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    Global Voices in Engineering

    Every engineer has a story. On the Society of Women Engineers’ Global Voices in Engineering podcast, we celebrate the people shaping the engineering profession around the world.

    Hear candid conversations and practical advice from women and allies in STEM across a wide range of engineering disciplines, career stages, and countries.

    From students and early-career professionals to executives, entrepreneurs, and retirees, each episode offers perspectives, lessons, and experiences that connect engineers wherever they are in their journey.

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    Ep 249: Allyship and Unlearning Silence With Author Elaine Lin Hering Feb 27, 2024
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    Author Elaine Lin Hering (she/her) joined us in the WE23 Diverse Podcast Studio to dive into what allyship truly means and its relationship to learned silence. Interviewed by Larry Guthrie (he/him), director of content strategy at SWE, Lin Hering explores the ways that individuals and organizations unintentionally silence marginalized voices and how to change course. She also offers ways to support your teams in speaking up, insights on how to unlearn silence within yourself, and experiments to help you use your voice to advocate for yourself and others.

    Ep 248: From Chemical Engineer to Science Superheroine With Tamara Robertson Feb 20, 2024
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    Engineer, TV host and STEM advocate Tamara Robertson (she/her) joined us in the WE23 Diverse Podcast Studio to discuss her efforts to instill hope in the next generation of tinkerers and engineers. Interviewed by FY24 SWE President Alexis McKittrick (she/her), Robertson shares the story of walking away from her corporate engineering job to focus on getting more women into STEM careers. Hear the events that led to Robertson’s role on “MythBusters,” why comic books and superhero science are natural platforms for STEM outreach, and how SWE’s Invent It. Build It. program is helping future engineers build their skills and confidence.

    Ep 247: Aviation, Dance, and STEM Outreach: A Conversation With Deysi Melgar Feb 13, 2024
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    Deysi Melgar, a longtime facilitator of SWE’s Invent It. Build It. pre-college outreach program, joined us at the WE23 Diverse Podcast Studio to discuss her inspiring career journey and her passion for introducing students to engineering. Interviewed by Larry Guthrie, director of content strategy at SWE, Melgar reflects on how she balances multiple passions such as dance, STEM outreach and her full-time career in the aviation sector. Plus, hear how being a contestant on PBS’s “Design Squad” fueled her interest in engineering and the advice Melgar would give to her teenage self.

    Ep 246: Bridging Cultures in STEM With Neema Nair of Cummins India Feb 06, 2024
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    Neema Nair (she/her), design & analysis engineering leader for the engine business of Cummins India, joined us live in the WE23 Diverse Podcast Studio to share her experiences of living and working as an engineer in both the U.S. and India. Interviewed by Laurie Shuster (she/her), editor-in-chief of SWE Magazine, Nair sheds light on the key similarities and differences for women pursuing STEM careers in these cultures. Hear her reflections on authentic networking, retaining women in the workforce, avoiding common career pitfalls and advocating for important causes within the workplace.

    Ep 245: Inspiring the Future: High School STEMinists Share Their Stories Jan 30, 2024
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    Alden Sherrill and Eleanor Lyons, two inspiring high school students, joined us live in the WE23 Diverse Podcast Studio to share their journeys, including their mentors in STEM. Interviewed by Karen Horting, CEO and executive director of SWE, Lyons and Sherrill reflect on their hands-on experiences in programs such as SWENext, FIRST, and Apple’s Engineering Technology Camp. Also, hear about their future plans, their story of meeting Tim Cook, and their advice on how professional engineers can better support and uplift the STEM leaders of the next generation.

    Ep 244: Overcoming Stress and Burnout in Engineering Jan 19, 2024
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    In this episode, explore how two women engineers navigated workplace stress and imposter syndrome and ultimately found fulfillment by helping others. Yanet Borrego (she/her), self-mastery coach and speaker, shares about the challenges of high-stress STEM environments and her career pivot from chemical engineering to self-mastery coaching. Cary Kaczowka (she/her), program manager at RTX, reflects on her experiences of teaching sailing and engine maintenance classes to women and discusses the importance of secondary passions for stress relief. You can discover more about their stories in the Winter 2024 issue of SWE Magazine.

    Ep 243: Starting and Navigating Jobs as an Early Career Engineer Jan 16, 2024
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    Early career engineers face a unique set of challenges, from navigating new jobs to approaching unfamiliar tasks to assessing whether a workplace is truly the right fit. In this episode, sit in on a mentoring session with Jenni Johnson (she/her), co-lead of the SWE Early Career Professionals Affinity Group, and her real-life mentor Liz San Miguel (she/her) of the SWE Mid-Career Professionals Affinity Group where they discuss these topics. Learn how to figure out if a company is the right place for your long-term growth, strategies to change sectors within engineering and why having a mentor can be life-changing for early career engineers.

    Ep 242: International Teams and STEM Leadership With Gretchen Curry of Fortune Brands Innovations Jan 09, 2024
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    This episode is sponsored by Fortune Brands Innovations. In this episode of Diverse, we dive into the world of international engineering projects with Gretchen Curry, director of quality, North America, at Fortune Brands Innovations. Curry shares her inspiring journey from chemical engineer to leading global projects, including a notable plant startup in Singapore. Hear her insights on navigating international teams and climbing the career ladder as a working mom, plus learn how Fortune Brands Innovations is supporting women engineers in its workforce.

    Ep 241: Championing Inclusion With Global Activist-Scholar Morénike Giwa Onaiwu Jan 02, 2024
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    Morénike Giwa Onaiwu joined us live in the WE23 Diverse Podcast Studio to share insights on inclusion and equity, particularly for the neurodivergent community. Interviewed by Laurie Shuster, editor-in-chief of SWE Magazine, Giwa Onaiwu discusses their journey as an advocate, educator and founder of the nonprofit Advocacy Without Borders. Learn the best piece of advice Giwa Onaiwu ever received, what drives her commitment to social justice, and practical ideas that STEM workplaces can implement to become more accessible to all.

    Ep 240: How Engineers Shape Our Food Systems With Tetra Pak Dec 19, 2023
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    This episode is sponsored by Tetra Pak. When you sit down to enjoy your favorite food and drinks, do you ever think about the engineers who made that meal possible? Meet Samantha Bzdawka and Alexus Heldt, two Tetra Pak engineers at different points in their careers who specialize in the equipment that makes cheese and other dairy products. On this episode of Diverse, they discuss the important role engineers play in supporting our food systems.

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