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Sunday, December 22, 2024

Future Leaders Recognized at St. Charles County STEM Awards

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On March 3, the 14th Annual St. Charles County STEM Awards Breakfast celebrated the achievements of 19 local high school students who have demonstrated high achievement in STEM academic or extracurricular pursuits. The event, which the EDC of St. Charles County has hosted since 2010, was held at Water's Edge Banquet Center in St. Peters.

One honoree from each of the County's public and private high schools was recognized. Awards were presented by Dr. Danielle Tormala, Superintendent at the Wentzville School District and long-standing member of the EDC's STEM Education Committee.

2023 Honorees

  • Zain Bari - Francis Howell Central
  • Mary Kathleen Beckemeier - Duchesne
  • Brayden Burthardt - Wentzville Holt
  • Gage Dudkowski - Wentzville North Point
  • Oyinloluwa Ganiyu - Wentzville Timberland
  • Adam Hodge - Francis Howell North
  • Georgia Kohr - St. Charles High
  • Ekagrah Kumar - Fort Zumwalt West
  • Kyle Marut - St. Dominic
  • Krish Mehta - St. Charles West
  • Alan Meyer - Fort Zumwalt North
  • Peyton Nguyen - Francis Howell
  • Jessica Ruffing - Orchard Farm
  • Anna Scott - Fort Zumwalt East
  • Varun Vasireddy - Fort Zumwalt South
  • Josie Villard - Christian High
  • Manav Raja Vinotha - Wentzville Liberty
  • Amaya Volz - Lewis & Clark Career Center
  • Matthew Zilz - Lutheran High
The event included an engaging panel discussion featuring industry experts from STEM fields. Leaders from Barnes Jewish Hospital, Boeing, Mastercard, and semi-conductor manufacturer MEMC were on hand to discuss STEM career opportunities and pass along words of wisdom to the students in the room.

Original source can be found here.

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