Tiger Talks is a monthly virtual science outreach program organized by the Clemson University Science Outreach Center. The program runs from September to May and features a 20-minute science lesson or talk led by a Clemson professor/presenter, followed by a 10-minute Q&A session. These sessions are conducted via Zoom and aim to engage and inspire children ages 8-12 with cutting-edge scientific knowledge and research.

Purpose: The goal of Tiger Talks is to:

  • Promote scientific literacy and curiosity among children.
  • Provide a platform for professors to share their research and expertise.
  • Foster a connection between Clemson University and the broader community.

Format:

  • Duration: 30 minutes (20-minute talk + 10-minute Q&A)
    • 9:30-10:00 am
  • Platform: Zoom Webinar
  • Frequency: Once a month (January-December 2025)

Save these dates! Registration links will be added for each Tiger Talk.

February 12, 2026  9:30am

Register HERE

SHARETTA M. WYNN, PH.D. (SHE/HER)

DIRECTOR, RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION

Math Superpowers: How Kids Shine Even When Life Gets Hard

This uplifting presentation shares real stories of middle school students who succeeded in math despite facing challenging life circumstances. Through simple, relatable examples, Dr. Wynn shows how children use creativity, family support, problem-solving skills, and resilience to learn and grow. The talk encourages parents, educators, and students to recognize the strengths they already have and how those strengths help children succeed in school and beyond.

April 16, 2026   9:30am

ALISON N STARR-MOSS, Ph.D.

Dog Genetics

DIRECTOR OF ADVISING AND INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS

Dean’s Distinguished Lecturer

Department of Genetics and Biochemistry

May 14, 2026   9:30am

Thomas Floyd

Topic TBA

 

 

 

LOGO TigerTalks RGB OrngPur