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She wanted to be a president as a child, now she is the first Black woman to lead the American Chemical Society
Dr. Dorothy J. Phillips is the American Chemical Society’s first Black female President. Her life has been dedicated to debunking stereotypes, leading the way for upcoming generations of scientists, and encouraging young people to explore career opportunities in STEM. Dr. Phillips’s childhood dream was to become president. Her plans included majoring in history, becoming a lawyer,…
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University of Ghana: Dr. Peace Ogbogbo becomes first female professor in Mathematical Sciences
Following her promotion to the rank of Associate Professor in Applied Mathematics at the University...
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How Janeen Uzzell rose through corporate ranks to manage a Wikipedia Foundation fund worth $4.5M
There have always been concerns about the underrepresentation of women in science, technology,...
