STEM

Two women scientists of color look into their respective microscopes to study material. They are both wearing lab coats and surrounded by various solutions and a document with their notes on it.
10 Latina Scientists You Should Know
Gelvina Rodriguez Stevenson
Gelvina Rodriguez Stevenson on Science, Law, and Mentorship
Raul Taveras
Raul Taveras Combines His Two Passions
Sianna Castillo
Sianna Castillo Helps BioMarin Hit Medical Milestones
Clara Jimenez
Clara Jimenez Takes a Scientific Approach
Evelyn Miralles
Evelyn Miralles Finds Beauty in Computer Science
Ray Lugo, Florida Space Institute, portrait thumbnail
Ray Lugo Knows That Space Could Use a Manager
Sonia Perez
Primed and Board Ready: Sonia Pérez
Maria Martinez, Cisco Systems
Maria Martinez: Latina STEM Pioneer
Claudia Ibarra: “Never Give Up”
Mariely Banda Franzetti Dell
Mariely Bandas-Franzetti Is Working to Reach Latinas in STEM
Dennis Calderon and the Proactive Path
How Richard Rosalez Is Helping Samsung to Push the Envelope
GE Power’s Jorge Frausto on Leading by Example
Thaddeus Arroyo on the Smart Future
Long-Term Evolution
Antonio Argibay Believes Workplaces Are for People
From a Commodore 64 to Business Development and More
Serving a Higher Purpose
Comcast’s Last Line of Defense