Online Interviews

As a team, we thought of some questions you might want to ask a females in science fields of study and conducted online interviews. Here are the questions we asked. Below is a list of females who responded to our online interviews. We found their answers most interesting and hope you will also. Remember, information about many of these women is available in other sections of this site. You may also be able to contact them directly via the  

1.	Give a brief description of your job telling what you do, (a day in your life) but also what you do specifically in your position.
2.	How did you decide upon your career? When did you know you wanted to do it and how did you prepare for it?
3.	What is the best thing about your job?
4.	What do you like the least?
5.	As a kid, what kinds of things did you do to prepare for this job? What books did you read or what things did you do that let you know you would like this field?
6.	Was there any person (parent, teacher, mentor, professor) you felt influenced you to pursue this field?
7.	What is your favorite quote?
8.	What advice do you have for young women who might be interested in the field of science?

You will find them listed in   alphabetical order and listed by research areas, if you wish.

A:
	Albert, Dr. Diane E.
B:
	Brining, Dr. Sheryl K.
C:
	Capuco, Laura		Cavin, Cathleen
D:
	Dean, Alison		Dow, Kim
F:
	Freeman, Lori
G:
	Ganesan, Ann		Giobbie-Hurder, Anita
H:
	Harkins, Amanda Letchwork		Hart, Dr. Helen M.		Hendrickson, Kristie
J:
	Jaslow, Dr. Carolyn		Jones, Majorie Ann
K:
	King, Dr. Vanja M.
M:
	McGraw, Maude Taylor		Mittleman, Dr. Karen
O:
	O'Neill, Terri		Okamoto, Penny
R:
	Rantze, Elke		Raper, Dr. Carlene A.		Rodriguez, Simonett
	Roussou, Maria
S:
	Schmelz, Dr. Joan T.		Sheridan, Dr. Julie		Smith, Rita Rex
	Soons, Dr. Karen Richardson
U:
	Urry, Meg
V:
	Viano, Dr. Ann
W:
	Wagner-Döbler, Dr. Irene		White, Dr. Mary Ann		Whittemore, Marilyn
	Wintker, Julie		Witter, Amy		Woodburry Harris, Katherine

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