Rachel Myers

Rachel was the Society’s Communications Associate from September 2021 to July 2023. She contributed to blog writing and media pitching. Rachel came to the Society from Reno, Nevada where she worked as a news producer and weekend assignment manager for the local CBS affiliate, KTVN 2 News. There she produced several hours of breaking news coverage during the 2020 Downtown Reno riots, covered the 2020 Presidential and local elections, and kept the community informed during wildfire seasons and the ever-changing coronavirus pandemic. Rachel received her B.A. in Journalism from the University of Nevada, Reno. During college, she worked as Student Content Editor at the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine.

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Maya Ajmera, Gayle Wilson and two other women hold a discussion in front of a crowd.

Gayle Wilson named to Society for Science Honorary Board

2022 Science Talent Search finalists pose with an If/Then statue of an STS alumna.

Celebrating women breaking barriers in STEM

Finalists gather in person for the 2022 Regeneron STS Public Day

Regeneron STS finalists celebrate Public Day in person for the first time since 2019

Brooke Dunefsky is seen with her podcasting microphone and laptop

Regeneron Science Talent Search finalists find their voices in the world of podcasting

Daniel Larsen, a Regeneron Science Talent Search 2022 Finalist plays an online game of chess.

These Regeneron Science Talent Search Finalists have a way with words

Notable Alumni - Nancy Durant Edmonds

Celebrating Black leaders in STEM

Shriya Tailor holding her invention's prototype.

Renewable energy from space? One student hopes to harness it.

Regeneron STS 2022: 300 sparkling scholars in STEM.

The Regeneron STS 2022 Top 300 Scholars are sparkling in STEM fields

Middle school student, Anna Kilponen, received the Lemelson Early Inventor Prize.

One student aims to keep swimmers safe during the coronavirus pandemic

Karthika Hariprasad was recognized as a Lemelson Early Inventor

Could dissolvable, disposable gloves be the future of healthcare and help the environment? One student thinks so.

Gliders and planes on display at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum

Taking to the virtual skies with the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum

Om Guin stands in front of his project, a voice-enabled smart pillbox aimed to remind seniors to take their medication

“Hey Alexa, did I take my pills today?” One student wants to help the elderly remember to take their medications and maybe save a life