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RESHMA SAUJANI
9:00–9:45AM
FOUNDER AND CEO GIRLS WHO CODE
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Reshma Saujani is the founder and CEO of Girls Who Code, the
national non-profit organization working to close the gender gap
in technology and change the image of what a programmer looks
like and does. The organization has already reached 90,000 girls
in all 50 states. She is the author of three books, including the
newly released Brave, Not Perfect, Women Who Don’t Wait In
Line and the New York Times Bestseller Girls Who Code: Learn
to Code and Change the World. Reshma’s TED talk, “Teach girls,
bravery not perfection,” has more than four million views and has
sparked a national conversation about how we’re raising our girls.
In 2010, Reshma surged onto the political scene as the first Indian
American woman to run for U.S. Congress. She has also served
as Deputy Public Advocate for New York City and ran a spirited
campaign for Public Advocate in 2013. Reshma lives in New York City
with her husband, Nihal, their son, Shaan, and their bulldog, Stanley.
Cor Unum
11:45AM–12:30PM
LUNCHLunch with an Expert
Middle and High School students, their parents and educators are invited to join business owners and leading experts for small-group lunch and informal conversations. Seating is first-come first-served and is limited to 10 people per table.
Here’s where the experts will be seated:
9:55–10:45AMSESSION 1
TOPIC TRACK LOCATIONThe Increasing Relevance of Girls' Schools for Adolescents in Today's World Panel Discussion
Cor Unum
The Venture Capitalist: What She Does & How She Does It M-9
Power Players in Public Policy Career Panel U-13
Mapping Indoor Visual Comfort for Energy Efficiency and Sustainability
Community Room
Leadership through Film Making FA-2
Design & Engineering Fun! Futures Classroom
Make an Impact: Leadership Opportunities in High School Panel Discussion
U-11
Kitchen Medicine: Herbal Health for the Family from your Cupboard & Yard
FA-1
Coding to Animate: Using Artistic Talents and New Coding Skills to Draw and Animate
M-5
Genetics of Stem Cells: IGF-1 Expression in Mesenchymal Stem Cells
Community Room
Organizations for Social Impact Panel Discussion M-11
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Panel Discussion U-14
Archery Hamill Gallery
Make Your Own Cleanser & Lotion with Product Experts from Johnson & Johnson
S-5 and S-6
Women in Law Enforcement Career Panel U-6
Design Thinking U-15
Slay Your Dragon: Woman Warrior Success Skills U-12
Wisdom: Mentorship from Seniors for Teens M-6
Analyzing the Effects of Organic and Chemical Fertilizers on Plants
Community Room
The Science of Style S-1
Crime Scene Chemistry S-2
Leadership with an EDGE SLT
NutraGro: An Alternative Fertilizer to Reduce Hypoxia M-6
Architecture, Graphic and Interior Design FA-7
Wrinkle-Proofing Detergent M-6
Women in Healthcare Career Panel M-10
Community Room
Sewing, Technology and Design MakerSpace
Engineering a Compassionate Solution to Air Pollution Community Room
Animals in the Classroom
10:55–11:45AMSESSION 2
TOPIC TRACK LOCATION
Featured Panel: Women in Law Career Panel Cor Unum
Developing Your Pitching Toolkit U-11
Effect of Light Intensity and Distance on Flowering of Short Day Plants Community Room
Less Gender Roles...More Pizza Rolls! M-11
A Gym for Creativity: Exercising the Spark in You U-6
A Safety-Ensuring Alert at Night M-6
Gen-Zen M-6
The Makeup Mask M-6
VR Dissections: Humane, Sanitary, and Cost Efficient Community Room
Introduction to Cryptography FA-2
Leading Roles! Theater as a Tool to Build Leadership Skills in Young Girls SLT
The L.E.A.D. Program for Student Athletes U-12
Passion, Purpose and Power Career Panel M-10
Mathematical Escape Room Front Hall
Make Your Own Cleanser & Lotion with Product Experts from Johnson & Johnson S-5 and S-6
The Science of Style S-1
The Future of Finance is Female M-9
Women in Retail Career Panel U-13
Crime Scene Chemistry S-2
The Creation of Feeling Light Community Room
Archery Hamill Gallery
Research Like a Girl: Graduate Women in STEM Panel Discussion M-5
An Introduction to Electronics Futures Classroom
Determining Relationships Between Bacterial Classification and Antibiotics Community Room
The Science of Ice Cream Dining Room
Project G.I.R.L.: Building Confidence and Promoting Body Positivity U-15
Proteomics Community Room
Animals in the Classroom S-4
Engineering and Robotics 101 MakerSpace
What Girls Need to Know About Leadership U-14
High school girls will showcase their entrepreneurial spirit, creativity, and business acumen through a business plan of their own design. Students will present their developed good or service to a panel of judges in a competition for four cash prizes, awarded to the business plans that are deemed most innovative and profitable.
2:30–3:30PMBUSINESS FAIR
& EXPO
3:30–4:00PMAWARDS
Cor Unum
A TOTAL OF $10,000 IN CASH PRIZES WILL BE
AWARDED FOR THE BUSINESS FAIR AND STEM TALKS
Entrepreneurship Awards for Business Plans
Prizes will be awarded to the students with the most innovative and profitable business plan. Business plans will be judged by leaders in the Princeton business community.
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Awards for Research
Prizes will be awarded to students whose research produces, challenges, or furthers knowledge in a STEM field. Proposals will be judged by educators and thought leaders in STEM fields.
MSRC
TOPIC TRACK LOCATION
Featured Speaker: Improving Outcomes for Canines and Kids with Bone Cancer with Dr. Nicola Mason
Cor Unum
Introduction to Cryptography FA-2
Success through Self, The Strength, Balance and Resilience Within Panel Discussion
M-10
Education for Underprivileged Kids Powered by Artificial Intelligence
Community Room
Thoughtful Tools for Stress Management U-23
Social Media for Parents Panel Discussion U-12
How Do We Use Machine Learning to Understand Complex Biochemical Processes?
Community Room
Rebati Kè - Rebuild the Heart M-6
Diurnalis: The Future of Productivity M-6
Twilight Collective - Women in the Music Industry
FA-1
Excelling in STEM: Girls in Tech Panel Discussion
U-13
Scratch 10 Block Challenge MakerSpace
Leadership from Deep Within U-15
Code Equal M-6
Pharmaceutical Career Panel U-14
Macroinvertebrate Mayhem: What Lives in Our Stream?
SLT Lobby
The Science of Ice Cream Dining Room
The Science of Style S-1
Less Gender Roles...More Pizza Rolls! M-11
Cyber Girl with SheTek M-5
Rockets: Build and Launch! FA-7
Varieties of Health Care: Acupuncture, Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Herbs & Food Panel Discussion
S-2
#GIRLBOSS: Girls Building On Strengths and Service U-11
Mathematical Escape Room Front Hall
Visual Perception: The Effect of Neural Development and Age Community Room
Archery Hamill Gallery
The Story of Cosmology: For Girls, by Girls Futures Classroom
Legal and Human Rights Panel Discussion U-6
Optogenetics: The Future of Cardiology in Laser Pace-Makers Community Room
1:40–2:30PMSESSION 3
TOPIC LOCATION
Women CEOs & the Ethicality Behind Their Companies
MSRC
Courageous Conversation MSRC
How to Stop Plastic Waste MSRC
Room To Read MSRC
Robotics USRC
Student Created Scratch Games USRC
VR Training (for Surgeons & Nurses) - Try it! USRC
Solar Car Race USRC
2:30–3:30PMEXPO
Fruscione Athletic CenterGymnasium
TABLE NAME COMPANY
1 Jacqui Alexander Jacquilope Social Media & Marketing
2 Samantha Audia Glenmede Trust
3 Kate Baus Bogumil '96 Bristol-Myers Squibb
4 Barbara Belle Harpeth Hall School
5 Joanna Black SheTek
6 Zoe Brookes Trenton Circus Squad
7 Monica Burch ConstructU
8 Michelle Callebrese & Danielle Di Leone Alloy5 Architecture
9 Michelle Case Bristol-Myers Squibb
10 Nadya Choti Drexel
11 Erica Coppola Walmart
12 Ivonne Diaz-Claisse HISPA
13 Juanita Daly Strategic Execution Associates
14 Sydney Davis Executive Director
15 Grace Park & Taylor Fitzgerald BlackRock
16 Nicole Dinello Bristol-Myers Squibb
17 Brenaea Fairchild '12 The Learning Point
18 Lyn Farrugia Lyn Farrugia, Homeopathy, LLC
19 Katelyn Flaherty Glenmede Trust
20 Kelly Ford Edison Partners
21 Alaina Gaines '08 Google
22 Dr. Gina Genin The Chiropractic Office of Dr. Gina Genin
23 Natasha Hemmings Girl Scouts Heart of NJ
24 Lori Hennon-Bell Prudential Financial, Inc
25 Robyn Henry Stuart Country Day School
26 Kimberly Hairston-Hicks Good Beaute' Skin Care
27 Tara Johnson Bristol-Myers Squibb
28 Julie Kemeklis AoPS Academy - Art of Problem Solving
29 Angela Kilburg Alloy5 Architecture
30 Jennifer Lee Edison Partners
31 Yvette Lincoln Bristol-Myers Squibb
32 Ellen Malavsky Ellen Malavsky Consulting
33 Jen Morris My Remarkable Self
34 Jaci Moseley Girl Scouts of Central and Southern NJ
35 Claire Neary My Remarkable Self
36 Consolee Nishimwe Author and Motivational Speaker
37 Luvena Ong Bristol-Myers Squibb
38 Jill Pemberton Johnson & Johnson
39 Dr. Niranjana Rajan Plainsboro Pediatrics
40 Margarita Rossi Johnson & Johnson
41 Bekah Rusnock Alloy5 Architecture
42 Shefali Shah Independent
43 Tracy Jefferson Shore '91 Delaware Valley Pediatrics
44 Bertilla Sieben AoPS Academy - Art of Problem Solving
45 Nicole Smith Room to Read
46 Dr. Ana Soler '02 Stuart Country Day School
47 Elaine Tanimura Pam Ten
48 Jessica Utz Walmart
49 Catherine van Kampen '84 Bernstein, Litowitz, Berger & Grossman LLP
50 Jeannie Gonzalez Wicklund Slay Your Dragon Woman Warrior Workshops
AEROSPACE ENGINEER NASA GODDARD SPACE CENTER
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
DR. APRILLE ERICSSON
12:45–1:30PM
In her lofty career as an aerospace engineer and instrument manager at NASA’s prestigious Goddard Space Flight Center, Aprille Joy Ericsson has played a key role in designing spacecraft and instruments that contribute to our greater understanding of the Sun-Earth connection, space science and Earth itself. Aprille, who currently serves as the Goddard Space Flight Center’s Program Manager for Small Business Innovative Research and Small Business Technology Transfer Research, is equally known today for her work to motivate other minority students in science and engineering. The majority of her engineering career has been spent working at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center where she began as an aerospace engineer in the Robotics group, but soon after, she transferred into the area of Guidance Navigation & Control. There, she worked on key satellite design projects which were invaluable in predetermining the dynamics and structural reactions of these spacecraft. She would go on to spearhead, or play an important role in, other multi-million dollar space initiatives such as NASA’s Tropical Rain Measuring Mission which helped observe the effects of weather cycles known as El Niño and La Niña in order to correlate their activity with crop productivity. For her work and achievements, she has received numerous honors, including: Howard University’s College of Engineering, Architecture, & Computer Science Alumni Excellence Award; NASA’s Exceptional Achievement in Outreach Award, and the President’s Medal from York College.
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Leadership STEM Finance &Entrepreneurship
Parents & Educators
STEMTalks
BusinessFair
FSL Leadership STEM Finance &Entrepreneurship
Parents & Educators
STEMTalks
BusinessFair
FSL Leadership STEM Finance &Entrepreneurship
Parents & Educators
STEMTalks
BusinessFair
FSL
Using C. Elegans to Determine Effect of Superfruits on Cognitive Function
RESHMA SAUJANI
9:00–9:45AM
FOUNDER AND CEO GIRLS WHO CODE
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Reshma Saujani is the founder and CEO of Girls Who Code, the
national non-profit organization working to close the gender gap
in technology and change the image of what a programmer looks
like and does. The organization has already reached 90,000 girls
in all 50 states. She is the author of three books, including the
newly released Brave, Not Perfect, Women Who Don’t Wait In
Line and the New York Times Bestseller Girls Who Code: Learn
to Code and Change the World. Reshma’s TED talk, “Teach girls,
bravery not perfection,” has more than four million views and has
sparked a national conversation about how we’re raising our girls.
In 2010, Reshma surged onto the political scene as the first Indian
American woman to run for U.S. Congress. She has also served
as Deputy Public Advocate for New York City and ran a spirited
campaign for Public Advocate in 2013. Reshma lives in New York City
with her husband, Nihal, their son, Shaan, and their bulldog, Stanley.
Cor Unum
11:45AM–12:30PM
LUNCHLunch with an Expert
Middle and High School students, their parents and educators are invited to join business owners and leading experts for small-group lunch and informal conversations. Seating is first-come first-served and is limited to 10 people per table.
Here’s where the experts will be seated:
9:55–10:45AMSESSION 1
TOPIC TRACK LOCATIONThe Increasing Relevance of Girls' Schools for Adolescents in Today's World Panel Discussion
Cor Unum
The Venture Capitalist: What She Does & How She Does It M-9
Power Players in Public Policy Career Panel U-13
Mapping Indoor Visual Comfort for Energy Efficiency and Sustainability
Community Room
Leadership through Film Making FA-2
Design & Engineering Fun! Futures Classroom
Make an Impact: Leadership Opportunities in High School Panel Discussion
U-11
Kitchen Medicine: Herbal Health for the Family from your Cupboard & Yard
FA-1
Coding to Animate: Using Artistic Talents and New Coding Skills to Draw and Animate
M-5
Genetics of Stem Cells: IGF-1 Expression in Mesenchymal Stem Cells
Community Room
Organizations for Social Impact Panel Discussion M-11
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Panel Discussion U-14
Archery Hamill Gallery
Make Your Own Cleanser & Lotion with Product Experts from Johnson & Johnson
S-5 and S-6
Women in Law Enforcement Career Panel U-6
Design Thinking U-15
Slay Your Dragon: Woman Warrior Success Skills U-12
Wisdom: Mentorship from Seniors for Teens M-6
Analyzing the Effects of Organic and Chemical Fertilizers on Plants
Community Room
The Science of Style S-1
Crime Scene Chemistry S-2
Leadership with an EDGE SLT
NutraGro: An Alternative Fertilizer to Reduce Hypoxia M-6
Architecture, Graphic and Interior Design FA-7
Wrinkle-Proofing Detergent M-6
Women in Healthcare Career Panel M-10
Community Room
Sewing, Technology and Design MakerSpace
Engineering a Compassionate Solution to Air Pollution Community Room
Animals in the Classroom
10:55–11:45AMSESSION 2
TOPIC TRACK LOCATION
Featured Panel: Women in Law Career Panel Cor Unum
Developing Your Pitching Toolkit U-11
Effect of Light Intensity and Distance on Flowering of Short Day Plants Community Room
Less Gender Roles...More Pizza Rolls! M-11
A Gym for Creativity: Exercising the Spark in You U-6
A Safety-Ensuring Alert at Night M-6
Gen-Zen M-6
The Makeup Mask M-6
VR Dissections: Humane, Sanitary, and Cost Efficient Community Room
Introduction to Cryptography FA-2
Leading Roles! Theater as a Tool to Build Leadership Skills in Young Girls SLT
The L.E.A.D. Program for Student Athletes U-12
Passion, Purpose and Power Career Panel M-10
Mathematical Escape Room Front Hall
Make Your Own Cleanser & Lotion with Product Experts from Johnson & Johnson S-5 and S-6
The Science of Style S-1
The Future of Finance is Female M-9
Women in Retail Career Panel U-13
Crime Scene Chemistry S-2
The Creation of Feeling Light Community Room
Archery Hamill Gallery
Research Like a Girl: Graduate Women in STEM Panel Discussion M-5
An Introduction to Electronics Futures Classroom
Determining Relationships Between Bacterial Classification and Antibiotics Community Room
The Science of Ice Cream Dining Room
Project G.I.R.L.: Building Confidence and Promoting Body Positivity U-15
Proteomics Community Room
Animals in the Classroom S-4
Engineering and Robotics 101 MakerSpace
What Girls Need to Know About Leadership U-14
High school girls will showcase their entrepreneurial spirit, creativity, and business acumen through a business plan of their own design. Students will present their developed good or service to a panel of judges in a competition for four cash prizes, awarded to the business plans that are deemed most innovative and profitable.
2:30–3:30PMBUSINESS FAIR
& EXPO
3:30–4:00PMAWARDS
Cor Unum
A TOTAL OF $10,000 IN CASH PRIZES WILL BE
AWARDED FOR THE BUSINESS FAIR AND STEM TALKS
Entrepreneurship Awards for Business Plans
Prizes will be awarded to the students with the most innovative and profitable business plan. Business plans will be judged by leaders in the Princeton business community.
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Awards for Research
Prizes will be awarded to students whose research produces, challenges, or furthers knowledge in a STEM field. Proposals will be judged by educators and thought leaders in STEM fields.
MSRC
TOPIC TRACK LOCATION
Featured Speaker: Improving Outcomes for Canines and Kids with Bone Cancer with Dr. Nicola Mason
Cor Unum
Introduction to Cryptography FA-2
Success through Self, The Strength, Balance and Resilience Within Panel Discussion
M-10
Education for Underprivileged Kids Powered by Artificial Intelligence
Community Room
Thoughtful Tools for Stress Management U-23
Social Media for Parents Panel Discussion U-12
How Do We Use Machine Learning to Understand Complex Biochemical Processes?
Community Room
Rebati Kè - Rebuild the Heart M-6
Diurnalis: The Future of Productivity M-6
Twilight Collective - Women in the Music Industry
FA-1
Excelling in STEM: Girls in Tech Panel Discussion
U-13
Scratch 10 Block Challenge MakerSpace
Leadership from Deep Within U-15
Code Equal M-6
Pharmaceutical Career Panel U-14
Macroinvertebrate Mayhem: What Lives in Our Stream?
SLT Lobby
The Science of Ice Cream Dining Room
The Science of Style S-1
Less Gender Roles...More Pizza Rolls! M-11
Cyber Girl with SheTek M-5
Rockets: Build and Launch! FA-7
Varieties of Health Care: Acupuncture, Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Herbs & Food Panel Discussion
S-2
#GIRLBOSS: Girls Building On Strengths and Service U-11
Mathematical Escape Room Front Hall
Visual Perception: The Effect of Neural Development and Age Community Room
Archery Hamill Gallery
The Story of Cosmology: For Girls, by Girls Futures Classroom
Legal and Human Rights Panel Discussion U-6
Optogenetics: The Future of Cardiology in Laser Pace-Makers Community Room
1:40–2:30PMSESSION 3
TOPIC LOCATION
Women CEOs & the Ethicality Behind Their Companies
MSRC
Courageous Conversation MSRC
How to Stop Plastic Waste MSRC
Room To Read MSRC
Robotics USRC
Student Created Scratch Games USRC
VR Training (for Surgeons & Nurses) - Try it! USRC
Solar Car Race USRC
2:30–3:30PMEXPO
Fruscione Athletic CenterGymnasium
TABLE NAME COMPANY
1 Jacqui Alexander Jacquilope Social Media & Marketing
2 Samantha Audia Glenmede Trust
3 Kate Baus Bogumil '96 Bristol-Myers Squibb
4 Barbara Belle Harpeth Hall School
5 Joanna Black SheTek
6 Zoe Brookes Trenton Circus Squad
7 Monica Burch ConstructU
8 Michelle Callebrese & Danielle Di Leone Alloy5 Architecture
9 Michelle Case Bristol-Myers Squibb
10 Nadya Choti Drexel
11 Erica Coppola Walmart
12 Ivonne Diaz-Claisse HISPA
13 Juanita Daly Strategic Execution Associates
14 Sydney Davis Executive Director
15 Grace Park & Taylor Fitzgerald BlackRock
16 Nicole Dinello Bristol-Myers Squibb
17 Brenaea Fairchild '12 The Learning Point
18 Lyn Farrugia Lyn Farrugia, Homeopathy, LLC
19 Katelyn Flaherty Glenmede Trust
20 Kelly Ford Edison Partners
21 Alaina Gaines '08 Google
22 Dr. Gina Genin The Chiropractic Office of Dr. Gina Genin
23 Natasha Hemmings Girl Scouts Heart of NJ
24 Lori Hennon-Bell Prudential Financial, Inc
25 Robyn Henry Stuart Country Day School
26 Kimberly Hairston-Hicks Good Beaute' Skin Care
27 Tara Johnson Bristol-Myers Squibb
28 Julie Kemeklis AoPS Academy - Art of Problem Solving
29 Angela Kilburg Alloy5 Architecture
30 Jennifer Lee Edison Partners
31 Yvette Lincoln Bristol-Myers Squibb
32 Ellen Malavsky Ellen Malavsky Consulting
33 Jen Morris My Remarkable Self
34 Jaci Moseley Girl Scouts of Central and Southern NJ
35 Claire Neary My Remarkable Self
36 Consolee Nishimwe Author and Motivational Speaker
37 Luvena Ong Bristol-Myers Squibb
38 Jill Pemberton Johnson & Johnson
39 Dr. Niranjana Rajan Plainsboro Pediatrics
40 Margarita Rossi Johnson & Johnson
41 Bekah Rusnock Alloy5 Architecture
42 Shefali Shah Independent
43 Tracy Jefferson Shore '91 Delaware Valley Pediatrics
44 Bertilla Sieben AoPS Academy - Art of Problem Solving
45 Nicole Smith Room to Read
46 Dr. Ana Soler '02 Stuart Country Day School
47 Elaine Tanimura Pam Ten
48 Jessica Utz Walmart
49 Catherine van Kampen '84 Bernstein, Litowitz, Berger & Grossman LLP
50 Jeannie Gonzalez Wicklund Slay Your Dragon Woman Warrior Workshops
AEROSPACE ENGINEER NASA GODDARD SPACE CENTER
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
DR. APRILLE ERICSSON
12:45–1:30PM
In her lofty career as an aerospace engineer and instrument manager at NASA’s prestigious Goddard Space Flight Center, Aprille Joy Ericsson has played a key role in designing spacecraft and instruments that contribute to our greater understanding of the Sun-Earth connection, space science and Earth itself. Aprille, who currently serves as the Goddard Space Flight Center’s Program Manager for Small Business Innovative Research and Small Business Technology Transfer Research, is equally known today for her work to motivate other minority students in science and engineering. The majority of her engineering career has been spent working at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center where she began as an aerospace engineer in the Robotics group, but soon after, she transferred into the area of Guidance Navigation & Control. There, she worked on key satellite design projects which were invaluable in predetermining the dynamics and structural reactions of these spacecraft. She would go on to spearhead, or play an important role in, other multi-million dollar space initiatives such as NASA’s Tropical Rain Measuring Mission which helped observe the effects of weather cycles known as El Niño and La Niña in order to correlate their activity with crop productivity. For her work and achievements, she has received numerous honors, including: Howard University’s College of Engineering, Architecture, & Computer Science Alumni Excellence Award; NASA’s Exceptional Achievement in Outreach Award, and the President’s Medal from York College.
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Leadership STEM Finance &Entrepreneurship
Parents & Educators
STEMTalks
BusinessFair
FSL Leadership STEM Finance &Entrepreneurship
Parents & Educators
STEMTalks
BusinessFair
FSL Leadership STEM Finance &Entrepreneurship
Parents & Educators
STEMTalks
BusinessFair
FSL
Using C. Elegans to Determine Effect of Superfruits on Cognitive Function
9:00–9:45AM
AGENDA
KEYNOTERESHMA SAUJANI
APRIL 6, 2019
Let’s Get Social!
#LEADLIKEAGIRL
2:30–3:30PM
BUSINESS FAIR & EXPO
RESHMA SAUJANI
9:00–9:45AM
FOUNDER AND CEO GIRLS WHO CODE
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Reshma Saujani is the founder and CEO of Girls Who Code, the
national non-profit organization working to close the gender gap
in technology and change the image of what a programmer looks
like and does. The organization has already reached 90,000 girls
in all 50 states. She is the author of three books, including the
newly released Brave, Not Perfect, Women Who Don’t Wait In
Line and the New York Times Bestseller Girls Who Code: Learn
to Code and Change the World. Reshma’s TED talk, “Teach girls,
bravery not perfection,” has more than four million views and has
sparked a national conversation about how we’re raising our girls.
In 2010, Reshma surged onto the political scene as the first Indian
American woman to run for U.S. Congress. She has also served
as Deputy Public Advocate for New York City and ran a spirited
campaign for Public Advocate in 2013. Reshma lives in New York City
with her husband, Nihal, their son, Shaan, and their bulldog, Stanley.
Cor Unum
11:45AM–12:30PM
LUNCHLunch with an Expert
Middle and High School students, their parents and educators are invited to join business owners and leading experts for small-group lunch and informal conversations. Seating is first-come first-served and is limited to 10 people per table.
Here’s where the experts will be seated:
9:55–10:45AMSESSION 1
TOPIC TRACK LOCATIONThe Increasing Relevance of Girls' Schools for Adolescents in Today's World Panel Discussion
Cor Unum
The Venture Capitalist: What She Does & How She Does It M-9
Power Players in Public Policy Career Panel U-13
Mapping Indoor Visual Comfort for Energy Efficiency and Sustainability
Community Room
Leadership through Film Making FA-2
Design & Engineering Fun! Futures Classroom
Make an Impact: Leadership Opportunities in High School Panel Discussion
U-11
Kitchen Medicine: Herbal Health for the Family from your Cupboard & Yard
FA-1
Coding to Animate: Using Artistic Talents and New Coding Skills to Draw and Animate
M-5
Genetics of Stem Cells: IGF-1 Expression in Mesenchymal Stem Cells
Community Room
Organizations for Social Impact Panel Discussion M-11
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Panel Discussion U-14
Archery Hamill Gallery
Make Your Own Cleanser & Lotion with Product Experts from Johnson & Johnson
S-5 and S-6
Women in Law Enforcement Career Panel U-6
Design Thinking U-15
Slay Your Dragon: Woman Warrior Success Skills U-12
Wisdom: Mentorship from Seniors for Teens M-6
Analyzing the Effects of Organic and Chemical Fertilizers on Plants
Community Room
The Science of Style S-1
Crime Scene Chemistry S-2
Leadership with an EDGE SLT
NutraGro: An Alternative Fertilizer to Reduce Hypoxia M-6
Architecture, Graphic and Interior Design FA-7
Wrinkle-Proofing Detergent M-6
Women in Healthcare Career Panel M-10
Community Room
Sewing, Technology and Design MakerSpace
Engineering a Compassionate Solution to Air Pollution Community Room
Animals in the Classroom
10:55–11:45AMSESSION 2
TOPIC TRACK LOCATION
Featured Panel: Women in Law Career Panel Cor Unum
Developing Your Pitching Toolkit U-11
Effect of Light Intensity and Distance on Flowering of Short Day Plants Community Room
Less Gender Roles...More Pizza Rolls! M-11
A Gym for Creativity: Exercising the Spark in You U-6
A Safety-Ensuring Alert at Night M-6
Gen-Zen M-6
The Makeup Mask M-6
VR Dissections: Humane, Sanitary, and Cost Efficient Community Room
Introduction to Cryptography FA-2
Leading Roles! Theater as a Tool to Build Leadership Skills in Young Girls SLT
The L.E.A.D. Program for Student Athletes U-12
Passion, Purpose and Power Career Panel M-10
Mathematical Escape Room Front Hall
Make Your Own Cleanser & Lotion with Product Experts from Johnson & Johnson S-5 and S-6
The Science of Style S-1
The Future of Finance is Female M-9
Women in Retail Career Panel U-13
Crime Scene Chemistry S-2
The Creation of Feeling Light Community Room
Archery Hamill Gallery
Research Like a Girl: Graduate Women in STEM Panel Discussion M-5
An Introduction to Electronics Futures Classroom
Determining Relationships Between Bacterial Classification and Antibiotics Community Room
The Science of Ice Cream Dining Room
Project G.I.R.L.: Building Confidence and Promoting Body Positivity U-15
Proteomics Community Room
Animals in the Classroom S-4
Engineering and Robotics 101 MakerSpace
What Girls Need to Know About Leadership U-14
High school girls will showcase their entrepreneurial spirit, creativity, and business acumen through a business plan of their own design. Students will present their developed good or service to a panel of judges in a competition for four cash prizes, awarded to the business plans that are deemed most innovative and profitable.
2:30–3:30PMBUSINESS FAIR
& EXPO
3:30–4:00PMAWARDS
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A TOTAL OF $10,000 IN CASH PRIZES WILL BE
AWARDED FOR THE BUSINESS FAIR AND STEM TALKS
Entrepreneurship Awards for Business Plans
Prizes will be awarded to the students with the most innovative and profitable business plan. Business plans will be judged by leaders in the Princeton business community.
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Awards for Research
Prizes will be awarded to students whose research produces, challenges, or furthers knowledge in a STEM field. Proposals will be judged by educators and thought leaders in STEM fields.
MSRC
TOPIC TRACK LOCATION
Featured Speaker: Improving Outcomes for Canines and Kids with Bone Cancer with Dr. Nicola Mason
Cor Unum
Introduction to Cryptography FA-2
Success through Self, The Strength, Balance and Resilience Within Panel Discussion
M-10
Education for Underprivileged Kids Powered by Artificial Intelligence
Community Room
Thoughtful Tools for Stress Management U-23
Social Media for Parents Panel Discussion U-12
How Do We Use Machine Learning to Understand Complex Biochemical Processes?
Community Room
Rebati Kè - Rebuild the Heart M-6
Diurnalis: The Future of Productivity M-6
Twilight Collective - Women in the Music Industry
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Excelling in STEM: Girls in Tech Panel Discussion
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Scratch 10 Block Challenge MakerSpace
Leadership from Deep Within U-15
Code Equal M-6
Pharmaceutical Career Panel U-14
Macroinvertebrate Mayhem: What Lives in Our Stream?
SLT Lobby
The Science of Ice Cream Dining Room
The Science of Style S-1
Less Gender Roles...More Pizza Rolls! M-11
Cyber Girl with SheTek M-5
Rockets: Build and Launch! FA-7
Varieties of Health Care: Acupuncture, Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Herbs & Food Panel Discussion
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#GIRLBOSS: Girls Building On Strengths and Service U-11
Mathematical Escape Room Front Hall
Visual Perception: The Effect of Neural Development and Age Community Room
Archery Hamill Gallery
The Story of Cosmology: For Girls, by Girls Futures Classroom
Legal and Human Rights Panel Discussion U-6
Optogenetics: The Future of Cardiology in Laser Pace-Makers Community Room
1:40–2:30PMSESSION 3
TOPIC LOCATION
Women CEOs & the Ethicality Behind Their Companies
MSRC
Courageous Conversation MSRC
How to Stop Plastic Waste MSRC
Room To Read MSRC
Robotics USRC
Student Created Scratch Games USRC
VR Training (for Surgeons & Nurses) - Try it! USRC
Solar Car Race USRC
2:30–3:30PMEXPO
Fruscione Athletic CenterGymnasium
TABLE NAME COMPANY
1 Jacqui Alexander Jacquilope Social Media & Marketing
2 Samantha Audia Glenmede Trust
3 Kate Baus Bogumil '96 Bristol-Myers Squibb
4 Barbara Belle Harpeth Hall School
5 Joanna Black SheTek
6 Zoe Brookes Trenton Circus Squad
7 Monica Burch ConstructU
8 Michelle Callebrese & Danielle Di Leone Alloy5 Architecture
9 Michelle Case Bristol-Myers Squibb
10 Nadya Choti Drexel
11 Erica Coppola Walmart
12 Ivonne Diaz-Claisse HISPA
13 Juanita Daly Strategic Execution Associates
14 Sydney Davis Executive Director
15 Grace Park & Taylor Fitzgerald BlackRock
16 Nicole Dinello Bristol-Myers Squibb
17 Brenaea Fairchild '12 The Learning Point
18 Lyn Farrugia Lyn Farrugia, Homeopathy, LLC
19 Katelyn Flaherty Glenmede Trust
20 Kelly Ford Edison Partners
21 Alaina Gaines '08 Google
22 Dr. Gina Genin The Chiropractic Office of Dr. Gina Genin
23 Natasha Hemmings Girl Scouts Heart of NJ
24 Lori Hennon-Bell Prudential Financial, Inc
25 Robyn Henry Stuart Country Day School
26 Kimberly Hairston-Hicks Good Beaute' Skin Care
27 Tara Johnson Bristol-Myers Squibb
28 Julie Kemeklis AoPS Academy - Art of Problem Solving
29 Angela Kilburg Alloy5 Architecture
30 Jennifer Lee Edison Partners
31 Yvette Lincoln Bristol-Myers Squibb
32 Ellen Malavsky Ellen Malavsky Consulting
33 Jen Morris My Remarkable Self
34 Jaci Moseley Girl Scouts of Central and Southern NJ
35 Claire Neary My Remarkable Self
36 Consolee Nishimwe Author and Motivational Speaker
37 Luvena Ong Bristol-Myers Squibb
38 Jill Pemberton Johnson & Johnson
39 Dr. Niranjana Rajan Plainsboro Pediatrics
40 Margarita Rossi Johnson & Johnson
41 Bekah Rusnock Alloy5 Architecture
42 Shefali Shah Independent
43 Tracy Jefferson Shore '91 Delaware Valley Pediatrics
44 Bertilla Sieben AoPS Academy - Art of Problem Solving
45 Nicole Smith Room to Read
46 Dr. Ana Soler '02 Stuart Country Day School
47 Elaine Tanimura Pam Ten
48 Jessica Utz Walmart
49 Catherine van Kampen '84 Bernstein, Litowitz, Berger & Grossman LLP
50 Jeannie Gonzalez Wicklund Slay Your Dragon Woman Warrior Workshops
AEROSPACE ENGINEER NASA GODDARD SPACE CENTER
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
DR. APRILLE ERICSSON
12:45–1:30PM
In her lofty career as an aerospace engineer and instrument manager at NASA’s prestigious Goddard Space Flight Center, Aprille Joy Ericsson has played a key role in designing spacecraft and instruments that contribute to our greater understanding of the Sun-Earth connection, space science and Earth itself. Aprille, who currently serves as the Goddard Space Flight Center’s Program Manager for Small Business Innovative Research and Small Business Technology Transfer Research, is equally known today for her work to motivate other minority students in science and engineering. The majority of her engineering career has been spent working at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center where she began as an aerospace engineer in the Robotics group, but soon after, she transferred into the area of Guidance Navigation & Control. There, she worked on key satellite design projects which were invaluable in predetermining the dynamics and structural reactions of these spacecraft. She would go on to spearhead, or play an important role in, other multi-million dollar space initiatives such as NASA’s Tropical Rain Measuring Mission which helped observe the effects of weather cycles known as El Niño and La Niña in order to correlate their activity with crop productivity. For her work and achievements, she has received numerous honors, including: Howard University’s College of Engineering, Architecture, & Computer Science Alumni Excellence Award; NASA’s Exceptional Achievement in Outreach Award, and the President’s Medal from York College.
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Leadership STEM Finance &Entrepreneurship
Parents & Educators
STEMTalks
BusinessFair
FSL Leadership STEM Finance &Entrepreneurship
Parents & Educators
STEMTalks
BusinessFair
FSL Leadership STEM Finance &Entrepreneurship
Parents & Educators
STEMTalks
BusinessFair
FSL
Using C. Elegans to Determine Effect of Superfruits on Cognitive Function
RESHMA SAUJANI
9:00–9:45AM
FOUNDER AND CEO GIRLS WHO CODE
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Reshma Saujani is the founder and CEO of Girls Who Code, the
national non-profit organization working to close the gender gap
in technology and change the image of what a programmer looks
like and does. The organization has already reached 90,000 girls
in all 50 states. She is the author of three books, including the
newly released Brave, Not Perfect, Women Who Don’t Wait In
Line and the New York Times Bestseller Girls Who Code: Learn
to Code and Change the World. Reshma’s TED talk, “Teach girls,
bravery not perfection,” has more than four million views and has
sparked a national conversation about how we’re raising our girls.
In 2010, Reshma surged onto the political scene as the first Indian
American woman to run for U.S. Congress. She has also served
as Deputy Public Advocate for New York City and ran a spirited
campaign for Public Advocate in 2013. Reshma lives in New York City
with her husband, Nihal, their son, Shaan, and their bulldog, Stanley.
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11:45AM–12:30PM
LUNCHLunch with an Expert
Middle and High School students, their parents and educators are invited to join business owners and leading experts for small-group lunch and informal conversations. Seating is first-come first-served and is limited to 10 people per table.
Here’s where the experts will be seated:
9:55–10:45AMSESSION 1
TOPIC TRACK LOCATIONThe Increasing Relevance of Girls' Schools for Adolescents in Today's World Panel Discussion
Cor Unum
The Venture Capitalist: What She Does & How She Does It M-9
Power Players in Public Policy Career Panel U-13
Mapping Indoor Visual Comfort for Energy Efficiency and Sustainability
Community Room
Leadership through Film Making FA-2
Design & Engineering Fun! Futures Classroom
Make an Impact: Leadership Opportunities in High School Panel Discussion
U-11
Kitchen Medicine: Herbal Health for the Family from your Cupboard & Yard
FA-1
Coding to Animate: Using Artistic Talents and New Coding Skills to Draw and Animate
M-5
Genetics of Stem Cells: IGF-1 Expression in Mesenchymal Stem Cells
Community Room
Organizations for Social Impact Panel Discussion M-11
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Panel Discussion U-14
Archery Hamill Gallery
Make Your Own Cleanser & Lotion with Product Experts from Johnson & Johnson
S-5 and S-6
Women in Law Enforcement Career Panel U-6
Design Thinking U-15
Slay Your Dragon: Woman Warrior Success Skills U-12
Wisdom: Mentorship from Seniors for Teens M-6
Analyzing the Effects of Organic and Chemical Fertilizers on Plants
Community Room
The Science of Style S-1
Crime Scene Chemistry S-2
Leadership with an EDGE SLT
NutraGro: An Alternative Fertilizer to Reduce Hypoxia M-6
Architecture, Graphic and Interior Design FA-7
Wrinkle-Proofing Detergent M-6
Women in Healthcare Career Panel M-10
Community Room
Sewing, Technology and Design MakerSpace
Engineering a Compassionate Solution to Air Pollution Community Room
Animals in the Classroom
10:55–11:45AMSESSION 2
TOPIC TRACK LOCATION
Featured Panel: Women in Law Career Panel Cor Unum
Developing Your Pitching Toolkit U-11
Effect of Light Intensity and Distance on Flowering of Short Day Plants Community Room
Less Gender Roles...More Pizza Rolls! M-11
A Gym for Creativity: Exercising the Spark in You U-6
A Safety-Ensuring Alert at Night M-6
Gen-Zen M-6
The Makeup Mask M-6
VR Dissections: Humane, Sanitary, and Cost Efficient Community Room
Introduction to Cryptography FA-2
Leading Roles! Theater as a Tool to Build Leadership Skills in Young Girls SLT
The L.E.A.D. Program for Student Athletes U-12
Passion, Purpose and Power Career Panel M-10
Mathematical Escape Room Front Hall
Make Your Own Cleanser & Lotion with Product Experts from Johnson & Johnson S-5 and S-6
The Science of Style S-1
The Future of Finance is Female M-9
Women in Retail Career Panel U-13
Crime Scene Chemistry S-2
The Creation of Feeling Light Community Room
Archery Hamill Gallery
Research Like a Girl: Graduate Women in STEM Panel Discussion M-5
An Introduction to Electronics Futures Classroom
Determining Relationships Between Bacterial Classification and Antibiotics Community Room
The Science of Ice Cream Dining Room
Project G.I.R.L.: Building Confidence and Promoting Body Positivity U-15
Proteomics Community Room
Animals in the Classroom S-4
Engineering and Robotics 101 MakerSpace
What Girls Need to Know About Leadership U-14
High school girls will showcase their entrepreneurial spirit, creativity, and business acumen through a business plan of their own design. Students will present their developed good or service to a panel of judges in a competition for four cash prizes, awarded to the business plans that are deemed most innovative and profitable.
2:30–3:30PMBUSINESS FAIR
& EXPO
3:30–4:00PMAWARDS
Cor Unum
A TOTAL OF $10,000 IN CASH PRIZES WILL BE
AWARDED FOR THE BUSINESS FAIR AND STEM TALKS
Entrepreneurship Awards for Business Plans
Prizes will be awarded to the students with the most innovative and profitable business plan. Business plans will be judged by leaders in the Princeton business community.
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Awards for Research
Prizes will be awarded to students whose research produces, challenges, or furthers knowledge in a STEM field. Proposals will be judged by educators and thought leaders in STEM fields.
MSRC
TOPIC TRACK LOCATION
Featured Speaker: Improving Outcomes for Canines and Kids with Bone Cancer with Dr. Nicola Mason
Cor Unum
Introduction to Cryptography FA-2
Success through Self, The Strength, Balance and Resilience Within Panel Discussion
M-10
Education for Underprivileged Kids Powered by Artificial Intelligence
Community Room
Thoughtful Tools for Stress Management U-23
Social Media for Parents Panel Discussion U-12
How Do We Use Machine Learning to Understand Complex Biochemical Processes?
Community Room
Rebati Kè - Rebuild the Heart M-6
Diurnalis: The Future of Productivity M-6
Twilight Collective - Women in the Music Industry
FA-1
Excelling in STEM: Girls in Tech Panel Discussion
U-13
Scratch 10 Block Challenge MakerSpace
Leadership from Deep Within U-15
Code Equal M-6
Pharmaceutical Career Panel U-14
Macroinvertebrate Mayhem: What Lives in Our Stream?
SLT Lobby
The Science of Ice Cream Dining Room
The Science of Style S-1
Less Gender Roles...More Pizza Rolls! M-11
Cyber Girl with SheTek M-5
Rockets: Build and Launch! FA-7
Varieties of Health Care: Acupuncture, Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Herbs & Food Panel Discussion
S-2
#GIRLBOSS: Girls Building On Strengths and Service U-11
Mathematical Escape Room Front Hall
Visual Perception: The Effect of Neural Development and Age Community Room
Archery Hamill Gallery
The Story of Cosmology: For Girls, by Girls Futures Classroom
Legal and Human Rights Panel Discussion U-6
Optogenetics: The Future of Cardiology in Laser Pace-Makers Community Room
1:40–2:30PMSESSION 3
TOPIC LOCATION
Women CEOs & the Ethicality Behind Their Companies
MSRC
Courageous Conversation MSRC
How to Stop Plastic Waste MSRC
Room To Read MSRC
Robotics USRC
Student Created Scratch Games USRC
VR Training (for Surgeons & Nurses) - Try it! USRC
Solar Car Race USRC
2:30–3:30PMEXPO
Fruscione Athletic CenterGymnasium
TABLE NAME COMPANY
1 Jacqui Alexander Jacquilope Social Media & Marketing
2 Samantha Audia Glenmede Trust
3 Kate Baus Bogumil '96 Bristol-Myers Squibb
4 Barbara Belle Harpeth Hall School
5 Joanna Black SheTek
6 Zoe Brookes Trenton Circus Squad
7 Monica Burch ConstructU
8 Michelle Callebrese & Danielle Di Leone Alloy5 Architecture
9 Michelle Case Bristol-Myers Squibb
10 Nadya Choti Drexel
11 Erica Coppola Walmart
12 Ivonne Diaz-Claisse HISPA
13 Juanita Daly Strategic Execution Associates
14 Sydney Davis Executive Director
15 Grace Park & Taylor Fitzgerald BlackRock
16 Nicole Dinello Bristol-Myers Squibb
17 Brenaea Fairchild '12 The Learning Point
18 Lyn Farrugia Lyn Farrugia, Homeopathy, LLC
19 Katelyn Flaherty Glenmede Trust
20 Kelly Ford Edison Partners
21 Alaina Gaines '08 Google
22 Dr. Gina Genin The Chiropractic Office of Dr. Gina Genin
23 Natasha Hemmings Girl Scouts Heart of NJ
24 Lori Hennon-Bell Prudential Financial, Inc
25 Robyn Henry Stuart Country Day School
26 Kimberly Hairston-Hicks Good Beaute' Skin Care
27 Tara Johnson Bristol-Myers Squibb
28 Julie Kemeklis AoPS Academy - Art of Problem Solving
29 Angela Kilburg Alloy5 Architecture
30 Jennifer Lee Edison Partners
31 Yvette Lincoln Bristol-Myers Squibb
32 Ellen Malavsky Ellen Malavsky Consulting
33 Jen Morris My Remarkable Self
34 Jaci Moseley Girl Scouts of Central and Southern NJ
35 Claire Neary My Remarkable Self
36 Consolee Nishimwe Author and Motivational Speaker
37 Luvena Ong Bristol-Myers Squibb
38 Jill Pemberton Johnson & Johnson
39 Dr. Niranjana Rajan Plainsboro Pediatrics
40 Margarita Rossi Johnson & Johnson
41 Bekah Rusnock Alloy5 Architecture
42 Shefali Shah Independent
43 Tracy Jefferson Shore '91 Delaware Valley Pediatrics
44 Bertilla Sieben AoPS Academy - Art of Problem Solving
45 Nicole Smith Room to Read
46 Dr. Ana Soler '02 Stuart Country Day School
47 Elaine Tanimura Pam Ten
48 Jessica Utz Walmart
49 Catherine van Kampen '84 Bernstein, Litowitz, Berger & Grossman LLP
50 Jeannie Gonzalez Wicklund Slay Your Dragon Woman Warrior Workshops
AEROSPACE ENGINEER NASA GODDARD SPACE CENTER
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
DR. APRILLE ERICSSON
12:45–1:30PM
In her lofty career as an aerospace engineer and instrument manager at NASA’s prestigious Goddard Space Flight Center, Aprille Joy Ericsson has played a key role in designing spacecraft and instruments that contribute to our greater understanding of the Sun-Earth connection, space science and Earth itself. Aprille, who currently serves as the Goddard Space Flight Center’s Program Manager for Small Business Innovative Research and Small Business Technology Transfer Research, is equally known today for her work to motivate other minority students in science and engineering. The majority of her engineering career has been spent working at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center where she began as an aerospace engineer in the Robotics group, but soon after, she transferred into the area of Guidance Navigation & Control. There, she worked on key satellite design projects which were invaluable in predetermining the dynamics and structural reactions of these spacecraft. She would go on to spearhead, or play an important role in, other multi-million dollar space initiatives such as NASA’s Tropical Rain Measuring Mission which helped observe the effects of weather cycles known as El Niño and La Niña in order to correlate their activity with crop productivity. For her work and achievements, she has received numerous honors, including: Howard University’s College of Engineering, Architecture, & Computer Science Alumni Excellence Award; NASA’s Exceptional Achievement in Outreach Award, and the President’s Medal from York College.
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Leadership STEM Finance &Entrepreneurship
Parents & Educators
STEMTalks
BusinessFair
FSL Leadership STEM Finance &Entrepreneurship
Parents & Educators
STEMTalks
BusinessFair
FSL Leadership STEM Finance &Entrepreneurship
Parents & Educators
STEMTalks
BusinessFair
FSL
Using C. Elegans to Determine Effect of Superfruits on Cognitive Function
12:45–1:30PM
KEYNOTEDR. APRILLE ERICSSON
3:30–4:00PM
AWARDS
stuartschool.org/leadlikeagirl
