Episode Ten - No Limits to STEM

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"We can't get the future we wanted if we fail to take advantage of the STEM education, we must open students all over the world to it, in order for us to get the future we can all be proud of." - Bamigboye Olurotimi Roxane Romulus was introduced to the world of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) otherwise known as drones by an aviator with 25 years of experience in the aviation industry. He agreed to take her under his wing and mentor her. Over the course of a year, she learned everything she could about the drone industry. She later Co-Founded DreamView Drone Productions, a local Atlanta based drone company and took on the role of Teaching Assistant for the FAA Part 107 certification class. This pushed her to become an FAA certified drone pilot herself and as a parent of two young girls, she saw the need to prepare the next generation for future drone careers. She founded Black Girl Drone World, an online education company, to train young women of color about this emerging technology with the goal of introducing students to the world of drones through STEM. Through Black Girl Drone World, she shares her passion for drones and serves as a role model for young women who want to take flight in the drone industry.

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