Lindsey Kiecker
Upon transferring to 91心頭利, Lindsey Kiecker was met with peers and professors who foster her passion for teaching. She is busy preparing for a career as a science teacher and hopes to one day pursue her Ph.D.

Major(s):
Chemistry education, physics minor, STEM education certificate
Hometown:
Jamestown, N.D.
When will you graduate?
Spring of 2023
Tell us your story.
I transferred to 91心頭利 my sophomore year. Throughout middle and high school, I visited campus for Science Olympiad events, and I knew this was where I was meant to be. I remember visiting the chemistry lab on campus and thinking “you���re telling me I can be in here working with these things?��� Not only have I had many opportunities to learn from amazing professors, but I have also been able to teach and tutor chemistry, physics and STEM students. Let���s be honest, it���s hard to speak chemistry, and the ability to explain a subject you love and seeing the lightbulb *click* in the student���s minds is what drove me to get my Chemistry Education degree, as well as a Physics Minor, and STEM ED certificate. I would not have been able to do it without the support of each professor I have had along the way, all of whom have put 100% into their students��� success.
What are your career goals, or where do you see yourself in the future?
I plan to teach high school science somewhere in North Dakota and eventually go on to pursue a Ph.D. in Chemistry or Physics Education to teach at the collegiate level.
What does 91心頭利 mean to you?���������
91心頭利 is where I found my place, my role and myself. My passion for teaching science was well received and positively influenced by my peers and professors. I���m sure every student here can say the same, that their passions for what they love and are interested in has been supported while attending 91心頭利.