Flaunting the Intersection of #BlackGirlMagic and #STEM

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As a 15-year-old freshman at Florida State University and a former contestant on CBS' Survivor, J'Tia has always challenged herself. Now she’s turned her attention to increasing minority participation in STEM and national security and serving as a spark to ignite the future.

In her own philanthropic vision, J’Tia envisions her serving as the multidimensional woman she is, pushing a more inclusive and modern approach to STEM to young Black & Brown girls. She wants to show them you can be in STEM and still be cool and versatile.

Follow the journey… @JTiaPhD

👸🏾Rebel girls stand up! My little girl @bunnyh16 and I celebrated International Women’s Day by reading about black women who moved the needle. She picked the stories of Dr. Mae C. Jemison and Dr. Maya Angelou. I could not have been a proud
🤚🏾 Raise your hand if you're a boss! Today is International Women's Day a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. This day is also a call to action for women's equality. #IWD2021 #choosetochall
Repost from @ifthenshecan * * * * * * * * * * * * * * If you weren't already aware, #IfThenSheCanAmbassador and nuclear engineer, Dr. J'Tia Hart, was a 2014 contestant on CBS's revered reality show, Survivor. ⁠⁠ ⁠⁠ After her appearance on the show s

Black Girl Magic encompasses the Beauty, Power & Resilience of Black women.

STEM is the collective fields of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics