Monday, November 17 &
Tuesday, November 18
70 Constitution Avenue, Concord, NH
Monday, November 17 &
Tuesday, November 18
Cyrena was an aspiring meteorologist at the age of 5. Her early career included working for multiple NASA contractors, installing weather stations on the remote Alaska tundra for 6 years, then coming to New Hampshire as the Director of Summit Operations for the Mount Washington Observatory along with serving as a NH1 News TV Meteorologist. Cyrena is currently the Director of Product Marketing at AtmosphericG2.
In addition to her corporate responsibilities, she engages in STEM events, school presentations, and conference keynotes across New England. Sharing with students how she went from failing math in grade school to obtaining a meteorology and math degree is an important part of her story. She has written two children’s books, was included in the Union Leader "40 Under 40", and awarded the 2019 NH Tech Professional of the year. Cyrena is also a storm chaser, wife, and mother of two. She can always be found outside enjoying all New Hampshire has to offer, regardless of the weather!
Join Tom Laliberte (Bedford SD Assistant Superintendent) and Mark MacLean (NHSAA Executive Director) as they co-moderate a timely panel exploring the rapidly evolving impact of AI in schools.
A diverse group—including a lawyer, cybersecurity expert, district leaders, educators, students, and a parent—will tackle real-world questions:
This conversation will adapt to emerging issues throughout the fall—don’t miss this essential session for staying ahead of AI’s influence in education.