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Learn from this group of women pioneers in local science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields about their journey through their scientific careers in Oregon. Their enlightening perspective can inform women about the path to success in the STEM fields.
Students of Lake Oswego High School art and photography classes will display their interpretations of Rise of the Rocket Girls. Meet the teachers and student artists and view the art which will be on display for sale through February. All proceeds from the sale of the students’ art will go to the individual students. Thank you to the teachers Katie Brink and Corrie Rosensteel for having their classes participate.
A look back at the space race and its influence on art, architecture and pop culture during the mid-20th Century. Presented by Jane Carr, the Reference & Technical Services Manager at the Lake Oswego Library.
A program like Lake Oswego Reads highlights community connection through shared experience. You are invited to join the conversation and share your experience of the book with others including a Lake Oswego Library librarian.
Join Professor Peter Drake and students from Lewis & Clark College for a panel discussion about the field of computer science. What is computer science? What exciting work can one do in this area? Why is there currently such a focus on getting more women into computing?
The story of Wernher von Braun and Alabama’s significant contribution to the exploration of space. The movie tracks the evolution of Huntsville, Alabama from “The Watercress Capital of the World” to “Rocket City USA.”
Oregon Rocketry will hold a demonstration model rocket launch. Launch pads and controllers will also be available for those who would like to fly their own model rockets (A and B motors only please, due to the size of the field). On the field/playground, behind Palisades.
Join us for this lively Reader’s Theatre presentation with a focus on women of achievement in science of whom you’ve never heard. The actors will represent Nobel Prize winners, astronauts, inventors, and other inspirational women scientists in a refreshing and fun style.
Join us in a brief workshop led by Teresa Schader to find out about personal narrative storytelling and learn some techniques to better communicate and tell your story. Then, share your five minute story with your fellow adventurers! Or, just attend the storytelling to listen to the brave adventurers in our community.
A program like Lake Oswego Reads highlights community connection through shared experience. You are invited to join the conversation and share your experience of the book with others including a Lake Oswego Library librarian.