The STEMINIST podcast is produced at the Cullen College of Engineering at the University of Houston aimed at celebrating trailblazing women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.
You will hear industry leaders, engineering researchers, and female faculty members at the Cullen College talk about their journeys in STEM and how their work impacts the next generation of female STEMINISTs.
PhD candidate, Kristin Schaefer, asks for females in ages ranging from middle school to post-graduates to fill out her pre screening questionnaire for her research on engineering education. If you participated in an engineering enrichment program at a young age and continued on with engineering, please fill out the survey to have your voice heard!
In this episode, STEMINIST host Michelle Patrick-Krueger talks with Debbie Korth, the Orion Deputy Program Manager at NASA’s Johnson Space Center talks about her role in designing, developing, testing, verifying, and certifying NASA’s next-generation human-rated spacecraft for Artemis missions. Listeners will also get an inside perspective on how the upcoming Artemis 1 mission will impact the next generation of space missions.
Elizabeth Richardson a UH industrial engineering senior and a member of the UH Swim & Dive team, talks with STEMINIST host Trinity Doan on her choice to be a student athlete and pursue a STEM degree.
Elizabeth also shares some advice on why pursuing an engineering degree is worthwhile.
We're preparing Cullen College engineers for the fall 2022 Engineering Career Fair. Emily Clark, University Recruiting Specialist from Haliburton is sharing tips & tricks that will help engineering students land your resume in the 'yes' pile.
In this 2-part episode, STEMINIST host Michelle Patrick-Krueger talks with CEO JesTech NASA, Subcontractor Nellie Chappel-White joins the STEMINIST podcast to share some insight on her experience hiring engineers in today's job market.
STEMINIST host Michelle Patrick-Krueger is back for part 2 of her conversation with CEO JesTech NASA, Subcontractor Nellie Chappel-White shares some best practices on how to stand out amongst other applicants and some must-do things you can do to land the job!
In this episode, STEMINIST host Aria Shankar interviews Le Shorn Benjamin to talk about the importance of creating pathways to engineering . Le Shorn discusses some of her new research in the college focused around Engineering Education and how this work will lead to the development of an engineering education program at the University of Houston. In recognition of this important work, Benjamin was recently selected for the inaugural cohort of the American Society for Engineering Education's eFellos program.
In this episode, STEMINIST host Nusayba Eli-Ali interviews María Alejandra González-González, a UH postdoctoral researcher in the department of biomedical engineering. Maria shares more about her research in bioelectronic medicine and her journey to the University of Houston.
In this episode, STEMINIST host Trinity Doan interviews BeBe Kelly- Serrato, an aerospace professional-systems safety engineer and cyber security coach.
Trinity and BeBe discuss her cyber security career and offer tips on keeping individuals and organizations safe online in this digital age.
The Femtech(+) Innovation Challenge is a hack-a-thon style weekend where teams of students are asked to brainstorm business solutions to problems predominantly faced by women. STEMINIST host Aria Shankar talks with Liana Gonzalez-Schulenberg about the Femtech(+) challenge and what students should expect to get out of this annual event.
STEMINIST host Aria Shankar continues her talk with Liana Gonzalez-Schulenberg about the Femtech(+) challenge and how this challenge is cultivating the next generation of innovators.
In this episode, STEMINIST host Michelle Patrick-Krueger talks with Anita Gale a Senior Project Engineer in Space Shuttle Payload & Cargo Integration for The Boeing Company in Houston. Her professional career started on the Space Shuttle program in 1974 for Rockwell International in Downey, California. She provides conceptual designs for cargo integration on future launch vehicles, contributes to R&D for Shuttle upgrades and future missions of both reusable and expendable launch vehicles, and develops and fosters process improvements. We're so excited to have Anita on our podcast!
We’re back with the rest of the conversation with STEMINIST host Michelle Patrick-Krueger and Anita Gale. Listen as Anita shares her perspective on the future of space exploration and how contributions impact the next generation of space explorers.
In this episode, STEMINIST host Trinity Doan talks with Sairah Samma, a #CullenCollege civil engineering graduate, about her experience at UH and her involvement in engineering student organizations helped her gain beneficial opportunities outside of the classroom.
STEMINIST host, Nusayba welcomes career center ambassador Adrianna Taing to this week's podcast episode.
Learn more about Adrianna and what it's like to be a Career Center Ambassador in the college's career center. Adrianna also shares some tips to help engineering students prepare for the spring 2023 engineering career fair.
In this new podcast episode, STEMINIST host Sarah Mukhida talks with UH Alum and EAA board member, Clarissa Oliveira about her involvement in the College since graduating and the importance of the Engineering Alumni Association.
In this new episode STEMINIST host Aria Shankar talks with Alexandra Landon about mechanical engineering, being the Cullen College's first ever Professor in Practice and her experience engaging with prospective engineering students.
In this new STEMINIST podcast, Aria Shankar talks with Dr. Marsha Kowal from the Cullen College of Engineering. Dr. Kowal is an Instructional Assistant Professor and serves as the Director of the Honors Engineering Program. Listeners will learn more about the UH Honors Engineering program and the various college outreach initiatives to engage with prospective engineering students.
In this new episode STEMINIST host Trinity Doan talks with Olga Bannova from the Cullen College of Engineering. Olga Bannova is a Research Associate Professor at the Sasakawa International Center for Space Architecture (SICSA) of the University of Houston. Learn more about the SICSA program, Olga's engineering education journey and her perspective on the future of space exploration.
In this new episode, STEMINIST host Aria Shankar talks with ChBE doctoral student Garima Singh about her engineering education journey and being selected for the MIT Rising Stars Workshop.
In this episode, STEMINIST host Michelle Patrick-Krueger talks with Shanna O'hara. Shanna received her bachelors in civil engineering from UH and currently works as design engineer at Vogler & Spencer Engineering. Listeners will learn more about Shanna's engineering background and her career as a design engineer.
We are excited to welcome Award-winning Author & former Flight Controller Marianne Dyson to the STEMINIST podcast. In this two-part episode, STEMINIST host Michelle Patrick-Krueger talks with Marianne about her career at NASA and what it was like to be one of the first women in NASA's Mission Control. Also, we get a few inside sneaks into her upcoming memoir, A Passion For Space.
We're back for part-two of our talk with Marianne Dyson. Listeners will get to hear more about about her career in NASA's Mission Control. Also, learn more about her upcoming memoir, A Passion For Space.
Aria Shankar is a Biomedical Engineering senior interested in the interrelations of Engineering and other professional fields.
Michelle is a non-traditional PhD student researcher in the Electrical and Computer Engineering’s Brain Machine Interface Systems Lab.
Nusayba is a biomedical engineering student. Nusayba is excited to explore the compelling stories of women in STEM at the University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering and share them with you all.
Sarah is a sophomore mechanical engineering student who has a particular interest in clean energy and design efficiency.
Trinity is a junior pursuing a major in civil engineering who is curious to see what the world has to offer.