Members of the Advisory Board were selected because of their expertise and experience in mathematics and science education, community outreach, science centers, and ethnic media. They have offered ideas on the overall development of the project, given feedback on project components, suggested links to other partners in their communities, and recommended ways to replicate the project in other ethnic communities.
Sandy Close, Executive Director of NAM, at LHS news briefing.
Hattie Carwell, Executive Director, Museum of African American Technology (MAAT) Science Village
Sandy Close, Executive Director, New American Media
Erica Glenn, Children’s Librarian, Berkeley Public Library
Miriam Leiva, TODOS: Mathematics for All and Professor Emerita in Mathematics at University of North Carolina
Hector Mendez, Executive Director, La Familia Counseling Service
Diane Miller, Senior Director, St. Louis Science Center
Alice Peralta, Bilingual Classroom Teacher, Washington Unified School District
Patsy Roybal, Parent Leadership Training Consultant
Robert Russell, Director, Science and Health Programs, Self Reliance Foundation
Josephine Urso, Retired Deputy Superintendent, District 19, New York City