2006 women's seminar: are we there yet?

Sheri Sheppard, Ph.D. 
Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Stanford Unversity and Advisor to the ME Women's Group
Title: "Where We Are and Where We Want To Be

Laura Demsetz, Ph.D. 
Professor of Engineering and Computer Information Science, College of San Mateo
Title: "Enjoying the journey, whether the road is high, long and winding, or less traveled by."

Angela A. Steffen Meyer, Ph.D., PE
Vice President, Client Services, Exponent, Inc.
Title: "So I planned on being a professor - but plans changed..."

Sarah Billington, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Stanford University 
Title: "Transition to One Day at a Time"

Pamela Eibeck , Ph.D. 
Dean, College of Engineering, Texas Tech University
Title: "Blue Highways: One Woman's Path Through Academe"

Marti Blad, Ph.D. 
Field Inspector and Engineering Design Review, Arizona Department of Environmental Quality 
Ingrid St. Omer, Ph.D. 
Assistant Professor in Electrical & Computer Engineering, University of Kentucky
Title: "Crossing Paths and Non-elastic Collisions"

Aimee Angel, M.S.
Senior Product Manager, Next Generation Drug Eluting Stent Strategy, Guidant Corporation
Title: "Projection and Perception: Understanding the biases that will be used against you"

Radia Perlman, Ph.D. 
Distinguished Engineer, Sun Microsystems Laboratories
Title: "There is no 'there': Embrace the Journey"

Alice Agogino, Ph.D.
Roscoe and Elizabeth Hughes Professor of Mechanical Engineering, University of California at Berkeley
Title: "Women in Engineering in the Year 2020: Possible, Probable, and Preferable Scenarios"

Chris Kurjan, M.S.