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Global Women Breakfast & Girls in STEM

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Contact

Prof. Lami Nnamonu

[email protected]

Venue

Federal University of Agriculture Makurdi

Makurdi, Benue State 970001

Nigeria

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Time

09:00 (UTC +01:00 )

Summary

Women in Chemistry and chemistry related sciences of the Federal University of Agriculture Makurdi shall listen to speakers on the 2022 theme as they enjoy breakfast. This would be take place along with the grande finale of the Girls in STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics) event. The first phase of the Girls in STEM event was essay writing by secondary school girls on the topic, IMPACT OF COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON THE EDUCATION OF GIRLS IN STEM. The first three winners of the essay in Benue State will be presented with prizes in the grande finale as a joint event with the GWB. The Network of Nigerian Women in STEM (NWiSTEM) are partnering and women from academia and industry will participate in this joint event.