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Are you passionate about promoting female academic excellence in STEM fields? Do you have a deep understanding of electron devices and a knack for engaging interviews? If so, we want you to join us as the anchor for our exciting new spin-off series focused on promoting female academic excellence in STEM! We believe that a spin-off series focused on projecting female role models in STEM, particularly in electron devices, will be a valuable addition to our podcast lineup. By highlighting the career paths, difficulties, achievements and experiences of successful females in STEM, we can inspire the next generation of women to pursue careers and excel in STEM.
The purpose of this podcast is to motivate and inspire women to pursue careers in STEM fields, demonstrate academic and career excellence in STEM and address the underrepresentation of women in STEM disciplines by showcasing the difficulties, achievements, experiences, and insights of successful women in the field.
This podcast will follow interviews with prominent STEM women who have made significant contributions to their respective fields. Each episode will delve into the guest's life, career journey, challenges faced, successes achieved, and advice for aspiring STEM women.
We will launch the spin-off series through our existing podcast platform, leveraging our established audience and network. The selection process for the Podcast anchor role will involve soliciting applications of interest with self-prepared audition videos on YouTube. A neutral committee will then interview the selected prospective candidates.
If you are interested in this exciting opportunity, please submit your application of interest along with a self-prepared 3 minutes audition video on YouTube. Deadline for applications is 30 June 2024. For any inquiries, please contact eds@ieee.org and mmhussain@ieee.org.
On this podcast we will project role models and promote female academic excellence in STEM. The purpose of this podcast is to motivate and inspire women to pursue careers in STEM fields, demonstrate academic and career excellence in STEM, and address the underrepresentation of women in STEM disciplines by showcasing the difficulties, achievements, experiences, and insights of successful women in the field.
You have been selected as a role model in STEM because of your achievements in STEM. Please kindly provide a 10 to 30 minutes recorded video to share your challenges, achievements, experiences in your field to motivate females to pursue and excel in STEM fields.
1. Use a laptop or a phone and record yourself
2. Provide your name, affiliation, field of study, administrative function, awards, fellowships, scholarships and distinctions in STEM
3. Explain your challenges, achievements and experiences in your career area in STEM
4. Why is it important for females to pursue careers in STEM?
5. How can females excel in STEM?
6. Upload the video on WeTransfer, googledrive or as mp4 and send the link to: rosemary32us@yahoo.com
7. The video will be uploaded on my Humboldt Alumni Networking Award website to project you as role models in STEM and use your contributions to motivate and inspire females to pursue and excel in STEM.
| SN | Name | Affiliation | Area of Specialty | Country | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Prof. Rose Leke | Cameroon | |||
| 2 | Prof. Theresia Nkuo-Akenji | Cameroon | |||
| 3 | Prof. Uphie Chinji | Cameroon | |||
| 4 | Dr. Nfor Vivian | Cameroon | |||
| 5 | Prof. Marceline Djuidje | Cameroon | |||
| 6 | Prof. Ashutantang Gloria Enow | ||||
| 7 | Prof. Bechem Eneke | Cameroon | |||
| 8 | Prof. Bolanle Ojokoh | Nigeria | |||
| 9 | Prof. Olubukola Babalola | Nigeria | |||
| 10 | Prof. Roula Ahmed | Iran/USA |