STEMher Magazines have featured over 80 women & girls in STEM. Ladies from all continents, except Antarctica, and many countries such as USA, Australia, India, St. Kitts and Nevis, Ireland, etc. Get STEMher Magazine on Amazon & #womeninSTEM #girlsinSTEM

"Get a job or professional experience before you graduate. Real-life experience is unbeatable" Geraldine Aron, Paleontologist. Born in South Africa, get to know Geraldine and get more tips in STEMher Magazine on Amazon and #womensmonth #WomenInSTEM #WHM

It's International Women's Day; 2024 IWD theme is Inspire Inclusion. "The most powerful skill a woman has is discipline" Geetika Maddirala, Biomedical Engineer. She's a student in Australia. More in STEMher Magazine on Amazon & #IWD2024 #InspireInclusion

"We as women have to decide to stay, sometimes we have to show perseverance to stick with a job. Rewards will come with time" Kim Starr, Mining Engineer (Retired). Get tips on STEMher Magazine on Amazon and #womenshistorymonth #womeninstem #WHM #WHM2024

March is Women's Month. The 2024 WHM theme is: Women Who Advocate for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. STEMher Magazine has featured 80+ women worldwide in the fields of science, tech, engineering, math (STEM). Grab yours on Amazon & #WHM2024 #womeninSTEM

Miss USA 2017 Kára McCullough has a degree in chemistry with a concentration in radiochemistry from South Carolina State University. She created fun, interactive activities celebrating math & science to cultivate a passion for STEAM among students. #blackhistorymonth #WomenInSTEM

"When I grow up I would like to become a veterinarian. I love animals, and I want to prevent diseases & harmful things from happening to them" - Alma Villapando, Student. Get STEMher Magazine on Amazon and #blackhistorymonth #blackstemlikeme #girlsinSTEM

"When seeking a mentor, know what you want. When being a mentor, remember it’s about the mentee, not you" - Sharon Rossmark, MBA, Women and Drones CEO. Get tips in STEMher Magazine, available on Amazon and #blackhistorymonth #blackstemlikeme #WomenInSTEM

The folding cabinet bed was invented by Sarah E. Goode, an American inventor and furniture store owner. This predated the Murphy beds and sofas. She was one of the first Black women to patent an invention with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. #blackhistorymonth #WomenInSTEM

"Do internships and co-ops to gain experience in your field, take as many math & science classes in high school to prepare for college-level courses" Achaia Ravizee, Program Analyst. Get tips in STEMher Magazine on Amazon & #blackhistorymonth #WomenInSTEM

"Everyone needs a mentor. Sometimes you need the perspective of someone outside of the matrix of your life to tell you the truth & help you grow" Michelle Mbakop, Chemical Engineer. Get tips in STEMher Magazine on Amazon & #blackhistorymonth #womeninstem

"I'm an American mathematician with a PhD from Virginia Tech. I am known for my contributions to the mathematical modeling of the shape of the Earth. I was inducted into the US Air Force Hall of Fame in 2018." #blackhistorymonth #womeninstem. Who's this woman in STEM? Reply below

"I’d tell a STEM woman to get a business degree or certificate. It's helpful to think like a businessperson with STEM skills" Natoshia Anderson, EdD, Smart STEM CEO. Get more tips in STEMher Magazine on Amazon & #blackhistorymonth #womeninstem #stemwomen

The feeding tube was invented by Bessie Blount Griffin, an American physical therapist, an inventor, a writer, & forensic handwriting analyst. While working with World War II veterans, she invented this device so her patients could feed themselves. #blackhistorymonth #womeninstem

This February and every month, we celebrate the lives & contributions of Black women & girls in science, tech, engineering &/or math (STEM). STEMher Magazine has featured several of these women/girls in STEM. Get your copy on Amazon and #BlackHistoryMonth

A member of the Prairie Band Potawatomi & Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma nations, Madison Wabaunsee is National All-American Miss Jr. Teen 2022. By winning the title, she serves as a trailblazer for other Indigenous girls. #nativesinSTEM #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #winningwednesday

"I'm a Pomo Indian. I graduated as valedictorian in Interaction Design. I co-founded Natives Rising, highlighting Native Americans in tech & fostering mentor connections between tech professionals & students.". Do you know who this is? .#nativesinstem #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth

This Cyber Monday, get STEMher Magazine on Amazon # "Women should take up meditation. STEM careers are challenging, and can be mentally exhausting" - Brittany Leslie, Artificial Intelligence Grad Student. #cybermonday #nativesinstem #nativeamerican

On this Small Business Saturday, get STEMher Magazine on Amazon & "Everyone should mentor a robotics team to continue to change the lives of kids & make our world a better place" Danielle Boyer, Robotics Inventor. #smallbusinesssaturday #nativesinstem

This Black Friday, get STEMher Magazine on Amazon and "Find mentors in your field, but don’t discount mentors associated with other disciplines" - Annie Dixon, Ecologist. #nativesinSTEM #blackfriday #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #nativesinstem #WomenInSTEM

From my family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving! 🍁 . "I'm thankful for all who have supported us, and the women & girls who have let us share their STEM journey. God bless you" - Ruby B. Sutton, founder of STEMher and mining engineer. STEMher Magazines are on