Creativity in Six Chapters is a 60- 90 keynote that explores six ways we see creativity show up in our lives. Pushing the envelope during the conversation, we begin to explore what AI can mean for education. The workshop is built for interaction - so it can be used as both an interactive keynote or a breakout workshop. Four of the six chapters have a mini activity to keep the conversation going and growing through the presentation. 

Your Leadership Story is a 60-minute leadership conversation is informed by leadership highs (Emmy ® win, Non-Profit of the Year and more) to leadership lows that shape who we are as leaders and how we perform.  This talk is built to bring the stories we tell ourselves about leadership and what’s important to our unique narrative. This talk - which can be a keynote or done workshop style - explores the intersection of self-care, achieving clarity and purpose, leadership and the unique value proposition of your own leadership story.

STEM for Girls is a 45-minute workshop followed by a 15-minute Q&A session. This workshop can be tailored to focus on either "Affinity to Action" or "How to Parent a STEM Girl." Both versions highlight trends for achieving equity, key elements of building a strong STEM identity, and valuable resources to support the girl in your life who envisions a future in STEM.

Girls, Media, and the Scully Effect is a 45-minute workshop with an additional 15 min of Q&A. For instance, a 2018 study, 63% of scientists were influenced by the character Dana Scully from the X-Files. Focused on recent research, the way media portrays women scientists and influences girls’ career choices, this workshop shares role models, STEM identity, and what research today tells us about inspiring girls to embrace their STEM future.

When Jen does keynotes, she always adapts to you. When called upon to work with 3,000 software developers from Palm Pilot, Jen adapted her messaging to build creativity in 7 minute burst over five days.  For SASTE, the Southeastern Association for Science Teacher Education, Jen built a keynote for their conference of pre-service teachers called “Augmenting Reality: The Bending, Blending, and Emboldening of the classroom for the Imagination Generation.”  For her turn at Disney at the National Association for Gifted Children, she spoke to 2,000 teachers about “Stewarding the Magic of Childhood” and then led them in singing the Love Boat theme.  Always fun, inspiring, and packed with information and resources, Jen’s speeches are a great way to bring passion, vibrancy, and joy to your event.