How Inclusive Competitiveness Can Save American Democracy, Thwart the Hunger Games, and Lead Us To Our Own Wakanda

Dr. Howard C. Stevenson and the Racial Empowerment Collaborative presents the 20th Annual Constance Clayton Lecture with Dr. Jamie M. Bracey, the Director of Temple University’s Center for Inclusive Competitiveness at the College of Engineering. Dr. Bracey's systems thinking has yielded international recognition for scalable pre-college programs in engineering and computer science for African American and Hispanic/Latinx students. In addition to applied research, she is a thought leader for the Pennsylvania Department of Education's STEM Advisory Board, the STEMbees Girls in STEM NGO Board (Ghana), the KAD ICT Advisory Board (Nigeria), and the PA Governor's Advisory Council on Diversity, Inclusion and Small Business Opportunities. She has recently been recognized by the Philadelphia Business Journal as a 2018 "Change Agent" for Education, named a Fellow of the Global African Scientific Institute and is the proud recipient the 2018 George Washington Carver Science Fair Lifetime Achievement Award for STEM Advocacy. Join us on Thursday, October 25th at 4:30 PM as Dr. Bracey shares her expertise on the utility of inclusive competitiveness in the fields of science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics. Please RSVP on Eventbrite or Facebook.