Lab alumna Margaux Ascherl (Price) featured

March 25, 2021

Lab alumna Margaux Ascherl (Price) gets featured in Successful Farming

As the program delivery manager, autonomy, at John Deere, Margaux Ascherl is challenging the stereotypes so that every girl knows a STEM career is within her reach and that gender should be the last thing on her mind.

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Lab alumna Margaux Ascherl (Price) gets featured in Successful Farming As the program delivery manager, autonomy, at John Deere, Margaux […]