Jacqueline was featured on Access Hollywood with @MarioLopez for a THIRD time! This time, she got to surprise some amazing, national award-nominated teachers with a super special science demo for their classes! Stay tuned for the follow up and click on the image to watch the Jacqueline in action.
Black History Month: Jacqueline Means Leads Wilmington Urban STEM Initiative To Empower Young Girls
“When I was about 12 years old, I decided that it was going to be my job to encourage girls in my community to love STEM– science technology, engineering and math,” Jacqueline Means told CBS3’s Janelle Burrell.
Miss Black USA Talented Teen Shares Her Experience with Disney Dreamers Academy with Essence Magazine
Jacqueline Means, a future pediatric neurosurgeon, felt seen at Disney Dreamers Academy because students were encouraged to use their “unique and special talents to make the world a better place.” Being a Dreamer and STEM studies advocate led to Means to make appearances on Dr. Oz, the Today Show and The View.
Miss Black USA Talented Teen Named An AT&T Black Future Maker
In Wilmington, Delaware, Jacqueline Means stands before a classroom of young people with a beaker in one hand and a pipette in the other. The young stem scientist known professionally as “The STEM Queen” is conducting a session for young students on the wonderful world of science, technology, engineering and math. For the newly crowned Miss Black USA Talented Teen, STEM isn’t simply a passion, but also an opportunity to help young women from her community of Southbridge see beyond their surroundings. Through the Wilmington Urban STEM Initiative, which she founded, Means has shared her love of science with thousands of youth, spreading light in a community often cited for its crime.