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It is with great pride and joy that the Khmer STEM Global Network (KSGN) welcomes Dr. Mengly J. Quach as a Distinguished Member of our global family. From a childhood shaped by hardship and displacement to a remarkable life devoted to education, healthcare, philanthropy, and service, Dr. Quach exemplifies the very best of humanity. He has transformed the challenges of his own journey into opportunities for thousands of others, demonstrating the extraordinary impact one person

We are delighted to welcome Monica Sing to the KSGN family! A Mathematics undergraduate at Princeton University, Monica is passionate about mathematical research and advancing STEM opportunities in Cambodia. Please join us in giving Monica a warm welcome to our global Khmer family. Welcome to KSGN, Monica!

We are delighted to welcome two inspiring Khmer professionals whose journeys reflect excellence, service, and a commitment to uplifting our community. Your expertise, passion, and dedication strengthen our growing global Khmer family. Together, we connect, empower, inspire, and build a brighter future for Cambodia and the world.

Saturday, October 3, 11AM EST (10PM Cambodia Time) Zoom link: https://cmu.zoom.us/j/92767142172?pwd=Bj7XbaFoGVOdFg4zeshR3Ag0DGmleu.1 Part 3 of the KSGN Lecture Series explores the remarkable journey of Steve Jobs, whose creativity, perseverance, and bold thinking helped transform personal computing, digital media, and mobile technology. Through his story, we will examine how curiosity, design, innovation, and the courage to think differently can turn simple ideas into technol

It is our great pleasure to welcome Seangmey Srou, Botumroath “Bo” LeBun, Venthean Ly, and Rith Yoeun to the Khmer STEM Global Network (KSGN)! We are excited to have these talented individuals, each bringing unique experiences, expertise, and aspirations to our growing global Khmer family. Together, we connect, support, inspire, and create opportunities for one another—and for the generations that follow. Welcome to KSGN!

It is our great pleasure and honor to welcome Dr. Khatharya Um, Professor at UC Berkeley, as the newest Distinguished Member of the Khmer STEM Global Network. We are deeply grateful to have a scholar, educator, and trailblazer of her distinction join our global Khmer family.

We are delighted to welcome our six newest members to the Khmer STEM Global Network! Each brings unique talents, experiences, and aspirations to our growing global family. Together, we connect, support, inspire, and empower one another while creating opportunities for the next generation. Welcome to KSGN—together, we go further!

We are delighted to welcome these exceptional new talents to the Khmer STEM Global Network. Each brings a unique journey, expertise, and passion for making a difference. Together, we are building a global Khmer community that connects, supports, inspires, and empowers one another—and the generations that follow—to dream bigger and achieve higher.

What if one tiny invention could change the world? This week’s KSGN Lecture Series explores William Shockley, the invention of the transistor, and the remarkable chain of events that helped give birth to Silicon Valley and the modern digital age. Lecture2 Beyond the technology, we’ll explore a deeper question: What drives people to dream boldly, persevere, and turn ideas into innovations that transform the world?

Please take a moment to listen to this song. Dream Little Dreamer was composed from the hearts of the Khmer STEM Global Network, calling on every Khmer child—at home and abroad—to dream, imagine, believe, and achieve. To our children: you will never be alone. Around the world, you have Khmer brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles you may have never met—not bound to you by blood, but connected by our love and pride in our culture, our heritage, our way of life, and above all,

Please join us in welcoming the newest members of the Khmer STEM Global Network! We are excited to have these talented individuals join our growing global Khmer STEM family. Together, we connect, empower, inspire, and build a brighter future for Cambodia and generations to come.

Check out STEM job listings on our website. It has STEM job listing from around the globe, including those in Cambodia. It is automatically refreshed every 6 hours, so it is up-to-date.

Recognizing the transformative power of artificial intelligence and the important role it will play in our future, the Khmer STEM Global Network is leading an effort to educate and empower the Cambodian community and the next generation to understand the possibilities, applications, and future of AI. The lecture series will be delivered by leading Khmer scientists and engineers working in the field. AI tools are freely available on our website for everyone to explore, learn,

This week’s Khmer Pride Webinar Series proudly features Dr. Khatharya Um, Associate Dean and Professor of Social Sciences at the University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Um will present “Upstream: Personal Reflections on a Journey Through American Higher Education,” sharing reflections from her remarkable academic journey and experiences in higher education. Join us for an inspiring conversation celebrating Khmer achievement, education, identity, and the power of giving back t

The KSGN Winter Retreat brings Khmer students and professionals together to learn, connect, share ideas, and build lasting friendships in a supportive global Khmer community. It is an opportunity to meet mentors and peers, explore new possibilities, strengthen our shared heritage, and inspire one another to dream bigger and achieve more—because when we grow together, we become stronger as individuals, as a community, and as a nation. Accommodation, foods, and activities will

Please attend Part 1 of the Lecture Series tomorrow, if you want to find out the secret sauce of success and whether it be learned and adapted. Clarification: Sorry to disappoint some of you, but Angela Duckworth will NOT give the lecture. The lecture will be delivered by Danith Ly, with a focus on her work. Here is the Zoom link: https://cmu.zoom.us/j/92767142172?pwd=Bj7XbaFoGVOdFg4zeshR3Ag0DGmleu.1 A working QR code is now on the flyer below. Part 1 of the lecture series ex