Hispanic Heritage Month Posters STEM Careers Hispanic American Scientists
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I used these to create a poster wall for Hispanic Heritage Month. My students and I enjoyed learning about all of their accomplishments.
I switch out my scientists throughout the year! This was a great addition to my growing diverse library of scientists throughout the world to share with my students.
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Inspire your students with this poster set of 11 amazing Hispanic Americans who were or are inventors, engineers, scientists, mathematicians, astronauts, and doctors.
This pack includes:
- Franklin Chang-Díaz – the first Hispanic NASA astronaut.
- Mario J. Molina – a chemist who was the first to discover that CFCs were depleting the ozone layer.
- Ellen Ochoa – an engineer and inventor who was the first female Hispanic-American astronaut.
- Frances Colón – a neuroscientist who is passionate about encouraging girls and women into STEM, and who works on bringing change on international climate goals.
- Dr. Helen Rodriguez Trías – a pediatrician who was the first Latina director of the American Public Health Association.
- Alberto Pedro Calderón – an internationally recognized mathematician who made contributions to many topics in math.
- Albert Baez – a physicist who co-invented the x-ray reflection microscope to study living cells.
- Ynes Mexia – a botanist who collected thousands of plants in the Americas, often traveling solo as she followed her passion.
- Luis Walter Alvarez – a physicist and inventor who developed the liquid hydrogen bubble chamber.
- France A. Córdova – an astrophysicist who has contributed to the areas of x-ray and gamma ray sources, and space-borne instrumentation.
- José M. Hernández - an engineer and NASA astronaut who applied to NASA's training program 11 times before being accepted.
The color posters are 8.5x11 (letter size) and 2-per-page size.
I hope you and your students love these posters!
More Hispanic Heritage Month resources you may also like:
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