This is an interview with Dr. Sezin Kadioglu who is one of the few women faculty members in the college of engineering. She teaches for the Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering College at the University of Oklahoma. In this interview she reviews her journey to her career as a professor and the differences she sees from being a student in Turkey from teaching students in the United States. For more information follow the link below:
Dr. Sezin Kadioglu: www.ou.edu/coe/ame/people/kadioglu.html

Faculty Perspective in the College of Engineering

This podcast is an interview with Claire Malaby, Computer Engineering Graduating Senior and former Engineers' Club President. She discusses her experience as a leader of a male majority organization as well as her experience through being a leader in the College of Engineering. For more information follow the links below. 
Claire Malaby: www.linkedin.com/in/claire-malaby-b2935b80 
Engineers' Club: eclub.ou.edu/

Leadership within the College of Engineering at the University of Oklahoma

In this podcast Tiffany Smith was interviewed and the new Women in Engineering Program at the University of Oklahoma is explained. For more information follow the links below. 
Women in Engineering Program: www.ou.edu/content/coe/academics/wie.html 
Thousands Strong: thousandsstrong.ou.edu/project/1635 

Women in Engineering Program at the University of Oklahoma

This podcast covers the history of women in engineering over history both globally and in the United States. The history of the Society of Women Engineers is also discussed as well as the importance of diversity. For more information follow the links below. 
Society of Women Engineers: societyofwomenengineers.swe.org/ 
University of Oklahoma SWE: swe.ou.edu/ 
History of Women in Engineering: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_…n_in_engineering

A Brief History of Women in Engineering

This is an interview with Natalie Brunstein who is the current Vice President of the Society of Women Engineers as well as a leader in non-engineering organizations. She talks about the importance of becoming a part of a women's organizations as well as the importance of mentorship. For more information on Natalie follow this link: www.linkedin.com/in/nataliebrunstein

Leader in Women's Organizations

Brianna (more commonly known as Bri) Reyna is an employee for Boeing as well as a recent University of Oklahoma Mechanical Engineering graduate. She discusses her experiences in the professional world, reflects on her time as an undergraduate, and provides a needed perspective of being a women in the engineering profession. For more information follow this link: www.linkedin.com/in/brianna-reyna-3752557a

Professional Women in Engineering

In this podcast, the importance of exposing STEM to our children is discussed. Regardless of gender it is important to give our children the chance to understand science, technology, engineering, and math as soon as possible. Other countries start to teach their children to code at the age of 7 in order to better prepare them for the technological world that this world is becoming. For more information follow the links below:
GoldieBlox: www.goldieblox.com/
Debbie Sterling TEDtalk: www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEeTLopLkEo
Engineering for Kids: engineeringforkids.com/

Women in Engineering Podcast