Meet women who have pursued STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) related careers.
Girls tend to lose interest in science and technology during middle school. For three-year, ETV coordinated a pilot project called TECH TEAM. To conclude this three year project, ETV partnered with the National Science Foundation, the Girl Scouts of America, and community schools and groups, to host an all-day science festival that stimulated and encouraged middle school girls' interest in science, technology, engineering and math careers. The 2005 Science Splash was a girl's odyssey of hands-on science and math activities, speakers, shows and exhibits—all designed to educate, inspire, stimulate and entertain middle school girls ages 10-14.
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Tammy Mainwaring, Chief Operations Officer (COO) of the non-profit, IT-oLogy, speaks about how her unique background and willingness to learn led to a career and a position that is a perfect marriage...
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Dr. Shaundra Daily is a professor in the human-centered computing department at Clemson University. Her work focuses on affective computing (technology that can sense and respond to human emotion) and...
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A business unit manager at Eaton Hydraulics discusses her responsibilities. She also discusses her education, what subjects are important to do well in, and the importance of working as part of a team...
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Martha Rivers Ingram (Born August 20, 1935) In 1995, Martha Ingram succeeded her late husband, E. Bronson Ingram, as chairman and chief executive officer of Ingram Industries, an $11 billion...
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A machinist at Eaton Hydraulics discusses her job and her background experience. Her advice in preparation for an interview includes researching the company and the requirements for the job.
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A look at various possibilities that exist for green jobs in South Carolina.
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Maria Manhattan shows how she adds color and shadow to bring her computer drawing more to life.
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Maria Manhattan shows how she uses a stylus and a tablet to draw on a computer inside Adobe Illustrator.
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Lynn Cornfoot is behind the scenes at a re-enactment of a domestic violence scene for the documentary, Remember My Name.
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The Eye Wonder team explores how cell phones work. D.V. talks to a representative from a cell phone provider about the technology and equipment necessary to make cell phones work and how exactly a...