural and Professional Identities
Description
This poster explores research that was conducted with ten (10) individuals of Native Hawaiian ancestry who, at the time of the project, were pursuing STEM-related degrees, employed in a STEM-related career, or were otherwise actively engaged in Hawai‘i’s STEM community. The research explores themes that were gleaned through interviews and provides insight into the successes and challenges of balancing intersecting identities as a Native Hawaiian in STEM.
STEMS² Pillars: Moʻolelo, Sense of Place, Advocacy
Date
June 30th, 2022, 9:30am–10:30am HST
Location: Posters & Partners (Gather.Town)
Author(s)
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Franklin AllaireUniversity of Houston-Downtown
Other Posters in this Presentation
- Discovering my Sense of Place
- Developing Students’ Awareness of Their Impact Upon the World
- The Power of Pilina: Teaching Strategies for Using Hawaiʻi-Specific Food, Agriculture, and Natural Resource Management Themes and Practices to Promote Social Justice Education in Elementary Classrooms
- O ke Kumu Lama, He Kumu Paʻa Ia
- To Have a Sense of Place
- Swimmable and Fishable in Seven Years – Analyzing the Effectiveness of an Ala Wai Watershed STEMS2 Unit
- Science Educators’ Perception of Value: An Interdisciplinary STEMS^2 Website Evaluation