STEM Fun offers a fun, hands-on exciting learning environment for students to learn about Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. Participants get a hands-on opportunity to experience a vast array of sciences and principles that will leave them amazed.
Jennifer Hartsell Stockdale
Jennifer Hartsell Stockdale, an attorney for over 20 years, also serves as a youth educator for Williamson County 4-H. She has been involved in Tennessee 4-H for over three decades, first as a 4-H’er, then as a teen leader and adult volunteer, and now as one of our STEM program instructors. Jennifer teaches STEM Fun 1 and 2, Girls STEMPOWERment, and Crime Scene Investigation classes. She secures opportunities for her students to participate in nationwide collaborations with NASA, The National Girls Collaborative Project, and science museums. She is passionate about developing tomorrow’s great thinkers, leaders, and citizens.
Elvia Klym
Elvia Klym is passionate about facilitating STEM project-based learning to cultivate students to be creative problem solvers. Elvia grew-up in Nashville and has her bachelor’s degree in engineering from The University of Tennessee. She has worked as an engineer in several areas including manufacturing, pre-production operations, vehicle testing, corporate training, and lean engineering consulting. She is currently a 9-12 engineering and unmanned aerial systems teacher at a local high school. (One-Day Girls Xplore and Girl Code Class)