Looking for an inspiring way to spend your lunch hour? Join us October 6 at 11:30 AM for a conversation about STEM Education with Rosalie Wade, Director of Education at Frontiers of Flight Museum. This Lunch Bunch is for educators, entrepreneurs, nonprofit leaders, STEM professionals, parents, and anyone curious about how education can create pathways to future careers.

Rosalie will take us behind the scenes of the work happening at the Frontiers of Flight Museum, sharing how the museum is building STEM pipelines, expanding girls-focused programming in South and West Dallas, and reimagining workforce development through aviation and aerospace education. With more than 75,000 student experiences each year, the museum plays a unique role in connecting students with hands-on STEM education and future career opportunities.

You’ll hear about the programs, partnerships, and strategies helping open doors for the next generation, while gaining a closer look at how museums and community organizations can play a role in preparing students for the workforce. Whether you work in education or STEM, are interested in supporting young people, or simply want to learn more about the future of aviation and aerospace, this conversation offers a chance to learn something new and connect with others in the community.

Rosalie Wade is the Director of Education at Frontiers of Flight Museum, a Smithsonian-affiliated museum in Dallas. She serves as Strategy Chair for the North Texas STEM+ Ecosystem and Co-Chair of the Dallas Sensory Consortium. Before entering museum education, Rosalie was an NCAA swimmer and spent more than a decade coaching swimming. She holds a B.S. in Business Administration from The College of Saint Rose and has been with Frontiers of Flight Museum since 2016.

Lunch Bunch Speaker Series is an informal conversation around topics of interest to members and nonmembers. Lunch is not provided, but you’re welcome to bring your own. The event is free and all are welcome.

Tuesday, October 6
11:30 AM–12:30 PM
MillHouse McKinney