SER STEM Day 2025
It’s almost time for our SER STEM Day! This unique, virtual event is designed to spark interest and excitement in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) for students in middle school through high school. Join us from anywhere and explore excellent panel discussions, engage with STEM professionals, and discover how STEM fields are shaping the future.
How to Participate:
Register for the event to get access to the livestream. No special equipment is needed – just a computer or tablet with internet access!
Who Should Attend?
SER STEM Day is open to students, parents, and educators who want to explore the amazing opportunities STEM offers. Whether you are looking to introduce STEM concepts to young learners or help students deepen their knowledge about the field, this virtual event provides a unique, fun, and educational experience for all.
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Guest Speakers
Jay Flores
Jay Flores is a Global STEM Ambassador, founder of Invent The Change, and a two-time semifinalist on NBC’s American Ninja Warrior. He recently starred on Amazon Prime Video’s Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity? and has hosted PBS’s innovation show Make48. Jay also starred on Telemundo’s Exatlon and competed on ESPN in primetime! With additional appearances on local news channels across the country, Jay has become a leading advocate for Hispanic representation in STEM, using his platform to inspire the next generation of innovators.
Michelle Tovar-Mora is a trailblazing first-generation Latina college graduate and a dynamic Mechanical Engineer in the Energy Sector. With both a Bachelor’s and Master’s of Science in Mechanical Engineering from California State University, Los Angeles, Michelle has carved a remarkable path in a traditionally male-dominated field. Her journey to success has been deeply influenced by her involvement with the Society of Women Engineers (SWE), where she found not just peers, but a powerful support system. This community has been instrumental in her growth, helping her connect with like-minded women and fostering her passion for engineering. Beyond her professional achievements, Michelle is a passionate advocate for diversity in STEM. She is committed to inspiring more women and Latinos to pursue careers in science and engineering by openly sharing her own journey. She is equally dedicated to dispelling the myth that women must choose between career success and motherhood.
Michelle Tovar-Mora
Guillermo “Willy” Morales
Guillermo “Willy” Morales was born in Los Angeles, California. Soon after, he moved to his parents’ hometown of Calvillo Aguascalientes, Mexico until he was five years old. He has lived in Oklahoma City ever since, where he graduated from Santa Fe South High School class of 2007. Willy received his Bachelors in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Oklahoma in 2013 & his Master of Science in Engineering & Technology Management from Oklahoma State University in the spring of 2020. He is currently a Mechanical Structures Engineering Manager at the Boeing Company in OKC. In this role he leads a team of Structural Design & Analysis engineers in support of maintenance & repair efforts of the B1-B Bomber fleet.
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