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In this episode, I talk with Dr. Kari L. Jordan, Ph.D., executive director at The Carpentries, about her transition from engineering to leading a nonprofit firm, and how nonprofits are shaping the future of science and technology. We also delve into the importance of equity and inclusion in STEM.
***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.***
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Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Kari:
- Could you share your path from engineering school to becoming the CEO of a nonprofit?
- As we discuss nonprofits, how does your engineering background contribute to the organization and its causes?
- How does your nonprofit tackle equity and inclusion, and what impact do you aim to achieve?
- How did your values influence your choice to lead a nonprofit, considering key experiences in your journey?
- Can you highlight any impactful experiences that have shaped your perspective on the intersection of engineering, nonprofits, and your values?
- How does your organization balance pursuing its mission with practical issues like funding and sustainability in addressing societal challenges?
- Could you provide advice or insights for aspiring engineers or individuals interested in pursuing a career in the nonprofit sector?
- As we talk about that insight and advice, what would be a way to approach deciding to go into the nonprofit sector versus the industry?
- How can people get in touch with you further, and in what ways can they stay connected to learn more?
Here Are Some Key Points Discussed in This Episode About the Impact of Nonprofits in Shaping the Future of Science and Technology:
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