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Ep. 28 Sonia Lopez
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Only 3 % of Latina women are represented in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, or STEM, fields, while women in total make up 24 percent of the STEM workforce.
Joining me today is Sonia Lopez. She is a Junior at Arizona State University studying Forensic Science.
Topics we talked about:
- Outdated books in High School
- Not being confident in lab
- Her tough transition from high school to college
- Being a first-generation Latina
- Latina’s in STEM
- Never using a microscope until college
- And much more
Email me if you have any questions or request at dmpodcast17@gmail.com
Follow me on Instagram @dm_podcast and FB Decoding Millennials Podcast.
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