Growing up, Monica Wheat thought she’d be an engineer for a long time. As a student who excelled at math and science, she attended the Detroit Area Pre-College Engineering Program at the University of Michigan at 12 years old. At Southfield High School, her AP physics teacher and tech coach…
Source: www.crainsdetroit.com/women-leadership/monica-wheat-building-equitable-tech-ecosystem
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