Watch as MOSAC’s new director explores his science museum in Sacramento

I had the opportunity to work for the Children's Museum in Mexico City, which is one of the largest children's museums in Latin America, and that experience gave me the opportunity to know more about STEAM programs and how education, science, and arts can work together to bring more opportunities to children and families in general. Wow, my goals. Well, first of all, and I say to my team, you need to enjoy the work that you're doing, because if you enjoy it, you're going to put your passion and heart and mind in everything you do. So my goal is that every single team member enjoy what they are doing. They're doing an amazing job. We have amazing programs here in Mossack. That's one of my goals, that the team is happy. Working and doing what we are doing and that we're doing very well. Second, listen to the community and understand what they expect from MOSAC and its programs. So we want to really to understand where MOSAC next chapter needs to move and work with the communities building this next next chapter and stakeholders as well, of course. Well, we have amazing things coming November and December. So first we're going to have a collaboration with Aggie Square. It's called ARX and it's a combination of scientists working with artists and we're going to do eight installations of work of art, again, with an artist working with a scientist. So, another wonderful example of STEAM. Then we are going to have, still it's a secret, but we're going to have laser concerts in December. So, please stay tuned for that.