Tag: Black women in STEM
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Dorothy Phillips makes history as the first Black woman to lead the American Chemical Society, focusing on inclusivity and inspiring young scientists in her presidential role.
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Nigerian scientist Rose-Margaret Ekeng-Itua makes history as the world’s first Black woman to earn a PhD in Cybernetics, championing diversity in STEM and inspiring future generations.
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Dr. Carlotta Berry becomes the first Black woman to earn tenure at Rose-Hulman, championing STEM diversity through innovative robotics education and community involvement.
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