Michele Yatchmeneff discusses engaging Alaska Native students in STEM on NSF podcast

by Green & Gold News  |   

Michele Yatchmeneff, associate professor of civil engineering and executive director for Alaska Native Education and Outreach at UAA, recently joined the National Science Foundation's Discovery Files podcast to discuss her background, the importance of belonging and engaging Alaska Native students in STEM fields. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or Amazon.


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