My name is Priscilla Agyabeng, and I am 16 years old. I am proud to be an ambassador because it will enable me to illustrate what a STEM career really looks like, broaden the future of young people by exposing them to the vast breadth and depth of opportunities, sharing stories of my own experience of being an ambassador in STEM and also showing others especially young youth the steps they need to take to get there themselves.

I am interested in STEM because it permeates every part of my life. STEM activities also provide hands-on and mind-on lessons for me as a student. It also makes maths and science fun and interesting, which will help me, the student, do much more than learn.

My goal is to extend STEM to others, especially young youth, to encourage the generation of innovators because increased innovation can help inspire and create products and ideas that can help boost the economy and solve complex world problems.

I have many fun facts about me. But the most common one is telling my colleagues how I used to pronounce things when I was young, which makes us happy.