Wiete Fehner

Imaging Science PhD candidate at Washington University in St. Louis.

Selected Outreach Activities

I am dedicated to community outreach, engaging with diverse groups to foster educational advancement and societal impact. Through these activities, I have developed leadership skills and a commitment to driving meaningful change.

Event Planning and Management

Imaging Science Pathway (ISP) Annual Retreat
Organizing Committee Member, Washington University in St. Louis (2022 and 2023)
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As a member of the organizing committee, I played a key role in coordinating this major annual event that unites researchers from various imaging disciplines. My responsibilities included managing logistics for talks and poster sessions, enhancing the event's digital presence, and promoting community engagement among faculty and students.
ISP Retreat Details

STEM and Science Outreach

Graduate Ambassador
McKelvey School of Engineering, Washington University in St. Louis (05/2022 – Present)
I assist both prospective and current graduate engineering students, facilitating their academic transition and representing WashU at various recruitment events. My role includes serving as a panelist, offering career guidance and insights into graduate life at WashU.
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SciFest: Amazing Brain Carnival Volunteer
St. Louis Science Center (02/2024)
Engaged over 200 attendees in neuroscience demonstrations at this annual public event, enhancing community understanding of science and inspiring interest across a broad age range.

Community Outreach

Community Outreach Coordinator and Teacher
Rabulo e.V., Oldenburg, Germany (08/2016 – 12/2018)
I developed and led educational programs aimed at promoting intercultural competence among diverse groups, including unemployed women and refugees. This role involved crafting tailored educational content and fostering a supportive learning environment.

Instructor for Educational Seminars
Various Locations, Germany (09/2015 – 12/2018)
I conducted seminars on significant socio-political issues, including the consequences of national socialism. My seminars aimed to engage and educate a varied audience, from high school students to adults, encouraging critical thinking and historical awareness.