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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Science Ambassador Fellowship is a professional development opportunity that connects science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) educators with public health professionals to integrate public health concepts, practices, and resources into classrooms. As a 2024–2025 CDC Science Ambassador Fellow, I participated in an orientation at CDC headquarters in Atlanta, followed by a year-long collaboration with a cohort of educators and CDC scientists to explore how epidemiology, disease surveillance, outbreak investigations, and public health decision-making can enhance STEM education. In this microbrew, I will share my experiences as a fellow, including lessons learned from engaging with CDC facilities, scientists, and resources, as well as insights gained from developing and implementing public health-focused curriculum. Attendees will learn about opportunities for integrating CDC resources and public health perspectives into microbiology education, as well as pathways for pursuing professional development through the Science Ambassador program.
