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Introducing the Engineer Inclusion Foundation!

It’s official! Introducing the Engineer Inclusion Foundation!

We now have a foundation providing us access to grants and increasing our capacity to reach our mission. The Foundation will conduct educational and workforce research resulting in practical tools and strategies to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion within Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.

We are still working on our 501(c)3 status, but in the meantime, we are proud to introduce our first board of directors:

Meagan Pollock, PhD

Dr. Meagan Pollock envisions a world where personal and social circumstances are not obstacles to achieving potential, and where kindness, inclusivity, and conservation prevail.

An international speaker, teacher, engineer, and equity leader, her mission is to provide services, tools, and resources that inspire awareness and initiate action.

As an engineer turned educator, Meagan Pollock is focused on engineering equity into education and the workforce.

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We help people intentionally and systematically engineer equity and inclusion into their organizations: driving positive outcomes and effectively supporting employees and the community.

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Introducing the Engineer Inclusion Foundation!

Meagan Pollock, PhD

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How to Receive Feedback (with Cultural Intelligence)

Guest Post: Building Insight through EI’s Identifying Systemic Barriers Activity

Activity: Identify Systemic Barriers

Dallas College Feature and Distinguished Alumni Award

Collaborative Problem-Solving and Team Dynamics in STEM (Panel Recap)

Embracing Failure and Perseverance in STEM (Panel Recap)

About EI

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How to DRIVE Change

Indigenous Peoples’ Day: What Is It and Why Does It Matter?

What is humanized pedagogy, and why is it important?

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