STEM | Women's Radio Network

Change the Future with Synergy4WBO

August 9, 2021 by Pat Lynch, Editor-in-Chief

Shirley Vincent shares how Synergy4WBO aims at changing the future for businesses owned by people of color and women.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: business, economics, internet radio, mathematics, on-demand radio, online radio, pat lynch, podcast, Science, Shirley Vincent, small business, speak up, STEM, Synergy4WBO, technology, women in business, Women of Color, women owned business, women's radio network, women1994, Womens Radio, WomensRadio

STEM Inspires the Next Generation

December 18, 2020 by Pat Lynch, Editor-in-Chief

Dr. Ashie Bhandiwad discusses STEM and its importance.

Filed Under: Science Tagged With: children, Dr. Ashie Bhandiwad, economics, education, internet radio, mathematics, on-demand radio, online radio, pat lynch, podcast, Science, speak up, STEM, StemChef, technology, women's radio network, women1994, Womens Radio, WomensRadio

Professor Ann Mari May on Closing the Gender Gap in Economics

December 12, 2018 by Susan Michel

Professor May discusses why there has been a big recent push for women in STEM but no equivalent for the male-dominated field of economics.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: business, change, college, economics, economy, finance, Glen Eagle, growth, Knowledge, Professor, STEM, Susan Michel, The Middle Way, Wealth Management, women, women in business, Women in STEM, Women’s Progress, Workforce

A Journey from Bus Driver to Aerospace Engineer with Clare McGlory

May 2, 2018 by Susan Michel

Clare McGlory, an aerospace engineer based in San Diego, shares her career journey and provides valuable advice.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: aerospace, business, career, engineering, family, Glen Eagle, guidance, mentoring, mother, STEM, Susan Michel, The Middle Way

The Unpredictability of Life with Jen McNelis

January 24, 2018 by Susan Michel

Susan is joined by Jen McNelis as she talks about college majors, careers and the importance of learning once a part of the workforce.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: Adversity, business, college, family, Glen Eagle, inspirational, mother, Software Development, STEM, Susan Michel, The Middle Way, Tragedy, web development, Workforce

Climate Science from a Climate Scientist

February 5, 2016 by Joan Michelson

What is the mainstream media getting completely wrong” about climate change? Climate Scientist Katharine Hayhoe explains.

Filed Under: Science Tagged With: climate change, climate science, Katharine Hayho, STEM

Thrive in Your STEM Career!

July 29, 2013 by Pat Lynch, Editor-in-Chief

Karen Purcell discusses the challenges she faced in her STEM career and how she overcame them.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: author, book, business, engineering, Karen Purcell, mathematics, pat lynch, pk electrical, Science, speak up, STEM, technology, unlocking your brilliance

Gen Y Women WISE Up to Careers in STEM

June 19, 2013 by Tamara Bell

Creating community helps female students avoid being “the only”

Filed Under: World Tagged With: Arizona State University, College of Technology and Innovation, engineering, entrepreneurship, gen y, Keeping Up with Gen Y, math, Robyn McKay, Science, STEM, tamara bell, technology, wise