Why we did it
To help students learn about different STEM career paths and hear firsthand advice from working professionals in science and technology fields.
Center Grove Science NHS
The Science National Honor Society (SNHS) hosted a speaker panel that brought in professionals from various STEM fields to share their experiences with students. The panel featured a surgical oncologist, a chemistry professor, a director of analytical research, a software engineer, and a lead engineer who discussed their careers and answered questions.
20
OCT
2025
3:00 PM–4:00 PM
Innovation Center

The story
A career speaker panel hosted by SNHS featuring professionals in surgery, chemistry, analytics research, and engineering.
Why we did it
To help students learn about different STEM career paths and hear firsthand advice from working professionals in science and technology fields.
What participants did
Enjoy an interactive speaker panel led by CGHS Science National Honor Society members, where students can listen to professionals share insights from their careers. Each speaker brings a different background—encouraging curiosity, learning, and future career exploration in a fun, engaging way designed for students.
In the room
Each activity connected a visible, hands-on task to the scientific thinking behind it.
STEM pathways
Guests shared experiences and helped students connect scientific interests to future opportunities.
Career readiness
Members asked questions about preparation, decision-making, and what science work looks like beyond school.
Highlights
What we learned
Photo record
A record of the panel conversation, student questions, and career-focused chapter learning.
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