Lean In, Women in Science is an annual public event to inspire teenage girls in STEM fields. The event features accomplished female scientists talking about their careers, challenges, and successes, followed by conversation in small groups over dinner.

This is a two-part event designed to connect accomplished women in science with high school girls who are interested in STEM. All ages and genders are welcome, but the main target audience is high school girls.

The event starts at 4pm with a group interview of six prominent woman scientists followed by smaller breakout groups for dinner on the lawn at 5:15pm, where attendees will be able to chat informally with a panel member. This event is free and open to the public. Dinner is catered by Foster's Market. 

Advance sign up for dinner is required. Sign up will open at the event website on March 20. Dinner seating is limited to 14 seats per panelist, first come first served. Attendees younger than 14 should be accompanied by an adult.