Women’s History Month

Graduate student Kun Woo Cho working on hardware in a Princeton lab.

Celebrating Women’s History Month with stories of resilience and reinvention

Three panelists sit at a table, interacting and smiling — Princeton Engineering’s 2023 Women’s Empowerment Week included a panel discussion on networking and creating community, featuring (from left) Sonali Majumdar, the Graduate School’s assistant dean for professional development; and Jerelle Joseph and Michele Sarazen, both assistant professors of chemical and biological engineering. The discussion was moderated by Julie Yun (far left), the engineering school’s associate dean for diversity and inclusion. Photo by Tori Repp/Fotobuddy

Creating and leading: Celebrating Women’s History Month

Women's History Month

Princeton Engineering celebrates Women’s History Month

Raised hand in classroom — Women generally speak far less than men in undergraduate engineering classes, but this is not always the case, according to Princeton researchers. When classes are taught by women instructors, the gender gap practically disappears. Photo by iStock

Study points to strategies for closing the participation gender gap in engineering courses

Screenshot of three women in video

Challenges, mentors and successes: Women leaders reflect on their pathways

Portraits of three faculty members

Explore and connect widely: Faculty alumnae reflect