Museum of Life and Science

All around the Triangle, Black STEM professionals are doing extraordinary work! Part of our annual Black Excellence in Science event, the Hall of Black Excellence honors those leaders’ achievements. Today we’re highlighting Dr. Carmen Samuel-Hodge, a professor of nutrition at UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health whose expertise helps at-risk communities manage complex chronic illnesses! Learn more about Dr. Samuel-Hodge and other local Black STEM professionals in the Hall of Black Excellence, located on the first floor of the main building. Want to nominate someone for next year’s Hall of Black Excellence? You can do that here: bit.ly/4bb0FHN

All around the Triangle, Black STEM professionals are doing extraordinary work! Part of our annual Black Excellence in Science event, the Hall of Black Excellence honors those leaders’ achievements. Today we’re highlighting Leeantoinette Moore, a nurse supervisor who makes sure the people of?Durham Public Schools?are safe and healthy! Learn more about Leeantoinette and other local Black STEM professionals in the Hall of Black Excellence, located on the first floor of the main building. Want to nominate someone for next year’s Hall of Black Excellence? You can do that here: bit.ly/4bb0FHN

All around the Triangle, Black scientists and STEM professionals are doing extraordinary work! Part of our annual Black Excellence in Science event, the Hall of Black Excellence honors those leaders’ achievements. Today we’re highlighting Alisha René Johnson, an engineer with more than 40 years of experience who also coordinates?North Carolina Central University's RISE program and works to welcome young people into STEM careers! Learn more about Alisha and other local Black STEM professionals in the Hall of Black Excellence, located on the first floor of the main building. Want to nominate someone for next year’s Hall of Black Excellence? You can do that here: bit.ly/4bb0FHN

All around the Triangle, Black scientists and STEM professionals are doing extraordinary work! Part of our annual Black Excellence in Science event, the Hall of Black Excellence honors those leaders’ achievements. Today we’re highlighting Sydney Revell, who works with Duke Child Studies?to make sure families are involved in cutting-edge research about how children learn! Learn more about Sydney and other local Black STEM professionals in the Hall of Black Excellence, located on the first floor of the main building. Want to nominate someone for next year’s Hall of Black Excellence? You can do that here: bit.ly/4bb0FHN

All around the Triangle, Black scientists and STEM professionals are doing extraordinary work! Part of our annual Black Excellence in Science event, the Hall of Black Excellence honors those leaders’ achievements. Today we’re highlighting Kendra Settles, an electrical engineer who focuses on the development of electric car chargers, helping communities transition to green energy! Learn more about Kendra and other local Black STEM professionals in the Hall of Black Excellence, located on the first floor of the main building. Want to nominate someone for next year’s Hall of Black Excellence? You can do that here: bit.ly/4bb0FHN

All around the Triangle, Black scientists and STEM professionals are doing extraordinary work! Part of our annual Black Excellence in Science event, the Hall of Black Excellence honors those leaders’ achievements. Today we’re highlighting Rene Daughtry, who is leading the charge on getting kids from all backgrounds interested in robotics and coding. Learn more about Coach Daughtry and other local Black STEM professionals in the Hall of Black Excellence, located on the first floor of the main building. Want to nominate someone for next year’s Hall of Black Excellence? You can do that here: bit.ly/4bb0FHN

Summer Camp is calling and we're looking for teens ages 14-17 to volunteer for an unforgettable summer of fun and work experience! Youth Volunteers at our Museum Summer Camps are a key part of the exciting learning adventures campers go on daily. Help set up classrooms, assist with experiments and projects, join in play, and create a safe, inspiring environment for everyone to build skills and friendships. Sign up today and be part of a Summer full of exploration and discovery! More information: bit.ly/3QlAkNR

All around the Triangle, Black scientists and STEM professionals are doing extraordinary work! Part of our annual Black Excellence in Science event, the Hall of Black Excellence honors those leaders’ achievements. Today we’re highlighting Dr. Renee Lea-Currie, a biologist who collaborates with scientists around the globe to create human cell systems used in critical research. Learn more about Dr. Lea-Currie and other local Black STEM professionals in the Hall of Black Excellence, located on the first floor of the main building. Want to nominate someone for next year’s Hall of Black Excellence? You can do that here: bit.ly/4bb0FHN

All around the Triangle, Black STEM professionals are doing extraordinary work! Part of our annual Black Excellence in Science event, the Hall of Black Excellence honors those leaders’ achievements. Today, we’re highlighting Victoria Revelle, an award-winning public health practitioner whose work and research promotes health equity for all people! Learn more about Victoria and other local Black STEM professionals in the Hall of Black Excellence, located on the first floor of the main building. Want to nominate someone for next year’s Hall of Black Excellence? You can do that here: bit.ly/4bb0FHN

All around the Triangle, Black scientists and STEM professionals are doing extraordinary work! Part of our annual Black Excellence in Science event, the Hall of Black Excellence honors those leaders’ achievements. Today we’re highlighting Dr. Terry Morris, who combined her veterinary expertise and passion about the welfare of military veterans to found Vets to Vets United. Learn more about Dr. Morris and other local Black STEM professionals in the Hall of Black Excellence, located on the first floor of the main building. Want to nominate someone for next year's Hall of Black Excellence? You can do that here: bit.ly/4bb0FHN