It appears that there are 33 women among the 83 new members of the National Academy of Engineering. This is a huge increase from a year ago, when 19 women were among the 83 new members.
According to an analysis of the new membership list, it appears that there are 19 women among the 83 new members of the National Academy of Engineering. Eight of the 19 new women members currently hold faculty posts in academia.
According to an analysis of the new membership list, it appears that there are 19 women among the 84 new members of the National Academy of Engineering. Ten of the 19 new women members currently hold faculty posts in academia.
Two of the five women have no current academic affiliations but the other three are Donna Blackmond of the Scripps Research Institute, Dawn Bonnell of the University of Pennsylvania, and Sharon Wood of the University of Texas.
