DIANA SCOTT BEATTIE
June 11, 2019
Interested in biochemistry since college, Diana Scott Beattie dedicated her career to advancing the field.
Interested in biochemistry since college, Diana Scott Beattie dedicated her career to advancing the field.
Janet Rideout was one of the scientists who discovered that azidothymidine (AZT) could be used as an antiretroviral agent to treat HIV.
Dr. Iben started as a teacher in public schools in Lincoln, Massachusetts, and Champaign, Illinois, after which she became a secretary and adjunct professor
Violet Meek always dreamed of becoming a scientist. She was curious about how things worked, and thought the field presented a great opportunity to learn.
Growing up, Susan R. Kelley always enjoyed science classes. When she learned that engineering was a real-world application of science, she was intrigued.
Susan Waggoner served as an electronics engineer of energy and power with the Naval Surface Warfare Center from 1991 until her retirement.
Lucille Lang Day is the founder and director of Scarlet Tanager Books, and continues to edit and author poems, articles, books and book reviews.
A Christian science practitioner, Prudence Anderson has dedicated her career to helping others see the power of God in life.
Ilse Piippo was the chief medical officer and vice president of drug development at Faron Pharmaceuticals until her retirement in 2017.
Lisa M. Dunkle has lent her skills to her position as the chief medical officer of the Protein Science Corporation since 2011.
Jacqueline Y. Miller serves the Allyn Museum of Entomology and as both a curator for lepidoptera and an associate director at the McGuire Center.
Today, Pamela Hallock Muller is a professor of marine science at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg.
Today, T. Kay Kiser is thriving as an independent writer and founded Kiser Publications in 2009.
Catherine Uyehara is director of research at the U.S. Army Regional Health Command-Pacific-Hawaii and a department chief at the Tripler Army Medical Center.
Backed by 31 years in education, Judy Schieble has served as a teacher liaison for Spaceport Sheboygan since 2003.
Deborah Callender is thriving as a physical scientist with the Naval Oceanographic Office at the Stennis Space Center.
Maura J. Donohue joined the United States Environmental Protection Agency as a research chemist in 2003, and continues in that role to this day.
Thelma Dunnebacke Dixon has worked for the Viral and Rickettsial Disease Laboratory of the California Department of Health Care Services since 1976.
Diana Jeanne Cosand has served as an associate professor of biology at Chaffey College since 2002, having first joined the college in 2001.
Susan D. Zimmerman joined Williston State College as an instructor in 1986 and today excels as a full professor of biology and astronomy.
Inge Juliana Sackmann Christy is currently a faculty associate of the California Institute of Technology.
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