Those first pivotal moments that defined me as a Woman in STEM

RE: Those first pivotal moments that defined me as a Woman in STEM

Christiana Spencer — Thu, 28 Apr 2016 18:13:57 GMT

This was a great post! I definitely continue to experience the same thing...the only female in an all-male department. I've found not having an engineering degree has not held me back so far, but I constantly feel the need to go back to college. You have inspired me to consider my options, and make it work.

RE: Those first pivotal moments that defined me as a Woman in STEM

Barbara Hamilton — Tue, 19 Jan 2016 02:57:14 GMT

Nikki - thank you for your comments! To think that I inspire you is an honor; 'cuz you, lady, are a rock star!

RE: Those first pivotal moments that defined me as a Woman in STEM

Nikki Bishop — Wed, 06 Jan 2016 14:49:09 GMT

Great insight, [mention:034656d53f024408bea7f8ba16aa49cd:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05]. I am forever thankful we crossed paths in that "series of moments". You are inspirational and motivating and I am already looking forward to the next blog post. (And I don't think there is anything "old-fashioned" about choosing what is best for your baby. Those decisions are timeless and reflect your skill at balancing career and family and making the decisions that make for both a healthy family and healthy career. Having had the pleasure to meet both of your children, I can attest that you have mastered both motherhood and career!)