by Stephanie Long, TBRI senior analyst April 1, 2021 .
Editor’s note: Stephanie Long is a senior analyst at Technology Business Research.
HAMPTON, N.H. – The STEM field is growing, creating tremendous opportunity for well-trained applicants. While STEM has traditionally been a male-dominated field, cultivating interest at the undergraduate level can help draw in more women who may have the necessary skills but have never considered STEM as a career path. In TBR’s monthly series Women in STEM, we discuss how female leaders have successfully pursued careers in STEM and are encouraging more female representation by passing on the lessons they’ve learned to other women who are pursuing this path.