EARLY CAREERS, Pull up a chair! Megan Singleton and I close out this webinar series with strategies to position you to purpose - not just in your current role, but your future STEM careers as well! Learn the habits and characteristics of a “top performer”, how to seek the right mentor, and tools you can use to master your craft. READ HER BIO BELOW: Ms. Megan Singleton is the founder and CEO of Aspire to Intern (Write Frame, LLC). She began her professional journey in STEM over twenty years ago as a high school student interning in university and government labs. After graduate school, she began a successful career as an Environmental Scientist for the federal government, but her career took a transformative turn into education when she decided to champion STEM education and careers for underrepresented students. Ms. Singleton has served in a myriad of roles, from a science teacher to a STEM college admissions recruiter and a federal education grant manager. Her work has primarily focused on supporting and advocating for black, low-income, and first-generation college populations. Ms. Singleton's innate writing ability, a skill she has honed over a decade, is the foundation of her business. She leverages this talent to provide high-quality career services to guide high school and college students in securing internships and early careers. Her mission is to enhance the employability and social capital of those she serves. Ms. Singleton is a native of McClellanville, SC, and holds a Bachelor's in Environmental Science from Spelman College and a Master's in Marine Sciences from Savannah State University.