Gumberg Library has lots of resources for learning more about women's contributions to STEM fields.
To find print books, click the following links:
Prefer e-books?
Looking for journal articles?
"Women in science" in GreenFILE
Women AND engineer* in Academic Search Elite
Women AND (computer science OR computer program*) in Academic Search Elite
This work by Rebekah Miller is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial license; CC BY-NC 4.0
Click on each book to see details.
Picture a Scientist, Film Platform, 2020 (Video)
National Women's History Museum Exhibit: Breaking In: Women in STEM
CHF Women in Chemistry TV/Film Series
Southern Polytechnic State University: Recovering Women in STEM Wiki
Lady Science - see also their free, downloadable ebooks, Lady Science vol. 1 & Lady Science vol. 2.
"Historic rejection letters to women engineers" The Atlantic article by Adrienne LaFrance
"Women in science: weird sisters?" Nature article by Patricia Fara
"'The Finkbeiner Test:' Seven rules to avoid gratuitous gender profiles of female scientists" Columbia Journalism Review article by Curtis Brainard
"Journals invite too few women to referee" article in Nature
Joining a professional society can help you network throughout your career. See below for some of the many possible groups or societies you can join.