March is here. It’s time to celebrate Women’s History Month!
This is our chance to honor the women who haven't always been recognized for their accomplishments—especially within the STEM fields.
For years, decades… even centuries, too many women in science have received no recognition or have had their contributions marginalized. One such woman was Barbara McClintock who conducted pioneering work with transposons or “jumping genes.” Initially she was ridiculed for her work. Thirty years after these genes had become commonly accepted, decades after her breakout work, she finally received a Nobel Prize—and she was the first woman to receive an unshared Nobel.
Help us celebrate Women’s History Month by learning about Dr. McClintock and some of the other amazing women who have made science what it is today. There are so many ways to work in a STEM field, with a specialization for almost everyone. The possibilities for inclusion and specific niche interests are endless!
Put yourself to the test—take our Women’s History Month STEM quiz.
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The range of specializations within Tunnel Rush these fields is immense, ensuring that there is a place for everyone, regardless of their interests or background.
Love this initiative for Women’s History Month! It's a great reminder to celebrate the contributions of women in STEM. Just like the rice purity test challenges perceptions, let's challenge ourselves to learn more about these incredible pioneers and their impact on science!