First-generation Ukrainian-American student.

Lover of all things 3D-printing.

Caryn holds THREE Guinness world records with her partner and friend, Kerry Gruson, a 72-year-woman who is quadriplegic.

Karina Popovich

Karina founded Makers for COVID-19, a coalition of 3D-printer owners from around the world who 3D-printed and donated 82,000 units of PPE to medical workers in the United States. She also founded Inertia, which shows STEM in a creative light to pave a way for a positive culture in STEM education. On top of that, she is a college student, created a 3D-printed clothing line, Wear Alpha, an AAAS IF/THEN Ambassador, and much more!

Interviewers: Amanda Kossoff

Interviewee: Karina Popovich

Runner by passion.

Caryn holds THREE Guinness world records with her partner and friend, Kerry Gruson, a 72-year-woman who is quadriplegic.

Caryn Vogel Lubetsky has raised over $300,000 for childhood cancer research through her races, which include over 30 marathons, four Ironman Triathlons and about a dozen ultra-marathons. Listen to how Lubetsky is able to overcome the mental and physical challenge of running for 33 hours non-stop through Death Valley, raise hundreds of thousands for cancer research, what she learned from the Boston Marathon Bombings, and why promoting health and education are crucial for the progress of our youth.

Interviewers: Amanda Kossoff

Interviewee: Caryn Vogel Lubetsky

Ph.D. in Human and Social Dimensions of Science & Technology.

Women in STEM advocate.

Dr. Gabriela A. González is the deputy director of the Intel Foundation and Corporate Affairs informing K-12 science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) and women and girls STEM strategies. González engages and collaborates with multiple stakeholders across Intel, as well as external partners in academia, government, industry and non-profit agencies to drive and influence meaningful STEM education outcomes.

Interviewers: Amanda Kossoff and Erica Von Kirchbach

Interviewee: Dr. Gabriela A. González