To honor Women's History Month, Germanna Community College extends its appreciation for the extraordinary contributions of women throughout American history. During the entire month, we proudly celebrate the women who play a significant role in shaping the Germanna community and championing equity, diversity, and inclusion.
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What's Happening at Germanna
Women in STEM
With Karrin Felton
March 4 · 11:30 a.m. · Virtual
Join Karrin Mayfield Felton as she shares her journey as a woman of color in STEM. With over 20 years of experience in engineering and technical leadership, Karrin's story of overcoming challenges and achieving success in fields such as process optimization and program management will inspire and motivate.
Women in STEM
With Enanga Daisy Fale
March 18 · 11:30 a.m. · Virtual
Join us for an inspiring session with Enanga Daisy Fale, a passionate advocate for STEM and enthusiast of the aerospace-defense industry. With extensive experience in systems engineering and integration management, Enanga drives technological advancement in aerospace and defense. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from Enanga about her journey and advocacy in STEM.
Women in STEM
With Louvere Walker Hannon
March 25 · 11:30 a.m. · Virtual
Discover Louvere Walker-Hannon, a MathWorks Application Engineering Senior Team Lead specializing in AI and data science workflows. With a background in biomedical engineering and geographic information technology, Louvere has excelled in various engineering roles over her 20-plus-year career at MathWorks, and is deeply involved in mentoring underrepresented groups in technology.
Panel and Screening: "Birthing Justice"
A discussion of the maternal mortality rate among Black women
March 25 · 5:30 p.m. · Fredericksburg Area Campus, SP2 Room 105 A/B
Join us for a powerful discussion panel and screening of "Birthing Justice," a documentary shedding light on the alarming maternal mortality rate among Black women. Hear from experts and activists as they delve into the systemic issues affecting maternal health care for Black women and explore solutions for change.