In lieu of an in-person ceremony — canceled this year due to COVID-19 — the Edmonds SnoKing Branch of AAUW is recognizing students from Edmonds School District high schools for outstanding achievement in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics).
In addition, the AAUW announced Keren Seare, a senior at Edmonds-Woodway High School, as the winner of its $1,600 STEM scholarship. An International Baccalaureate candidate, Seare plans on majoring in computer science at the University of Washington this fall and will be a first-generation college student.
Other honorees include:
Edmonds Woodway High
Math: Ivah Kaushansky
Science: Conor ( Jade) Gibbs
Technology: Priscilla Park
Lynnwood High
Math: Marina Avila
Science: Su Ah Choi
Technology:Eya Tunkara
Meadowdale High
Math: Eliza Moloney
Science: Kahlan Fleiger- Holmes
Mountlake Terrace High
Math: Grace Lane
Science: Tiffany Vuong
Technology: Saloni Sanger
As part of the American Association of University Women, the Edmonds SnoKing Branch is committed to the AAUW mission—advancing gender equity for women and girls through research, education, and advocacy.
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