STEM C^2 Research Summit on April 21st- EEG Team takes stage

We had the opportunity to showcase our research at our Bergen C^2 Research Summit. We had high schools, colleges, and universities come present their level of work. Even faced another EEG team during the summit. Look at the beauty that is our poster. Unbeknownst to everyone our research was incomplete. We had issues with analyzing our data in time for the conference but we were able to use GAD-7 survey as the main source of our analysis without the data from the readings to confirm our results. We still did amazing job on our presentation!!!!! I had the opportunity to glance over on one of the judges clipboard and saw we did extremely well but not enough to garner a top spot in the award ceremony. Also, I asked to present at a 4-day Neural Engineering Conference in Shanghai, China on May. IEEE EMBS (the electrical engineering society biomedical engineering chapter) thought what we had was quite interesting and that level of research is quite special at community college level. 

All of us with Pop Sivo.

Black & White's make everything much better.

Whoa!!! that plane looks so awesome. Photos by Moi. lol

My baby!!! A lot of work gone into the design, look, and perfect placement of everything. Visually its the best poster there not saying it because I made it of course. lol

Ladies of STEM!!! STEM Union President Kimberley, New STEM Union President Maryam, and New Student Government President Sibora. 

More angles of the STEM plane.

Fun time during the conference setting up and helping people unfamiliar with Bergen to their poster designation. 

My EEG girls Nikita and Agatha.

Nikita, Agatha, and Mahtab are enjoying the beauty of Bergen.

Jenny, Minjoo, and I are stress-free after presenting to the first judge. I guess now we can do this thing!!!

Presenting at Ramsey Middle School, Group Picture for Research Poster for Spring 2017, and newest Jack Kent Cook Scholar.

Dr. Di Lauro and I had the opportunity to attend and present at Ramsey's Middle School 7th and 8th science fair. We shown what Bergen had to offer in terms of research and variety of projects ranged from robotics to 3D printed caps. 

Dr. Di Lauro and I representing Bergen.

Team EEG Brainwaves!!!!! Group photo for our research poster. 

Alex serenading the women of EEG with his voice. 

Agatha and Cassie mid convo on burritos.

Nicolette feeling very angst at the moment.  

Dan is always the avid reader of things concerning Columbia University.

Carmel and Evans are mid converting to Hydroponics before I caught them in the act.

I see you Heineken!!!! (Yes!!! exact like the beer)

They made up their minds on ordering burritos.

Congratulations Daniela!!! Newest awardee of Jack Kent Cook Scholarship and has a $40,000 ticket to go anywhere she pleases.  

STEM takes Princeton!!!!

Sorry for the late updates!!! With Summer 1 started this past Monday we have the opportunity to show you (the readers) what we're been doing since our spring internship. STEM students and I had the opportunity to attend the American Association for Physics Teachers annual conference this past March. It was held at Princeton University and we had the pleasure in meeting speaker Dr. Kent Yagi post-doctorate student at Princeton. His presentation focused on Gravitational Waves which was quite fascinating.  

Princeton's Mascot, The Tigers!!!

Team Bergen!!!!

Had the opportunity to look at their Theoretical class rooms and labs with fellow STEM member Doucina.

Happy St. Patrick's Day!!!!