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Topics: Diversity, Diversity in Science, Women in Science
By Lynnette Holloway, March 7, 2014:
The Root: 17 Black Women in Science and Tech You Should Know
In honor of Women’s History Month, The Root pays tribute to African-American women working in the fastest growing field around the globe. While their numbers may be relatively few (pdf), they are making great strides, using their science, math and engineering degrees to amass impressive digital portfolios. Jobs in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) are projected to expand at more than double the rate of the entire U.S. labor force through 2018, according to a recent STEMconnector report
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Christina Lewis Halpern (Courtesy Christina Lewis Halper); Laura Weidman Powers (Courtesy of Stanford University); Angela Benton (Courtesy of Angela Benton)
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