Women in Engineering (WIE)
- IEEE-USA InFocus
IEEE-USA Releases New Famous Women Engineers in History: On Yvonne “YY” Clark
Yvonne Clark had a 55-year career educating future engineers; contributed to the Apollo space program; and was the first Black woman hired at several companies.
- Careers
IEEE-USA Releases New E-Book on Famous Women Engineers in History
New IEEE-USA E-Book tells the story of Willie Hobbs Moore, who broke barriers in academia as the first Black woman to earn a Ph.D. in a science (physics) in the United States.
- Products & Services
Judith Resnik: Engineer, Astronaut, American Hero
This new IEEE-USA eBook chronicles Judith Resnik’s childhood, academic achievements and career, including landing her dream job of becoming an astronaut.
- Career Power-Up
They Won’t Stop Until You Stop
International Women’s Day is 8 March, and this article is for the women who continue to face challenges, biases and double standards in their careers.
- Products & Services
Kate Gleason: Leading the Way Marks 4th Book in IEEE-USA’s Famous Women in Engineering History Series
Kate Gleason was the first woman enrolled in Cornell University’s Engineering program; the first woman member of both ASME and the American Concrete Institute; and made a name for herself in sales, business and engineering.
