Stephanie Weber

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University of Colorado Boulder
Assistant Director of Programs

As NCWIT’s Assistant Director of Programs, Stephanie leads the efforts of multiple NCWIT program teams and works with many partners to create collaborative programs in order to broaden participation in STEM in strategic areas across the US.

Before coming to NCWIT, Stephanie was a public education teacher in the state of Colorado where she taught science, health, and physical education. Stephanie also worked extensively on STEM curriculum development for many private and public organizations.

Stephanie graduated from the University of North Carolina with her MS in Biological Sciences and from the University of Michigan with her BS in Biology.

When she is not working, Stephanie enjoys traveling around the world both on foot and on skis with her family. She also maintains a small ranch in the foothills with a growing number of horses, dogs, goats and chickens.

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