Sessions of 2026 Connection Conference: Lynette Clark

Clark, Lynette

Coconino county STEM Hub Coordinator

Lynette Clark is a dedicated STEM education advocate and community connector, currently serving as the STEM Hub Coordinator for Coconino County with SciTech Institute. In this role, she leads initiatives that promote STEM engagement across all ages—from early learners to older adults—ensuring that high-quality STEM learning opportunities are accessible to every part of the community. Lynette’s work focuses on cultivating partnerships with educators, industry professionals, and community organizations, supporting STEM events, and strengthening networks that inspire curiosity, innovation, and lifelong learning. Before joining SciTech Institute, Lynette spent 15 years as a science educator, where she developed a reputation for creating dynamic, hands-on learning environments that empowered students to explore scientific concepts with confidence. Her experience in the classroom shaped her passion for equitable STEM access and continues to influence her approach to regional STEM ecosystem building. Beyond her work in K–12 education, Lynette also served several years in the workforce development sector, where she designed and supported career pathway programs and helped build adult basic education initiatives. This background gives her a unique, cross-sector perspective—bridging education, workforce, and community needs to strengthen opportunities for learners at every stage of life. Driven by a commitment to community impact, collaboration, and meaningful learning, Lynette continues to expand STEM opportunities throughout Northern Arizona, helping individuals discover new skills, explore career interests, and connect with the rapidly evolving world of science and technology.