In this episode, we discuss the Tennant vs DuPont case, as outlined by the book, Exposure by Rob Bilott, as it relates to PFAS contamination and evaluation by the EPA. This topic was also covered by the movie, Dark Waters (which we would highly recommend!)

In this episode, we discuss three remarkable women in STEM: their lives and their accomplishments. These three women are Florence Nightingale, Edith Clarke, and Lillian Gilbreth. We hope you enjoy!

In this episode, we discuss Rita Colwell's life and accomplishments as outlined by her memoir, A Lab of One's Own: One Woman's Personal Journey Through Sexism in Science. We delve into her work as the first female NSF director, cholera research, the history of Title IX, and more.

Hi all! This episode marks 1 year since the launch of She's an Engineer. In this episode, we discuss behind the scenes: how we plan, record, and edit our podcasts, as well as reflect upon the past year: what we have learned since starting the podcast, and what plans we have for the future! This episode also marks the launch of our new music. 

We thank you all so much for supporting the podcast and hope you enjoy!

In this episode, we discuss the standards for professional attire in the workplace, and how to navigate dressing business professional, business casual, engineering casual, and for field work. 

In this episode, we discuss what it means to build and develop your own professional brand, and what you should and should not do during this process. 

In this episode, we interview one of Root's co-founders, Eric. He discusses how he started Root, gained funding, and eventually, sold the company this past year. 

In this episode, Shannon and Emma discuss Shannon's daily life as an environmental engineer, working for a consulting firm in Boise. This is our second episode of the series, "A Day in the Life". 

In this episode, Emma and Shannon discuss and go through Emma's daily routine as a medical student. This is the first episode of a series "A Day in the Life", where we follow various engineers and individuals in STEM, to see what a typical work day looks like for them. 

In this episode, we discuss and compare our perspectives on engineering, engineering classes, and jobs now versus prior to college.