Connie Chow
Activist Educator
Playlists
All Videos (24)
- What I Do
- Science Club for Girls
- What is STEM
- Girls and STEM
- Great Part
- Challenges
- Myths About Girls and Science
- Adrienne Rich
- Education
- My Journey to Become a Scientist
- Favorite Subjects
- My Favorite Scientific Experiment
- A Volunteer with Amnesty International
- Goals
- Helpful Teachers
- Heroes
- Skills From Childhood
- Family Support
- Staying Motivated
- Why Molecular Biology and Virology
- Viruses and Ideas
- Overcoming Obstacles
- Did it Anyway
- Advice
Bio
Watch Connie Chow, Ph.D., Executive Director, Science Club for Girls and former Assistant Professor in Biology at Simmons College, combine her passion for science and social justice to share exciting hands on science projects with young girls. She knows from personal experience that girls are just as enthusiastic and talented at science as the boys. Her advice is to dare to be different, and to relish in what makes you unique and special. She is a microbiologist and earned her doctorate in virology from Harvard University.
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