
Meet Ánh Ngọc
Founder of STEM fyrir framtíðina
Hello! My name is Anh Ngoc but you can also call me Ruby. I started this initiative because I strongly believe that high school students in Iceland and of course all around the world, lack acess to STEM resources. Through STEM fyrir framtíðina (STEM for the Future), I truly hope to inspire young people to follow their STEM dreams and build a tight-knit online community where everyone feels empowered and supported!

Daniel Lin
Director of Operations & New York Chapter Lead
Staten Island Technical High School

Ziva Moe
Research Program Manager
Myanmar

Shivani Chalichama
Research Program Manager
Centreville High School

Steffi Suvakeen
Event Coordinator
Staten Island Technical High School

Anshika Kumar
Social Media Manager
Georgia, U.S.

Shravya Nadagowda
Research Program Manager
California, U.S:

Domenica Plaza
Our Colorado Chapter Leader @ Fairview High School
16, Chilean-American and I have lived abroad most of my life! I speak four languages and just adore communicating with people. Our stories are so important and crucial to human connection, our joy powers our neurons to create that connection as hands interlink! I’m excited to embark on this journey with STEM for the Future and Science National Honors Society. We meet monthly on the second Wednesday of each month. From 4-6 ish MST. Science NHS works to connect those passionate about science with peers just like them! We want to encourage and foster the drive for discovery
Makayla Anderson
Our Minnesota Chapter Leader & Founder
Hi, I’m Makayla Anderson, a 17-year-old CNA from Chatfield, MN. I also lead initiatives like Girls in Oncology, and Students Living Against Tobacco, and serve on the FEMA Youth Preparedness Council. I’m passionate about medicine, advocacy, and creating real change in my community.


Miley & Jeeyoon
South Korea Chapter Leaders @ Cheongna Dalton School
Hello! We are Miley and Jeeyoon We’re both juniors and attend an international school located in Korea. Having experiences living in foreign countries, we’ve grown to discover our passion in researching and discovering new areas in STEM especially biochemistry. As much as we are thrilled to open up a chapter in South Korea, we are determined to make a change in our community and expose more students to embark on this new start!
