Anjali Roychowdhury is a graduate student at Stanford University with a passion for pushing the boundaries of what is possible.

Episode outline:

Introduction and Background - 00:15s

After High School – 9:13

After College – 25:48

Advice – 28:54

Audience Q&A – 33:20

Anna-Belle La Force is an Analyst at ProcureAbility.

Prior to joining ProcureAbility, Ms. La Force was a consultant with FTI consulting where she worked on multiple projects focused on Business viability and Supply Chain and Logistics Management. She graduated from The Georgia Institute of Technology, with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering.

Tune in to get to know her and her experiences as an immigrant woman in STEM!

Fernanda Sulantay is a Chemical Engineer starting her Ph.D. at Yale University in Fall 2020. She uses her social media platforms to talk about STEM as well as help girls in STEM. She loves coding, editing, and dancing. Listen to this live episode to get to know Fernanda and the many ways in which she's a Steminista.

This week, the main host, Chinaza Ogbonna, gives a recap of the season. She discusses the Steministas' experiences as academics, women enterpreneurs, and all around boss women in STEM with some self-reflection, giving some insight into some of the lessons she learned from these episodes. We really appreciate you taking this journey with us. We hope you join us for the next season starting soon (next year)

Dr. Tequilla Hill, LMFT, is a licensed therapist in the state of Georgia. She is the owner of Hill Psychotherapeutic Services, LLC and Indigo Gypsy Yoga in Marietta GA.

Dr. Hill is also a Registered Yoga Teacher and specializes in using yoga therapy for conditions that are supported by her training in psychotherapy—stress, depression, and anxiety ( mood/emotional issues). She received her Bachelors Degree from Florida Atlantic University, Masters and Doctorate Degrees from Nova Southeastern University.

Anabella Maria Galang is a 17 year old, Filipinx-American cancer researcher and entrepreneur who's passionate about sharing her interests in biology and computer science with others. She also founded a non-profit organization that provides free STEM-centered workshops to local middle school girls called "The Steminist Movement, Inc." Recently, she has been invited to speak at events for the American Association for University Women (AAUW) and the American Cancer Society.

This week, the main host, Chinaza Ogbonna, offers some more insight into some of the major themes we have heard this past month in season 2. She discusses the Steministas' experiences as women enterpreneurs in STEM with some self-reflection, giving some insight into some of the lessons she learned from these episodes.

Elena Christopoulos is a scientist and sustainability expert with over 20 years of expertise as an Energy and Political Consultant. She is the Principal of ECMC and in early 2000 she implemented the first urban wind turbine in North America. She also created the first feed-in-tariff program to support this effort. Last year, Elena was named Toronto’s Woman of the Year for her work designing and implementing wind turbines and solar arrays in Canada, Greece, Germany, England, and the US.

Kendall Rankin founded The Diamond Campaign during her sophomore year while getting her degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering from Georgia Tech. The Diamond Campaign’s mission is to create a community for Black women to embrace their unique cut (body image), color (personal brand), carat (self-worth), and clarity (vision for the future). The organization envisions a world in which Black women are confident enough in themselves to effectively support and encourage each other.

This week's Steminista is Mallorye Crowell, the CEO and founder of Higher Foundation, Inc. Higher Foundation promotes post-secondary education by providing mentorship and resources to prospective and current college students. She founded higher after she graduated from Georgia Tech in Spring 2016 because she wanted to help students overcome post-secondary education barriers. Listen to her share her incredibly inspiring experiences of overcoming these obstacles