Which description best fits you?

You are a big fan of science and have chosen to use it

 in your current or future career.

You may also be a science enthusiast who knows

a lot about science and is always willing to learn more!

 Deep inside you know science is interesting but

somewhere along the way, you became confused 

by it or decided that science is just TOO hard.

You are possibly charmed or intrigued by my personality, style,

or the fact that I don't fit the overarching

and unfortunate stereotype of a woman in science,

and came here to find out more!

Who's not visiting my website?

People who have given up on science

altogether or believe

that science must be presented in a stuffy,

intellectual manner!

The findings of science are fun, fascinating, and can ultimately be manipulated

and harnessed for practical purposes to improve mankind and the world.

Science has many facts that are very helpful to know. You will be more successful 

These facts and rules can be easily learned, especially if they are

transmitted in a fun and entertaining way.

Anyone can learn science, but don't expect to learn it all in 5 minutes or 5 days!

 Ask yourself if you have a favorite area of science and read a book about it. I have several

great recommendations if don't know where to start.

You don't have to learnscience just from me or your teachers.

The more enthusiastic your role model, the more excited you will be about science.

Find websites and people that resonate with the way you like to learn new material!

Do you like make-up? See if you can understand the chemistry of make-up.

Do you like history? Read about some scientists in the era that most intrigues you.

Do you appreciate the latest technologies? It's easy to find the scientific concepts behind

those.

This may seem overwhelming sometimes, but one can 

break down bigger scientific tasks to more manageable segments.

The tone of my site will primarily be positive, encouraging, and smart.

I will attempt to make this website appealing to a broad range of readers,

trying to capture both active and latent fascination with science in a

non-threatening manner.

I will use scientific terminology and will do my best to explain the 

vocabulary if necessary. 

(ex: ethical issues surrounding the use of embryonic stem cells,

animal research, evolution), but will not spend time addressing these issues on this

website.

I may discuss ways in which science is successfully or unsuccessfully

portrayed to the public and especially to young people.

I respect your capacity to learn difficult material and will not water down the topics

or gloss over important information.