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JSC Deputy Director Honored As Hispanic 2008 Engineer of the Year: JSC Deputy Director Ellen Ochoa has been chosen as the first woman to
receive the Engineer of the Year award by the Hispanic Engineer
National Achievement Awards Conference.
Biotec promotes two women to board of directors after it smashes sales targets: A BRIDGEND-BASED pharmaceutical clinical trials company has appointed two women to its board of directors. Biotec
Services International has promoted Fiona Withey to the role of
business development director and Rachel Fisher to operations director.
San Antonio architect in Women's Hall of Fame: San Antonio architect Carolyn Peterson's work reads like a where's where of Texas historic architecture. Now, Peterson is part of a Texas who's who.
Leading scientist does it for the girls: A scientist is on a worldwide mission to explode stereotypes and encourage more young women into physics.
No flight of fancy: Mary Beth Riley Moran a
Federal Aviation Administration safety inspector was recently chosen for the Cambridge Who's Who List,
a professional resource used for networking and mentoring purposes that
recognizes the accomplishments of individuals that have made a distinct
place for themselves in their careers.
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Re: Women in the News for October 20, 2008
